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Tlcs. who remember the remarkable die
crepaucy in our late war between rebel aud
Union dispatches recording the same event, will
find, by consulting the European war news, that
Misrepresentation and exaggeraton in military
affairs are qualities by no means peculiar 10 the
American nation. Trenchmcn aud Prussidns
c,ince an aptitude for the preparation OF war
bulletins for home reading which proves them to
lie adopts at he business. The affair at Saar-
BRICK NAV or may not have been one of impor-
lance. but both sides make the most Of il. "Gen.
Fross,np" says the French account, with one
division dcfcScd three divisions of the enemy :"
and another despatch adds that 5000 Prussians
were taken prisoners. The official despatch
published in Berlin tells very differ
cnt tale. "a small detachment station.
cd at Saarbrdck," it says, was attacked
by three French divisions. After a sharp
action the position was abandoned, the
Prussan falling back upon their supports. The
loss was trihing." The reader must reconcile
the discrepancy between these accounts as best
lac can. The fact is however, that in the pres
cnt war, as in our own, The public must rely for
authentic news Of military operations upon the
reports Of Trustworthy and responsible war cor
respondents. All Government dispatches are
more or less colorcd for political purposes, and,
generally speaking the truth is not in them.
The Emperor if not q great soldier, may GER
tanly claim TO be a hrst-cass reporter The
picture which he draws Of the Prince Imperial
exposing himself with provoking GOODNESS to the
deadly tire Of the Prussian noedle-guns, while
the soldiers wept at his tranquility" is dodge
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According to the Hrdld, which has taken
Admiral PoRrER and his many follies under its
especial wing the Navy Department is under sore
embarrassment for want of funds to meet its cur
rent expenses. 1t has been suggested and we
think very properly, that Recording Clerk RoBE-
soN might, in order to relieve the great pressure
upon HI eSchcquer, sell the yacht America
the private yacht fitted up for the private use Of
Admiral PoRrEa. AsuAicient sum might be real
lied thereby to enable the Secretary's yacht, the
Tallapoosa, to remain nnoat, even if no other
good result ght be attained. The Admiral is
at the Navy Yard and will go down the bay on
Saturday, in company with choice spirits, both
naval aud other and after this little excursion
the yacht would doubtless sell for II sum quite
sufficient to set at work the unfortunate "grass-
pullers," who, the Hrald says, have been dis
charged for want Of funds to pay them.
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a few persons and MOI upon all persons alike,
which 81 based upon no general principle, but
simply upon the caprice Of the lawmakers,
and which deliberately violates the Con.
stitution of the country, is dishonest law.
Such is the law imposing the present income
tax. As we have said, it is grand larceny
and nothing else.
Let no man pay this tax except under FRO
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An Embryo car over tho River.

The sale Of the Berry Farm estate in Carlstadt,
Bergen County, N. j.. by Messrs. Johnson & Miller
wus begun yesterday After some spidtej bidding
heavy rain storm came IN and Interrupt ted the
sale. An adjournment was announced until Thurs
day, August IL. The tots sold went spdeJ the ham
meT AZ from &l5O " t3VQ.
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The vivacious EseHiHg Mail is to be congratu.
lated upon the engagement Of the veteran aud ac-
cou plished journalist, Mir. Augustus Maverick, ns
its European war correspondent Mr. Maverick
will take rank next after Or. William Howard Rus
sell, tie war correspondent OF THE SON.
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Jersey Cny'. wednesday Murder.

Yesterday morning, Amos Moore, of - Mon
mouth street, JERSEY CITY, was committed ON the
complaint OF BcighboT, who accused him
Of attempting the murder of hra. Moore on
wednesday evening. Moore first knocked hi- wife
down ON the floor with HE fist, aud then ayowmg
his intention to take her life, beat aud Kicked hor
with Nv heeis ana acsyated bsr nose als ear. glth
his teeth
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The Journal Of Comblcrce is misinformed
in respect to MIR. FREILSeHUrsES and the British
mission. II aiirms that Mr.. FRELrSGHuYsES's
"real difficulty is that the President and Mr..
FISH cannot make up their minds to trust him
with any important propositions or negotiations
about the Alabama claims" This is incorrect.
There i no difficulty OF the kind. Mr.. FRELING-
HrrstS went down to Long Branch on Monday
last TO see Cen GR.Sr. Mr.. FISH. Mr.. BoUr-
WELL, and Gen. BrLKSAP were present at the in-
terview. Mr.. FRELISGHUYsES had previously de-
clued the mission. not for any reason such as is
alleged by the Journal Of Commerce, but from
personal considerations Gen GRANr on Monday
requested ham TO reconsider his declension,
and this he consented to do. Thus the matter
stands at present. There is possibility that Mr.
FRKLiNGuursES may yet conclude 10 take the
place.
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The movement for placing tho Catholic
Church in this country on the same footing with
the Church in Europe so that its inferior clergy
shall be subject only TO fixed and uniform
system of canon law, instead of being governed,
as at present, by the arbitrary will of their
bishops, seems for the present to have come to Il
standstill. The Freem1a's Journal, which has
been the chief ad ocate Of the reform, sa,s rather
oracularly;
"The cause IL not dead, By any means. On the
contrary, IL has ceased TO raise ripple OF late be
cause IL Is NJ 30 healthy condition OF progress OF
our many hundreds OF sacerdoal correspondents,
We DO not know OF one that would not demonstrate
against any action that would east shadow OF hu-
imitation on the episcopal dignity. Qutescite pdElu-
luD,, God IL patient, because ile Is Eternal No
great and enduring work Is done IN hurry BE
quiet little When the ri-ht time comes i viii be
found that the discussion, II necessary, will be car.
ried on on higher plane. Ildtieare for the mo
ment, Is the highest wisdom. What great good was
ever achieved without patiencef I"
If the bishops are wise, they will hasten to
make the concession demanded Of them yolun-
tarly, rather than wait till il is forced from them
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ne TO Corqeo Perro and norus NJ thai tht soidiers
are complaining account OF not gettint Their pay.
and many mt deserving. He said tlint klhcd lB
On the fsh Jnne. and that tbe Governor ewore ven
o. anoe on account Of TIE letter and tclp sent
Most truly your friend
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Lady Thorne Di.auaIiaed for the Turf

RocuEsTER, Aug. 4-This morning Lady
Fborne fell FROM bridge. by which she was hring
ted ihio car, and dsi0cated hip loint She tTut
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Congress. at the close of the last session
voted the sim oftwenty thousand dollars to enable
the Superintendent of the Coast Survey to witness
the eclipse Of the sun next December in Europe
and HAMILTON FIss and BAScRoFr DAVIS would
have voted as much more to have somebody wit
ness the eclipse of THg Sur in this country But
in this country The SuS can't be eelipsed,
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A great deal Is said about the mitrG1ieurs
or mitrdHisyscs which the French propose To en-
poy in the war This apparatus is sort Of cof-
fee-mi gun. We bad several of the kind in the
rebellion. \ number Of large rife barrels are
either grouped around a centre or arranged side
by side upon a horizontal plane. These barrels
are loaded ut the breech by mechanical arrange
mont which supplies the cartridges. The load
ing and firing are done by turning crank. Such
Is the general character Of the mtrdWeur. As
military readers will perceive, il is similar to
the Gatling gun and one or two others whose
names we do not remember. When Col
CHARLES II. VAN WICK led TO the war the
regiment from Sullivan county and Greene
county he had With him one Of these machines
Gen. b. +. Butler was also very much iickled
with them, and used TO keep one or two at his
headquarters al Bermuda Hundred 10 IRE toward
the enemy as a sort Of professional diversion. As
an off nsive weapon these machines are Of no
practical value; but experts are OF opinion that
they might be very useful for the defence Of q
fortified place against u storming party, where
they could be fired OF close range upon mass Of
men. 1t will, however be astonishing if they
prove to be Of any accouu, in ordinary battles.
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! lost % horses in tho last charge. Among the
prominent wounded was Brigadier General karmOl,
Who received bullet which passed through his
out OF his len side. Captain Miranda my aid, ~
ceyed slight wOuud in a, head lost . lock OF
my hair only The enemy hll about go infantry
and 100 cavalry. | had bat IS men and made q
forced march to overtaks them. The cavalry have
proven themselves Tie arm OF the service. Bailey
did Captain karl "A pesaenxer. arrived irnln PriAci,
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AUCEION SALES.
lSy Green g. Wise.

Resi- Es.ste Agent; and Auctlnneers.
TOM MIS>IONRRS SALE OF VAHU
u aBLHRrAL ESTATE ON TT WASH:
INGTu% CITY RnAO MIDWAY BETWEEN
ARLINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
BY virtue of IL re rec OF the Circuit Court for
Alexandria county, rendered at the November
ERIN, 1870. in the case o; Hunter vs.. Williams
Ell Al the undersigned therein appointed Com
missioners for the puIpos", will sell. to the
highest bid or at public auction, On SATUR'
DAY, the l4.h of January, 1871, in front Of the
Mayors Office, Alexandria, Va, that TRACT
OF LAND situated in Alexandria county, Va,
and known as SUM ER HILL containing
one hundred and fifty acres; more or less.
Terms Of Sale: a sufficient amount in cash
to gay the expenses of the suit and sale, and
the residue in three equal instal ments, payable
annually from the day of sale, bearing interest
from the day ofsale the title TO be retained un-
til aIl tie purchase money is paid, and the de,
ferred pay ments to be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser, with responsible and sufficient
security. Conveysncing and stamps st the cost
of purchaser. G. W. WATTLES.
S. CHAPMAN NEALE,
dec 6-2aWts Comm'rs. of Sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
u CONCERT At LIBERTY HALL, ON
THURSDAY, December 18th, 1870.
SPLENDID ARRAY OF TALENT
The Concert will open with the GEN. LEE
ARTILLERY GAtOP, composed for- tie
occasion by Prof. j. w. Bergman, Of Wash.
ington, d. G.
The instrumental music win be under the
auspices Of THE BEETHOVEN AMATEUR
NJ USICAL ASSOCIATION, Of Washington ;
Miss Cornelia Stoutenburgh, OF Alexandra,
assisted by Prof. J. w. Trebells. Of Ph!ladel-
phia, will play the accomplishments.
The committee beg leave to state again that
no trouble or expense will be spared in proVid-
ing for the comfort and safety Of the audience,
The hall will be nicely cleansed and handsome.
~ decorated, and special detail g. OF police will
Tickets can be had at the Music Store of Vic
tor Becker, and the Bookstore of George E.
French. Tickets SO Cts. /; reserved seats Is ctF.
Doors open ut I; performance at O'Clock pre-
cisely.
|. General Lee Artillery Galop, Bergman
Beethoven Musical Association.
2. Quarlette. Cor Amoris, Lemlot.Mrs: Julia
Monroe, Miss Helen Nevett, Miss Emma
Summers, j. w. Msttingly, W; II. Widney.
3. Arditi Waltz. Ar6iIi-Madame Cecilia
Yong Krstschmsr.
a. When the Q1iet Moon is Beaming, Schoen
dorf-W. H. Widney.
s. Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer, Wallace
Mrs. julia Monroe.
g. Robert La Disble Meyer beer-Beethoven
Musical Association.
PART II.
|. Symphony, Observation-Disclosures Musical
Association.
g Waiting, Milard-Msdamo Cecilia Yong
Krstschmsr
3. Tibi Omnes Angel, kosini-Miss Emma
Summers and j. w. Mattlngly.
4. The Dying Girl, Hewitt. w. Mattingy.
g. Magnetic Waltz. Arditi-Miss Emma Sum-
mers.
:. The Harp that once through Tarss Halls,
Noore-Madame Cecilia Yong Krstschmar.
I. II Trovatore, Verdi-Beethoven Musical
dec lO-ht Association.
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AMERICAN Coal CoMPANY.-The year just
closing has been one of the most successful that
the American Coal Company has experienced
since its organization. Probably not more
profitable year as regards the actual net re-
ceipts, but 10 this respect, when compared
with the operations OF other compauics,a great
success has been achieved. As soon as Canal
navigation was opened in the Spring. the com
pany amassed large quantity of coal at its
depot here. and from that time until the pres
ent, Notwithstanding the suspension Of receipts
occasioned by the break 10 the canal, caused
by the food 10 the fall, its shipments have
been uninterrupted, aud the dispatch /: has
given vessels has been attractive enough to 81
lure captains from other ports those
possessing great facilities for the trade The ship
ments have been greatly 10 excess of those of
previous years, and have boen made to the en-
tire satisfaction OF all the parties with whom
the company has business relations. During
the entire season not boat has been lost nor
have the working, or any other operations Of
the company been at all interrupted. For this
prosperous condition of affairs the company is
mainly indebted, 10 the opinion Of those who
are familiar with such matters, to our valued
townsman, Captain w. j. Boothe. its efficient
and energetic Superintendent.
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Office 10 9HIPPERS.

The beautiful iron steamer GEORG GAMMA,
Capt A l.. Culinary, leaves Baltimore ~csSfs,
from piers and 9, Light street wharf S4sz !,
EVERY tuesday,, tn URSDAY and SAT
URDAY. Mt 4:30 p. M, for Aqua creek, con-
Meeting with the msil steamers for Alexan-
dris, Washington and Georgetown. Returning
steamers connecting at Aqua creek with the
Georgeanns for river landings and Baltimore,
leave Washington EVERY MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at 7:15 a. m,
and Alexandria same days. at 7:40 q. m.
Passage tickets sold from Washington and
Alexsnoria to river landings and Baltim ORE
Freight will be taken from and to Baltimore.
from and to all river landings, and from and 10
Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown, at
lowest rates, carefully handled and with great
dispatch. For further information apply to 9.
p. IRVINE, Agent, Baltimore. Nd, or JNO.
g., PHILLIPS, Agent, Alexandria, Virginia.
dec 10-1m
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. S.-Many Englishmen are
arriving here from Havrc They report that
the Germans were marching on that city, and
were hourly expected to invest it.
HAvRE, Dec. 1.-The PIussians are advanc
ing on this city. The French gave them battle
few miles distant. The loses are about
eqnal.
LONDON, Dec. s. The PruSsiaos have ex-
acted severity hundred and fifty thousand francs
indemnify in Burgundy, for the expulsion OF
the Germans
DARMsTADT, Dec. Louis sent the follow
ing dispatch from Orleans to day TO the Grand
Duke in this city: 1--WE march onward for
Tours to day.
BERLIN, Dec. S.-The French military eff
GERS now prisoners of war in Germany protest
against the restoration of the Bonaparte5.
VERSAILLES, Dec THE Germans are
vigorously pursuing the French army Of the
Loire.
LONDON, Dec. S.-A dispatch from Aber
deem states that the steamship Union OF the
North German line, has parted amid ships OH
Rattsary Head. Little Of her cargo will be
saved.
LONDON, Dec. Slater advices from China
have been received to day at the Foreign Office.
| The news Is serious.
The Government is Informed that more hos
| tile demonstrations have tcen made against the
christians at Mentsin.
| LONDON, Dec. Sit is reafirmed to-day
| that the Russian Government has ordered from
America one hundred mitrailleu$cs, and one
million of metallic cartridges.
HAvRE, Dec S.-1ron clads have been or
dered by the French Government to reIair at
once to Havrc to assist in the defence of the
city.
New York, Dec 1O.-A cable Berlin
special reports great public rejoiciogs every
where over the recent victories. 1t is be
lieved that the war is near an end.
An address proposing to the King, from
the inhabitants, will be presented at Versail-
les. asking the immediate bombardment of
Paris.
Great disappointment is felt that Grants
position was not stronger on the Alabama
claims and fishery questions.
A London, Times, special from Berlin says
invitations have been issued for London
conference on the Eastern question.
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BY John III. Parrot, AuctiOneer.

OALEOF VALUABLE FARM ON TIL
- WASHINGTON CITY ROAD, MIDWAY
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEX
from Alexander Boyd, dated Juno Is, 1868, the
subscriber will sell, by public auction, on SAT
URDAY, December l0th, 1870, at IL clock
M, in front of the Mayors office, in the city of
Alexandria. Va, that RACT OF LAND, sit,
uated in Alexandria county Immediately on
the north side of Four Mile Rim. between the
Washington and Ae1a Railroad and
Turnpike and the Potomac river, containing
ONEHUNDRED ACRES, more or less, being
that part of the Summer Hill" farm, which
lies east Of said railroad and turnpike
Terms cash. :. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov 5-eots Trustee.
mS-The above sale has been postponed until
the 7th OF JANUARY, 1871. Ry arrangement
with the parties interested, it is probable res
sonabe credit may he obtained for part Of the
purchase money. dec le-eots
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L O G A L n Z W S
Church Services Tomorrow.

Christ Chnreh.-Service at II a. no., by Rev.
r. q. McKim
st. Paurs Church.-Service at II a. m. and
p. H., by Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church-Strvice at IL a. m. and II D,
nj. by Rev. D. r: Sprigg.
st. Mary s.-Mass ut and II m, and Yes
pers at 81 .. m.
First PresbvterIan.-Se7m in the morning
and at night by Rev. Mr.. McAtee
Second Presbyteriou.-Sermon morning and
at night by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
Methodist EpsseopaI.-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Haynes.
Methodist Episcopal Church !South.-Sermon
in the morning and at night by Rev. DR.. Hough.
Methodist Protestant.-Sermon ut IL 8. m.
and revival services at night by Rev. Mr..
Benson
Baptist.-Sermon in the morning ard at
night by Rev. Mr.. kylsnd.
Village Chapel.--Servics in the morning and
at ntxht by Rev. Mr.. Lightner.
Alercndria Christian Association.-Sundsy
prayer meeting in the II. 4. Church South, 1t
p. M. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
OF the Association, IS King street, at 4 p m.
German Lutheran. at ii q. m. at
the rooms of the Christian Association, by
the pastor, Rev. r. A. Bischof
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II, THORNTON. c.
OOK 70 YOUR INTEREST !
WOOD WOOD
W 90 D

SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Having started Wood Yard With saving
and splitting machinery attacked, we arc low
nrepsreG to furnish tho cit;z2ns of Alexandra
With SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at short no.
tice and lowest rates.
We invite the public TO give US II call at our
vsrd, corner Of Fsirfaz snd Qaeen streets, ad-
Joining Risheill s. Hoogo's Planeng Mil. or
leave their orders st Lunt's Drug Store, corner
King and Washington streets Benefits Lamp
store, l40 King street; Cogan's Lamp Store,
north Royal street; Wsriiald Gs Halls Drug
Store, corner Fairfax and Prince sts. All Or
ders will be promptly filed
dec Sim THORNTON i JOYCE.
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RoBBERIEs. The dry goods store of Mr.. j..
NJ Stewart, was entered last night by thieves
and robbed of the money that was in tho draw
ers amounting to some twenty dollars, and be-
tween six and seven hundred dollars worth OF
costly goods. 1t is supposed that the burglars
effected their object by entering the building,
through doorway on King street. leading to
the rooms in the second story. then descend
ing into the yard in the rear. and forcing open
the cellar door, and making off with their
plumber through the back alley, as piece OF
silk and piece of satin were afterwards found
in that alley. An unsuccessful attempt was
made to blow open the safe with powder. Capt.
Webster saw three suspicious looking men
about two o'clock on King street, near Pitt
but not knowing that robbery had been eft
iected, did not modest them, though he set
some of his force to watch them, but the work
had then been done. Policeman Smith, AS soon
as the theft was discovered. started on horse
back for the Aqueduc: bridge, and reached
there about twenty minutes alter three men
answering to the description OF those seen by
Capt. Webster had crossed there 10 a carryall.
Some of the articles stolen, but OF lesser value,
wero found this morning early, BY servant
girl, under the porch Of a house, near Peters
burg" and returned to Mr.. Stewart.
The commission store of Mr.. Samuel Hartley,
on Union street, was robbed last night of about
twelve dollars in pennies that had been lett in
the desk drawer. Arrangements had been
made Tor carrying off other pluuder but the
thieves, it is supposed, werc scared of by the
approach of the police. This robbery was eff
footed before ten o'clock, and was perpetrated,
it is thought, by robbers who were locked in
when the store was closed yesterday evening.
A mule was stolen from a canal boat at the
basin last ight. The thief went off in the
direction Of Georgetown.
The house of Mr.. Marshall, near Clouds
MILL was robbed night or two ago. The
vigilance committee OF the neghborhood was
soon out and in hot pursuit of the thieves, who,
however, escaped
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PoToMAC FRUIT Growers ASSOCIATION
At the regular monthly meeting OF the Potomac
Fruit Growers Association, held in Washing
ton on Wednesday last, standing committee,
consisting of VIM. Saunders, DR.. Rowland,
Prof. Taylor, Col. d. S. Curtiss, Col. S. f.
Chamberlain and Chalkly Gillingham, was ap
pointed TO examine and report upoa at each
meeting the fruits presented.
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If THERE is anything wrong about your
eyes call at tho Mansion House, Room No.
l52, and rcceivc all the benefit that ono per-
tectly acquainted with the Science Of Optics
can afford. II there is any thing so peculiar
in the formation Of your eye as to make it i'm
possible that from his vast collection, he can't
find tense suited to you, he will soon prepare
one. One or moro young persons who are well
known 10 the city and who have been almost
entirely deprived Of sight for good long while,
have received much benefit. Cali early,
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q REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES /!
II. KING, JR.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. 9th s. SITS,
Washington, d. g.
MILLINERY, FANCY & LADIES FUR.
NlSHING GOODS.

NlSHING GOODS.
Fine Beaver Hats at zoe, &c and 81; Ostrich
Feathers ct Sec, &c and 81 elegant Flowers
from 25c to &c spray Bonnet Ve:yets from
2 50 to 81 so yard, the best, and Velveteens
from 75c to ST Is. the very best per yard
Laces, Guipure. Thread, Valencia, Duchess.
and Point Applique and Silk Lsces, all grades, !,
elegant Sash Ribbon from 75c to SIPS per yard;
splendid trimmed Bonnets and Hats from 4 o.
TO S5; Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiefs,'
Linen Collars and Cuffs. in every variety and
at the lowest market rates: Corsets from 75c to
81 the yery best imported Ladies Vests good
quality, from 75c to ST.; an elegant assortment
Children's Furs from 60 20 q 80 set; Ladies
Furs from 6 90 20 $40 q set, the best Of mink.
.y- Hats trimmed without charge.
WASHINGTON dec Sim