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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
The synod of Irish Arehbt = M ms

IUBLIN, August 3l-The synod OF irish
A1chbishops and Bishops of the Roman
catholic church, summoned by Cardina al
Callan. on the express authority of the Pope
met at MaynOOth to-day. Cardinal Cullen
presided. The proceedings were held with
closed doors. 1t is understood that the edu-
cation question Will be the principal subject
of del Iteration before the eynol
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A FORTUNE IN A FEATHER-BED.-Mrs
McGreavy, of No. 95 Douglass street, Brook
Ign, was discontinued with a feather bed
which she had recently bought, and explor-
Ing II Saturday for the disturb NJ element
found small hard package, which she
threw out of the window. II was picked up
by an inQuisitive. youngster OF the house OF
OMalley, neighbors, who took il 70 his
father 10 open. O'Malley senior did so. when
out rolled a lot OF gold dou BILE eagles and 800
in currencyi 1t was rich strike TO OMal-
ley, who literally treated his friends and
CONSIDERABLY returned the bag to the exas-
perated Mrs. McGreavy, whose husband very
soon caused the arrest Of O'Malley for grand
larceny-M Y. 1rittuse, 3Nh.
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Another Chinese Outrage.

SHANGHAI, August 0l.-Wm. Henderson,
chief engineer IN the maritime customs ser
vice, and a lighthouse keeper on Chanting
pTomontOry, with their Chinese employees
have been attacked and beaten by neigh Dor
ing villagers. 1t is alleged that the outrage
was instigated by Mandarin whom Mr..
Henderson visited.
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MOODY AND SaNKEY OUTDoSE.-In oneof
the negro churches of Tennessee a spirited
ly since 1css. just ten years. The preachers
have been changed, but new ones took their
place, and these, with an enthusiastic con-
gregstioD, have been holding the for. right
along.
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THE "CITIzENs'' TICKET IN BALTIMORE.
The Citizens Reform mass meeting last
night was a large gathering. The following
nominations for city officers were announced
and ratified: For Mayor, Henry M. War
field; for sheriff, John NJ. McClintock; for
states attorney, Henry ". ID. Johns. Nomi-
nations for state officers will be made at a
future meeting. Attorney General Syester
declines TO allow the new party to use his
name for governor.
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HOTELS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

LONG AND SHORT SIGHT EXCHANGE FOR
SALE ON
4RRREEL,s HHZiRRi JEEyy CO. 5 Eo.aos;
And on Strasours, Vienna, Brussels, Carsshrue
Eoiosna, E.re,"gers, SopenhAeen: Amsterdam,
Gutenberg, Stockholm, Basls, zarich, Sfnttssrt.
LEWIS JOHNSON q CO..
sosh'T Bankers.
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NEW DIRK, August 3l.-Patrlck Ge3ry,
Keeper in the Biackwells Island peniten-
tIary, was arrested last night, charged with
causing the death of Michael Connolly. one
OF the prisoners under his charge. The
deputy warden OF the prison, COrvenhover.
for whom warrant has also been isSu~ 4, is
still at large. Investigation into the cause Of
Connelly's death showed that he was the vic
tim OF the most brutal treafmhn1
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SEvENTEEy TRAMPS were arrested I'm
halfway, N. j., last Friday night and lock ed
up. While in the cells they threatened re-
verge, and on Sunday morning they set fire
To three buildings, causing a total loss OF
about 5000
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SANKEY, the revivalist, writes of the Eng
lish queen and her grandchildren: "The lit
tie folks are just such shy-looking youngster
as we have by millions In our Sunday
schools, and their grandmother just such a
pleasant, wonanly body as we see every
sabbath In the amen corner OF our MetnO-
dist churches In America
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AARON ANDERs, prominent miller and
flour dealer Of Frederick county, Maryland,
was accidentally drowned at Linganore
mills, yesterday morning. It Is rumored
that his lite was insured for $4,000.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

TIE RECEIPTS TO-DAY were, from inter
rsl revenue, s235.61ST2; total for the month,
S9,jI9,1l27S; from customs, $3.50, 1886.
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PACING RACE IN BOsToN.-The pacing
race at Boston, yesterday, for 5000 and the
CT ampionship of the United States, was
won by Sleepy George, Sallie second, Copper
Bottom, third. Time, 2Nk 2:25, 2:2l, 2:2i
SaIlie took the first heat -
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PHILADELPHIA August 31-The schooner
Howard and Ogden, belonging to Port Nor
waters edge at $50 this q. m, at Cooper's
Point Loss q, 500; no insurance.
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ATTACHMENT AGAINST PROPERTY OF
THE BANK OF CALIFoRNIA.-Ins suit OF Ma
than1el b. Hail vs.. Bank of California, Judge
Brady, Of N. Y, In Supreme Court chambers
yesterday granted an attachment against
the banks property In New York state, 90
recover $4,000 deposited with the bank.
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QUICK RErRIBUTioN sometimes follow Z
the deportation OF bloody deeds. The deS :
perado who SO brutally numbered an unof-
Tending Cherokee boy at Muskogee, In the
Indian territory,a few days since was shot
and killed while attempting TO escape from
The sheIifi7s posse on Saturday last
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BARRY SULLIVAN made his first appear
ance last night at Be oth's theatre. New York.
as Hamlet. The Sixty-ninth regiment aud
the members OF the American ride team
were among the audience
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Probable Murder

NEW YORK, August 3l-John Moore aud an
unknown man Quarreled over a game OF
cards in an sth avenue lager beer saloon and
In the night which ensued Moore received a
dangerous stab wound in the abdomen
which IL is thought will prove fatal. His as
sailapt escaped,
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THE DEFAULrING STATE TREASURER NJ
New Jersey has been arrested I'm Philadel-
phia. There IL some talk OF an extra session
OF The legislature 20 appoint q new treasurer.
IN that event the governor can appoint new
treasurer.
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THE AMOUNT of rational bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption aggregated $500, GO6.
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a SUIT WITHOUT PoCKETs.-The new
uniform for the conductors Of the PennSyl-
vania company il gorgeous attire. To
prevent populations the entire suit is with
out pockets. The coat, which is TO be OF
blue cloth, is OF sack pattern, and buttons TO
the chin, two rows of brass buttons and goIa
stripes running down the front, aud the mon
ogram OF the company on the collar. \
leather satchel, having two COMPARTMENTS.
for tickets and specified change, will oa
strapped TO the conductors shoulder. TIL.
compartment containing the tickets will be
lot ked at the start, and not opened until the
erd OF the trip. Many OF the conductors
threaten TO resign. Conductor JAMES Fields,
one OF the oldest, has sent in his resignation
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MORE SUSPENSIONS The publishfng
houses OF Lee & Shepard, OF Boston, aud
Lee, shepard Dillingham;, of New York
have suspend"i. The liabilities are estima-
ted at half q million.
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PATERSON, N. J., August 3l.-rhe WASH
ington Market Company, of this city, has
been enjoined by the Chancellor from doing
any further business. A receiver will be APP
pointed next Monday. Liabilities are about
S25O,000.
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1000 Men for Trebfsne.
RAGCSA, August 3l.-The Turks hav
thrown 900 men into Trebigne.
The LAYING 0f the Dtrect CahIa

LONDON, August 31.-The steamer Fara-
day has recovered the end of the eastern por-
ton OF the direct cable, and is now IL direct
Geographic communication with London,
but she has not yet succeeded in finding the
western section of the cable and reports that
unfavoraDle weather retards operations.
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"A SUPPOSED HIGHwAYMAN's FATE
!Shot VINE hopping a Wagon on a DARK and
Lonely RoDL-About midnight Wednesday
Constable Abraham Hamer, OF Jamaica, L.
j., was returning in wagon from Newton
village after the transaction OF official brsi-
ness IN the latter place, on the old Myrtle
avenue road. The road was lonely ami the
night dark and he had his pistol ready beside
I'M. Al point near the b.ick factory of
Laiande X GnoSjean his hoi 20 SHE'D in the
narrow roadway and the wagon slid pa Is
down into the gutter. Hamer could inSt
make out the figure OF a man al the horses
head holding the check rein and apparently
entangled with the shaft. He CROPPED for his
pistol In the wagon box, whittier IL had fal-
len, and fired al the man, who till then hal
not uttered word. The man dropped with
o GrOan. and Hammer getting out found him
appaI emily dead. He started 10 drive on
when he heard a whistle answered by another
in tire darkness, but drove home without
mo!esfatiOn. Tie Coroner at Jamaica went
back with him Immediately, but the BODY
had been removed, and though tine bOgS and
woods ii the nei ghDorhOod have been care
fully searched. nothing has been found of Il,
Word was sent 10 the Brooklyn and New,
pOlice.-N L. World. 27h.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TGER FEST
SEPTEMBER 5IH, 6IH AND 7TH, 1875.
SUNDAY, September 5th,
AERIVAL OF THE RICHMOND SINGERS.
MONDAY EvE'NG, September 9Th, at pm,
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
WASHINGTON sAENGERBUN
AND THE
"vIaGINIA.'; RICHMOND.
Assisted by the b. musical talent Of ashingtop
Richmond and Baltimore, AID
AFULL ORCHESTRA.
PBNf II. .CONDUc FOR
, TIststs q, slio9; Including Se..rv q seats, can
TUESDAY. September 7th,
PICNIC
AT HE WASHINGTON sCHUETzEN PARK
Commencing a, B O'clock D. m. augsO 81
Na1IONAh THEAIEE Angus, so,h
The celebrated aud Just popular Comedians and Vo-
BAKER AND FARRoN,
,FIRsT;CLASs DRAMATIC COMPANY.
VIII made thelr nrst appearance in their new Ame-
rican serio5Comic Drama, written expressly for
them BY c Mr1 rsflfGFf h ksf G fnsTff
The Scenes located in the South Atlantic states.
AND DANCES. " ~ LEI . Win '0No'
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT2.
Admission .. so, and 23 Cents.
The sale Of Seats will commence on SATURDAY
at the Theatre and continue daily. sug26-tr
EORD's.~~.HAyERLY's MINsTRELS.
PRELIMINARY POPLAR MUSICAL WEEK.
HAvERLY'S GREAT MINSTREL TROUPE.
Twenty four in number, for One Week Only
Commencing MONDAY, August 3Oth.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
most amusing ard deli ghtful Programme, blend
ing operate with Popular Music, Bright Sayings.
Comic Dances, and Mirth provoking limitations.
Seats secured at the Opera House during the day
ADMISSION 10, 80. and 25 Cents. aug26-tr
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEW No.
7TH ST. AT zrH ST.
MiRKRITER'S
No. f39 7th street. bsftcseH ID and Streets stght
doors ADORE old FsilOIrS' Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings. EDgrayings, Chromos, &C.
Aiia, lpTssst STOCK OF Pager Hapsings, Window
sels. Rings, Nails, SC, in the District.
rSTERys CASH.
81 Please remember Name and Number jyl-ly
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Arrival Of the Canadian Premier.
QUEBEC, August 31.-Hon. Mr.. Mckenzie,
premier of Canada, arrived here last night
per steamship Prussian, and left for Ottawa
by special train.
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THE CONTROLLER of the Treasury has in
structcd n. b. Longford, national bank ex-
aminer for the Pacific coast, to proceed to
San Francisco TO make an examination OF
the affairs Of the National Gold Bank an
Trust Company.
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Uoxep,eo,s M IN. p,cxta.r

Lone BRANCH, August 3t.-PreSi dent
Grant LEFT here on the 1870 r. N. train for
New York.
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THE NEW FIRST ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
GENERAL.-Edwin b. Smith, who has been
appointed First Assistant Attorney General
of the United States, is a native of Maine
and is about forty years OF age. He gradu-
ated from BOwdOin College in 1852, and
began the practice of law at Limerick Me-
MIR. Smith has been for a number of years
the leading lawyer i'm York county. He has
represented SacO several times in the legis-
Iature, and was speaker of the Maine house
of representatives in 1871. For the last few
years he has been the official reporter OF the
state supreme court.
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To BE DEsTRoYEp.-The destruction of
$500, 400 in legal tender notes has teen ordered
by the Secretary of the Treasury, being eighty
per cent. of the national bank notes issued
during the month. The amount of legal
tenders outstanding is S374.2i5,1OS.
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A SAD SHOOT Sc ACC.DENT II pESSSF VI
WANNA - A CiSpatcn nom Mannheim. la =.
5otE INST. says; Last night, between and
- O'Clock john Widmyer accidentally sha.
himself Bis v -, having gone 20 tue cellar
FOL Somttn!ng 10 esl, returned with the lufor-
nation That soI,'c ROBBERS were an the cellar,
wiereUpon he went Tor his gun, which was
standing behind rie stove. In pulling stover
Tie stove the trigger caught anl discharged
me contents into his head, inst behind his
ear. causing instant death. Deceased was a
member or The American Mechanics ana
Mannheim hand. he was highly-respectel
citizen"
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A MEAN BURGLAR-Hc Robs an EHor'.
HoasSe.-About 1 O'Clock sunday morning a
burglar entered the residence of Nj VIM
Young, one Of the editors of the New YORK
Sun, 81 80 Dean street, brooklyn, through
the front parlor window, and male his Wav
10 tie middle parlor, in which Mr. aud Mrs
Young were sleeping. He had on a SLOUGH
hat, which was drawn over his ewes and he
carIied IA his hand something that resem-
oled policeuian's club, but which may
nave been "A eNolVer He stepped softly into
the bedroom. crouchei low as he passst the
ped, and made his way 10 the side on which
Mrs. Young lay. Mrs. Young had been Suf-
feTlng from spraIned limb, aud wa wake
ful. She had seen the burglar enter the room
ana eyed him as he approached her. She
tried To arouse her husband by plnchfng him
but he did not awake. The burglar Sifppef
10 the bed, held the club or pistol over Mrs
1oungS head, put his hand under her nil
low, and took out her gold watch and the
gold cross which was alta ched 10 IL by a silk
cord. The cross clicked against the watch.
and Mrs. Young stirred and made a slight
movement a. though she expected 10 clutch
he robber, whose face was so close 20 her
that she could detect the fumes Of tobacco
ON ms breath. The thief quickly took out a
handkerchief that smelled strongly OF chic
roiorn, but as Mr.. Young quietei down be
put IL up. Then he went 10 the other side OF
The bed and tried 90 get Mr.. lOung'S gold
watch from under his pillow. He could NOT
reach II, and snatching up Mr.. Young's pan
falcons he went out as he had enter~i
aroused her husband ans told him that a
robber was in the house. He Jumped 20 the
noor and ran 10 the front OF the house TO the
balcony. lie cried Thief" but no one was
in sight, and he started back 10 see what had
been stolen. He found his pantiloons on the
balcony under his feet His pocket-book,
containing $50, was gone, but the thief hal
left Sl0O which was in the watch pocket. Ia
his haste TO get away the burglar also leu
Mrs. 1oung's watch and cross on the chan
by the window, where he had laid them II
rifle the pantaioons pockets. Mrs. Young
w"s awake all the time, but feared that ii
she spoke The man would shoot her husband
OF herself, and she oooily determlnei 70
awake her husband by pinches. AT one time
she felt prompted 10 clutch the thief by The
throat as she could easily have done, out
she feared that he might shoot If she did so
Her eyes were wide open. and she sa v every
feature OF the burglars face. aud sass that
She Will be able 70 identify him III he j.
caught. The description she gives CORE
spends with that OF a man who in the eve
hlng saw Mr.. Young open his pocketbook.
wnicn was bulky with small change. 20 paw
lor some confectionery. Mr.. Young reported
the case 20 Superintendent Campbell, AMI
the best detectives in the department We're
put 20 work Mrs. Young's GOODNESS caused
much comment among policemen.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

kAAS EOCHiSGE HOTEL,
ASAsSAS, IA,
&s.---l situated OF the highest p0s Ut on the MD
IaId IA. IT,acs = miles from morn
ing ard evening trSi-.s each way. Fare for round
triF, S4sS- The hotel l. Lew, with double pOrcnet
tnt rCtIre leLCth. The rCJms are well furnished,
and TIE fiuiLg room cool aBt airy. The country Il
- hetithJ 81 aGy ~ tae world, snd there are 10
nus, ult1es. = 1l1ers vithou: Children preferred,
Ieit-3G EEANC4S }. CANNON, Prorr1esST.
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The Penssytv..s. Goa, r,.a.

The anthracite coal trade Ia quits active
on last years production leSsened. II h now
within i,o69.is tons OF what IL was a. this
time last year. and ~ Tie demand for CON-
sumption holds we shall expect the present
years tonnage 10 equal that Of ies4. The
pro Iuction for the week ending on the 2iSt
l'stant was SsSS2 tons, and for the wear
ll,lee.4li tons. against i2.Sis.ssS tons N cor
espohGlng dale last year. decrease OF
l,lSo IL tons The hituminous tonnage for the
week was ~ as tons and for the wear SlS al
tons, making total Of ali kinds for the week
OF tseS and tor the year of iS,ssS.sg5 tons
against i4-Ss2.7 4 tons 10 the sane lima lasf
year, decrease OF I.0sg i6c tons TIE refa A
coal trade I'm this city Is gradually more
prices with the month OF Septenber re-
Philadelphia Coal and Iron Company an
nounce the following prices of coal al Schuyl-
slll Haven for line and city trade Tor the
boat and chestnut, Sass per ton; broken. - Is.
egg, S3-SS, stove, sos. chestnut No. 2 - a..
and pea, SlSS. The prices charged by the
At Port Richmond are sass for lump. "a a.
Tor steamboat, Sf.1A for broken. As OS for egg
80 for stove and s4s5 for chestnut The
Lehigh and WilkeSbarre Coat Comnany's
coal, free on board. at Port Johnston. Tor the
month OF September. the COMPANY. in ifs
announcement. reServing the right Ia change
the same at any time, except on contracts
made prior Ia such variations: IS 81.
steamboat, sSl5; broken. Sj.S0. egg, IS ~.
Stove. -. coesnut, $50, and chestnut No 2
-. The Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pauy give notice that The following will be
the prices OF their coal at Rondout for the
month OF Septemher:-l.ump and steamer
fer ton OF 2.230 pounds. SS05; CRATE, s5.2s,
egg, S55S; stove, 80 and chestnut. Sass
The proposition Of the Philadelphia Coal and
mon company, noticed last week, % furnish
10 all furnaces Ina The Schuylkill region now
out OF blast al the raw material aud take the
product OF Their hand, paying FOR the cost
OF manufacture, We understand. meets win
favor and ifcarried into effect will make a
near market for large quantity ol coal an-
nually by supplying IL 10 those furnaces
along the line which accept the connpany's
proposition, and as az Is IN the power OF the
company 10 keep them running the year
round, by purchasing all their proiuct, IL
thus maintains no small amount OF trade
during dun a. well as busy seasons. The
proposition IL 10 supply the furnaces with
coal. ore and limestone. 10 be- converted into
pig iron for the company at prices which
leave margin OF profit for the furnace men
without referenc &C 10 the state of the market
Negotiations, we understand. are now on
foot ID operate number OF furnaces on this
J'as,1,3,lf ma Lofy,7, 3oib
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THE MONUMENT TO EDGAR 4. POE.-The
monument TO Edgar Allen Poe, 70 be erected
over the last resting place OF the poet at
Westminster graveyard. was finished last
saturday, and Will Dc placed IA position in
about four weeks. Tie movement for A
monument 10 the dead poet was inauglrated
by the Baltimore Teachers Association
about year ago. TIE execution Of the WORK
was entrusted TO Mr.. Hugh SissOn. Owing
L. the fact that some members of the Teach
els committee on the Poe monument are not
Ia The city at present. II is impossible as yet
TO name the day for the dedication of the ma
mortal. Invitations have been sent 10 II.
W. LoE giellow, VIM. Cullen Bryant, John
g. Whittier, oliver Wendell Holmes anu
John @. SAKE. These well-known American
poets have all sent letters i'm reply, but they
are IN possession or a member of the com
mittee VINO AT present is out of the city. an
u J. not known whether any OF them nav
indicated al intention OF being present e
the gay o. tie dedication OF the nlonumei
Two poems have been composed for tue o.
caSiOn-OHe by lazy OF this city, and Ia 3
other by a poet 81 a northern state. Prot.
Shepherd viii deliver the Grafton. The me-
Moral consists Of plain GrecIan y. 1egJal =,
iDrlned OF Italian marble Win granite base.
The base - about "A foot lsgh, ana The = -deS-
tai Ieet. Only Two Ofthe dye blocks viii be
used 81 preSent, one Tor The bgSe relief ant
Tie DINER TOR an inscription recOrfing ths
name and age OF the poei. IL was SIR. Fred
erlckis design 10 make the monument SIM
pie, cnaste and Ciguinei, ~ Strik more by
graceful outline than by crUw1iug win un-
DcceS SaTy characterization. The likeness Of
Poe, as chiSe. led ou The monument, was taken
nom model 81 kolch s.. It5t. A al-icgLa, sg's.
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DRY GOODS.

TO PURCHAsEaS
DR. 600 DS.
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BRODHEaD q 90.

BAVbHLtD d fD-,
939 PENN. ayPnHe, bet. 9th and oth st..,
have Just opeBed a few cases of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT
REMARKABLY Low PRICES.
Among them Brown aDd Black silks Of the latest
hsue- and best makes.
Wat. proof Cloths. ia Plaids, Plain. Black NAVY
u u, Graz and browns
los lrcn Frame Hcse, best quality, 6 doz.
" bite shetland Move ShHw.s, 81 > aud mp
RE-tOu Paris Kids, in PARTY and Street CClors
and BIZ ard white. IS
Wamsut-a 8 4 hleac he'd Cottons. IS cents per yard
Also. BuIt'us. Ribbons, Fars, Ladies and Gent .
Collar AID CUFFS. HAgik rrChiefs, Neck Ties, &c.
dc AT new and stylish. AMI very cheap.
SILK Clicked BalbTisgsE Hose, from &C. 10 Sc
Per pair
Cal ears. and examine the stock #
BRODHEAD CO.,
Sn2Str $50 Penn ave. between 9th sBi i n sts