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The knights of Pythtas In Court.
fcieovapAed EsoHuuely 70 ne kuenf.c Ssa,.

PHILADKLPHIA, July I6.-In the Court of
Common Pleas the knights OF Pythias imbrog-
io, 80 long pending, was brought 20 a termina-
uon oy decision rendered by Judge Allison
this morning. The case came up on Mon
day last on an application TO dissolve
the injunction previously granted TO pre-
vent John Stratzer from acting as Grand
Chancellor Of the Knights of Pythias OF the
State Of Pennsylvania. The decision declares
the removal of Lowry illegal, and Stratzer IL
entoined from acting as Grand Chancellor.
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AFFAiRs IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Mn.
The Prince Georgian of yesterday has the fol-
lowing items:
New Turnpike.-On Menday last the District
Of Columbia and Hyattsville Turnpike Com
pany filed with the clerk Of the circuit court its
certificate Of Incorporation, duly examined
and approved by His Honor Judge Magruder.
Gunton, Of Washington, and Messrs. n. q.
stephens, Wright Riyes, 5. Taylor Suit, Ed
ward Temple, and Henry l.. Carlton, of this
county. The principal once of the COMPANY
win be located at Bladensburg, and the route
Of the road will be from HyattsyiIle. or
Deakene Corner, through Bladensburg over
the bed Of the old county road or the site Of the
District Line. Its capital stock is nxed al
$40 900 being one thousand shares at s2O each.
and permission has been promptly accorded by
the county commissioners to use for its purposes
any portion of the county road required. The
character Of the gentlemen who have under
taken this matter Is an earnest Of its early and
efficient completion.
Deafh Sentence Of Rschdrds.-The Governor has
designated Friday, the l2th OF August next, for
hned In our jail. On last Friday, sheriff Fraser
received his death warrant, and I'm company
with Mr. Brooke, clerk Of the court, and Mr..
heller, the jailor, shortly Afterwards repaired
10 the cell OF the condemned man for the
purpose OF communicating iz contents. Rich
arde Vas sitting at his window reading q reli-
eious work, Gin which manner we learn he
passes most Of his time) and seemed readily to
divine the object Of the viet- During the time
the sheriff was reading the warrant, the prison.
er watched him intently, but continued quite
calm, and at its conclusion he made rso remark
except 10 inquire IL he had correctly remember
ed the day fixed.
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The New French Minister.
He is Prevented TO the President-Addresses .
Nons. Parddol and the President.

He IS Prevented TO the Prssident-Addresses Of
Mons. Parddoi and the President.
The new French Minister, M. Paradol, ac-
companied by NJ. Berthemy and the Secretary
of State, called at the Executive Mansion this
morning, where they were received by the
President. After the usual ceremonies M. Ber-
themy presented his letters Of recall, when M.
Parodol addressed the President as follows:
"Mr. President: 1 have the honor to place in
your hands the letters whereby His Majesty, the
Emperor of the French, has been pleased to ac-
credit me. in the quality of Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Re-
public of the United States.
particularly congratulate myself on having
been selected for this high mission at q time
when the tr aditieUal friendship Of France and
the United States is darkened by no cloud.
This happy state of good feeling, which is, 80
to speak, the natural and necessary situation of
seemed to be in accord as much with their
true interests with the traditions ofgtheir his
tory, renders my task near you an easy and at
the same time a pleasant one.
To cherish, and thereby to enlarge, between
France and the United States, those industrial
strengthen political sympathy, such must now
be the main object OF my efforts, and if L shall
be able to contribute thereto, shall have faith
fully fulfilled the intentions of my Journey"
The President replied
" Mr.. Minister: 1t gives me great pleasure to
Emperor of the French, gentleman 50 well
known and distinguished as yourself.
L can assure you that shall give a cordial
support to every effort which you may make to
increase the commercial and industrial ties be.
tween the people of the United States and o1
France, and to strengthen and perpetuate tht
amicable and historical relations between the
two governmental"
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Is4o. PERRY DAYS 1875
VEGETABLE ssPAy a 1r.v,,

After THIRTY YEARS trial, <,tiu reca;,;n. a.. ..
Of tbe hiebest ehspacfe It's virtues from persons
sicians of the first res and responsibility. Ply
n r. not only he S @ton for the extinction of pain
Rrn;ses Rnyyns 1T remedy ever known fer Outs
or anT .pt ~ but for Dysentery or Cholera
surpassed for sMsl complaint, I rs : remedy IN.
has beeome - of India, and other hot climates, il
piaints. AZ 6e standard Medcinefo for all such rom
and nthe well as for Dyspepsia, Liver Complsints
CsnEer fkindred disorders. For Coughs and Colds
M Ssrhma, and Rheumatic difficulties, 1t has
to- erJved, by the most abundant and cou-incing
1Tfny, to oeran invaluable medicine.
sIoid 10y all Druggists jy5-l I'm
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CrsEF JUSTICE CHASE and daughter arrive
At 81. Paul, Minnesota, Thursday evening, an
viii remain several weeks.
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LEAVE TAKING.-There was a large number
Of Senators and Representatives at the Execu-
tive Mansion this morning to bid the President
good bye, and he was kept busy in receiving all
the forenoon.
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JEROME b. CHAFFIx has been nominated b !
the Republicans in Colorado rs delegate to Con-
gresS.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDRNT.-The
President has appointed VIM. w. Bell Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue for the third district of
Mississippi, and Henry W. Bowden Assessor for
the second district of Virginia.
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y. II. SAvTzLE, ESQ.,, Chief Clerk of tn
Treasury Department, has returned to his du
ties after brief visit to the West
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
THE w A r.
NAPOLEON TO HEAD HIS ARMY.
He Wants to Strike Before Prussia is Ready.
Excitement I'm the English Market.
BREADSTUFFs ADVANCING.
WHAT PRUSSIA WANTS.
ENGLISH INTERVENTION PROBABLE.
HER NEUTRALITY IMPOSSIBLE.
THE PRUSSIAN FLEET.
THE PRUSSIAN FLEET.

fele0raphed Bscissipely to Tie Rvenino Stay.
PARIS, July 16.-The Emperor is expected to
head the army in person, and by q series OF
rapid movements arrive at the Rhine before
Prussia has completed her defence.
Excitement I'm the English Markets.
LIVERPOOL, july 16.-There is much excite
ment i'm the markets. Breadstufs are rapidly
advancing.
what Prussia Wants-Eagland Sym.
pathtEes with Her.
LONDON, July l6.-The Times to-day intimates
that the recovery OF Alsace and Lorraine, con-
tanning the modern provinces of Mozelle,
Meurthe. Mouse, vosges, the Upper Rhine and
the Lower Rhine are the real objects Of war on
the part Of Prussia, and In that she has the
sympathy of mankind. The Times hints that
English Intervention s possible in case OF
Prussia losing strength. The neutrality of
England will be difficult, and perhaps impos-
sible and dishOnorable should Holland and Bel.
gum become involved in war.
The Prussian feet of Prince Adelbert. which
has latterly been in these waters, sailed for Kiel
to-day.
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Admission to the Pf n 25 cents to the Pavilion Is
WASHIN6TON CITY GARDEN,
NEW YORK AVENUE,

BETWEEN IsT AND I'd STREETS.
a Respectable ard Pleasant Fantly Resort on the
ErOpsaa Plan.
This GARDEN is now open since the return OF
The proprietor from GermsDyl on the Euro "A
Dean plan, for the recre alton and amusement -
Of respectable parties, who may be assured ~
that they will be protected from any annoy -
snce or improperly. Families and children may re-
sort here in perfect security. There viii always be
variety of a-nusements well as of refreshments
and on every THURSDAY, from to 10 o'clock D. m
Instrumental music, 1.-THE favOrite German garden
eoncertD The American public cordially in.
vited TO try this institution for their health and
amusement. Ije2g-lml ERNEST LGrFLER.
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The WAR IN EURoPR.-What Should be Done
to Increase the Efficiency of Our Navy f-vice Ad-
miral'Porter expresses the opinion that in view
Of the situation between France and Prussia
fourteen thousand seamen should be enlisted
Immediately, and all of our sea-going vessels,
eighty-two in number, fitted out for sea. He
also thinks that sixty hfteen-inch guns should
be placed upon these vessels. 1t is stated that
the President agrees with Admiral Porter in
these views.
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MERIDKN, Corn, July l6.-The main factory
building OF the Meriden Britannia Company
was almost totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss 500 600, and insurance S37 .OO0 in
seventy different insurance companies.
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Arrival Of the Norah German steamer
Rt Ra allfmOre.

BALTIMORE, July 16.-The North German
steamer Berlin, from Berlin, via Southampton,
arrived this morning.
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EVENING STAR.
washington News and Gossip,

IT1RNAL RKvRNUE.-The receipts to-day
IRON this source were S57s $3.50.
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BAfCHHLOR,s HAIR DYE.

hAAA
This spleadid Hair Dye 10 the best IN the world.
esd, nor any ctsaIe poison 70 produce paralysis
Ss:shi Avoid the y.antsd and dsluays Rrep:rations
W; A. Bstchelorb Hair Dye aac had tAsrtv ysavs'
Hnt.r1ished reputation 70 uphold Il. integrity e
hy all DruRgsts. APPLIED at 10 Bend street,
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THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
His Journey 20 his Capital.
His Speech at C0blentx.
The Ovation sf Berlin.

BERLIN, July 16-The King arrived here late
last evening from Ems. His journey was q COM
pete ovation from the start. Pausing at Cob
lentz he was surrounded by an immense throng
Of his countrymen. who greeted him with cheers.
At length the King came forward and said: "I
am pleased with this surprise. See to it that you
behave as bravely elsewhere"
On arriving at this city the King found fully
100 geo people at the station waiting to escort
him to the palace. The route lay through the
splendid street "Unter Den Linden" which was
covered with flags and grandly Illuminated for
the occasion. All along the march the crowd
cheered and sang national hymns. The King
afterward repeatedly came forward and saluted
the crowd from the palace windows.
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CAPE MAY GOSSIP.

Bene6ctal. Sometimes Danger0us-
High Prices tho Rule Here rs at
Other Watering Places-Hints tO
Pleasure Seekers who Have to
Count the Cost.
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Supposed Suicide.
q Ezclusscelv % he Bvvnsnc Sto~,

Providence. July l6.-Mrs. Betsey Lake dis
appeared from her husbands residence in East
Providence, on Tuesday evening. Last night
her body was found in the river IL l. supposed
she committed suicide.
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~The Chicago ladies now want women
policemen to care for female prisoners.
- Cincinnati contemplates following the ex-
ample OF New York by establishing free baths.
~A shoddy dame in northern New York
late domestic, In ordering slverware, desired
the astonished clerk TO have her ."entrails, b.
M, engraved on each piece"
- There IL q boat-club Of young ladies in
Detroit, Mich. They 60 out rowing twice q
week and are put through q regular course OF
training by lucky oarsman i'm that city.
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A War Loan Authorised.

HAnir, ouiy lo-The proceedings in the
Chambers yesterday on the question OF war were
interesting and important.
In the Corps Legislatif, Theirs, in a long
speech, pronounced against the declaration of
tie government. He found, from all that was
said that France had received satisfaction from
Prussia, and war should not be made on her for
He said it was impossible for the government TO
do otherwise than it had done. Theirs again
took the foor. He recalled Mexico and Sa-
dowa, and said the government had made .
speaker, but he continued amid the greatest
agitation. When silence was restored, NJ Gsur-
beta demanded that all correspondence that
fore the Corps LegislstiE Jules Favre seconded
the nooon IN Q long speech, saying France
could not make war on teIeeraphic dispatches.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs replied that
mediately, in order to give Prussia no time to
arm. IL any other course were pursued he
could no longer remain in the Ministry. The
maDd for the correspondence was rejected by q
vote Of 164 against 81. The Corps then a.
journed till O'Clock In the evening.
On reaseembling the following projects of Law
were brought forward: First, to call the "garde
mobile" into active SERVICE second, % author
i!e the enlistment Of volunteers for the term of
the war; and third, to issue demand Tor . loan
1900 occ in aid Of the navy. Efssr sSott Ho ds
bate all these propositions were carried by the
following vote: For, 246; against. 10.
In the senate yesterday after the Duke de
Grammont had finished hia declaration Rouher
asked II any Senator wished 70 speak? Loud
cries Of "No," "No" followed. kouher then
said: Az the President Of the Senate win state
that the senate responding for the nation ap-
proves the conduct Of the government We
must place our hopes in Providepca and rely
upon our courage for triumph in our rights.
Absolute W1shaFsWal - Leopold.
LONDON. July 1es-The absolute withdrawal
Of Prince Leopold ID generally credited.
Prince HaVoleSn Recalled TO France.
PARIS, July tS.-Prince Napoleon arrived in
Norway yesterday. He received dispatch from
Paris and ysill return immediately.
IAthus1as0 Of the GermanS.
BJxLIE, July 16.-The government IA hourly
IN receipt Of dispatches nom all parts Of Ger
many, offering men, money, arms, horses, SC,
IN support OF the national cause. and asserting
that no sacrifice that can be made win be
deemed too great for the cause Of Germany.
The government recommends Bremen as the
port Of refuge for German shipping.
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NOMINATIONS NOT ACTED oN.-Ab0ut twen-
ty-One nominations remain without any action
having been taken upon them by the Senate
previous to the adjournment yesterday. A ma
jority of these we're for postmasterships small
revenue officers. Among them that OF Jno. f.
Smyth to be Postmaster at Albany NY.
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The DULL SEASON has already commenced
here, and throughout the Executive Depart
ments great inactivity prevails, nothing what
ever transpiring to relieve the dull monotony
of routine business. number Of clerks in the
various offices are enjoying their annual leave
Of absence for thirty days. In the course of the
next ten days, all Of the Cabinet officers will be
absent from the city, but will visit Washington
at intervals of ten days or two weeks, to keep
up the routine business of their Departments,
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HAIR DRESSING


freckles and tan from the face, use Perrys mot
andre and f5eckls lotion The only reliable and ha5mle!
and SO Broad streets, N. Y. Sold BY all druggists
ap B-SmW&S
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PBYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
Testify to the merits of

HAIR RENEWER
In Restoring GRAY HAIR to its original color and
pr mottog its growth. 1t makes the hair ,soft and
glossy. The old IN appearance are made young AGAIN
1t is the best
HAIR DRESSING
ever used 1t removes Dandruff aud al Scuryey
Eruptious. 1t does not stain the SKI in.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
Beware of the numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
b. p. HALL CO., Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
Tor sale By all druggists. jy5-eolm&w
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c

EXCURSION TO GLYMOhT,
II On SUNDAY, JULY n, 1870.
SMITH, Capt Martin, will leave her Ee4A =
wharf, 9TH street, al 10 a. m. and ..
m. Returning. leave Glymont at 9 o. M
Round Trip Tickets, so Gents.
jy14-3t- JOSEPH III. SHAFFIELD
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n vi I EcE vi Il ~ -.
GRAND ANNUAL SCHUEIlEHFEsT
WASHINGTON sGHUETzEN vEREIy,
AT THE
NEW SCHUETZEN PARK.
July Is, I9, 20, 2I, and -, 1870.
The Festival viii be announced MONDAY, July
l. at "a m: by twelve minute guns The schnet,
she City Hall at .. m. The procession Zone Of the
most interesting features Of the FestivaD win be
STREET up Penns5iTana avtn1e to SIXTH sreet aaf
street, Fourteenth street, q street, through the
through Pennsylvania avenue to Seventh street, and
PRIZE sHOoTINg, PRIZE BOWLING.
popr1.R GRAsP G9NGERr NG AND DANCING
BRILLIANT ILLtMisATIoE, and
EyEBf bhf sn9 Sarps shs Fsss7s
The GREAT AND wONDERFUL
WALHALLA TROUPE,
~ q. S6sF rBf fr oksEB rqs isS G
t9i 9S III hefI TGGHsT "a TH
$tHaibf from 1 .Gs eTs1a % SSG hfcs1s9 Berlin rHk
BhST ACkOBATS AND YMNASTS OF
rounds Of applause and the highest encomium. will
TaE WAS afsE3TSH and dsSSGEkBUsp
THE ARION QUAkTETTE CLUB bave kindJ $
GBAND CoNCEBT by the csiebrs .ed N varins
DANCING MUSIC will be FURNISH a h, the GER.
MANIA BAND, under the imnedi .se direction OF
PrCf. Schroeder. "
The Festival will terminate fRIDAY EVEN
GRAND BALL, FErE AMPErRE.
HFor Prize Shooting, Bor,ing. and t,adies
Prize Shooting, Prizes smoyHine in Sslus to
S2-3eO will be distribr .r>d
Admission to the r. n 25 cents to the Pavilion z
cents extra. No reh "a tickets
ample prepsrsr srt-s have been made TO preservs
slISI org1r on grounds, and dIsreputable char
seIsIs VIII un9e Tf1o circumstances oc admitted.
Members emo t4stors respectfully enJoined II
comply WIN Ordersof the Committee OF Arrange
hehIs AT - clock gun will b. fired thus an
nSunSng close of the Festiysl for the night, afte
NnIsn al IfsstOrs must leave the Park.
vm sfoRse and Stages will be at the terminus
oi the = Jstrathstreet railroad in sufficient number
Fare 10 certs
IN snsts of the Association desiring to CONTRIB
aIfi PRIZES. are respectfully requested to lesv'
th' N with Mr. .sOHN VOGr. 429 seventh 'street
or &r.C. kNEEssI 422 Seventh street. Jyll &c
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PIllPLE9 ON THE FACI

FlMPIL2S ON THE FACE.
For comedones. black worms grubs, pmply
er1ptions and blotched designations on the face,
use Perry's comedone and pimple remedy. Sold BY
all druggists. ap Is 3mW&S
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THE HKGIRA.-Senators and Representatives
are rapidly leaving the city for their homes, and
already nearly one-half Of the members of each
House have departed. By the middle OF next
week there will hardly be dozen Representa-
tves in the city, as every train out decreases the
number here. Senators Anthony, Buckingham,
Conkling, Edmunds. Fenton, Ferry, Flanagan.
Hamilton. OF Nd, Hamlin, Howell, John
ston, McCreery, Morton, Patterson, Robertson,
Scott. Vickers. and Wiley left last night and
this morning for their homes, and Senator.
Foreman, Cameron, Cattell, Davis, Saulsbnry,
Upton, and others will leave to -xigh, or To- NOR
row. :,
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SPKCIAL ATTENTION called to the following
- li.f Of WHITE GOODS Just received from the
New York auetions:-
75dozen Ladiesi Hem stitched Handkerchiefs war
ranted all linen, 12 cents apiece, worth . cents.
% dozen tents Linen hemmed Hsndkerchiefs,
Hendksrehisfe, S2 doa;, worth %; no dez; 6euts'
Linen Handk erchefs, 93 . doZ., worth $40.
100 yards Victoria and Bishops Lawn, 2s cents per
yard, worth IS cents. 90 yards ditto, 35 Cts, worth
q cents.
Another lot Of Bird-eye Diaper. ~, Is. Is and
% cents Der ard
Piques and Briliiants, very cheap.
Bur Linen for suits.
Great bargains in Hosiery and Linen Towels
Call and sx anime before buying elsewhere.
EMOBY BAXTER,
Jy7tr 1920 Pennsylvania enue
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Popular Demonstration I'm Favor Of

PARIS, July l6.-The pupils Of the second
year at the military school of st. Cyr have been
ordered to join the army with the rank of sub
lieutenants. The Emperor's attendants last
evening received orders to depart for the seat
Of war forthwith.
The steamers Of Messagaries Imperialls have
been dispatched to Algeria to bring home the
troops now operating against the rebels in that
country. The Minister Of Marine has ordered
all vessels not useful in time Of war such a the
Imperial yachts, &C., to be disarmed. Great
popular manifestations In favor OF war we're made
lastevening in the streets and on the boulevards
The streets and all public places were crowded
to excess till after midnight. Much enthusiasm
was manifested.
IMPORTANT From PARIS.
Excitipg Debate I'm the Corps Legis.
l0tff.
The Goyernment Aasaaled by rhfers.
War Bills Passed x x s4s Vote. Against
The "Garde Mobile" 60 be Called Ont.
Volunteers for the war 20 be Enlist.
ed.
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DOWN THE POTOMAC.

jysf KGass Trip Tickets, 5eEPR 80 HsRf' H. sHArF1ELp
EXCLUSION DOWN THE POTOMAC.
The The first, cI.s; q ;te.mer Lady Of the sTA
an Excursion down 1.-The the Potomac % -
aDou' '0'5S eN "sfSpAr, r,JgLY11.1s1e.
:" THcREfs: Seventy five cents. Refreshments on
BSard. Tickets can be RTRSe9ysd on bG,Ed
THE OEISTEAt [A, IEPEPESRIsr FyPIP IS,I sooIALs
s ssys9,a hSPISsf;s5, I'd Elf;S Grand NOON
EHSRtSf EHSRt ILL sSSiSFS g H5sDSr K T7E HzE
MING, Jluy 18th, $50.
the best Of the season The steamer Arrow viii leave
Brown wharf. foot Of Seventh street, at eight
No improper persons allowed. jyl4 At
FOB MOUNT VERNON.
sea %h.1 foos Of strss
o4 M6tsT yPssESS sssEnSsy' nseS,s. at p 4
House and and lone, Vs sstarnss 70
JAMES SYKES. Gen1 supt.
anz.n Ofice-WiIliard . Hotel.
= @. RKIOMKMRAOM's Paano aeore.
80. NstAMLslIpO Own % YIAlsI
-: s o.: - s 8: s.::ssfssss sss szsUs
pess. eeOsnnon. AIosnZi a!so, seeend- -handy
S.s ;ss e as:;:s 9: 4; -. f!::s -
IrSSfA EsSS sSsSigSfSS ss$udHf II
REDUCE THE PRICES
ALL NY GOODS.
ASp AZ aEE GEfFf PEksSxsFYRssE sSx
NY stock is Of that class in which most every body
prisiDg-
1sr. THE NOTION DEPARTMENT, which I
always keep wen assorted and mp to the mark.
2p. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com
n os p 4; h fsSSpS and
Sd. TIE ZEPHYR woRsTKD DEPART
Quire no further comment.
4rH. THE TOY DEPARTMENT., which al.
unsatished. Nv '''''' '"'
sTH; THE FANCY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT,
Wosh IL shich you can ind sTATgETIEs, VASES,
srsSbs. 6fHsa P .na sPd riseD f;fi5
,.s,...1, s1a TEE ads9 H9s,ERY pEEPaaRrHEsT which
Sssss .ns g. eLoVss' Ladies and
rsiMhfsa PnPAkfAEAfTD Mp in IaSaSEsoAs aSies s.O !.
found eyeIythins necessary for RIGALIA and
other BASKETS. ''
1t is impossible 10 conceive the variety Of goods 1
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call
p. s.-The store is cool and pleasant
=. o1LvBBDEB0,
3lS sEvRNTH STREET,
BIT. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET
MAMIE AONUHEHTA
MARBLE AND SLATE MANrELs
en- selling, ct reduced prices, for cash, st my
narele Work. north street and New York ave-
me, near the Treasury Department.
nyz-iy WH. BUTHkRKOBD.
SToNE' sTONEn sToAEm
SENECA oUARRIEs.
The MARYLAND Freestope n and n: %. are nov
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