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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

RoBBIHG THE MAIL.-James Bowman
offce, and formerly member Of the legisIa.
ture, he's been arrested on . charge Of rob.
ring The mail. Gold notes were found In his
TOsstssis u which bad been placed Ia o deooy
en- for q long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

SECRETARY CHANDLER leaves this even
ing Tor New York, on business connected
with the National Republican COMMITTEES.
be will return In about q week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

CONVENTIONS THIS WElK.-The political
conventions this week are: To-day-Tec'.s s-
see greenback, In Nashviile; 20 morrow, New
York republican and New York liberal re.
publican, In Saratoga, and Colorado repub-
lican, IN Pueblo; Thursday, Nevada repub-
ncsn, In Carson, and Tennessee republican
In Nashvflle. = - N =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

formerly seniors Of the principal broken 81
Daniel Drew, submitted . partial transcript
IN New York, yesterday, 10 the register In
ban kruptcy Of al entries on the books Of the
uapscript covers about i've years. transac-
lions, and about seventy nve millions In gold
transactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

OrE OF THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE FIR 8
that ever visited that section swept ovel
Brussels, Ont, Sunday night. StarIing IN
English's carriage factory the flames spre adj
rapidly, sweeping everything In thsir
course. Twenty eight business stands were
burned out, and fourteen families rendered
houseless. The loss Is estimated at o6o, o O.
II is supposed 20 be the work CT an incsn-
diary. Among the buildings destroyed are
Laird's Hotel, Harrison's bank, Strettons
Hotel, and MoOre's Hotel. T-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

JUDGE wmPPER, OF South Carolina, hav-
ing proposed 20 take possession OF the
Charleston %. C.l judgeship by force, Gov.
Chamberlain has issued proclamation
warning him and his ;asless abettors OF the
consequences OF such an attempt. sifkls.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

nTThe failure q the Hon. Josiah Quincy
= announced. 0is liabilities are ESQ 900; a.
sets said 70 be s22Q,QQQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

A MONUMENT TO C0LUMBUs.-Some time
ago the Italian residents Of Philadel phia re-
solved to erect q monument TO Columbus on
the Centennial grounds, And gave the order
10 en- artist at Carrara. ItAiy. The mopu-
Burke, 18th and Cherry streets, and win be
unveiled upon the anniversary Of the discov.
cry OF America by Columbus. The design
and Workmanship are beautiful and artistic.
-lPhl0. Press. Est
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

LIEUT.. Col. GEoRGE P. BUELL., Ilth In.
Isntry, has been relieved from court 10 Atrial
duty and ordered TO Join his regimdnt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

HHMry Otopps vaznisp fasteyxs IN Ho-
Soken; 3: 2, - dssroy9 " - ly9ssss'
with iSnitsd vSSSish Ind 62iT bufned
otopp1 loas y s7,ocn
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kilograms to The Star
THE WAR IN THE EAST
The Turks Twice r.epulsed.
FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS,
Hostile Apaches Defeated.
fl0CKlNG TO THE CENTENNIAL.
TIE TURKISH CONFLICT
Fighting 1,oaur am

eolBK On
BRUsSrLs, August % "A special disnatch
from Vienna 10 lie N0rd says:-"whatever
may be the issue OF the fighting now going
or there Is every reason 70 expect that ms-
Citation offered at Belgrade will be accepted
the Turks Twice RepuiSed.
BELGRADE, August 29-An Official dis
patch received here clsils that the Turks
were reRuised twice during Monday. De.
spite their numbers they were unable even
10 tpproach The fcrtifcstions OF AlexivitZ
and only SUCCEEDED in burning some Christ,
Ian villages.
The Attitude OF Russia,
LONDON, August PA dispstch % Rem
ters Telegram company from SemlIn SAYS:
1t is stated In Well informed circles tnat
the ser Wan Prime Minister R,stios recently
inter viewed NJ. Kartzoff, tie Russian reprTs
sentatives at Belgrade. on the llth instant,
and appealed TO the generosity of the Rus
sian government to permit Russian officers
AND soldiers TO enter the Servian army. He
also asked for peculiarly assistance as Ser
via had determined 10 con tinue the war
lie Russian government has replied, grant
IL 9 the above requests under certain condi-
IONS In consequence OF the arrangement
me scsovouic committee In Russia have
commenced sending funds I'm large amounts
Russian officers and sub OH GERS, in parties
OF ten, reach Belgrade almost daily, press
Ing through Roumania uuhindered. Tae
oncers give their services gratuitoasly."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

0The Constitutions OF twenty-eisht Of
the states recognize the existence OF God.
oGOsaee broke her back BY . somsrsault,
and stunned her rider, IN steeple ehase at
Saratoga. ....as see .--.a q 49,
n Mrs. Brick Pomeroy intends to appear
Al the New York Academy Of Music In Osto-
Der 60 Lady Macbeth and % Juliet, She
wants Edwin Booth 20 support her.
u1Miss Susan Dickinson. sister OF Anna,
edfts newspaper In Luzerue county, but
there II peace In the family. for she says MOI
thing about the metropolitan stage. as
nTEx- County Treasurer Conrtright, OF
Luserne, Pa, who WAS recently cunvlcted Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

THE FALL OF PHILADELPHIA REAL Els
TATE.-The sheriff sales In ] uno are reported
by real estate men to have exceeded, In the
number OF houses disposed Of, those of any
month since the consolidation OF the city. 10
the summer Of 1875, when complaints Of dull
times were loud and deep, the sheriff execute
ed 5I2 writs upon property. But that figure
has been increased this summer to 6S7 writs
in June alone, as many as 800 houses being
put under the hammer. There were between
go and 800 taverns near the centennial
grounds tp May; many Of these have been
closed. II PhsLd. Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

FOR SIGNAL SERvICE--1stL Lieut.. Thomas
II. Barber, 1st artillery; 2d Lieut.. Frank s.
Rice, Isl artillery, and ID Lieut.. Charles A..
Tingle. 81 artillery, have been ordered tn
re- oTt for duty 10 the chief signal Oh Ger OF
the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

yjTHn ConmG PsIzs fIsHr-Tom Allen
fand joe 0oss, matched to light o Price
|nxbt ct $500 . side, within one hun-
dred miles Of Cincinnati, on the mofuang OF
No 7tb at September, ere In active tra.n1nS
ook near that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

TIE NEW BISHOP OF NEBRAsKA.-The
Very Rev. Dr. James 0'Counor, OF the arch-
diocese OF Philadelphia, was consecrated rs
cSspsl Of 81 cSsris Borromsc TSsoia % saf
Seminary, at OveFbr0ok Station. Dr. doom
nor II man az nsarked ability. For q num-
Der q yse Ss over d "
trip 70 Rome, heacceptsd the pastorship or Q
Catholic church at HolmeGbufg. At his re-
quest The eoneecye8soa vas private. Arch
Bishop o'Hars, or Scranton, aud Bishop
Quinlan, Of AlabAma. Aimost III OF I'D
city priests were present 70 zee one Of th6
Bishop Oooanof q % 90 q once 10 omahav-
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Political Notes.

Ex-SecretaIy Gideon WeIies is q TudeD
man. He thinks the Governors letter sis
tie product of an able mi1d-a statesman
and politician who will give us an ener
setic and capable administration" He sees
little doubt OF Tilden's election, and thinks
Boutwell's recommendations about Missis-
sippi "monstrous." I'D. L. Phillipi of the
Springfield (nL) Journal, has oaen noni-
mated for Con gress by the republicans OF his
district. a strong man and a strong nondI-
nation. ''.GOvernor Hendricks, It is stated
does rot intend 10 remain silent during the
canvass. After q short rest at his home he
will begin work. Gov. Fl. and Gen. Cary are
the only candidates for the Vice Presidency
Island City Ssar, heretofore sn independent
srmIy Tor fi1en snd asndTae aen It's :.Tns
P1tisburg Post mas positive Information that
ex- Governor William Allen, of Ohio will
support Tilden and Hendricks, all stories to
the contrary notwithstanding. but that
there is only one contingency That will call
ance OF Morton In Ohio during the cam
pegn. Then he Will "lift up his Voice.
The Tamnany and antt-Tammany confer
New York yesterday on the questions at
issue between them, but came to no agree
ment. The anti Tammany party dem anded
one half the nominations for local Offices,
which the other side empha ttcauy refused.
Both sides will send delegates TO the state
convention at Saratoga on the 3gsh instant
"A meeting OF Irish demOclats was held
In Boston last night, at which . committee
was chosen to perfect an organic alton for
the purpose or opposing the Nomination of
Charles Francis Adams for governor by the
democrats. This action Is the result of Mr..
Adams course in relation to the Fenians
while minister to England. ."Governor
Hayes, Of Ohio, has resigned his member
ship in the state board OF centennial COM
missl0nerS, On account of other duties and
Gen. auckland, of Fremont, OHIO, has been
named for the place. There Is q decided
dis position shown to rebel against the New
York city system of "machine politics." In
evidence OF which IL may be- stated that the
republicans there are going to send a gre
form" delegation 10 The state convention, TO
De composed OF such men as ex-Gov. Dix
John Jay, John acob Astor, VIM. III. Guicn
Theodore Roosevelt, David Dows, Rev. DIR.
Bellows, Francis @. Barlow, VIM. II. Max
we, and pormsn b. Eaton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

1872, Raphael Polnamus, q machinist, OF
Paterson, N. J., was married 10 q young
woman OF that city NAMED Mary Mosler.
child was born TO them. IN she sum ner OF
1873 Polhsmus deserted his family. He went
10 Port Jeryis, where, under the name OF
shops. While IN PORT Jeryis be married a
young lady named Annie Moore Toeysub-
sequently removed 20 Scranton, Pa where
folhamue was arrested On Monday last by a
guilt before Alderman Rooster. In default
OF 81 600 bail, he was committed TO Wilkes
barre jail HIS supposed wife learned her
nueoands history ror the first time at the
hearing, bot she declared that he had al Sa vs.
been good husband 70 her, and she beReed
70 be allowed 70 accompsny him 20 Jail with
their child.-lN. Y Suu zlsf : :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

FIRE IN CUNBxRLAHD.-The lumber
yard, sab factory and small. saw mill ot
Peter Hetn q Co, Cumberland, Nd, were
iCininS prcpsrty. Los over SO ,occ. II Il
tupposed the lro caneht from spaxks from
the CT CINE room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

THE HTERNAL MoKDAUyT CASE came MP
again before the Divorce Court, In London,
on the 9Th instant, on the application Of Sir
Thomas Moncreife, the father of Lady Nor
daunt, for an order respecting the marriage
all Lady Aordaunt's interest In the proI
erty settled upon her by Sir Charles Nor
dauDt, ana to extinguish all his interest In
that which she brought into the settlement.
Sir Charles will allow Lady Mofdaunt f30o
year during her lifetime, or until she re-
marries. An allowance of fi00 Is also to be
made for the maintenance OF Lady Nor
daunta daughter. The order was confirmed,
and the proceedings In the case finally closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

SARATOGA RAozs AT Saratoga, yester.
day, the three fourth mile dash was won By
Freebooter in LII, the mile and half dash
by BuTeoo I'm 80; the mile and an 81 ghth By
Aeco In 58X, and the three fourth mile
dash for two-SeAr-olds by ma Pfiucsss Of
4bnie in I. H. 4-.-a-.---.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

INDIAN TKEACHERY.-A Cheyenne dis
patch says that all but twenty seven Of the
Utes who lon Fort FettefmAn 70 join the
serted from the Cheyenne rfvef on Friday
last, taxing With them the arms with which
they had been supplied to fiGht the Sioux
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22
SFRIN0 AND SUMMER
CT OTHING!
al REDUCED PRICEs,

4 sEU o. TEOsE sPRIsG CAss sz UITs
n .e.t - close %. for SIS st q. srRAUS, I0iI
fs-L=y J. sI.ia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

SAD FATE OF A CLEkoYMAS.-.-ha hoiv
OF mau appareD iy about 65 yesrs of age
was lOunc ID The woss1s near the COnveaI az
the Sacred Heart, al 12Sth street aud 10th
aVeDue, last Tuesday. James A Tue, OF
NO. 4e3 Main street, Paterson, ~. T.. -lF the
inscription OF the BODY aud clothing. aud
loeIt ned Tie Clothing as that Of the Rev
william cement, clergyman formerly OF
Elmira, N. Y. but who has been liyias al
Jersey City Heights. He had been missing
for three weeks. DIR. II. Davenport OF FL
mira, the son in-law OF the clergyman, ar
riNeo In this city on Saturday, and sUstsined
Mr.. True's opinion IN regard 20 the Identify
OF The remains. The body was much decoai.
posed and evidently had been where 70 was
fcupd for some time. There were no marks
OF violence upon the body, and IL Is believed
hat M Bremeut sat down 10 II II himself.
perhaps overcome by Eeat aud fatigue, and
died before he could obtain assistance. His
pocket book contained 20 cents and a slID
IIcfn The ADVANCE, religious newspaper
ustec May Y, 1879, in regard 20 the sal aries
OF eisrgymen While supp sang pulpits during
me summer Vacations OF vhe regular occu-
pants. Mr.. Davenport cailAg upol Mr.. Toal.
the clerk OF the coroner's offiHe and as there
was no doubt 40 to the Identity, and m was
beleved that the clergyman died from nst---
raj causes, permit was given for the re-
moyal OF the rennsins.-[N Y. Tribune 2ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

JESSE PoMERoYs rs SARATOGA CoUN-
TY.-The Glenn's Falls Warren county,
Messenger OF last week tells the following:
ION Tuesday three South 6lenn's Falls
boys, named Ketchum, Fish and Fridge, In
duoed son of Mr.. Hiram Reynolds 70 go
fishing them down the river. When they
got into the woods near The Morgan lime
kilns the three others fell upon young Rey-
nolds and bound him 10 tree, at the same
tine tying his feet together. Then gather
Ing leaves around him the young iends set
nre to them, tying the feet Of their victim
tighter when he attempted 70 kick the fro
away, and searching for a whip with which
10 prevent his protesting himself from burn
ing. A small boy who started 70 inform on
them ives Knocked down and beaten so that
ne daredeo no further. A Larger one said ne
would tell IL they killed the boy, aad ran,
halle Ding for help. He soon met a m a who
FASTENED 70 the place and liberated tn VIE
tim, whereupon the miscreauts ned. Yo1ag
Reynolds feet and legs were badly biIsteret.
WEDNESDAY two of the young cri anina,s ran
away for fear OF arrest Tue three were each
about fourteen years old snd their victim
near the same age. Last summer they tied
mp and whipped the same boy, aud seem g.
hold grudge still unsatisfei."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

THE AFRICAN CHURCH. one OF the land
marks OF Richmond, is being leveled with
the ground. 1t was erected before 1900, for
the First Baptist congregation, but has been
occupied since 1871 exclusively By colored
people. 1t was frequently used for public
Bolts, John Letcher. r. Nj. i. Hunter. John
Tyler, VIM. g. Rives, Judah p. Benjamin,
Jefferson Davis, Gov. Foote, Robert Toombs,
Judge Underwood, Edward Everett, Henry
Wilson, 0errit Smith, and Horacs Greeley
have spoken from its platform. During the
last days of the Southern Confedaracy JEFF
fersOn Davis and Judah p. BENJAMIN I'D.
dressed large mass meeting within Its
hOnr Of surrender,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

A Foor RACE FOB $1,000 -The great 100
CAL, last Saturday. The contestants were
J.W. Ruah, Of New Orleans, and I. w. Stone,
Of New York city. The former won BY three
feet 10 9x seconds. This race created unusual
excitement, and Q large amount Of mOuey
changed hands ON the result - - :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

THE COMMISSION TO negotiate with the
Sioux Indians in regard to the csssioa of the
Black Hills meet at o naha on Monday next.
Mr.. George Manypenpy, OF Ohio. formerly
commissioner of Indian sfiairs, will pro5i-
bly, De chosen chairman OF the Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

A MICRO HANGED BIZ A MoB.-The Gin
finia, special says that last WEDNESDAY
Sam Camden. . negro eDetled . nttll
daughter Of Policeman HAtneld. Thirty
masked man vtstted the JAIL early Sunday
negro ont, and hanged him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

THE RIGHT TO A PHYSICIANS Pre-.
sCklPTION.-A gentlemen recently sent bis
servant 10 a druggist with a physicia ans pre-
scription and written request for the he
turn OF the original prescription By the
with the request, the servant returned with
ont the medicine and without the prescrip.
ton. The gentleman then wrote the drug
gist to Inquire on what authority he based
It's right 10 retain the original prescription
which simply elected a rejoinder that be
was entitled 20 IL by law. II is satisfactory
10 say that the druggist is wrong, dIstin-
euisbed judge of New YORK city having sat
ished himself after careful search that there
Is 10 Iaw. in this state at least, emitting q
druggist TO possess himself summariiy Of
an 1ther mans property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

Ivan IsDEAsIGs Z ID, being residents Of Wasn.
nte 90 SartneIshfp under tae nrH nams Oh BafeS
~ E1Oe, seuid rsspeetfeily soltcit ths patronaeS
1fsss pertstaicg e R1AL EsfAf1, LIN ssd
siXs hSURA1ok. fEeAIis,
sashH 0ess, 1ss paw Sssshxss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

THE * PER CENT. LoAN-Up to O'Clock
to-day 10 negotiation had been made WITH
the bankers, who are anxious to place the
new ~ per cent. loan. Those who bid for
the same Were in consultation when the de-
partment closed, and II Is quite PROBABLE
that some adjustment VIII be reached to-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

LEAVES OF ABSENCE for three months, to
take effect on their being relieved from the
u ). military academy, have been granted
Second Lieutenant A. s. Bacon, LIST arfille-
~; Second Lieutenant c. N. BoaesteeI, n ST
infantry; and Second Lieutenant John Pit
cher, LIST cavalry. The leaves of absence
granted First Lieutenant Augustus r. E.
bert, I'd infantry, and Post Chaplain George
P.Van Wyck have been ext ended one mouth.
The leave Of Second Lieutenant T. T. Patter.
500, lito Infantry, has been extended TWEEN
~ days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

ETss WHITE NAasEILLEs AVID pUCE
II TzsTS sJld r, gs-tlsss 20 clsI. A sTRAUS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

PKRsoNALs.-Si Simon Wolf, ESQ, of this
city, goes 10 Indiana to morrow ON three
Wees $ campaigning tour. The item In
regard to DR.. yelling in yesterdays perso-
Col paragraphs should nave read .Dr. We'll
Ing and daughter" instead of "Dr. yelling
and vile" 1.-The veteran Journalist. Bs5'
Perley Poore, is stu Ia the city engaged o.
his forthcoming booA On the ConstiLution,
sno VIII not ieave fo- n week or two.
RsndCi n Rogers, the seulptO-, y az tie Ar
liHStOn, =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

ExANISArIoH OF MILITARY CADETS
BY direction of the Secretary OF War, q
board, to consist Of Surgeons b. J. ID. Irwin
and 3. z. Fryer, has been ordered to as
semble at West Point, N. Y, on the 2ith
ms tant, to examine into the physical quail
ncations of sucn perSous Is may be brought
before 1t for admission to the academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

TIE PROGRAMME OF Music for the con-
cert In the Smithsonian grounds to-morrow
afternoon, by the Marine Band, Prof. L.
Sthneider, leader, IL as follows:-1. National
ar; 2 March, Centennial, Warren; Over
Maggiara, Hungarian, Mazaurek; 5. Pot
pourTf, American airs, Ripglsben; 6. Waltz,
P-ria, Laoitzki; Z. Fantasia, B3rbe Blue,
OF noaeh; $. Song, Helen, air by Sch Deider;
., Quadrille di Creole, Brunei; 10. National
air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

TEE {. 5LACE CLOTH DRESs sCIr5 re
!. - . !. n n-...---l----.- e =
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lie,;t. Commander Wn1.
B. Hor as senior aid to the commands ant at
tie navy arc, League Island, Pa; Ensign
Frank s. Eotchkin TO the Vandalia, at New
York; Mtoshipmen Francis II. Sherman
Edward NJ. KatZ, VIM. L Varnum, George
Z Fouls, ojamin Tappan, Henry T. Mayo,
JoGn 7. Ne won, and James III. Sears to the
Asiatic station, per steamer 18th September
non San Francisco, Cal; Chaplatn ID. II.
TsIbou TO the Hartford, at Phiip del phia;
Lieut. w. II. Reedef has been detached from
Sufy as senior Aid to the ommandant at
League Island, Pa, bat to continue on other
duty; Acting Assistant Surgeon Il. J. Perry
has peen detached from duty at Key West
Fla, and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

4 GBNHT YARIaTf D. OASs. PANTS. ali
~ G. .ors a. ! sizes, ~ s. so8 "a. 1911 sern-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-22

pLAIp Csss SIS SITES on hans Ygt ere 70 b.
Z s>.aioT AE A. sTeAus.
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

245 GRAND ST, near Bowcry, New York.
An opportunity seldomo offered purchasers of Dress
Ladies' suits and Cicnks
$50 nnc Suits Of French ustre ali stves at So $40
800 cashmere suits. trimmed 9TH silk at SIS sIs $50
aoo heavy cloth Cioak At g., S. 50, sIi
200 seal.kn sacqucs from s4otos3oo
1000 pieces Paids Al l2sc recently sold for
pieces beautiful Masessc &c. recently sold
500 pieces English Cashmere 3c recently sold for
looo pieces French Peplin French Cashmere and Eem
go pieces splendid quality black Alpaca aoc, recently
Black. eoorcd and striped silks
Special inducements this week in Silks
500 pieces black grain silk a 81 25 recently sold
500 piece: striped and plain Silks 7sc soe ST. 81 rs
Unusual bargains in Blankets. fIannel. &c
Zoo s.,' ns.rH Of Brnkss .a yI% gsns. = 90 e SO
800 pieces oleaehsd Muslins at &C.. worth &C.
500 dozen. French KID Glove: 75e, good. sold
Cloths and Css.imeres
100 pieces Cassimcres. for mems and boys S7e
IS pieces black Broadelosh y yards vide at $, IS s.
Set. -. ss S 5; q, and sa'
Fine Alaska Sable Sets f;Sp i,s y e s,s v,sop,pv
Ncsr Bowery) 24o Grand st.. New York.
MEMS FuHsIsHISo-
A. T. STEWART co.
all tho
LATEST NOVELTIES
ofths French English markets.
DE JoINvrLLE scARFs TIES. BOWS
WINDSOR cRAvArs, &c. 4e.
SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEF
sUspESDERs. UMBRELLAS,
CARRIAGE ROBES,
SHIRTS. COLLARS AND CUFFS
ROBES DE- cHAMBRE
BREAKFAST JACKETS
LrSRN cAMBRIc HANDKERcHIErs. Ae
All grades Of
LEATHER AND FABRIC GLOVES
Al ef which viii ,. offered prices deyins competition
ALEXANDRA CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
new shades. and two bussonA
shirts. Rooes ch.moro and Jackets mad. at shortest
notice
BROADWAY. 9Th Az. erH AND 10TH SITS.
7ouvrN,s KID GLOVES. xAIsoS VIOLET PER-
4 csEoDkE Co.'S date Bras,. 81 E.s' iash s.. near
.French Journals and FashonsThe latest novelties in
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