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OwN your Ho"E

WEST FLUSHING.
co to the once near the depot at wet FLUSHING
loren all day. sundays includedJ
II costs only neen cents each for railroad faro.
and to commuters less than 81 weekly or including Ter
riage, t25 per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already sine, this
beautiful village was nrst opened to the public. II
now contains over 100 dwellings. and ~ already live
settlement far exccllnu all Others in Its natural al.
vantagcs, as well as Its nnc Improvements
Heed this advice and 90 at once to WEST FLUSH
ING. The price Is only
$40 PER LOT,
Psysoe SO monthly, and no interest TO pay No Auc
tonoers feca no other expenses Deeds given At ones
n fun PAYMENT is made ut time OF purchase. aud an
allowance OF 5 per cent. fot cash
Amer the nrst payment Of 80 the rurchaser can occu
by and build upon the he desires ana then pay
monthly women can purchase lots In their own names.
All who would be independent of landlords or seek to
inyes, their money safely and probably are invite to
20 and examine this offer at once. Maps free at tho
onice at west Flushing. and also Of under'isnii
BENJ W. HITCHCOCK, publisheri.
aBeekman A.. New York.
Sror h. AR RkhEPA paw 7 T. TJHHnAHiSS2S fffAD
The mot i!NGa HsE%%lsSfF ;rSSiE S1 n 5''n0
S fr,sei a & Pf isysae sSi SsG IT,
block from ;Ss' &c. SeS' k & 81 t SS SfsT
Terms 90 per months no other expense.
fo@cHioh on tue pnlInMivV.,o
Seven thou'And inhsDitants. churchcs. scio,- aud
stores 20 minutes e ,he ferry
TUESDAY, Az. -, 40
Trains leave the South abroad dcpot at foot OF
South slh a.. Wiu'.c', drsh, at 1918 =. " pre-.
q or At the de"Jt, "a tuesday morning.
| CHHAc UOUSEsIN BROOKLyN.-Lots for
| - sa,s I'D houses put up on the monthly payment
pia.. s,oto ti5 per month The money on pay your
Ga%ii,oa er nS' T.ss For HaSnlon cara once
| always ofen. Ah sv., corner sth st, brooklyn
HohnrRo0GSKs l. :oo I 4 esS,,. ;e mSn9
prov snlS being mafc lOs Is rms Of 10 anu
| 20 acres, so per by monthly payments bet vi
soil healthy iocatloa, Sew coIt !Ts 800
| IIOR sAIE-iirooFyp city lois on aud near Inc
i broadway, the FULTON. anu tue Aartlc av. Railroad
| ncs stsc,s paved sad water pipes aid terms easy.
| iIroog yn .! so; tarms easy. sii Broom,st.
A nOO ACRES LAND for sale at low ncure
ShfhG' XSp'y 10 j. HoLD .UoX. Por, Jews, y 4
:Sot Sa, anb 90 S.t
Il; DORIS and store to let a. 81. ~, anu .omonlh
| E2 to rooms each Urw dpullc hi"din. itr faint
lies. by J. MILNE, Eroc'r on the premises, 90 West
| iGih II.
| 40 LEASE-At Grc-npoint. ne,r the ioh lud 30.
i st. icTir, 10 Now No, H. suhsi antal 2stury brIc
puilaiag, HOxlCO tect with adjoining tots Inquire OF :
| u. CLARK, trsnyll s.. BanK Budlj
Soitls.
| fNARIBOO HOTEL. az Fulton IT.. n. T. :
| Y cheap accommodation Tor dlWn.t1Vn y" s.o"s
nsr Ter week or monthly. nv the dRs e., 81. JUNE-
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!. YoTk Aasn.t.ls. $50.
JAMES II. COi.EMAN,l
joins SCOTT. Com
WALTER Roe He,

~. RENE COZ KTIci.Sy ,i "a County Of Agw
SoanS' ana " oef G Sd% pasr,a e' o.
Inlgmcnt OF thc supreme ,urt e - site of New
subscnbr Ht c h. cree "'ncl N AID iSd :%cnt viii
sxr9sS to sc q PEDc also on GG a. "a, dI Of S
sa'esroon, 80 III br,Ndway, in tt city OF New Yor,,
SS,erihcd real c.atc. 10 Nj; Al thh, cerlai" 10, q
snd 'nnS iGe IwrS ScM o. bnso civ" at NV
scriDed follow, tn WIT BE ginning II pong tornrI
G hS and lSJSIa It s S II, NV %y c Of
I'm aycnpe annYs tasnEs n2rtG Sn t sSn "a
lncncs thence westerly and pTsle VITA olc inndre1
thence soansliy and p,ral"d With FIN sysnSs tsSS.
tyonr Get ana even iachcs 10 me northrIly safe nl
So % AID Sor eha , siS s aSrs ana Ihr
beana I' a SS' aa AZ i've d" 81 ia @ oagS
silutte ~ the iweinh ward OF tns Guy Aew lor%
Resmana ai poiS, ne westerly q tii,l ays
Of r H'G nvca nS nna one Is sHSd All Tary%th
street rrty mine tcct ara cccrn l1ces thence r1nnnS
hgGd;ei nnd lwsnHnys Se IHri Te. W. an
WITH one nm 'r9h nma I'M ncr,y nd FG nora
Win rh ayenNc on, nnnirGd anh %spHyc feet
lAirlJ 9iNh suect one hundred aud Hn feet to the
Dated Sew YORK, August 70, >s;o, r,,,x n.,,.
c, N. BRiGGs Pla'ntin's htorn'v
GoT>c va rS GonS ass O. p SS~
tn, agrin.t the New York unhhl Lonplly, u'iehlAl AZ
the st.c i NsS % Yo lGa aGe IT, ' lay d Ma
$50. James H. tOlNmln tc f'ie.He IN rem hNhtl
ii expose Tor ale al pabo snC1g, on ~" Gh day Of
july 1870, At u! O'CLOCK noon, a. The Exchange
SacsrOI No III Broadway, In the CITY OF New ora
by li0bcrs & McGnre. Anciloncer., me lands and
.ny Two certain Guano slsr' 2 The Car3heln scd'
kaOw as the Islands to Iether Win all ami sin
gular the wInryrs houses hotel buildings, mlciIcrI
boats enennnts aad hcr'litlncIi A1i all the priv
egeS AMI appurenaucc' thereto Hpptrtainng and ths
reNCrsIOu nnd leYrrsiOns REMAINDER q tehhnart',
rents lsSnr-, and profits theteli Ana al o. Az ne e.
and demand whatsoever MS well 10 law as "a equity OF
the sad COMPANY ~ nnd Ia testn' Hnd every rArt hhd
a. NtS II COLEMAN, RC,crce
HAwKINsX CoTuRHN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Tue above sale Ia adjourned to THURSDAY july 70, al
sam" time and place. .- ,,,,,., .,
New Yorh, july G. lH,J.
The above sale |, adjourned 20 Iucsdnf August 10.
| l|,O, ~ the -alh TIM, and place
JAMES II COLEMAN. Rc'cree
| NcH 'Th Iuly 70, 1870
lrr ,hoyr sllr't nrtuer adjourned to Tur4li, sep
truh.. . at iHt same TIM tld ulHce
JAMES COLEMAN, t;stetce
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alorst5 ato earltIJ.s.

1 or SALE cheap, together or SEPARATE rorse
i true, nnd harness horSe teaT, old war
ranod sound and KIND NJ los any hcly! use. lnquifc
Gt 80 l\ ington II.
l.OR SALE CUENP-rwO lisht express or bus
Il ucsr Wagons Win tul one uuctpr's Xix down.
town truck, crooked bunY, and one hgnt wagon, at
No 2-G sprung ~, Clrn'r clarke
lust IRON the West, superior lot OF heavy wuIk
noscS suitable or all purposes, to he sod cheap 10
Ncsirl II.
Oh DIUT CARTS wanted IN Laurrns II near
~ Canal =. MICHAEL MULRl, contractor
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sT.S>sAHoStSo Peun.. Jsu. y, 1870.
~ joins =. uDsGr;
DEAR Sin; wish you 10 soma me two dozen boxc,
OF ,our Csrbolic salve. have an obstinate sore on
my foot. which has been running sore fot ten
years was sent one box OF your Save ADD found Il
10 &c - ~ ~ NV TOO, than any other
n Is BLEHUM.
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Ihave been using your CarDolic sa,e tor some time
In my mandatory. lnu'ing my large olowppc, which
Ewes intense heat, burned my thumb nail to the quick
one application OF the ssve gave relief Have used :.
In my family for boil, and other sores. and an jne
hest family salvc 10 use. I. W. HoTcr,S.
Mc.r5ania, y. y,
Pro. .ie,or Gas Lighters. sc.
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be; lcavc to say tina, your C,rbolc ssIve has inva
riabiy relieved. and. I think now. has permanently
cured me OF that most agsravating Of ali disorders
" itching piles" A. $. KELLER.
Sec the {. q. Clark Co..
New Haven, Con.
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Auction tloIoth.

Auction soIctk.
UcrfON. HANDSOME hons hold isrulturc, hs
- uiy iFsdil1. llS u'COVk Tusid nee. ~
ht - hcN c'n iiruadwlv aUd 9Th av pituOiurtr,
boz suics, carpets. CuTis, "a nnss, mirrors, lounge.
rdlirs steGds. but CANS, n"trCs,>, slas Clni cat.
itry, ~. EDWIN NJ IlOLS, AuCtr.
IGTIOS.-st IlILZ AuctonecT, will sell III :
~ day a. - West lSn ~ nrlt uh ~, piano, paflor
suitcs, thant,sT ana dIui X furniture, 81.
lN SIRTbF sOf m execution, viii SELL on FRIDAY,
- Aug. H. ~ \. NJ. NJ the co,nc. oil lilh 4. and
Az H. two horses, dogDle set ui inrne aad luu.
Tie IH,S. GEOkGE !. SMITH, Marshal.
NJ VI. " ITTE.ItS, AuctlOuccr s,s Ills lay Mt z
w osCC, AT ~ tILLl It an the firniinTc. carpets
dc, ot iar.r house. Glvd chance Tor drdlys-.
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SuilSma 1ls',rmls.

T,ut,,aNtou5.
NIyOREEs Legally obtained d,,crtiol. &C.. nm.
Ccnt cause publicity no cdar.e Ia advance {;
adyic free. II. not 81, Attorney - Nassau'>t \.
ICE! ICE 90 Al,GoES or MAINE ICE FoR
,HAs II MArrHEws.
2! WALL ST.
fG,ARGET COMPANIES wui pi,as' take notice
h that We have reduced oar prcc to. lunch and On
lug to SIS.
sIxrLUDwIG KAPFF & son, Lion PARK.
SI0,OOo. ErtiiHi NWr So ,n,n,; S'oi x
THOCsA,,D bOLLNE, for IN, drr'-t pul "pnyicUp ON
OF III mdrdCrNt uurd trrs nt NkNIAMIN =.
THAN. late aucmncr o san .Nchaugr. " 10 .Is lied
ur the n-m OF July 2! 1871 At his hyr'c IA - s N"w
York ctty.
J. l. BEOvNtLL, VtccC Chairman Gov. Com.
y. I. iiAl- rr"asur :.
II. o. MIllTE, secretary.
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A QUEER TRANSACTION.
Notes for Sl.3HO and $40 Cash for n
Lean Of 1900.

Mr.. j. E. Adams to-day fled . bill in equity
for an injunction in the case Of p. Murray :and
wife against n. F. Onion and A. b. Butts and
others. The petition sets forth that in April,
lS?, the plaintiff being about to remove 10 New
ONCE OF Onion s. Butts and solicited a loan, he
agreeing to secure the loan by a deed OF trust on
lot !, sub OF square &c; that when the deed was
prepared he found il was filed out for : OO0
ana note for thai amount had been prem n
ed; that said .. and Il assured him that
t would make no difference about the
amount, that they would keep the note and
execute their note in his favor Cor 500, which
ne was To keep In possession until the maturity
"i the 81 coo note, at which time he was to
return II and pay the amount actually due; thas
they were to collect the rents of his property
and credit them On the 81 900 note in reduction,
OF the principal, $500, the amount actually to be
paid, but on which he received but $3.50; tn At
saiu y. q B.. nine months before the maturity
OF the 81 GO note, sold the same to one NJ. A.
Bargie, who now seeks to enforce tho sale OF
the Ir0perty; Inat ne came here shortly cfter
the maturity OF said note and request 4 settle
pent, and Onion admitted that he had collected
$40 on account Of rents, and also stated that
he bad Cancelled the 81 GOO note; that Onion
tated TO him that IL he wanted rene val OF
Inc note he would renew it for the balance,
$50, for one year lor ger; and lie charges that
'he note was obtained through fraud, and that
ara Onion knew at that time that he had sold
he 81 600 note, aud that he subsequently sold
the $500 note te one ID. Hannah; that their note
1900 was usurious, and he was compelled to paw
70 per cent. interest, besides other charges He
asks that the trustee be enjoined from selln ,
he property.
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DIR. BILnBoLD DINEsTHE PRESS,

Tie renowned DE-. Helmbold last night paid
ielcItous cOmplimesf. TO the agency through
which his wonderful medicines have been her
aided 10 the world, by giving dinner to the
Press az Wizards Hotel. Among those present
were Colonel Charles Cornwall, j. X. Young
New York TritHRS: Colonel Jones, Cliff War
,lep, ". W. Barr, and j. Il. Mckee, New York
Associated Press; Richa Evans, American
Press Association; William Z. Copeland New
York JcuraaI Of Commerce W. W. Warden Ros-
ton lost. j. V. Burritt, Washington Ssnda
Herald, George Gideon, I'd, Colonel Thos
d. rOTence, Sunday Gc<-is. -. X. Harris, Bos-
ton Journal T. B. Connery, Republican. T.. Har-
Tington. New York World. ID. ID. Cone PhiIa-
,slphia Ledger; y. X. Noah, Alta Cdi,fC rnida. w
n. shaw, New York Commercial AdrsTtissr; W.
a. hacBT.de, Chrcnicle, the representative of
IRE STAR. and others.
The dinner was worthy of the man who can
afford the luxury Of a SIX, nd team and
Who has palatiai residences at all the watering
places, and WINTER palace IN New York city,
The sd,hl6s were of the best, supple by Skies
famoUs larcer, and the wires were unusually
choice, and by the time the good things OF the
board pad been fairly discoursed, the gathering
vas Tife tor that other fesst OF reason and fiow
nf soai We read about, eniivened by an amount
q VT, huuoE, aud sentiment could only be
developed by such conjurc;pre OF journalists,
honyiysl:s and public benefacfors.
DIR. Helmbold, the genial and witty host WAS
81 course, the target OF a large amount of COM
phmentsry remark, which he bore blushinsly,
49, VouotitfS Win u Hiouest cOnSciousness OF
the lust.ce % the panegyrics bestowed upon
him. The inyinci6le Doctor was then and there
put IN the held as The candidate OF the press for
The Presidency, and 10 was stoutIy maintained
that man who had the brains TO make for
tune by the use OF printers ink was the man of
All Others for them - sustain. 1t vas all very
well 10 talk about generals and statesmen but
give Us the man who can invigorate a whole ma
lion by bis braciDg medicines.
Alter brilliant speeches by DIR. Helmbold
Col Florence, C.pt. Connery, Gen. Cornwall
alderman Gideon, Col. Jones, Messrs. Barr,
Warden, Copeland and others, the company All,
journed, with three cheers for DIR. Helmbold.
ard with the hope that the strength Of his WON
csrfrl Buchu may never grow less.
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ALEXANDRIA.

SrRciAL ELEorloys Special elections 90 iii the
ioowing omoes win be herd at the general election
IN u IL city on Tuesday. Nov lS0. to supply va
oascies occasioned by the failure to quality Of pr
snps VINO were elected at the raj electi ,n in
May In lst ward, for consiahls; ID ward, for
three magistrates and one constable: 9Th ward, for
one magistrate and one constable. Messrs. Each
oImes, Il. Alexander and W. U. Herbert are the
Sonntsstlve candidates for magistrates, and J. l..
smith, Jr., Tor constable, in the ID ward.
oLERk OF The Courts THE CoUNrY-Mr.
Emerson Tacey now and for O long time past the
tIncient clerk OF the circuit aud county courts OF
AsHandIia and An old and consistent member of the
TACTICAL party IL candidate for reelection in oppo
stlon to q. q. Seatnn. colored, the candidate Sc
3lst ult
CiTY CorNcrL.-A meeting OF the City Council was
10 have been held at IL clock this morning to
s,der proposition respecting the granting OF the
right OF way through the streets Of the city 10 the
Alexandria and Frederickshurg railroad. but no
quorum appearing in either board, the proposed
meeting Was ad journed until o'clock to night.
PoLITICAL.-Mr Lewis Mckenzie made q speech
az Langley, in Fairfax county, last night, 10 the
citizens Of that neighborhood in reference to his
action while in Congress upon the subject Of the
Chain Bridge ia cite, J last trenias.
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THE AVENUE PAVEMENT.
A work ALI Along the Line,

Work was commenced this morning on the
third section OF the Avenue pavement-from
sth 10 18th streets--so that now Q force Is en-
pioyed on every section. The third section is TO
be paved With the Robbins wood pavement
and Mr.. Albert Gleeson. having obtained the
contract Tor the removal Of the cobble-stones
and grading. entered into the work this morn
Ing with large number Of hands. Mr. s. p
Brown represents the company here ana ax-
poets that the work Of laying the blocks viii hs
commenced In ten days, and completed b. the
time The other sections are completed.
On the hrst section Of the Avenue, the COM
miseioners have directed the cutting away of
the crown Of the arch over Tiber Creek, be-
tween Let and "a streets, nine inches in order
10 make level, and the workmen are engaged
toGsy IN carrying ont this order. IL Is also
proposed 10 sink the gas and Alter pipes below
were tney are az pre- sDt, which will run taem
entirely through ths arch Of the bridge. TbA
original thickness this arch, built over twenty
Years sgo, was twenty zone incnes, and as it is
the only bridge ever built over the creek at this
point which has resisted the pressure of foods
~ Is question whether il is sound policy to DIS
turo II az all. When the pipe for the Potomac
water was laid, General Meigs would not risk
doing what il now proposed to be done. and the
water pipe was laid above the level of the street
and brick wall built over IT, near the sidewalI-
On he north side OF the Avenue, thus protecting
~. and without any risk of weakening the s-,r;,,
This matter should be well cons.uered bv the
cen nissionefs, As strong treshet some future
TINE may play hobs there
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~Mrs. Distingue. OF San Francisco, thought
il Gistingrs to rub cayenne pepper in the ewes OF
a girl she caught her husband escorting home
n horse-car.
0The Young Mems Christian Association
Library Of Chicago has been opened to all citi-
zens. irrespective OF membership OF the Asso-
citation, at 50 per annum.
~.The shrilly winds Of the midnight prai
riss sang q weird chant" over Arnold Becker, of
Chicago, who got disappointed in love and saun-
tering forth relieved himself OF his brains with
a pistol. So the Republican saya
UMrs. Esther NJ. Davis of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. who left her husband because he was too
lazy to work, and was in the habit OF whipping
her seven times q week, announces that the
situation Is open IL any Of the Cedar Rapids wo-
men want to Try hum.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF CESTSNARIAS-mrs Sus,n Grown
fanilisr to the boys et thirty to Any years ago As
haNlng kept candy shop on high street died yes
terday. AZ the age 81 100 years in one OF the TWEEN
hu,lt ines. She viii he buried to- m,rrow afternoon
In the Catholic cemetery.
MERCHANTS ExCHASGE.-The offerings to Law,
ECO bushels red whe AZ, were withdrawn buyers anu
sellers being unable to agree.
In DYING CoNDrrloN-Edgar Patterson. E.l ,
Que OF the former residents of our town AID well
KNOWN to all old residents is said to be iii beyond
hope with dropsy At the r sidence Of his sister, Mrs.
meCeney, In ashneton county.
RivER FRONT Cleared, steamer Lady Of the
Lake, Eenty. Norfolk, with -four for 8o-,on.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM, Cai.C JDst,e,
Judge Cartier Delivered majority opinion, and udge
Mr.. Phillips prsys an appeal in open court TO The
surrem. Court Of the United States. Mcclellan VS..
>hipn; Mr.. Davidge opened by argument to-day.
CIRCUIT COURT, Jadse day,
Gess'ord agt. johnson Son. Plaiutif IN this case
cid not slpear and defendant demanded trial by
sRt. towards: Judgment of justice affirmed White
& Co. sgt Ryan; judgment Of Justice a1irE.ed Hag-
In the case Of Miss Enlma P. brown sgt William
syphsa, Alfred Jones, CHARLES King, in which judg.
about one year ago. and from which an appeal wa.
taken. the Circuit Court to-day rendered judgment
Of nonsuit against the plaintiff for want of pr0sscu
Miller ". Hunter: yerdic, for plaintiff for 81. and
Sis TO- Levi. johnson Co VS.. wetnore iud aSt
ment by default against defendant, and against
Poe ssligson; Judgment by default stricken ont
and ssn.sed he s.ys plead hnssy Co.
POLICE COURT, Jrdss Ss.N-Yesterday, after
our report closed, Leopold Oppenheimer was chsrged
with using space in front OF his store for display
costs.
eonduet hned 81 and costs. FREDERICK Stahl, same
ia4 S9 sSsr DAMIEN Ts e sns
sasps Ssts So sSsss
to. tenement h. use; aaed SIS. Geo. gamma sharp
xfsa a
coat valued At so from D. L. Morrison: & ned Sl5
or two mouths in Jail John Smeifzer, charged with
bends IN the sum Of Slos to keep The peace. Mary
in the street snsssd koSsrs Gonss e
Nelson and Charles Posey, eolored: charged With
sssns IN e;
xith stealing guy rope Valued At "a; property re-
Geo Aud.rson. the men who were arrested few day
.isee .pd lin Of ns burglar from them
committed for a further hearing, some i'm DO rtan
Witnesses in the case not being present. Adjourned
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SALE OF LAND IN THE CoUyTY.-Wood lot
No. !. being part of a tract of land known a
Enclosure and Haddocks Hills" and contain
ing u acres, situated on the Bladensburg pike
was to-day sold ut auction by Latimer X Clear,
20 Samuel s. Hoover, Jr., for S239 per acre.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AEThEMENTN, &c.

Child Stealer.'
WaITs Opera HoEsS.-Msrietta Rsvel in "Wild-
cat, or Marriage by Moonlight"
Liacola HaU.-Lec.ure by Rev. Petroleum v.
NAsby, p NJ
MarkTiter's Art Gallery, as It'll street.
Bsrios o Art Gallery, 237 Pa avenue.
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GLORIOUS NEWS

GLORIOUS NEWS!
Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Ever.
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers IS,
40, so, 60 and 20 cents. The best 81 Undershirts
in the District. Good White Shirts 10, 50, 81
and sl25; q splendid article ~ and 50 Is. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for Is cents. Hsndker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment Of
Bows. Tics and Scarfs ever seen in the city.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc s. Goldman,
4O9 eth street, between ID and E streets, and
Marble Hall, COT eth street, opposite Patent
once. 1921:
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
just received from Europe new stock of Kid
Gloves, all colOrs and Sizes which still sell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BAUN's
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Cloth
ing, 60 to Odeon Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
corner ~ street. I,6
FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Fur
nishing Goods, to be had at extremely low
prices, 60 70 fhiip Wailache. N,6
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CITY ITEMS.

CARDIGAN JACKRTs.-
Handsome ones, now on sale, for 50 80, s.,
and $3.50. GEO. Z. HENsING,
No. 40 Seventh street, y. w.
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EXPLOSION IN STREET CAR.-As car No. S
was on lis way to the Navy Yard last night,
about , O'Clock, one of the lamps therein ex-
ploded, causing quite a CONSERVATION for a
while among the passengers, but the fragments
were soon hustled out without any material
damage being done to either the car or the pas
sengers.
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"wHES the earthquake took place" said .
husband TO his wife, " felt my heart beat SO
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dea. creature, Git takes an earthquake TO make
YOUR heart beat" And this couple have cele-
brated their silver weddii z.
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