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CLASS NO. l.-PAPER.

l. $50 reams cap, best quality, white Or blue, ruled
wide, med um, or close and trim med, to
weigh not less than Il lbs per rsam.
q 80 reams legal cap, white or blue, trimmed and
s. $50 rsams quartz. post. white or blue ruled va.
rou. widths, TO weigh not less than lolbs.,
l. rs reams white commercial or other note paper,
highly glazed, bard cslendersd, lined, and
gilt or plain, per ream.
o. 10 reams fat cap, white or blue, unrulsd, per
Is rssns envelope, yellow or bur- royal, per
l. 100 rssms large brown envelope, n BY IS in per
100 doIen sheets patent plotting, 10 by "a in per
O. 10 rSSms brown envelope paper, SO by 40 in,
TO- 10 rssms straw wrapping paper, 80 BY 40, per
ream.
H. 100 yards drawing paper, extra hns. In rolls IS
inches wide, per yard.
IL 100 sheets tracing paper French large siIs per
ls 100 yards tracing eambric, per yard.
a. u dozen press copy books, not less than 500
pages, per dozen.
CLASS NO. DEVELOPER.
Is. 1000 muslin lined, 81 to 81 by 81 to ~ inches,
Is 100000 saR..iye envelopes, white, yellow, or buff.
heavy, 81 to OF by 81 to ~ inches, per
IT, $4,000 adhesive envelopes, white, heavy, az IL
49, $4,000 adhesive envelopes white or yellow, heavy,
letter, 0 by 81 Inches, per NJ
nsrHsdIass sizes ordered not to Be- charged higher
than bid Tor siIo next larger.
CLASS NO. 2-PBNs and PENCILS.
l. Is gross Perry's or dillOtt's barrel pens, per
a 400 gross Pery's. oillOa's or other good metal.
8. 1000 quilts, No 50, perm.
Is dozen gold pens, with handles or silver cases,
g. 6doIeu heavy barrel gold pens, with handles,
best qualify, per dozen.
g. % dozen ivory or gutta. Psreha, ever. pointed
dozen,
T. 900 dozen Fabsr,s No, 1 to A. or Graduated. per
dozen
g. 10 cases Faber,s polyRrades graduated, per
10 doasn F.ber,s red and blue peueils. Der
dozen
CHASE No aINK INKsrGNps wAPRRs AND
NbAso Nv "'-iNh' WY AND'' avn
10 do.eu sIa,s .pv patept l.rgs or ANAL. ink :.
l. "Hoten s'S ns my 49, A'en'' 'Aso VI small Inn
sdo.sn ~ VI ,iraS SanbIs or sipgls ipk.t.pds
ia per dozen, -, v..,,,S o,,.,
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peT pound
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NLN'o w. ~ LTIri %"
a. ,. p.r L LBS TO-, A,, A.,, =,
L. '' uOasn , h tsosiis 49, ''"' ''Au'"' ' W
q os aPS T p PJ 100 uos h,,. ,...,. ma,
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4 10 doEru office shears .,or scissors extra per
dozen
l. 100 dozen silk taste in hanks per dozen
O. 500 dozen red tape, assorted per dozen
O. 500 dozen German tape, No So red per dozen.
s. 80 pounds Prepared India rubber, Per pound.
O. 10 pounds pounoe, per pound.
10 90 poupds linen twiue per pound
H. 90 pounds best cotton twine, per pound.
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GAVE BArL-In the Criminal Court yes
tsrdAy Mburn Hunter, indicted for the murder Of
Bsniah Luekett, on the 18th Of February last,
gave bail In the sum Of 81, 900 for his appearance
and was released from jail MsssrS. Milburn Hun.
ter, ST., John M. GAtrolI, and Benjamin A. Pra-
Their are his bondsmen. It will be remembered
Hunter was placed on trial last week. but the jury
was discharged, not being able to agree upon a
verdict
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

NJ bns Va - onrry ouArrrarAsrrr's oyyros,l
.r wAsxrseros, 0. o.. Nay u, 1888. y
Ths offers rsosived undsr the aAvsrtssnsnt 81 Nay
ia were not sss.p,sd ana sealed Proposal. ar. again
invited until THURSDAY. Jane II. 1906 at II o'clock
m for the purchase Of $4,000 feet Of Government Jum
Der, Of the tbs following slses and descriptions, Wis
10, 900 feet lI<.inoh Oak.
100 600 fsst a-iaeh Oak
Tr loo 900 feet ~ finch Oak.
49, 900 feet s-ineh Oak.
TO- 900 feet <-ineh Oak. .
7s 900 feet 4-fnsh Oak. DID,. .H
s 10, 900 feet b-ineh OAK. ....#
10, 900 feel a-ineh Hickory. ...H
a"aa.a 2, 800 feet S-inch Hickory.
II. 600 feet inch Hickory. HH..
80, 900 feet l<-inoh Ash. u ID r
/ I-# ~ 900 feet a-fneh Ash.
80, 900 feet S.ineh Ash. o.
%. 900 feet 4-ineh Ash. r r.....
%, 900 feet 6-ineh ASH.
20 81 So lei .iasS S Pine. h
81. 100 feet l-inch Pine
To- rs. 900 feet H-ineh Poplar. -
IS, 900 feet 1-ineh Poplar.
The attsnton Of wagon and earrsge-makers is called
10 this sale as the above very Superior lot Of we'll
seasoned Lumber suitable for Manufacturing purposss
ca b cen b applying 70 Brsys. B,s.dlsI General
Depot, about one nile east Of the Capitol
Bids will be received for the purchase Of ten thousand
feet and upward. Tho undersigned the right
to ali the bids should they be considered too low
notification Of acceptance Of bid and prior % the dsy
cry Of the Lumber which mast BE- removed within A..
teen days amer the proposal 10 accepted.
Proposals should be signed BY the full name
and give n. pos. once .aaIe. plainly endorsed PRO
po'a' for the Purchase OfLumbs5 and sT SIsssd
Brevs. Major aenerai and Chief ousrtsrmastsr,
jei-td Depot Of Washington.
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ALBIoN, June "a fire was discovered at half.
past three this morning in Fields block II broke
out again at II o'clock, destroying olSrk's block
and several buildings adjacent. The total loss il
estimated at $3.50, 900, which is partly covered by
inR
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New YoRK, June 4.--Dseroass in loans, 81, 900,
OOOj deposits SO, $780, OOOi legal tenders, $4,000
OOOi increase in specie, o., l2l OOO circulation,
$40, 900. Gold opened at 4Oii advanced to Al at
LILO, Asi,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05

FAIR AT ISLAND HALL-Those who pat
roniIs the fair Of the Seventh street Presbyterian
Church at Island Hall have enjoyed treat Of un.
usually rich attractions. Everything there Is
lovely, growing lOVelisr as the affair prOgrssss.
All the young people Of that k are talking about it,
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MILWAUKEE, June 4.-The first regiment of Fe-
mans start for Chicago tomorrow to join the
Fenians there and proceed to the scene of action.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-salsS of ! 700 head Of
beef cattle at l4also. per quality. Sheep hrmeri
sales Of 5000 head at 6to. Sales Of 1000 head Of
hogs at $l3al4. so per 100 pounds nett.
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NORWICH, CONF, June AT the city election
to-day LOrenEo Blackstine (Rsp.) was elected BY
$50 majority over Lamphior, the eight hour eAndi-
date. The entire Republican ticket was elected by
about the same majority.
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PROPOSALS. FOR ENVELOPES.

PosT OFFICE DEPARrNEST,)
wAsHNGros, D. c., May ~, 1855 !
Sealed Proposals will be received At this Department
until June IS, at clock. p. m, for furnishing Enye
lopes required for the oeiAl Of PosmAsters nt
and second class Offices during period Of two years
from the LIST Of July, 1856 The estimated number Of
Envelopes that win DO required Is as follows;
Glass 10000 Envelopes for Circulars, bR by 8
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PARTISAN
IN GOODS.
N. WILLIAM has received, per steamer Napoleon
ILL., beautiful line Of goods-he very latest style. In
ponnets, Hats, hAnthlas White and white and Black
Ciuny Laees Cluny Lace Waists Black Chains Flowers,
Hair, Braids, TRAININGS, Morning Robes. &c. &c.
Dresses aud MAnlllas cut and made 10 order In the
latest Frsneh styles. Also, Patterns cut
NJ WILLIAM,
$50 PennsylvAnia avenue,
my30-lw Cite Treyise, Paris.
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happy dliasul.l., a. I am f..lful been in ,om.

happy dineuius, has. I am fearful been in som.
way distasteful. f.tRlLtLL I.4IfF .s
Your rspugnanoe, too, 70 what Is now termed
equal suffrage, as manifested recently In vote
had 10 test the Of this community that ques
tion, has contributed little TO wsan us from any
kind feeling on The part Of the majority Of Con-
gress and forbids ali hope and expectation Of any
assistanoe from that quarter We must therefore
depend upon ourselves.
Let us trust, however, that the consequence Of
our differing In opinion from our friends In Con-
gres may lead 70 no more disastrous consequences,
and that they may not, as 10 greatly feared BY
some yield TO the solicitations Of those Who taking
advantage Of this feeling Of Congress toward u.s.
attempting for their aggrsndSsmsnt TO dsspoil
this city Of its franchise
Thee parties, thinking TO take advantage Of the
temper Of Congress, have matured plan, bill for
which has already passed the Senate and 10 now
pending In the Honss Of Representative TO obtain
FOR themselves the right and property Of this city In
the canal and the same parties. or some others,
have prepared bill, which 10 shortly to be intro
duced into The Senate, giving TO them one or both
Of the reservations south Of Missouri avenue, and
between Third and Sixth streets west, for market
house, and all the privileges and franchises Of q
market which 10 conferred this city in Its charter
These parties, who are mostly strangers to thi,
community, and have no sympathy or association
with us, are lowering around expecting and hoping
daily for dissolution Of our municipal life, ready
10 pick up and appropriate TO their own what
ever Of property or franchises city may have,
Despair not, however, my friends every effort
to preserve 10 you your own will be madej and
have too strong faith In the ultimate business Of
Congress to suppose that they will visit upon u,
such dire consequences for q simple difference Of
opinion on a question which now divides and agi
tates the whole country
The readiness with which you, my friends, mel
the exigencies Of the late rebellion the promptnesi
with which you met every demand made upon you
to sustain the cause Of the Union, and the fact
that Washington alone Of all the cities, not
dollar on account Of the war. place us in envia
bic situation and put the lie upon all imputationI
Of our loyalty, which are so frequently made both
in and out Of Congress BY those who would dispar
| age NJ. ~.
Let us DO satisfied that the evidence Of loyalt,
we can adduce is such as can be given by no otbe
community, and that while other places have wa
debt which IL will take generations 10 pay, and ar,
now knocking at the door Of Congress for relief
We have the proud consciousness Of knowing tha
we have done our duty and whole duty, withou
| cost 70 the General Government Of one dollar.
And Whenever hereafter any imputaticn Is cas-
upon US, let us point to this record, and proud.
ask what other community has done or can So!
thus much.
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IT ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL -I.L.l CORR. VI LI--.a ~ nL
Bvt MAJ. Gen. and Chief onsrfsfmssisr,
my3l-1A -fN" Depot Of Washington.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- mos. &C.
. DOL. Curr QuARTxRnAsrxa's oryIcr,
-.r Dnror OF WAsHIraToE, y
WAsuuaroH, D. O.. May 30 1850
viii be sold at public suction the premises, under
tho direction OF Brevet LsutsnAnt Colonel James N.
moore, A. Q. on TUESDAY, Juns 0, 1899, the follow
Ing described Government property: 'f
AT THE FOOT or STREET,
Al IL o'clock, m.
One ~ Plank Coal wharf, containing about 5000
feet Of Lumber. ,osehsr with Dsrreks, hesdways e.
AT TaR Poor OF SIXTH srRKEr,
At4 o'clock, p. m =.
One ~ Barrack, n by 81 feet. ...rr
One ny Kitchen, IL by is feet.
AT SEVENTH STREET wHARF,
AJAX p. m. Fr ..s
One ~ omeers' Quarters, ~ by Is feet.
one Q) Addition TO same, 8 by II feet. .
One ny Barraek, % by So feet. ...
One ny Barraek, % by 20 feet
One ~ Guard House, 10 by Is feet wa.
Ous ny Sink, 4 by feet 'F.
600 feet Pending. .lTr
The buildings will be sold singly, and must bs re-
moved within hfteen days from date Of sale.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds. ...H
OH RUcKER,
Brew. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouAItermAstsr,
mySl.W DeDot Of Washington.
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TIE BRowS-WILEY CASE SETTLED AT LAST.
Yesterday morning, In the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Judge Fisher delivered the
opinion Of the court In the Of Emily y. Wiley
against Marshal Brown, confirming the verdict Of
the Jury rendered In the court below. The case
was tried In the Circuit Court; before Judge Ohm,
few months ago, and verdict rendered for Mrs.
Wiley. The counsel for Mr.. Brown carried the
case before the court in 6ane where II was argued
by Messrs. Brent and Merrek for the plaintiff
Messrs. Bradley and Davidge for the defendant, q
few days since. Chief Justice Cartier and Judge
0lin concurred In the opinion Of Judge Fisher, de-
liversd yesterday, and Judge wylie disssnted.
This Is the end Of tho case II being issues from the
Orphans Court and by tho law and practice Of
Maryland which are in force In this District the
case cannot be taken before tho Supreme Court Of
the United States.
The Court passed the following order:
Emily Y. Wiley and John Wiley, which said John
Wiley 10 dead, as suggested Of record, against
Marshall Brown and Jesse b. Haw, issues from
the Orphans Court.
II appearing to the Court here that no cause sI-
lists why the verdict on the issues In this should
DO set aside It Is thereupon this 4th day Of June,
1866, ordered that the appeal In this case be, and
the Is hereby, dismissed and the clerk OF this
Court Is ordered and directed to certify the said
verdict on the said issues to the Orphans Court Of
the District Of Columbia for Washington county.
By order Of the Court.
% Wednesday the Court will direct as to how
the Judgment shall DO entered.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w The once efth National Rspuhlisaa.
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GALE OF SURPLUS HORSES AND
- MULEs.
ouARTERMAsrER GESERAL'a ovTIcE
wAsHIN1ToS, d. c., May IS, 1855. I
viii be sold At public auction, ct 0iesboro D. O.,
NJ, on WEDNESDAY, June 9. 1880, commencing at 10
finy (So) Horses, and
Twenty. i've (25) Mules.
boat wlli leave siIth.strsst Wharf every hour on
| Animals will be sold singIy.
Terms Cash, In ubited itates currency.
By order Of the ouartsrmastsr oensIhi
B,.v.. Bhsadsr General in charge Fi,t biyi.iSn o.
M O. o. myso Il
DY WILLIAM l.. WALL eco,
ID AUCTIoNEERs
AUCTION SALE op STOLEN AND OTHER PROPERTY,
WHICH HAS REMAINED IN THE CUSTODY OF THE
METROPOLITAN POLICE. OF rHg DISTRICT OF
| MONTHS. . ..a#.
sale at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash.
OF property taken by the Metropolitan police consisting
Of Watches, Jswslry, Cothing HALVES, Pistols Trunks.
will take place At the Property Rooms Of the Poliee De-
| partment, No. ass Tenth street west, WEDNESDAY,
| June g. le66, at ten o'clock, o. N.
This sale authorized By act Of Congress Of July 10,
custody Of the propery clerk more than sx mouths a.
dssignAted In catalogue prepared, shall be sold.
| Term cash, In current funds.
All persons who have lost money aud property, By
theft otherwise which may be mbraoed In the catA
logue hereby notified 70 call and Identify the same
prior TO the day Of sale, or they will lose all claim
| thereto.
The catalogue Of articles to be sold can be examined
| at the Property Rooms above referred to.
| BY ordeTi GEO. r. HBRRICK,
my24,sl&Jo Gchronkstar Property Clerk.
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DIFFICULTIES In THE WAY.
Preparations Still Making for War,
THE FENIANs.

The Canadian Troops ask for their Captured
Coiors-Coienel OMEN surrsnders Uncon-
acknowledgements Disappearance Of
Fenisns at Bunalo.
NEw YoRk, juno A Buffalo special says:
Colonel Lowery Of the 7th regulars visited the
steamer Michigan yesterday and asked for the
captured British colors. Colonel 0'Neil positively
refused To have them delivered up as he had sur
rendered Internationally 10 General Barry, and
they were In his custody.
General Barry has removed all restrictions on
travel from Buffalo and Fort Erie, and ferry boats
are running again.
The Lake Erie and Huron railroad Is being re-
paired, and trains will run tomorrow.
The English troops are encamped in tents at Fort
Erie.
BUFFALO, June 1.-The Erprss' says that while
there were assuredly in this city two or three regi
ments Of Fenians we'll armed equipped and drilled,
and while liberal dotaohments have been reaching
here from abroad during the past week amounting
TO more than another thousand, the whole aug
mentsd army in the field only amounted to one
thousand. Where the remainder are It is difficult
to understand. 1t lisa significant fact that among
5000 or 1000 British troops at Fort Erie, not q
Catholic Irishmen was to be found, and not or
officer of the force was Irish
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AUCTIoN SALES
CAIEoF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGs
- At JUDICIARY SQUARE.
g 4JsJL 20. csrrr ou1sfrsxasrr,s o,vc.r,
..##. -...as DxroI or wAsEraros
WIN be sold At public sactos, on the pfeni.ss under
s:.s. Il s' cs &
o'clock m, the following Government buiidings stu
.''t :, JSSSsisssry ssu a n I. az ssyi
one (ii Stable, 10 81 n feet d 100 uJ a.f
Qas ~ Dead .heuss, 10 by le fest .fFIf 70
m. s,iI - ~ sr,p sss Nus, n. ,..
moved within hnsen days from date % esls./ ~
Terms: Cash, in Government fands: ,..-I.. III
Bvt MAJ Con. and Chisf onsrtsrnasi.r,
ls2,a ~ Dspe. o. wsshinEton
III AReE SALE oo OF eo 'SEH M N
CmnY ouARrrRnAsrHn's Orrrcr. !
psror or wAsHrsres.
~. WAsuiNdror, d. O., Nay 50, 1893 sisy
There viii be soid st public auction in and near this
city, under the direction Of Brevst Lieut. Coi u o. O.
points: IT
A. Gissboro' Depot 1000 bushels. Ia|r.t.rfr
The Grain will Be sold in lot. q 800 bushels With the
privilege q the purchaser taking any amount sp 70
The sale viii commence .. sixth stree. wA.. >. 10.
o'clock, m, and Immediately aftsr the eenpistion Of
sale Of al thst point u viii Be sosiiausd
A GcSssnas1s 'i bo.. VIII be- in r..siss.. ii sl,th
street Wharf 10 ferry persons who wish 10 attend the
sale 70 eie.bero' snd back ..5l y III
Tbs Grain must be removed within ten days from
Terms Cash, In Government funds.S DO assWl
. B,, Maj. Don. and cai p a q ssfa
my5l.lA I'tTI = Depot o. wsshineten
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GALE OF SURPLUS HORSES AND
- MULES

Brew MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
my3l-6t Depot OF Washington.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

The German critics say that Vieuxtemps,
the vloiinist nov under Ulimann's management. has
almost entirely lost the strength of his arm and that
he cannot replace this defect by any effort of his bril-
liant technical achievements. As an Iishman might
say. more power to his elbow!
Richard Taylor. It hoy Of about twelve
wears; of Mr.. David Taylor of Meirose was kill
ed by jumping from train Of ears on the Boston and
Maine railroad on Friday. He got upon the Portland
train for Boston to ride to the Wyoming station, sup
posing that it stopped there, and as 1t did not, he
jumped off and received the Injuries which resulted
in his DEATH
When Miss Burdett Coutts became the
helress of Mrs. Coutts, who had been Hiss Mellon
the actress, her fortune was computed at thirteen
tons OF gold 1t has been growing over Since and the
unfortunate lady so rich that she cannot spend her
income or even give it away, although seven active
secretaries are kept busy in reading and answering
the begging letters addressed to her.
=" Muzzling' is to succeed garroting as the
fashionable crime. Muzzlers stand on the street cor
ners and pretend to be "skylarking" amongst them
selves. One man stumbles or is pushed against the
unwary pedestrian just he passes and they go down
together the rogue comes uppermost, and straight
way presses the victims nostrs together with thumb
and finger. while he covers his mouth with the other
hand. The work of spoliation is then easy to the
others.
The affairs of Charleston, says the Ncrs,
are at last becoming somewhat settled. Civil gov
erament has been restored. Its Mayor and Alder
men are in office. The military forces, to great
extent, have been withdrawn; its citizens, exied by
the war; as far as their means admit have returned;
its different lines of business far possible, have
been reopened; produce is coming in, slowly, of
course, from the continued interruption of its most
important roads; houses have been reopened the
damages to streets and buildings from the protracted
and terrible bombardment, have been repared-and
we at last may look about us with some toerable
opportunity of approaching the results of our ex
perience, and the condition and prospects of the
place, f-'. 4
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT. CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is the best in use, and has been we'll known for fl
teen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
1t is better than Tin. and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are tho only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TEhlALS In Maryland, all of which we keep COZ
stantly on hand for SALE
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted With
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH,
PAGE BROS l. CO.,
SH-h VIZ Smiths wharf
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COFFEE--There was an active inquiry for Coffee
again to-day and the feeling in the market was quite
strong The balance of the cargo of the Agnes" GW
bags Rio) sold at 20@2O14 cts gold, and we note
sales in addition of about 200 bags Rio at from 22s-
to 2OA cts gold. The cargo of the MARY Bond" was
in treaty but it not closed when we left the mar
net. The market closes strong and quote as FOL
low. viz:Rio at 17AGl9cts gold for common to fair
2Gs, cts gold for good to choice; Laguayra at 22-
cts and java at 3S@2s cts gold dom.
Ei ny - Il a. % as we could learn, but the mar
ke is without chans and siI quote g. fol.
Howard strees at s7oS for F t0r super
$ll,50@l2 for Family Western >0'z'se'"
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n UMBERl LUMBERI! LUMBERI!,

Old ESTABLISHED YARD,
No. s. WEST FALLS AVENUE, Baltimore, Md
reasonable rates, Seasoned Yellow and White Pine
Flooring dressed and ready for use Undressed yell
low Pine Flooring Boards. White Pine CuIlingl
Oak. Mahogany, Birch. Hickory Maple and Hem
lock. We would also inyite attention to our Steam
Lumber Dressed. .Tongued and Grooved. Sn;t'
Ripped, &c. in the best possible manner an at vefT
moderate prices. CIV WIZ
Box and Trunk Makers, Carpenters. Bp;lde-s o,d
all others desiring Lumber dressed OF made ready for
use in any manner will ind it to their advantsee Nv
giving qa call Shelving and Split Lumber for sale
0s2-Hft AIRY ALIEN M