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THE BANK STATEMENT


6 favorable one. The banks gain heavily in
their reserve, and hold In lawful money,
ABOVE the legal requirement, $23,1ss,52G against
t19, s9s during the preceding week. The toal
reserve has increased S. 4o3 against an increase
In the total liabilities Of $5,o954i0. the change Ill
she specie average is explained by the Treasury opa-
patl0ns during the week. while the gam In deposits
b accounted for by the increase in specie and legal
tenders The statement Is favorable to continued ease
The following table shows the condition OF the
banks this week compared with las,:--
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Wheat duh, unsettled aud &C. &c. lower The sales
were ccnned 10 about 10000 bushels, mostly taken TO All
freight at 81 05 for rejected spring, 81
III 10 for No. Chicago spring, 81 I6 I6 for do. Mil
weukee, 81 81 81 2s for amber winter In and 81 s
for do delivered and III 6 choice Genesse Corn
quiet but unchanged The sales about 00c bushes
a. 81 0o 81 ~ for new mixed Western afoa 81 10 tor
white and VI Is for choice yellow State Oats shade
lrmer cosng sc for Western in store Tho sales
2oo0 bushels at &c for Western In store o7c 6sc for
whito Ohio and 6sc. for State track Rye still dull
and nominal, at 81 O5 81 10 for State and Western Both
barley md barley malt were neglected.
FREIGHrs.Tac marke. rather active, and rates
to most parts steady The chserins business contin
ued to rule dull The engagements were To Liverpool 2C0
boxes bacon at 2s 3d. steamer $50 bales cotton
I'd, 800 do. hops Nd 10 Bristol 50C0 bbls. four L.
I'd. TO London, lbO bbs -four st Is. Cd. . I0d, the
inside price f ana per steamer SOD0 bushels wheat
3d. The charters brig to Gibraltar for orders, with
lO0 bbs and about 25 petroleum at BE- 3D. for the
former aud 26c for the atter bark from Philadelphia 70
Leghorn with 20 bbs at a. od bark about 40
the north side Cdbs and back. with sugar at $5 s
GCNsIEs.The market for bags quiet but rn at 1sc
lac. Cloth was quoted at 25Sc. 95c without sales OF
moment.
HEMP-Mania firm at II &C.. gold, winch price the
last sale made Other kinds quiet but steady at
former quotations.
Hops-There prevailed a moderate demand for Hops
which selling at prices ng from l0c. TO 22c the In
sdo for inferior lots The receipts continue small and
the offerings at present prices are Hight.
HAY unchanged being In Goderne demand al yester
days quotations.
MoLAssKs-There n fair business transacted in the
good grades full prices Other kinds a but e de
heavy; sales 20 hhds Clenfesos nj 3sc 400
do Berb on priya rua. Wp
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THE ADVANCE IN THE STOCK MARKET
Is exhibited in the following comparative table OF
prices OF the leading speculative shares giving the
closing prices last evening and the previous Satur
No.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLOSED STEADY
~ the morning rates, on the basis Of 10ojs for
bankers' sixty days sterling. Some transactions
Are reported outside at concession from that
QRyrc, but few bids are Offering, and the expected
coupon demand keeps the market steady.
THE MONEY NARKEr
worked with continued ease CT four ana five per
GENT on approved collateras, the features OF the
1ank statement being anticipated and iavoring free
tnsrlpgs Commercial paper is unchanged
EXPRESS AND MISCELLANEOUS SHARES
The following we're the closing prices OF the ex-
press and miscellaneous list:- Caoton, 7O1k ~;
cumberland, 80; Western Union, as,1 ss>l; Quick
ylveE OK a 1ox; Mariposa. a si1;. do. preferred,
9Sx 151s; Adams Express, 63is ea1s: Wells
Fargo Express, 1ss< 1st4; American Express ss1
} 8SXi United States Express, 431k a44.
BUSINESS rHRoUGnoUT THE COUNTRY
q Ne present tyne, we ar informed, exhibits the
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UTtands ana Eohi's and

TLoUE AND ukAiN,-Recepls, 1907 bbls. dour, 1,4O6
sass ss SHE9 meas ssiS2 S9.h;s whss u 500 do cora
ss,aIy under ls,5 iSSay tcr Icy SSpSrt. The
al 80 80 20 for shipment Southern was steady with
uode ate demand Sales 500 hbls. RYE flour was still
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| UCTI0N NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE
The Sale of the Season.

S20,O00 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture.
Rosewood Pianoorte Drawing Room Suits, Paintings, Sill
verwse, stauaiy and and costly Works OF Art
Ieremptorly sold at public auction,
on THIS DAY MONDAY, May 2, commanding at l0ts
O'clock at the elegant residence IN West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and sixth avenues.
Drawing Room Furniture covered brocateI, richest de-
scrp.ion Mnrquetere Bois de Rose Cahne Table Encoi
nures Bookcase Brosatel Window Curtains Vel
vet Medallion Carpets Chandeliers, Paintings by eminent
artists Bronzes Statusry magnificent rosewood fanoorte
celebrated makers Canterbury rosewood, walnut Bureaus
Table, Sdeboar Siverware, Glassware ChnAwArc, Base
m Kitchen Uten natla
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SANS Ar AUCTION.
UoTIoN NOTICE. -LAKoE SALE,
"A THfs DA Monday. hsyA

A UorIoN NOTICE. -LAR0E SALE,
"A Tiifs max Monday, hay1
~ over >s5,uO0 worth OF
eierant and costiv Household Furniture
many rare And costly Works Of Art contained
In the eve story private anso lS West Twenyseventh
street, near Six, ssena9: " ,.,,.
=. d. PARKER a co. win sell 70 % Wy n'gness bidder,
oy LUKE TiTzaERXLD, tuctonser.
commencing st tOta a. 'tps
Par0r. consisting OF -.,o... ...
ons magnificent rosewood ~ octave PA ne oy
cslessed city maker carved legs and Sasu.
bass tul iron plate made At cost OF 87OO trso cn
lor Suits covered in French satin brocatel NY ~.
rosewood and gilt frames, made In style Louis
Eageres two French pste Mirrors, size S9!sA
nss Msnf Dsss ah Centre IsS o fsnis M Sn Gse
CURTAINS Chandesrs, Turkish Easy and Rsciinn
French French Git Clock, runs 80 days; GIT r. TeB.0n @
Chars over 30 Paror Ornaments rich velvet and bod
ses carpets &C., &C. Dining room consists OF twev
sxenon Dining Table, Buffet ~ Chairs In black wa um
rehch chnA Tsa aud Dinner Services sots lSD poces
% eu engraved class Ware 10 full sets solid Silver and Sh W
Teid r'nted ware consisting Of Tea Set Urns. SpoonsS
are &C. Bedrooms consist rich carved rosewood
and walnut Bedroom Suits, Bedseaas Bureaue Washsand
Commodcs Armoirs Glace5 lbs curlsd hair Mattresses,
spring Beds, Beds fiows, Linen Sheets, Blankets,
spreads 40 Kitchen and basement constst or Box,
stoves, Chairs Carpets Ocloih Extension Table, Sofas
ROCKERS Cookng Utensils and other articles
70 mention. sale positive. commencing at 1e55. ~ b
Strangers desrous OF attending this can take the Sixth
avenue cars at Astor House, stopping Twenty
street, near the above sale Responsible en- In Attendance
to pack and ship goods for purchasers will
personal attention to sales of private fames MI their
residences. Bale positive, ratn or shine.
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Cubs-Centrifugal and mixed.

Mssysoysd:. rcinin. &c. SSc sec sec
Mnseovado, grocery 4Sc a 5sc. a
Engsl Eng n.,! Islands ...... sSs "a: ssc ssc
NAVAL sToRrs--The business transacted in spirits tur
pe1:ns only modsrase and price, we're hea. Though
or sSipriss ois The ssS SS.s a4c.
shd ss
ihs 5kss rosn was d a and sayy s aSgsS on oswsr
''S W. Ses 81 s sso No.
ss "a a q ri sa's y $ ss iss e
omsshinseed wa. srm, With moderate josbing de-
msnd, &c. eac Lard was steady n. ~ 80 FOR primo
prTnoLnuM.Ths marke, for crude, IN bulk, was les.
Bss sss and .s e. @ ws. .as S a ' til. ha .pe. nss Il
81 Ssi.ds 9 ns n St 3 Is ad1.sas ss
Fl & saish1 Saay o the
delivery holders demanding rs re- & higher
s., ever and Almost ii srisss
.Ss[' s w' the ss
being generally hsla at Le close a asc For future delivery
ss.n s : . @ SH st e sr se Sy
further Of White in ss % IoesnE S. 5eass
ssi sas
%sy closed strong VI "a. SS sellers
9S Nay g . do or the g ,s. =. half june q
observation-disclosures, ~ bbls pork l67 packsges cut
pork to-day and holders generally being anxious to realize
s e Us q lIssSi 81 4 t. Bs
former pro.s refused e except at some
scs CO.. SS
prime mess. 'is sss ySs LOO 81 S5s lev s * July DE-
livery and as IS ivr Jgho %, Dressed hsE w dull and
rs sss
range OF $N 90 S2a iof prime mess and SN sss FOR
sbou. bbs al ssz $50 Tor common to choice scaSsn.
81 .Ss S XII n.s:
steady and T the demand bong chiefly for picked hams
shoulders Isc. lSc for amoEsd hams aud a0c 2oSSc
for bagged do The market for lard dull being no
for sea Ths sss ws o S Il ss
lexc, and 60o do for May and June delivery, Al l6c.
SUaAR-There was good business contaminated in raw
the demand being principally from rehncrs and the market
steady Yesterdays prices There sold hhds
at foc FOR Cp6a and Porto Rico, lee FOR Dcmerara
dssl n at i2: isc for hard, ilsso. a IKE fSr
CUBA Inferior to Common refining, SIC eer 10
good refining, 9sSc 9c good 10 prime reclining, skc
S5sc fair 70 good Eroceiy s,ss a s1fc; prime 70
mslado 4Hc a So. Havsns--Boxes Dutch standard Nos
ds s ss. ? d So L s e Z ga 3d. aS g. y
l21sc.; do- white, 1lSc. l2sc. Porto Rco-Refnng
srade. sss s.c; grocery graa&ss & sHc a icSc
va: Arm ss i7sc is,se., small sale, a.
sErDsAl kinda quiet but steady at quota
tons. We heard OF no salos of consequences.
NLLow was steady, with sales Of 2SO0o lbs at SIC.
WursKEY. Receipts, $50 bbis Tho market quiet but
firm at the close. sales iSo bbs at 81 &a 81 olH
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A UCTION NOTICE.
IA THIS DAY, MONDAY.
NJ II O'clock
SIXTEENTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
LADIES', MISSES, MEMS AND BOYS PLAIN
AND FANCY HATS, B0NNtrs, PLAIN AND FANCY
SHADE HATS, LADIES' FANCY Trimmed HATS,
all the desirable shapes and styles
ceiyed direct from Eastern and city manufacturers and
made for this seasons trade.
ALSO MEMS AND BoYs' SOFT HATS.
Catalogues and goods now ready
WM. TOPPING & CO.,
Auctionsers,
No. We Church street.
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YK7M Writer'S, ,AUCTIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY, AT
w 3ocook, At 44 Canal street. lasgs quantity Or rns- r
ni.ure 10 Parlor Suits, or French pae ref
Classes "a IL Chamber Suits With large quantity q Bsd.
ding Turkish Lounges Easy, Rocking and other Chmirs
warobes Bookcase Conire and Extension rabies ChIne
Dinner and Tea Sets, Curtains 1oo hpe Carpe,s sreaL
" Of Ocohs other soods Also or 9isoroo
fame Show Casss with plate glass, IN tine ORDER
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howard sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
IL Mortgage Sale OF Elegant Cabinet furn!turss

BY EDWARD SCHENCK.
tomorrow at ii O'clock hs saesro0u w LfDcrty etrcsss
OF the ages. valuable stocks OF Grst class Far
nure offered public SALE The stock comprises evey
variety OF Parlor Drawing Room, Chambar, Dining Room
and Hall Furniture, In rosewood black wanu bois dc ross
and buhl also large quantity Paris Furnturo OF
the most unique and modern Htylcs
The sales win continue every Tuesday and Friday until the
stock 10 sold.
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NJ zICKEI, 2ss SEVENTH AVENUE. PAYS TUE
NJ highek cash pricesf Off Clothing, Carpets Aud
FagaiIpys Ladies riQ hs waited on br Mrs.. 2ickck
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IS STlFf18 GAZETTE z
$50 %MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.

aponT WoMEN.-To appear we'll dressed
IN tbe eve of man requires no great outlay OF
money for it is notorious that ho prefers the
elegance of simplicity to all the displays OF
offensive art. He asks onlv for neatness,
fitness and harmony OF color. ltwomen dress.
ed only to please him, they might dispense
with nine -tenths of the expend lure upon their
toilets. But women dress to please-Wc
were going to, but should rather say, dis
please-each other, for their main object
seems to be to provoke the envy, OF their SIS
tiers by an impossible costlincss OF attire.
It is q curious fact that few women are com CON-
potent judges of what is essentially qualty
of their own-fcmalc beauty. 1t IS not easy
nize its presence. 1t depends so much upon
expression and action, which arc essentially
mobile. that it is almost impossible to grasp and
fix Il in definition. Many have taken on
entirely matoralistic view of the matter, and
attempted to measure it by the arithmetic OF
proportion, or weigh it according to aVolrdu.
pois Brantome, one of the most decided OF
those has the presumption to count on the
ends of his fingers the qualities OF female
beauty, He enumerates them thus:
Three white things-thc skin, teeth and
hands.
Three dark-the eyes. eyebrows and eye
lids.
Three red-the lips. cheeks and nails.
Three long-thc body, hair and hands.
Three short-thc teeth, ears and tect.
Three broad-the chest, forehead and space
between tho eyes.
PHrLADELPnA.-By areferoucc to the books
Of the Building Inspectors it will be seen that
PERMITS have been taken out for the erection OF
entire blocks of houses, in the First, NINE
tccnth, Twentieth, Twenty. fifth, TWcoty-slxth
and Twcnty-eighth wards Many OF these Will
bo large and commodious dwellings, possessing
accommodations and conveniences which were
not cpioyed by the grandfathers and grand
mothers of the adult population OF today,
Within the old city proper every loot o, dc'
sirablc ground is being secured 1or lmmcola t
Improvement. On the western front magnill-
cent dwellings and splendid churches arc being
erected, which will add greatly to the beauty
and wealth of Philadelphia. 1t will scarcely
he credited that in the viGclpity OF Walnut ana
Twcnty-sccond streets, as high price as forty
dollars per foot has been paid Tor ground with
in month.
The principal structures now IN the course
erection or about to be erected, arc tho Masonic
Hall, Broad and Hilbert streets, the church odl'
fec over tho way, of white marble, tor Mctho
DIST Episcopal congregation, the jewish syna-
gognc, milo beyond, large CATHOLIC church
at Twentieth and Christian streets, Prcsby-,
tcrian and Episcopal church at Twcnty-sccond
and Walnut streets, q church in west PhliaGcl-
mia, q magnificent marble building 1or the
Ridpway branch Of the Philadelphia library, 70
be erected at Broad and Christian, and numc-
rous others.
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WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
oPECIAL IN D U G E NJ E 4 L >
~ M
- FABRICS AND PRICES.
Black Canvas Grenadines, oil widths.
Black Silk Grenadines, all widths.

Black Canvas Grenadines, oil widths
Black Silk Grenadines, all widths
Black Barege Hsrnani, all widths.
Black Alpacas, Mohairs and BombazInes;
with all other frst-class fabrics in black ma
mourning goods, constantly on hand.
Black and White Llama Lace Points, Sacks
and Jackets.
Lawns, Organdies, Linen Camhrics, Plquos;;
Ohintzes Seersuckers, Percales, ParAsols. Kid
Gloves, Handkorchics, Flannrls, Dress Goods
&C., &c.
va. Cheviots, Ducks Drillings, Coatinrs,
Suitings, Cassimcres Vcstings, &c. OF reliable
qualities and colors Cor men, youths ana boys
Shifting Linens and Cott"ns, OF tho pest
grades produced.
White Goods and Muslins al kinds
@-Shawls, Scarfs, "Formosaa, and tthcr
Wrappngs.. ,,
Va Black Silks olhor Slks,and Dress Goods
generally aud specially, ct reduced rates. >
W. All kinds of Linen and other Dry Goods
for the wants Of families and housckocpera
va. Our Northern and Eastern correspond"
ents send US now supplies daily.
@-Soj ourEers and strangers Will inspect our
stock at their pleasure
All orders receive prompt and careful attcn,
| ton, and parcels properly packed ior shipment
I-ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain
| Gsnros. PERRY 81 BROTHER,
| Pcnna avenue and Ninth streets,
Washington, D. G.
Establ ished 1910
| Carpets, Curtains. Matting!, Oil Cloths, Hugs
&C., upper floor: -,.c
| Washington, 10 1-oo5tit ------------
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND Il T.,
~ VIEWS RECEIVED AND FOR So III
m FRENCII'S BOOK AND STATIONERY

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND Il f.
~ VIEWS RECEIVED AND FOR 81 lIE
M FRENCIPS BOOK AND STATIONERY
STORE, NO. 95 KING STREET.
Queen uortense, q life picture Of the Napn-
loonic Era, by l. Muhlbach, author 81 Joseph
tho Second and his Court, Frederick tho drcs'
and his Court, etc.. paper covors 81; p"0h"'
81 90. ,,.
= Reply to John Stuart Mill on tho Subject
Bound Down, or Lfo and its Possibilities,
hy Anna M. Fitch; ST Is.
The Vicar ot Bullhenrton. by Anthony
Trollope; paper covers 81 25; bound 81.
ors $l-new lot just received. vceybody -
reH 1hothes lot of tho MeFss,sna
Trial tho only complete and authentic ropo7:
so cents
Moods, by Louisa M. Alco.t, author Of Little
Woman, The Old Fashioned Girl, etc; new
lot bound 81 25; paper covers 75c.
Tho Manor Farm q tale by nj. o. Ihillpotts,
author Of Milford Confirmation; English copy;
priceSl.
Modes and Manners tor Matrons. Maids and
Men, new magazine 1Oc copy.
Home Scenes and Heart Studies by Grace
Aguiliar; ST.. ..,,.,.
etc. for yoang engineers, students and others,
by W. H. King, u. ). N; thirteenth edition,
enlarged.
Fitch's Lectures to Sunday School Teachers.
comprising the art of questioning, securing at
tcntiOl, memory. etc.
How to DO a Man; o book for boys
Violetta u Co., by Cousin Kate; &c.
VOL Sth Chambers Miscellany revised cdi
ton; boards SOC.
Ali the new and popular books on hand and
io7 e. +. FRENCH.
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sNAUGu'G RAW BON &c PHOSPHATE.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
nRlENTAL LODGE, NO. &, KNIGHTS
" OF pYTHIAS,
VIII sivo RAM ENCU RS1ON to CAR
r I'D

A f..N ~
" OF pYTHIAS,
VIII give GRAND EXCURSION to CAR
Inns SPRINGS, on MONDAY, juno 2Eh,
1870.
The members Of Oriental Lodge respectfully
inrorm III sir friends that everything will be
done to mako this the excursion OF tho season,
and invite the cordial corporation of The public.
Trains will leave tho A., H. " II. Il. Il. depot
at $50 and 10 q. H.. and ], and 7:l5 p M
Leave C4rlns Springs Il: 1890 y. H.. and l:30,
G:l5 and II
Our friends from the District Of Columbia
will be enabled TO return on tho o'clock p. III.
boat.
Refreshments furnished by MI Carlir at rea
sonablo rates.
COOKS Celebrated STRING BAND ba
been engaged for tho occasion.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Major George II. Duilay, a. y. Wartleld, Jas.
Swami, Henry HcrbneI, VIM +.
WarGeld, w. c. Underwood.
Executive Committee.
Winfield Watkins. William Cogan.
John A. Arnold. j. M. Buchanan.
Luther y. Harrison. George Hartbaucr.
A. L. Glover. Isaac Green.
William Bac H. w. II. z. Berkeley.
4. l.. llcyman. w. Jenkins.
}. w. Harris G.. W. johnson.
Hcary Brengie. George Brown.
George Simpson. Shirley King.
J. Il. Cox. | Isaac kell.
Samuel Luit w. +. Dcvaughn.
John Lsrcw. William Mctzgcr.
Andrew a. Dolla. N. Mumm.
VI. Norris. Henry Glover.
John A. Gcih. A. Magic.
Richard a. kudd. }. Ii. Glover.
j. w. Grimes. +. Swopc.
j. L. Sippic. James Shralies
Henry Wortchc. w. II. Thornton.
} ames Steiner. &. f. Webster.
Ballet Mastcr-A. {. kol.
Floor Managers
II. Dinswengcr. Wn. ii. Smith.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, 81;
gcntlcnian's single ticket 75c; lady's single
ticket soc; children under II years OF sgo, Csc.
10 G-eotd
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Gail and 500 them, or send for circulars TO
ALBERT T. SKINNER,
General Agent 10 and II Union ST.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Ordors for Threshors, Whool Horse kakes
and other implements, promptly attended TO-
my li-t.Iyl
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WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SAT
ISFACTION.

Being simple in construction, light draft and
durable, they will at once recommend them
solves To the public.
TIE FIRST PREMIUM
At tho GREAT TRIAL hold at Westovor, Va,
Juno, 1860 was awarded to Woods" Com
bincd Reaper and Mower, by tho Virginia State
Agricultural Society.
chimes by the Augusta County Fair, by the
Rockbridgo County Fair. and by tho Lynch
burg Fair, in 1860.
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TNCoURA4E HOME lNDU&TKY.

VIRGINIA SASH, DOOE hND FRAN J.
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax SIS, l!iHE".
We have now made up 800 doors OF all 6'zoa,
from s. to $40; GOG Windows Of Sasi', E!a@"d
md unglazod, cheap; Ono pairs Blinds, Mi
sizes 1900 feet Mouldinrs, 40 different pAt,,
terms Will make At short notice Wind"w ana
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Nawn;s, i'nIns-
tors and Hydrants constantly Oh haa''. '"hor'
al discounts made 10 daalors.
Being practical mechanics ourselves. wn feel
confident that we can please our Customer.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sawing done in lii" best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to partloe
contracting with lis for building materials
nar2 KLSHELL 81 HOOHE.
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RUIIDINda MATERIAL
I,EyANDRIh FLAMING MILLS.
k0RERT JAMESON. hofp "' -" '''
JAMESON a. SHsHTE,
JOHN r. LAMBDEN, Superintendent,
Nos % and 81 WHtar 81.
Arc prepared TO furnish IT :h"r' n"'''n y"
on reasonable forms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRhCKEr
MOULDINGS,
BALLUST E2:3,
Newell r'"1FH
WEATHER BOARDING.
~ DRAWER STUFF,
PA NEI,S &c. &
And TO execute all kinds OF Scroll ;ia"'fT
end Wood Turning Planning, Tnnguning and
Growing and Surfacing dono in the bot mH:n-
nnr They will also furnish plans and spGcih-
cations Tor dwellings, stores and other bn'lA'"s'
iy 2-f
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SHORE FOR SALE.

never failing FISHING LANDING, on
tho Maryland side Of tho Potomac river, ia
milisrly known TO all fishermen as Bryan's
Landing, together with all improvements
thereon, such as fish houses, Sc. aud one good
seine boat. For further particulars apply to
SMOOT g. MILLER,
jed Roal Estate Agents, liz King st.
Nor SALE Iowa TWO ACRE LOT
II OF GROUND, bounded ON the north by
Pondlcton, east by Payne, south by Oronoko,
and west by West streets upon which 81 TWO
TENEMENTS, one tolorable good. This
property can be cold great bargain on appli-
cation to SMOOT u MILLER,
ie4 Real Estate Agents. ll2 King st,
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RAILROAD LIN ES.
!. LEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON K. R.

Directors
Merrick, j. Dean Smith,
f3aorp, Vim. Brent, Walter Lenox,
Oscar A. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
NEW TIME TABLE-N1 TRAIN FOX
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUR OF fAS-
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED,
DAY TRAIN FOR l. YN Oh U KG.
On and after MONDAY, Februsry 1th, 1871;
md until further notice, through and Local.
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Alexandria, as follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays Included
Leave Washington, South wsrd bound, MARY
1nnd Avenue Depot, at ITO a. m. Leave Alex,
andrin Northward bound, corner Duke ana
Henry streets. at $50 p. m.
Through Night Trains, leave Washingtont
Southwark bound Maryland Avenue Depot,
vt $50 D. m. Leave Alexandria, Nortn"ard
bound, corner Duke and Henry Streets az
$40 Q. m. ,u.;
1nCAI, PASSENGER TRAINS between WashihG-
ton and Alexandria (Sund days excepted
Lesvo Washington, Maryland avenue Oepo :,
at IFS, s, 9, 10 and i a. M, and !, ana D: ~
o. M, and iSundays included) at 7:lU p. M
Leave Alexandria, corner st. Asspn ana
King stroots at &. s. 9, 10 and II e. M. and l, q
8 and 3D. m, and corner Duke and Henry sls'
and Sundays included st p: M. ,
0. A. STEVENS, Gen. Supt;
WI. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. mh23-tl