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National Republican., 1880-10-04
rnelha Mining slonks.

SAN Francisco, Oot. 2,-The following
are the oaieiaI closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day Alpha, 81 Alta, 81 Boehtol, III
Bocher, 34i Best & Boloher Oh Bodlc, ili Bul
lion Il; Bulwor a. California, q; Cholar, 81;
Consolidated Virginia, .; Grown Point "a
Prize, IL; Hale g. Nmcross, o; Mammoth 2;
Manhattan, 1t; Martin White, 5lG; Mexican,
lOi MONDAY, II; Ophir n; orc, III OyermGn l.
Potosi, 2yi Savage, 2i; sierra Nevada, llii
Union Consolidated, lss; Wales 49, Yellow
Jacket, Al; GoodsAlw, 1879 Bos.Vn Gmsolt'
dated, 1916 Columbus, M
National Republican., 1880-10-04
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

opinion that thero would be n radical change
in favor Of the temperance cause during the
coming winter.
Mrs. Julia Daniels then favored the audi
ence with two solos, which wero beautifully
rendered aud heartily approved by the audi.
ence
Mr. J. II. Hilton was the next speaker, and
made au earnest exlortation.
Charley Nyo was again called upon, and ho
responded with stirring address, giving good
advice to those who had just signed the pledge,
and closing with an earnest appeal for sguors
to the pledge President Eagcs;ou Joining iu
with his familiar amen" and "bnlluluiah."
Tho meeting was spirited aud successful,
over fifty persons having signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
Fatal SALOON Anrays.

CINcINNATI, Oct, IA speeial to the Com.
mercial from Massillon, Ohio, reports that last
evening John Maicre, saloon.keeper in Mas,
sillon had his throat cut by gang of roughs
whom he had put out Of his place, They re.
turned aud stoned his saloon, and his wife
went for the police, On returning, Mrs
Macre found her husband dead In tho door
None of tho perpetrators have been arrested.
Macro is describrd as q desperate.
DrNYER, Col, Oct. 3,-{n drunken quar-.
shal of SlrcRtor vas shot and Instantly killed
in saloon four miles east Of this city by james
Kennedy,
National Republican., 1880-10-04
The virginia Canvass.

To tho Editor of Tho National Republican:
SIR: DIR. w. W. Douglas, the republican
district canvasser aud Colonel John w.
Woltz, the republican nominee for congress,
spoke here to-day to very enthusiastic
audience. These gentlemen arc making a
vigorous and successful canvass of this dis.
trict, and judging from the success attending
their meetings, now that all gaps In the re.
publican ranks are filled up, there is no
doubt that on next November tho first district
OF Virginia will roll up a large majority for
the republican nominees, Garfield, Arthur
and Woltz n.
HEATuSYILLE. VA. Snnt % 1880
National Republican., 1880-10-04
snicIds of a IinltImnrenn.

BALTIMORE, oct 3,-Mr, Ansel G. Perry, oi
the firm of Clark, Perry & Co., Wholesale loot
mud shoe manufacturers, on North Charles
street, has been missing from his home mud
place Of business since Tuesday last Tbi
morning his body was discovered in the lake
IN Druid Hill park, hr, Perry wus in had
health, and threw himself into tho lake while
oppressed with temporary Aallucination. Ho
WAS fOrty'lye years old.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
THE D.lSHIW.iYS.
The Sunday Night Meeting ut Tallmadgs
Hall

The Sunday Night Meeting ut Tallmadgs
Han,
At tho hour of opening of tho Dashaway
Reform club in Talhnadge hall last night tho
hall was crowded with an appreciativo audi
once, President Eagloston in the chair. After
an earnest opening prayer by tho president,
Mr.. George NJ Fillmore took tho chair and
read q resolution of thanks to tho clergy of
this city for the firm stand they have taken
against tho license system, etc, which WAS
unanimously adopted, He then road u list sf
the officers selected at the business meeting
Ms TO flows which were unanimously approved /:
Alexander Eagleston, prcjidenli y. NJ Nye, j.
c. Leo aud |, George Combs, viGe.presdents;
j.. II. Patterson, secretary; ID. p. Holloway,
trcasurOr A. G. Constantine, assistant sucre.
Executive committso-J, NJ. Richards, n, Z
McIntyre, j. H. Hilton, L. $. Barker Frank
RGeside, Ell, McCauey aGi William d. Mack.
In response to ctil3, remarks were made by
Presdcut E1glestom, ViGo.Presdeuts Nye,
Leo and Combs, Treasurer Holloway, Seero.
tary Patterson Sorgeant.at-A Doyle, ]. NJ.
R,chnlds, Frank Reside, I'D McCauley aud
I, X, Mcintyre Of the exeOutito committee.
A resolution of thanks TO the retiring officers
was unanimously adopted.
President Engleston on taking the chair,
was presented with a handsome basket OF
flowers, judge Holloway also presented him
with beautiful eugros5ed aud omblemAtio
copy of the Dashaway pledge.
Mr., L, NJ. Bradley, a prominent and siauch
temperance man, being introduced, delivered
u logical aud flycblc address, dWo,lng on tho
license question practically and expressing his
National Republican., 1880-10-04
Garibaldl's Mission.

LONDON, Oct, 4,-The STANDARD has tho fol-
lowing from Rome: General Garibaldi has
gone to Genoa" Tho Capitale, Garibaldrs
organ, says the ministry need not fear as
General Garlbald's patriotism Is above sus.
picion. Tho garrison at Genoa has been con.
siderably strengthened.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
N. NJ. NJ. Il. 1ND THE g. 4. II.
No Amenities Violated.
We have boon requ uested to publish tho fol.
WAsHISGToN. Il; p. G., Oct. 4, 1880

lowing:
WAsHISGToN d. G.. Oct. 4, 1880
No 22i Thirteenth street southwest.
Commander c. Z. Royce, Department Cf the Potomac
q. 4. r.!
SIR: | have tho honor to acknowledge the re-
cept of your favor of tho 10Th ult., and would
respectfully state that the order OF the National
Minute Men of AmerlGa-CJmposed largely OF
union veterans and boys in blu0-ard fully aware
OF the fact that the Grand Army of the Republic
"is by It's rules and regulations made partisan"
As, however, our National League is not primarily
political, having for its principal object the firm
enCaslng into the Jewel OF loyalty to the union"
the twin gems Of 'liborty and nationality" and as
the badge you wear the jewels that are glttering
on your breast, by the confidence OF your com.
rad0s, are clearly indicative of your "sympathie,
and ahlnitios" AZ patriot proclaiming, as It were,
the out-roaUhinG Of your iGith toward "one solid
country. one solid American nationality no
amenities are deemed to have been violated when
under address OF your rank and title your indi-
vldual self respectfully notified OF an election
to membership Of the advisory board to the exec.
uLivo committee.
Please consider this communication extended
10 the several posts OF the Department of the Po-
tomsc. Very respectfully, your Obudlent servant.
l., NJ. ROSARY, Secretary \. VI. VI. A.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
ImnnInd I'm n MalI.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct, 3.-Whie Max Walter
was going down into well to clean II out his
foot slipped aud he fell to tho bo tom and was
mpaled by a large stick, VIII ich went com
petely through his body, coming out al his
back. Tho injured man got out without as
sIstanco aud was removed to the h ospita aud
was alive ut last accounts.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
New New,papOr Enterprise.

BUFFALO, n. Y, OCT, 3,-An Independent
ovening paper, to be called the ErsainG Ts,c-
graph, will bo started here In about three
weeks by Detroit parti5s. The capital Is
placed at $4,000. ". j. Dee will be editor and
j. S. Sweeny business manager. A building
on Main street has been purchased for $500.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
Services Mt All Souls church Last Ey,

Services Mt All souls Church Last Evening
Tho yesper services at All Souls (unltarian)
church last evening were unusually bcauh.
ful aud attractive. Rev. W. r, Algor Of Bos.
ton, formerly of the Church Of tho Messiah of
New York, delivered his farewell sermon
This church has for some time past been with
out regular pastor and In order to select one
to fill the vacant position II was decided 10
invite several Of tho leading uni.
tartan preachers Of tho country 10
visit this city and occupy The pulpit for two
Sundays until the close OF the year, whom the
truslocs would decide which ono should DO
called to the nastorship. DIR. Alger is very
eloquent speaker, MS well AS very scholarly
man. having published several very able works
on unilarianism, and dUliDg his short sejourn
among this congregation has made many
friends lie will 20 followed by Ray. George
l.. Clancy, also Of Boston. The singing at
this church is generally Of q high ordor, and
forms an attractive feature Of tho ayoning s5r.
vices, and last night IL was unusually 80. Tho
cLQir on this occasion was under the direction
of Mr.. Harry Sbermw, orglnlst, aud WIS com.
posed Of Miss Eva Mills, soprano; Mrs. Harry
sherman, contHlto; Mr. Warren Young, bari.
zone, and Nh lGoIdou MosoIl, tenor
National Republican., 1880-10-04
sooIalIst Conaress,onol Nom,no,,on

New York, Oct. 3,--The sooiallstic labor
aud greonback parties of Brooklyn to-day nom
mated Il. r, schnackhamer for congress from
he second district
National Republican., 1880-10-04

LONDON, Oct, 4.-The steamer CanopuS got
aA0at on Saturday night aud proceeded 70
Liverpool.
National Republican., 1880-10-04
LUMS GIME EXPOSED.

For Sale TO Three Partios-only Ono Buyer.
The following letter is from one who knows
all about the latest purchase of tho democratic
committee. II its funds are thus expended no
wonder tho organ cries in vain for contribu-
tions now
National Republican., 1880-10-04

A young woman named Carrie Anderson
was arrested iu Now York yesterday, charged
with stealing $500 worth of diamonds aud
small sum Of money in Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1880-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Mr Smalley, tho Lon.
don correspondent OF tho Tribune, telegraphs
the following weekly review of affairs in
Europn.
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WANTED. A SERVANT, without en-
w cumbIaacv, q COOK and ID general house,
work In family OF two persons. references re-
quired. Apply at No. IA east CLAW street.
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For two months past the Deighborbood
OF Tenth and Clay streets has been infested
with gang OF miscreants whose amuse,,
meut has been to break windows and
otherwisc annoy their neishbors. This
matter has been reported to she police, and
believe one boy has been arrested and k.s
father made to pay 81. Saortly after This
the window OF my next-door neigheor ana
one OF my own were broken oet. Inls IN =,
va,ued al 81, was not oi sufficiently high
order ior The boys, and they next called at
the house Of another neighbour rang BIS
door.belI, and when the servant opened the
door threw into itan old ink-bottle nl'ea
with water, which broke on a.s tue sa''-carpe'' "a
IT, Tast nieht they bonored me again by
hreskine nv roat-window with an egg,
which deposited on my parlor.carpe., si.l,, an y,
the the . present price Of chickens, ought 70 os
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOWl

AS this question Is frequently asked,'we VIII SIM
py say that she is lady who for upwards OF thirty
years has untringy devoted her time and talents As
a female physician and nurse principally among
children She has esp, claliy studied the constltu'
ton and wauts of this numerous class, and rs re-
suit of this effort. and practical knowledge obtained
in lifetime spent as nurse and physician' she iias
compounded Soothing Syrup for children teeihin2
II operates like magic-eiying rest andheai'h--ahd
IS moreover. sure TO regulate the bowels In eonse'
quenee Of This article Mrs. WINsLoW Is becoming
world-renowLed as a benefsctOr OF her race; chli-
dren certainly 90 RISE UP and bless her; especially
Is this the IN this city. Vast quantities Of me
soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and used here. We
lhink Mrs. Wins0w has immOrtalized her name bY
This Invaluable article. and we sincerely believe
thousands Of children have been saved from sn
early grave by its timely use. and that millions yet
unborn viii share Its benefits and unite In ealiing
her blessed. No MOTHER has discharged her duty
to hey suffering little one, In our opinion, until she
has given IL the benehf OF Mrs. WnsIows soothing
Syrup. Try II, moibers-TET II Sow.-fGdtes
yTsitor, New York city. Sold by all drugsists-2a
cents bottle. ue iu-odl"
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Brief HemS-Tbe Chesterfield County
Court has been engaged during the past two
days bearing criminal cases. There aae no
felony eases on docket for this term.
The appearance OF the Manchester Bap-
tist church Will be greatly enhanced when
the work OF improving the 'front.' OF the
church is completed. Some of the stone
work il already completed.
The committee appointed TO confer With
the Manchester bondhoders consists OF five
members oi the City Council-yiZ.,, Mesars.
Perdue, Patterson, Royal, Sims, ana Nun
nally.
The City Council will meet on the first On d
third Friday nights OF each month as s
O'Clock, for several months TO come.
Work at some OF the brick. yards in this
city will be commenced soon. Brakeman
ufacture Is an important industry in Man
chester. This city offers great inducements
to brick-makers.
Quite q number OF northern visitors, in
cluding few ladies, have visited our cot
ton.mlls this week. They think Manebes.
ter ought to be great manufacturing
place.
Inc colored Baptist church OF this city
has not yet been finished and fitted up,
but services are held there regularly every
Sunday.
The attendance at the different arbHc
schools OF this city have been very good
during the past month.
Manchester bonds have not been quoted
at the Richmond Stock Exchange for seye-
raj days.
Mr.. IIowett's little son. who was acct
denlally shot Monday afternoon, was re-
ported TO be little better yesterday after
noon. lie is still in very critica! con-
ditiOn.
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Police COURT.-Tbe following cases were
DISPOSED OF at the Police Court yesterday
By Acting Police-Justice J. j. Crutchheld !:
Eddie Hewlett and Randall Stewart (cG-
loredl, charged with stealing five dozen
napkins from Mrs. BImford, was acquitted
Of larceny, but required To give surety IN
the sum OF 800 for six months.
Rosa Richardson (cOlored), charged with
using obscene and vulgar language on the
street, was Dned 81.
james Clarke, for unlawfully curslng,
abusing, and threatening to strike David
Childress with an axe, was sent to jail for
ten days.
James Robinson white and George jack
son (coIored), charged with fighting in the
First Market during marke: hours, were
tined 81 each.
Fanny Chalkley and Harriet Phelps
(colored), for fighting and creating a dis
turbance in the street. Fanny was fined 50
and Harriet $3.50.
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BUNTlNGS! BUNTINGS!
BUNTINGSin all shades, from l5e. 10 the finest
imported;
LACE BUNTINGS in all shades at % and 30c.;
BLACK CASHMERES-the largest sock in The
city. and at old prices;
DRESS GOODS,in plain, fgured and all the new
novelties, from l2%c.u mp;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at 12Xc., real
value 25e per yard;
BLACK SILKS from 6Oc. to 80. so per yard
our BLACK SILK at 81 per yard can't be beat:
COLORED SILKS, SATINS, PEKIN STRIPES
DAMAssE and BROCADE SILKS for trim
mings in all shades.
MATT1NGS! MATTINGS!
$50 pieces MAT1INGS, from auction. In al
w1dthS-WHITE. CHI ECKED. and FANCY at
the following prices, IS, 20, %, 20. 80, Snc
37Sc.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen in
PARAsOLS-a full line just opened; all the new
siyle- aud very low in price:
DOMESTICS-a full supply. bought before the recent
advance, which We offer at small advance OH
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40, so, 60, 75e-, and
HoSIeRY. GLOVES BUTTONS, LACE
FICHURs. RIBBONS, LACES in LANGUE-
UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Children, and Gentle
men at last years prices;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at 60c. worth 81 4;
WHITE GOODS Ill endless variety;
RUFFL1NG from &c. per yard 10 the finest made
CASHMERE, COTT0NAnES. UCKY
JEANS, 6-4-MIDDLEsEX FLANNEL
sHETL AND SHAWLs in sli grades;
BLACK aud COLORED SILK PRINCES from
zoe. per yard TO Sl.25.
All we ask is a call before you buv
ID. Il +. MIITELDORFER,
ap 3-S M&W3m 527 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALEa THIS DAY.

.JNO. r. LAUGHTOE, JR., 10Y AM, hoUehold
furniture, carpet, large coonDg- tsyes Re-
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. b., horses, mules,
buggies, wagons. &c.
pORERT Il. LYME, 8 y. NJ frilstees sale OF new
Iy.construc,ea stock ofck dwelling No. 800
west Leign street.
cgaFFIN. STAPLES & CO.. AZ y. NJ, house and
iot on the south side OF fraukhA street betx cen
Tklrteen;h and Fourteenth.
PAINE & NOwLIN, los 4. NJ, dry goods cloth-
lug, boots al sboes, hats, shirts, fancy gof ds
te 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

WANTED. BIDS FOR ABOUT ONE
w HUNDRED AND Fifty PANELS OF PA
LING FENCE about mile In he country.
an 1888 seldom x BRUCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY.SCHo0L UNION
The monthly meeting OF the Presbyterian
Sunday-SchOol Union was beld Monday
night at the First church,. d. X. Sleight,
president, In the chair. The attendance
was unusually good, and the singing spirit
ed. The reports from The various schools oi
the Union show a general condition Of pros
perity. A practical and pleasing address
was delivered by Rev. DR.. Preston. Rev.
DR.. Hazen, NJ. N. Gillian, Esq, and Mr..
e. w. Cone also participated in the SER
vices. A report from the teachers normal
class, taught by DR.. HazeD, showed an
average attendance Of over thirty members
upon the three months course about to
close. The next monthly meeting will be
held at the Grace-Street church in May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

PIRATES OF PENZASCE.-Next week we
are TO have the Pirates OF PenZance at the
Theatre. In their new opera, - The Pi-
rates OF Penzauce," Messrs. Gilbert and
sullivan have achieved another emphatic
triumph. Neither In plot. action, nor mu'
sic. does il bear any resemblance to The re-
nowned "Pinafore." It, music may not
be. il is said, so catching upon the public
ear. but is represented TO be OF decl-
dedly better quality. the action quite as
amusing. and the narrative, In expression
quite as original aud unique. Inc eompa-
sv rendering it meets every requirement.
They act well, it is said, and sing well,
some OF the voices indeed being much
above the average. and tue entire work Is
executed with such an exuberance OF spi-
rits as to infuse like feeling In the audi
ence. Once witnessing this charming "ors
,ts nonn,aritv is easily accounted for, and
10 see IL again becomes an uppermost DE-
sire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

CASE CoNTINUED.-In the Police Cour'
Yesterday morning the case Of Berry Dayi:
icolored), who is charged with unlawfnlly
and feloni0usly stealing from the person OF
Luce Thompson one pocket-book contain
Ing 20 10 United States currency, was called,
and, in the absence OF an important wit
ness, was continued until this morning.
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TO the Editors of the Dispatch :

TO the Editoysof the Dispatch:
GentIemep.-I fnd in the reports 0<ibe va.
rfous Baptist Sandav schools in to- da "a issue
OF your paper that PiDe-5freet Sunday school
y credited with an average nj II Officers and
teachers and 233 scholars. wish you would
do me the kindness TO cnrrect this mistake.
The report was made sut 81 officers and
TEACHERS and 2Si schOlars, and go read out
at the Association meeting. I would aot
bother you, but tae same thing occurred
lnst moRtb. e.. z. HILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

HUsTINGS COURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday hearing civil cases.
The case of Charles Koch, who is charged
with forgery, was called yesterday. but was
continued until to-day in order 20 get wit
nesses. Koch informed his counsel (Mr G.
V. incredibly yesterday that he (Kocb) would
conduct bis own case, and would not need
counsel. When this case was called Mr..
Flegenheimer volunteered as counsel for
the accused and put in q plea Of insanity.
The prisoner was reminded U iIl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

VESSEL LIBELLED.-The United States
Marshal Iibelled the schooner Aladiu
Hooper Yesterday for the owner OF th'
vessel, who wishes to get possession OF It
The schooner is now lying in the dock
Robert Boiling, the master OF the vessel
for various reasons refused to turn ever th'
papers and the vessel to the owner. The
case will be heard by Judge Hughes IN adj
miraity on the 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

The THEATRE Professor Macallister had
another good house at the Theatre last
night, and gave an entertainment which
was enjoyed by all present. lie will remain
during the week.
NIr. W. l.. Moore, OF Manchester, drew
the Sl5 present last night.
The principal present for tonight i $50
in cash. There will also be matinee at .
u II to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-14

ARLINGTON SOCIAL CLUB.--Tbe officers oi
this CLUB were elected last night for the en-
suing year, as follows: William t. Wright
president; Joseph q. Jones, vice.president
Edward X. Jefferson, secretary; Robert G.
Forester, assistant secretary; Charles T.
Harris, treasurer; John s. Powell, chap
lain; Isaac NJ. Palmer, sergeant-at-arms.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-Robert 7.
Ellison. ID. G.. w. 7. Of Sons OF Tenn
perance. has installed the following Of
6cers Of Friendship Division, No. 3, Sons
of Temperance Joseph Wilson, z. W. p. !;
William VI. Mickins. w. p; Mary King,
W. A.; Thomas III. Scott, w. r. 5.
Thomas r. Johnson. W. A. K. S.; Fields
Moore. w. T.; Rebecca Thompson, w. c. ;
Julia Baily, w. \. c.; Mr.. Dancy, w. c. ;
William III. TAYLOR. w. o. $.
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lz~GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
sYCLE BROTHERS..
,zrGRAND OPENING.
rvgay DEPARTMENT Is NOW COMPLETE

have a full line of BLACK CACHFMIRES from
soc 10 al per yard. our 90, 90, and csc.
CACHE MIHE is the best ever shown In Rich
mODd
~, .lLK DEPARTMENT in Blsck and Colored-
Ne are seliing sn excellent BLACK SILK at
81. our sl.25 BLACK SILK IS Of very supe-
r1rQdalitY.
We $50 haye lnr line of BLACK and CoLORED
sA1lNS.
!, BLACK aud COLORED BUNTiNGS we have a
foi assortment. and at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Dour fuI to look at our LINEN SHEETINGs.
Tbey were bought at that large recent sale I'm
New York. and we are selling them very cheap.
Il, have also a fun line Of DRESS LINEN az as
i0nkhingly low hgures. raugi 1g from 10 TO Csc.
rer yard-l per cent. less than regular price.
800 pieces OF NEW DRFSS GOODS from l2H TO
75c and an entire new lot Of LACE BUNT-
NGs, and fan line OF TURKISH DRESS
hNATTING. OII.-CLOTH. .WINDOW-SHADES,
sgd LACE CURTAINS we have an entire fCor,
"a AZ nricCs that viii srit everybody.
sCs FRENCH and AMERICAN CORsETs ranging
from 371c. 10 Sl.75.
Js. or4p.d. an /, niire new lot Of HOSIERY, ,sHET-
LAND sHAWLS, PARASOLS. ana sUN-UM-
B8ELLAs. Among them you VIII find some
new designs.
Materials for Spring Sarkings-such as CAMEL'S-
hAlR and I URKISH MELTON.
zoo p,'terns Of NEW HAMBURG EDGISGS and
INsERIINGS from The lowest 10 the finest.
In LACE we have a large variety OF our own iIn-
Torsu0n.-sucn as ORCHoN' LANGutDOC'
BRETONN ITALIAN, and VALEN-
ClENNks.
Another lot OF those EVERLASTING TRIM
MlSGS as cheap as they ever were before.
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED SHlRTS-al
u our OwH manufacture.
LADIfS UNDERGARMENTS-This department
j, In the entire charge Of some OF our lady
clerks. and we are selling these goods AT less
than you cOuld buy the material. They are
hancsomely trimmed and well made
Don't fail to visit SYCLE BROTHERS.,
NH 2g.eOd 81 BrOad street.