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and well worthy the attention Of purchasers. We
name in part
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5000 do fine do do from 10 10 %
1000 do black and white French Bingham, at
l2I
1900 do coIored and white French Bingham,
from l2l to %
200 pieces French Bcrege and Grenadinc, all
colors, among them several plain
green, 25 10 80
50 do plain black and satin striped Bcreges,
% To 80
20 do checked and striped India Silks, very
cheap
10 do backFoulard Silk, beautiful article
50 do Linen Lustrcs all colors, at Is
30 do white and colored embroidered Mus
lin, at 37l
$50 do checked and striped Cambrics, from
l2l rs
300 do plain Cambrics and Jaconets, from
l2l to25
300 do Nsinsook and Swiss Muslins, from
20 TO 80
25 do India or Swiss Book, two yards wide,
abcautiful article for summer dresses
10 900 yards fine Prints, all coors and styles, from
from 81 TO I2I warranted fast, together with large
assortment of Hosiery plain open worked and en-
broidered Kid, Silk, and Thread Gloves, Linencam-
brio handkerchief Lace Capes, Swiss and Cambria
Edging and Inserting, Thread Edging, black Silk
Lace. Parasos, Fans &C., besides great variety Of
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
We earnestly request all persons IN want OF Dry
Goods to give VA call before purchasing elsewhere,
as we are confident Of being able TO save them from
ten TO twenty per cent. on their bills
VERIFY BROTHER,
No. 6 Market Space, bet. 7th and sth sta.
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NOTICE.

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, d. O., on the 10Th OF May, 1910, as run.
away, negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS
He Is Of dark color with whskera under his chin
about 10 years DID, feet "a inches high, has scar on he
side Of the fore finger Of his eit hand; had when COIN
med dark cloth frock coat black bombazne vest,
striped casainet pantaoons and fur cap He ays he ~
free and was born in this city lie says he has been absent
from this city 10 l6 year anil that before he len here
he known by Samuel Redeem, James Eslin and
Esq, and Mr. ID. w Carter, clerk 10 the Bank OF Virginia
and has pass pnrportingto be from him. stating that hc
In free and has lost HE papers
The owners, " any Of the above described ne
gro man, are hereby requested come forward prove
THos, A, HAWKE, for
msyi@d&wU n, WALLACE, Marrhal, u. c,
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The KhnfaIs.

The khaisis, from the land Of Syria, are eighteen
months old, and are remarkably well grown. They
are of the finest specimens Of their tribe and this Il
their history
ply on his return for his Dead Sea expedition, stop
ped at Damascus, and purchased them of the Arabs
They were calves, male and iemale, of the Khaisin
breed Of Arabian cattle. Lieutenant Lynch present.
ed them to the stated virgna and the Legislature
gave them to the Governor to dispose of at his dis
creton, to that farmer within the State whom he
should judge us most liseH te secure tho propaga-
ton Of the breed In the exercise Of this discretion
Governor Floyd gave themto Col James Castleman,
Of Clarke county, who has just returned from Rich
mond with the khasis, route for his plantation.
The khasis are, respectively, eighteen and sixteen
months old and weigh, the bull $50 pounds and the
heifer $50. The bull is feet 10 inches high, and
10 feet inches in length, from the nose to the
end of the tail-the heller Of a proportionnte SIZE
They are the most beautiful animals of the cattle
kind we have ever seen Their limbs are as delicate
asthose OF gazelle ye strong and well set as those
Of a race horse. Therheads have something of the
elegance Of outline Of deer; their nostrs are as
thin and flexible; Their feet broad and fiat, yet
delicate; their tails, thick and flat the insertion
taper down to the thhness almost Of whip-ash
ending in a long tuf Of silky hair. They are Of
deep shining bay colr, md their HORNS which nre
Just sproutng, nre bick as those Of buffalo When
full grown, they arr said TO stand seven feet high,
and the cows are sad TO yield three half bushels Of
milk day
These are tho khasis Colonel Casenian is
great stock raiser and will doubtless largely Inn
prove the fine stick Of the valley Of Virginia by
the introduction oithese distinguished Arabs. Lieu
tenant Lynch isto have the first fulblooded bull
calf, and the subsequent produce Of the animals
lie 10 be appopra ed to the extension Of the breed
$4,000 for the two, to-day-a sum which they prob
ably would have brought had they been put up at
auction In Richmond, with due notice TO the stock
raisers of the Shte.--N " Herald.
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no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERs. Ex-
Il PLORING PAkTIES. AND OTII II II ! =

no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERs, Ex-
l. PLOHiNG PARTIES, AND OTHERS
The subscriber las hand and for sale from tbe iJnon
India Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right 10
tcles: 'F'.s
Tents and Tent Carpets knapsacks, Camp Blankets,
iiaversacks, Canteens, l.eggins, Clothing Bags,
Water Bottles, Tarpaulins, Caps, and Capes,
Sou'wesicrs Texas Wallets. Gun Cases.
Coats, Cloaks, and Capes Mexican Pouches,
Oyemls aud Panaloons, Gold Pouches
Air heds and Pillows, Life Preservers
Drinking Cups, Buckets, aud basins, Travelling Rags
Portable Boats, Provision Baas Saddle Bags
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers Breast Pumpa
Aud variety Of oct articles, the Sign ofihe Star be-
tween l2 and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue WASH
ington
ap7-eoidf & EDDY
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PROPOSALS ron WO0D,

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT QukRTERMAsrRR,
Fbrt Washington, Nd, May l6, 1919.
SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals Tor Wood"
~ will be received at this Office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ of
the 10Th day OF June next for furnishing $50 cords Of OAK
WOOD, for the ,se Of the troops ut Fort Washington
The wood 70 BIO o. the best understandable quality cut
between the 10th of October and the LIST Of April not less
than wothirds Of which TO be split the remainder or
round wood 10 be not less than three than seven
inches In damete to be neatly and compacty piled on the
public wharf at Fort Washington under the direction and
subject b, the inspection OF the undersigned
The whole Of the above wood to be delivered BY the h
day Of September next Payment to BIO made on the com
pleon Of the contract
Each bid will specify the price per cord and will be ac
companied by the names good and sufficient srees
for the faithful performance Of the contract -
i. $ EVERETT, Lieut.. LIST Art'y
may B--3awtla1e Acting Asst Quariermasier.
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NHARCOAL PASTE, for whitening and preserving the
" Teeth cleansing the Mouth, and purifying the Breath
Charcoal is powerful disinectlng agent and when
made from proper materials s considered by the most
dentrifce Ia Use -
The only obstacle TO its general has been It's
dusty nature which, in the form offered is entirely
except such as are necessary prepare In this FORM
which Of themselves perfectly SAFE and induce heal
thy condition Of the mouth.
The coal from which this paste is prepared is made Of
poraar wood burnt in an iron cylinder made for the pur.
pose, and cacnad to the utmost neness by hisprocess
Il is freed from all impurities and coarse PARTICLES The
purifying property Of the paste will only admit Of It's
use to any without injury but by continued use will
keep the teeth white, the mouth clean, and the breath
sweet as II neurazes and destroys the for which arises
from carious teeth Fs-' n
II is neatly put up In enamelled pots OF form from which
II can be used with the greatest convenience
For sale by CHARLES STOTT g. Co
Druggists and Apothecares, corner of 7th street
june 7-2aw1m aud Pa. avenue Washington Civ
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MAzzINr, THE TRIUMvIR--Joseph MAJ
zini, one Of the Roman Triumvirate, was
born in Genoa in 1909, and educated ply
siclan. He was nearly exiled, on account
Of his liberal opinions--went to Marseilles,
and there published a liberal paper for circu-
lation in Italy--was obliged tofy, and es-
capped TO Switzerland. There he organized
an expedition to Savoy, which was led by
Romarino, and failed. He was driven out
Of Switzerland, fled to England, distinguish
ed himself there by his writings, his gems
raj benevolence, and his love Of liberty He
went to Paris during the revolution, and
thence to Milan, where the people wisht 4
to make him dictator and resist the Austrians
when at their gates. But it was too late
He again took refuge in Switzerland, whence
he departed for Leghorn, where he was
elected deputy to the Constituent Assem-
bly, Thence he proceeded to Rome, where
he now occupies position of great emf
nence. He is celebrated for his eloquence.
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A CURIOSITY. Wo had the pleasure of seeing a
few days since the IDENTICAL mall bag which was used
between Hartford, Middletown and New Haven,
in lT75 II is the shape and size Of large pocket,
about IL inches long and broad and would hold,
we should think, from fifty TO one hundred lei-
ters What contrast with tho mail bags of tho
present day. We learn that the bag has been pre-
scented TO the Historical Society, by gentleman
who had II from the widow Of Mr., Hobbie who
was at that time postmaster in Middletown.- Hart.
ford lLtl Colrant
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the field armies amounting to at least FIVE or
six millions Of citizen soldiers. To conquer
this brave people and put down the republic,
nothing can succeed but intrigue, treachery,
and deceit, such as are being now practised
upon them by Odillon Barrot, Leon Fau-
cher, Marshal ,Bugeaud, and others, under
the name and auspices Of Louis Napoleon.
THE FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE FOUR
GREAT PowERs--RussIA, AUSTRIA, PRUs-
STA AND FRANCE.
We have given view Of the military
force of each Of these great powers and as
revenue and money are the sinews Of war,
some account of their financial resources
may be necessary to complete the picture.
RUSSIA.
Much mystery hangs over the financial
department Of the Russian government
The revenue Of Russia in one year, was
l2l ,5l4, POI ecus de Pr.
Reduced into dollars, Russia may be said
to raise annually, for the public service,
one hundred and twenty-five millions of dol
lars. Russia possesses productive gold mines
and it is believed the Emperor has been
boarding, for twenty years past, many mil
lions Of specie annually. Her revenues and
resources may be said to be inappreciable.
She has lately loaned immense sums to other
European powers, by way of buying up por-
tons Of their public debt, not knowing how
better to employ her own immense surplus
revenue.
The revenue Of Austria in one wear,
(1S47,) was l52,OOO,OOO forms. This
was derived from direct and indirect taxa
ton, land tax, salt and tobacco, monopoly,
&c.
Reduced into dollars, Austria may be said
to raise annually, for the public service, about
seventy-six millions Of dollars.
PRUSSIA.
The revenue of Prussia, in one year
{ 1914, was 57,677, 194 thalers.
Reduced into dollars, Prussia may be said
to be capable Of raising, annually, an in
come Of forty millions Of dollars. This sum
though less in sound than the income Of
France or England, is considerably more in
fact, Prussia having very little, if anything,
to pay for the interest OF debt.
FRANCE.
The revenue of France in one year,
(lS47), was 1857 ,346, 1926 francs. This
was derived from direct and judicial taxation,
the customs, lands, and all the other usual
sources Of national income.
Reduced into dollars, France may be said
to be able to raise annually, for the public
service, something beyond the sum Of two
hundred and seventy-one millions of dollars.
This would be noble revenue, were
it not that the best part Of it has to go to
pay the interest Of large national debt.
Such are the general average incomes Of
these great powers. No doubt, however,
their, resources are greater than what is here
estimated, and that, under a wise admins
tration Of government, their revenues might
be considerably increased.
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A gentleman, residing in Albany, as the story
goes, seeing an Irshman reniovi, ,g embankment
from dwelling inquired :--'Pai rick, what are you
doing 7" ~ am opening the G. llar window, 70 be
sure "And what are you doin that for MAY
it please your honor" said Patrick, ito let out the
dark ~ -#.a 7NS
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VEapIcr rop INFRINGEMENT OF PATEsr.--1n the
United States Circuit Court at New York, Tathum
a. Brothers. asignees of G. & J. Hanson, The invent
ors have recTered Al 1894 damages Of T. o. Leroy,
D. Smith andR. w. Lowber, for Infringement of d
patent in TIN manufacture Of leaden pipes The
Hansons discovered the teeiding property of lead,
whereby the ormer processes Of manufacture were
almost entirey superseded. Tho court declined en-
tertaining motion for new trial
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EsioRaNTS CoMING THIS WAY.--On' Wednesday
evening, purity Of Bavarians between fifty and sixty
in number, passed through city on their way 10
Tennessee, whero they design settling. We under
stand that they were highly respectable OF
them quite wealthy, and educated people. The fe-
males wen sdy-like, well dressed, and some them
very hand ZONE, -.auEpsfa Consfif,di0,aiist.
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Or. l.. PARMELE, Dentist.
u, ID. & w. II. GILMAN. far
ADAMS q CO.'S ExPREs

Office Penneyira,iia apenus, Railroad Depot
lE public are respectfully informed that we continue Ia
run our express between Washington, Baltimore Phila
dolphin New York Boston, and all The principal cities and
towns for the safe and speedy conveyance OF merchandise
packages, bullion, bank. notes, &c. E's} n T'@Tr
Particular attention will be paid to the collection AM, nav
ment OF notes, drafts bills, &c. '''
Cuaom.honse entries Mt Boston, New YORK, Philadelphia
and Baltimore promptly attended TO- and on reasonable
terms, sE
Our customers and Others ordering goods from the east
are Prfienfary requested 10 order by'Idas g. Cos En-.
sralch. Gs = 4
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg and the south
leaves daily at p m, and arrives daily at ~ D. M
Our express from the north arrives daily ut Ia a. M and
u ., m, and departs daily at s pm
feb l6-tt PHILIP l. HICKEY Acent
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FAITHFUL SLAyE--The Fairfield Is. ca Herald
mentions the death Of slave, the property Of MI.
Hudson. He had always been treated with great KIND
ness and so loved his mistress, that when she died
he was unable 10 bear her iosJ, and COMMITTED
suicide
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( STATUE ARRIvEp--One Of the two statues OF
Adoring Angels, sculptured at Florence, under the
superintendent Of Powers for the sanctuary Of the
Cathedral at Cincinnati, has arrived, and Il now At
The house Of Bishop Bureell, 10 that city
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In view Of the great approaching crusade
Of despotism against republicanism, on the
continent Of Europe, we have prepared an
interesting synopsis of the military and fnan-
cal resources Of the four great powers which
stand out in high relief as likely to be the
chief actors in the great. drama about to be
played. Some idea may be formed, from
view Of these tables, Of the immense re-
sources of the despots; and it will be seen
at what fearful odds republican France will
have to meet such terrible and powerful
foe. We spoke, in former article of our
Journal, Of the duty Of republican America
in this impending crisis; and we are glad to
see symptoms of feeling among the people,
and the beginning of a movement which we
trust to see spread through the Union
Nothing, perhaps, is better calculated to
call the mind to a serious consideration and
just appreciation of the terrible struggle now
about to begin in Europe, than view Of
the subjoined tables and statistics. One can
scarcely refrain from shuddering at the re-
Election that Russia, Austria, and Prussia,
can, and probably will, if necessary, bring
nearly eighteen hundred thousand men into
the field to crush Hungary, and then put
down all the little republics of Germany, and
lastly, the great republic Of France. What
nation or people, singly, can stand against
such confederacy' We think the crisis is
great and imminent; we therefore publish
the following important statistics, by way Of
sounding the tocsin in America, in order
that the friends of the freedom Of mankind,
throughout the world, may learn and be
aware that freedom is now threatened more
fatally than ever was known in the annals
of the world
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REAL EsTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
wishing TO become ownerso Real Estate In the
CITY OF washington may find Il to their interest 10 calf
upon The subscriber who has properly Improved and nr
improved IN different parts of the city, aud Ia willing 10
axe portion OF the purchase In money give long redn
upon tns balance Applications should be made soon.
mn1-W ULYSSES WARD
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DENTAL NOTICE.

j.E WASHINGTON CITY, April g. lSf9.
In rellnguishing the practice OF Dentistry in this city, to
Dr. WM H. DlBBLE, feel 1t duty well as pleasure
TO state, from the evidence he has exhibited to me Of his
skill that consider him rel qualified for the profession In
which he is engaged and recommend him my reLds and
parons confidently believing thai those who may avail
their confidence wi .Ff7- II nADppN''ys
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USTIN'S MAGIC FREEZER, FOR THE
"A PREPARATION OF ICE CREAM, WATER ICES
&G',-patented September 10Th, lSiS The distinguished
merits OF this apparatus -
L. The astonishing rapidly of the process (stipassne
belief Hence The name. III
Q The cream during the process of freezing becomes
charged atmospheric air. BY which II nearly doubles in
b and obtains that peculiar s,ooiness, ghiness and
decacy Of fdror, for which the Ice Cream of our best
coniectioners Is SO highly priced.
g. II does not require tenth part of the labor that the
common freezer does.
A. II does its work better, producing better article in
every respect than by any other mode
Theres considerable saving in lee the tub needs
no resplsnshng during the operation
The annexed testimonial from the proprietor of the
Enaw House will put 10 rest all doubt n
Having witnessed the process af freezing Ice Cream in
Aus,ns Magic Freezer two quarts of Cream having been
frozen IN the Incredible short time OF sir D,inaies
cheerfully recommend 1t to the public.n
ii. F, JACKSON
Entnw House, Baltimore, May To- 1913
r. Y. NAYLOR
NAV 30-2nWln,. pennsylyanjn ny.nuo