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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14

Judgment, and guarded and reticent in ex-
pressing his opinions. The New York CORE
spondent of the PhiladelphiaLedgerh has taken
some pains to reconnoitre the Ex-Governor
rs to his views, and comes TO the conclu-
sion that Mr.. FENToN Just now is disposed
to keep his own counsel, but he is known
to DO of opinion that, no matter what
may be thought Of the wisdom and mex
pediency of renominating General GRANT,
e the thing is a foregone conclusion, and
" that it is no use to resist it. lie was
asked, If the General was elected, If there
was any probability of Senator CoNKLING
being called to the Cabinet, but on that
point he observed it was altogether too
early TO form an opinion, albeit he had
unlimited confidence in the discretion and
good judgment of General GRANT"
WoMAN's RIGHTS got tremendous boom
the other day in Cleveland, Ohio A young
lady was passing along street in that city,
swinging her purse, containing $50, In her
hand A thief caught her hand and made
off with the purse but she, nothing
daunted, made after him. Her feet were n
triiie large--No. shoes-but, nevertheless,
she made such rapid progress, shrieking in
the meanwhile, that the fellow dropped the
purse, but kept on the even tenor Of his
way. She picked up her purse and again
dashed on. She loosened her overskirt of
poplin, as it caught too much wind, and let
it CO. Her bonnet slipped off her head on
to her shoulders, but she took out hair
pin, and away it went. Her back hair came
down, and n $3.50 blonde switch fell into
the gutter. Still she kept on. Her mind
was made up to catch that thief Oh! the
perseverance of women Her front hair
was streaming over her face. She lost
| both of her carriers; her striped stockings
were down at the heels Though the Their
mometer was at twenty-four degrees, yet
her tight-lacug and the exercise brought
out the perspiration fearfully. But she was
determined to catch that thief; and she
did. Just rs the hooks in her underdress
gave way she grasped the thief, and once
having hold, nothing could shake her off
| She handed him to policeman and then
retraced her steps, gathering up the lost
toilette. We venture to assert that that
girl will maintain her own rights, and the
man who marries her will have to support
her.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r1Hs NOTICE.

sS NofloA
The books for subscription to the balance OF the cap
ial stock OF the National Fair Association viii he
opens At the office of the association, sos Market
Space, until MAY LIST. Members who have pald up
their subscription obtain their admission tie Its
to the grounds by applying at the office. No one Will
be admitted to the grounds after this date without
ticket. W NJ. GA 1T,
api3 dtmnyl President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14

Sealed proposals VIII be received the Office of the
National Fair Assertion until APKIL2B NJ 10 o'clock
a. M, for the whole Of the ResJau rant Privilege dur
ing the Running and Trottng Meeting, MAY IL, con-
tinuing four days for the running meeting and MAY
81 continuing four days for tTOtting meeting Ii
Censo he obtained by successful bldder Tho assO
citation reserves heright eject all proposals
by order Of Board OF Directors National Fair Asso-
l1lOns f. G., DEAN, Secretary.
rTu6ThuAp2l ,lnc&Ap2s&2I
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THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE
THIS EVENING AND ONLY MATINEE ON
SATURDAY.
q A II G ROSS MIN S L X l. 5 ,
Unsurpassed Organization,
X ecognizcd the most complete and best
ow I'm eNistcnce q Company
q ompOsed entirely OF Artists of
IL 0re ability and talent
% rganized In 1862, and its ....
5 uccess has been Unprecedented
ince that date.
NJ urphy and Morton, Hall and Mettler. the
1 nimitnble CGrncross, Dougherty and Wheeler
n ow ut the head of their professions;
> iocums Burlesque of Grants Reception,
he Skidmorc Guards, Black Students, the
* crowned Skids4Are Out To-day, and the
II nchantment Ballet are some OF the
l. aughable and highly amusing
peciultiGs presented at each performance.
.- MONDAY, APRIL 10,
EMMA ABBOTT ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
FoRDs. ARRANGEMENT
ROW.
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80 W a. A's
TRAGEDIANs OF KALAMAZOO.
JUBILEE SINGERS

LINCOLN HALL, WEDNESDAY e THURSDAY
April. II and IL, at o'clock y. m.
They sing Roll, Jordan. Roll" "sweet Chariot q
" De Old Folks at Home" etc.
Yours Is certainly the best balanced corps Of Sing
ers have ever heard. Prof II. Camp, Musical Di
rector of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn
ADMISSION. 80 cents double tickets, 70 cents Re
served seats OF Met2crOttS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14

WASHINGTON. APRIL ID, 1880.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14
From Senator voorhees,.
Restoration Of Hearing.
From HOratio Seymour.

Dr. Won Moschzisker brings me letters of intToduo
tion from gentlemen Of character and standing
They speak highly OF his SKIN and success in the
treatment OF diseases OF the Eye and Ear and those
of the Respiratory organs aud Of his attachments
q physician From his treatment of a case under my
observation and personal experience think be can
give rellefin all cases which admit of remedy,
HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
Office hours From a m 10 p. NJ, aud from to
OPT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14
"hSj S"0SI S1S'
DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER

has now been long enough In Washington, and ac.
complished sufficient in his profession, TO feel that
further commend OF his SIKH or success il uuneces-
sGry. AS an author OF medical works upon the or
gans Of whose treatment he has made speciaies for
years and Inventor of scientific apparatuses for
The treatment OF the respiratory organs, he is well
known both IN Europe and this country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14

Largest Legitimate Morning CIR
culdtiOn In the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14
Dr., Won MOSCHZISKER

feels some personal qualification in the fact that the
homes OF more men Of distinction, of all sections OF
sICIAN OR SPECIALIST In the United States
Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM can be OK.
amned at his Office by those Interested.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-14
SPRING MILLINERY.
French Pattern Bonnets,

and are constantly receiving additions to our general
stock by every European steamer. Our prices will
be low the superior Quality and Design of our
goods Will permit Of and we respectfully invite the
spcct our stock before making spring purchases.
Personal attention given to all Millinery orders
j.. PALMER, Importer,
1IO7 Il Street N. w.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH FROM SCNsTRoKK.-About nine O'clock
last night an old colored man named Jeremi ah
Gibson, about 60 years OF age, was found by
officer Jones lying In the bushes on the Brosi
Branch road IN an unconscious condition. he
was taken to farm house near by and DR.. Vel
pin summoned, who upon arrival pronounced
the cause to be congestion OF the brain, superin-
duced by sun stroke. The old man died about
four O'Clock this morning.
RUNAWAY AND SMASH CP.-Aoout half past
nve O'Clock last evening pair Of horses at
tached TO carriage belonging to Leadingham
& Co.: OF Washington, took fright on Bridge
between High and Congress streets, an. ran
into and smashed buggy belonging 60 Mr.
John Chapman, at the corner Of HIGH and
Bridge streets, and duallv. further up Bridge
street. ran into tree box and demolished the
carriage TO Which they were attached. Fortu-
nately nobody was hurt.
THE COAL TRADE.-Thlrty- nine boats left
Cumberland Thursday with 4. 400. 10 tons of coal,
as follows for Georgetown Consolidate CO.,
l,l25.0s tons; New Central, OF; Borden 81 O2:
Blaen Avon, 44I.e6; Georges Creek, 1l7f4: Pied
mont; 1896. For Alexandria, as follows:-
Maryland Co., S6S.11 tons; American, S04.1S
The GRAIN TRADE.-Arr1ved-Boat Seneca
with J, 400 bushels wheat and 200 bushels corn.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Of Offerings on change
today 1875 bushels OF wheat with sales as fol-
loWs:-900 bushels at 9SL &c; 415 bushels at 81 o.
JOINT SERVICES were held In August by the
Episcopal congregations here, each church
o. Ing closed on alternate Sundays; but separate
services Will be resumed tomorrow
REVIVAL. at West GEORGETOWN NJ E. church
see IS peciaI Notices"
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

street lamps viii be lighted at 6:55 p. NJ and
eXtiBguished at 3;25 a. m
Major E G.. Curtis, who was for several wears
property clerk OF the Police department Of this
district, and who, for the past two years has
peen In Chicago. connected with the quarter
masters department, is Oh a visit to friends In
Next wednesday evening the republicans OF
Arlington will dedicate fiag-pole erected on
the ground formerly belonging TO the estate Of
General X. f. Lee.
detail of thirty policemen will attend the
funeral OF Private Hellrnuth, from his late resi-
denee, S35 Virginia avenue, on Sunday, at 8
O'Clock. By order OF the superintendent.
Mr.. Thomas HERMAN, a brickIayer of this
city, employed Oh the new courthouse at Upper
Marlboro was overcome by the intense heat and
died within few hours at the Farmers hotel
to which he had been removed. Deceased was
about tyenty-th years OF age, aud leaves an
aged mother and brother.
Rock Enon springs will be kept open during
the present month, and Is a cool retreat in the
mountains for refugees nom the hot streets Of
the city.
Rescue Division, Sons of Temperance. met at
Mr.. and Mrs. LincOln's, 6I5 Fl street, last even
Ing. The arrangements for large picnic at
Greenwood were completed.
The Rockville IMd.l agricultural fair COM
mences next Wednesday. For daily program
and time Of departure OF trains from this city,
ETC., see the advertisement In Io-day's STAR.
An alteration took place at the corner OF 9th
ard Z streets southwest yesterday afternoon
between two colored boys, In which one of
them, Isaac SnOwden, cut the other VIM. Smith,
IL the right breast. making dangerous wound
DR.. Crook attended sIlith.
Eugene Luber, q slater, residing at 9th and d
streets northwest, fell through the roof at the
Patent office, where he was at work, this morn
ing. Both arms were broken by the fall His
face ard one leg were also injured.
Preparations have been made by the He
bFevS OF this city Tor the proper observance of
the holidays which commence tomorrow sun.
day at sunset with the New Year or ''Rosh
Hashana." On Monday morning at the reg
uiaf service the ''Sofur" viii be sounded 10 all
the Jewish shrines as memorial OF the giving
OF the law on Mount Sinai.
Ellen Dunayan, white, sixty years old, living
at Prospect street extended, died suddenly
about 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, without
the attendance of q ~ Stefan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04

ORGANIZATION OF 1.-THE TOwPATH CLUB.r
1.-The Towpath Club" In the interests OF Gar
field and Arthur, was organized last night at
the rooms of the National Veteran Club. Mr.
C. NJ. Barton called the meeting 10 order, and
Major s. c. Richards was elected temporary
Chairman, Mr. i. l. Barber secretary. and Gel
s. r. Hamtn treasurer. After several addresses
had been made showing that the objects were
OF national instead or local political Char
acter. they proceeded to the completion of the
organization. Messrs. C. M. Barton. w. III.
Chase. C.. Z. Kennedy, George White and A. L..
Barber were appointed committee On perma-
nent organization. to report at the next meet
Ing. Chairman Richards announced that Col,
a. Langdon, OF the firm OF A. L. Barber & Co.
had rendered to the club free OF charge A room
In the LeDroit building 10 be used as
its headquarters during the campaign
Mr.. Barber stated that the organization Of
"TOwpath" clubs was something that would
strike the popular heart all over the country.
Col Chase remarked that Hancock's election
was understood by business men to represent
rUinaJiOn. 1t is intended to make the Organi-
Zatton OF this club the signal for the formation
OF :" tow patch" clubs all over the country
THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
met last evening. A. j. Whitaker, president In
the chair. and Theodore L. DeLand secretary
twenty-five new members were elected. It was
recommended that all the members pay prompt
~ and willingly tina contribution to the fund OF
the republican congressional committee that It
has Invited them TO pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04
THE COVRTN.

PROBATE COuRT,-JH1Ye HGgHfr.
Yesterday, estate John Quilter; letters of ad-
ministration TO Margaret Quilter; bond $780,
Estate Rebecca Mari; will and codicil admitted
TO probate and letters testamsntary issued to
Mary j. Mari; bond $500. Estate Catharine T.
Bryant; administration issued to Emily c.
Bryant; bond $500. The Wills Of Solomon Burk,
Geo. A: Norman and John j. Levely were nled
for PROBATE. Estate Peter Mcnamara, deceased;
answer OF executrix filed; rule on executrix to
show cause Why she does not file an Inventory
and account and give an additional bond. Es-
tate of John B. Hutchinson; order OF publica-
ton; petition and Remuneration Of widow 10
favor OF Arthur Griffith. Estate John G. Stat
ford, deceased; petition OF widow for admins
tration fled. Estate David Keppel, deceased
notice OF motion to vacate; letters of adnlinis-
tratton granted to John A. keppel filed. Estate
Horace II. Willard, deceased; order appointing
Wash. B. Williams. creditor, administrator,
conditionally. Adjourned to Friday.
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Amusenlenfs. &C.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsB.-The very amusing and
brilliant musical play, Fun on the Pacific ~
viii De given for the last time tonight. The
brightness OF the subject, the beauty of the la
dies. the excellent acting. and charming music,
have circumvented the weather and made the
week success. 1t Is but fair to say that the
attention TO ventilation has made the Opera
House very pleasant during the very hot wea-
Their OF the present week. The production of
''Cncle Toms Cabin In Baltimore. with Mrs
g. c. Howards company with nearly 100 jubilee
singers. has proven genuine revival of interest
In that time bonored elective play. A telegram
from Baltimore to-day indicates that many viii
De turned away from the Grand Opera House,
large as Ii Is. unable TO secure admission. The
same performance viii ue given here On Mon
day at Fords Opera House, with matineeS on
Wednesday and Saturday.
NATIONAL THEATER.-'Deacon Crankett," a
new play by John Habberton, of 'Helen's b.
bies" fame. will be given at the National Thea
ter next week. This will be the opening of
season OF great attractions by Manager Al
baugh. Deacon Crankett" Is humorous and
pathetic. 1t is New England sketch, the char
acters being cleverly worked out. and the sttua-
lions well chosen. 1t was very successful in
Baltimore week before last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04
Picnics. ExCursjops &c.

The West End Hibernian Society viii Give a
prize picnic at Beyer's. 1tn street park. next
Monday. There viii be sledge throwing and
other athletic sports. in which none but anna
teurs viz be allowed to contest.
The second moonlight excursion OF the F. B. &
VIII be given next Monday evening to Marshall
Hall and down the Potomac on the ffrowsnith-
TIE boat VIII leave at 6:3I.
There viii be postponed prize picnic and
display or fireworks at Tivoli Park Monday next.
All tickets sold before the postponement VIII be
coed on Monday next
The Mary Washington VIII leave ro-rnorrny
at 2:30 2. m for Marshall Hall and Mount Yer
non Springs.
The steamer J. ". Thompson win make an
eighty mile "Trip On the Potomac tomorrow.
leaving at4pm.
The G. {. q. or q. F. Union picnic has been
loStponed TO Monday, September 9th at Van
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DemOcratic yIeetinps.

Last evening the 10th District Cub met at
1922 ID street, S. Emmons presiding, and j. La.
carre secretary. A committee was appointed to
meet the jackson Association in reference to
reorganization OF the central committee Res
olutions similar to those passed by the 18th
District Club, as to Mr.. Norris being snubbed.
were adopted.
The South Washington Club met at Potomac
Han last night, Mr. W. P. Shea presiding, and
Mr.. J. M. Carroll secretary Resolutions of thanks
to the \. NJ. b. E. Club, to VIM. Dickson and
L. Gardner. to the citizens of South Washing
ton for assisting them in the late demonstra-
ton were passed.
A rally OF the democrats was held at Ballston.
In Alexandria county, Thursday and addresses
were made by Messrs. Hunter, Brent Douglas
and Johnston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04
ReOpeMing of the Public Schools

During this week the supervising principals
OF the several districts Of the public schools OF
the district, have been busily engaged In issuing
tickets OF admission to the schools, which open
far beyond those of preceding years. owing
to the fact that the Force building. In the 1st
district, and the Peabody building, in the Sd
district have been completed. giving accommo-
datfons to near l 800 additional pupils; the
pressure will be somewhat relieved. is eSti-
mated that during the present month the pu-
pills In public schools and holding tickets, will
TO seat them all. The teachers to day met the
supervising principals and trustees, to arrange
for the opening, and next Monday Will receive
the pupils who were on the rolls In June, and
make the necessary transfers. and on the fol-
lowing day will receive the new applicants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04
CUTICURA
HCMOR
REMEDIES,
For the Radical Treatment of Blood,
Skim and Scalp Diseases,
with Loss of Hair.

/. CUT1cURA REsoLvENT, possessing cathartic,
snt-bihous, detergent diuretic. sudorific, nntri
tous and sedative properties: It gathers to itself
fluids. and carries it from the body. 1t purifes,
cleanses, strengthens and supports the system,
through the most critical stage of Blood, Skin and
Scalp Hunors; and Disorders of the Liver, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs
2. CUT1cURA. a Medicinal Jelly for external use,
arrests disease, allays Inauguration, itching aud
irritation and eats away dead ska and flesh, rem
ders healthy ulcers, sor and discharging wounds
heals and soothes every outward huInor, and re-
stores and beauties the hair. It is the best hair
1t contains no grease, never becomes rancid, and s
very agreeable.
8. CUT1CCRA MEDICINAL Soar, for the Toilet
Bath and Nursery, and for cleansing, soothing and
heahng diseased surfaces and restoring, refreshing
ana Deautify1ng the skin, is prepared from CUTI-
CURA. is free from caustic alkalies, and perfumed
with rare flower odors. Gentlemen pronounce the
luxury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04

ADDITIONAL SUITS AGAINST THE DISTRICT
Hon. Montgomery Blair, V, b. Edwards and c.
Z. Creecy, attorneys: have filed the following
suits In the Court OF Claims against the Dis.
tr1ct:-Andrew Gleeson, suit on auditors certtfi-
Gates; $4,000. Henry Himber, suit on auditors
certifcates 81 1852 JnO. A. Keppel, suit Oh au-
ditorS certificates; s, 622 Al. Htmber & Groat
suit on auditors certificates; 81 10000. W. H.
Adams, suit on auditors certificates; S23 1876 90.
Neuchatel Rock Paving Co., suit on auditors
ditcr's certificates; S7.666.11. Thomas Joyce
suit on contract; SCI, 900. John Bardsley. suit
On account; s6,9l4. Andrew Gleason. use of
VIM. HusSey, suit On certificates; s., 000
stephen Tally, use Of VIM. HuSSey, suit on Ger
tfficate: s. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04

Why THEY CALL HIN COLONRL-A STAR re-
porter IN down town office, few DAYS ago.
ID aue some inquiry OF a gentleman as TO the
correctness OF a news item. The party inter-
viewed remarked that he judged from what
Gen =, Major =. and Capt. - had said.
tnaI II was correct. The reporter replied: .'IIl
say then that the item is true on their
but what title shall give you? Colonel?" The
interviewed party replied: Well. If you choose.
Iney sometimes call me Colonel although
! never was In the military service. The fact Is
that when was collector and travelling round
with pocket full OF bills was In the habit OF
aGG1ng 10 my signature on receipts Col for
collector" but they made IL out Colonel y
and guess am as much OF a colonel as many
others In This town who bear such titler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04

THE FIRE THIS AFTERNOON was in the old
one-story frame buildings at the northwest
corner or Stb and E streets, most of which We're
shop the fire originated. Mr.. John Corners
occupied one Of the buildings as a carpenter
shop: The IRE caught from small stove, on
which glue was boiling, and rapidly spread but
sWered the alarm. turned In from box 124 by
OIicef Ohare. and prevented the spread to the
adjoining property. The loss will not exceed
$500. IL Is thought. for most OF the stock was
saved. The buildings belonged to the Hooe
Brothers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04

TWO DESTRUCTIVE FIRES-At NorWalk fOhio
yesterday the large factory of the Chase Orrar
company was destroyed by fire Originating ir
the paint room. One hundred men are throw
OUT OF employment. grain warehouse al
washington corners. Alameda county, Cal
ffOrnia. containing about f50, 600 sacks OF Whea
and barley, was burned yesterday morning
The loss is probably $3.50, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-04


cUae for headache. IL will cure.
UNDER TIE CosTLIEsT and cheapest carpets
Seteed Carpet Lining should De placed Use that
Manufactured OF cotton and paper American
Carpet Lining. Co., New York and Boston, Sold
py all carpet dealers.
WHEN Too LATE. many mothers becone
aware that their little darlinss nav fallen VIC
T m.ns 10 an middleton, diet Of tarinaceous food
fno S a S.oiiachs are united to assimlate such
TO supply the wantof mothers milk,
a ae,la Food has been prepared and has been
ecknoWledged by the highest authority an un-
douoted success. All druggists and grocers fur
nlsh 10. Price, 80 cents. T. METcALF s Co, BoS-
ton, Mass.
Itching Piles
Is one OF the most annoying diseases in the
world, and yet all can find sure relief by the use
OF DR.. SlrdyTeS Ointment. 1t has been tested
in thousands Of instances, and invariably
makes sure cure The symptoms are mols-
ture, like perspiraton intense itching. increased
by scratching, very distressing, particularly at
night, as If pin worms were crawling In and
about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected. Procure the ointment at once
Sold by all druggists.
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists. sep1-w,s, m,2m
"BUcHUPABIA"-Quick, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggista
FOR washington at $50 Pa ave.
"ROUaH ON RATs.r-Ask druggist for It. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches ei-bugs. 15c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAeoNs.n-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In Is lbs
Ward" prints, S5c per 10. Also, cottag
cheese, outtermilk and sweet milk &c. per Of
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TALL DRY GOODS.

500 PIECES
OF New Fall CALICOES, beautiful STYLES
100 PIECES
OF WOOL FLANSELS, IL, 10, Is, 20, rs, 80, 81.
so cents. ~
80 PIECES
OF RED FLANNEL6, Is, 30, 81, Al, SO cents
400 PIECES
Of CANTON FLANNELS. 8, 10. II cents.
LADIES' CLOTH,
All colors. Navy Blue. Brown. Grey, Black. etc.
WATER PROOF CLOTH,
NAVY Blue. Brown, Grey, Black.
800 PIECES
OF Eau DRESS GOODS. II. Is, Is. 20, Is cents.
HOO PIECES
Of BLACK CASHMERES, 81, As. so. 80, IS. 75c.
CLOTH Tor boys wear. rs. so. 81. so cents.
Ladies, Gents and Children's UNDER WEAR, Is,
81, ~, 10, 50. 60, rs, 81, 81 90.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. new styles
INGRAM CARPETS, new styles.
Making and Laying Carpets, IN cts.
C. NJ. TOyVsON,
6S6 Pa. are. South Side. near 7th & @. Market.