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STEAMBOAT LINES.

" sEyENrH STREET WHARF,
WASHINGTON, April 18th, 100
TO promote public convenience the ~
cleaners OF this line will on WE'D EAaNN
NESDAf next. the 9Th inst, com -aG1E61dE1I1
mence their HOURLY TRIPS FROM WASH
i tMTon alto O'Clock a. m. Last trip from Wash.
First trip from Alexandria at quarter TO a nm
Last trip from Alexandria at D. m '
This arrangement affords q safe and pleasant NOD.
OF communication with the city Of Alexandria any
hour during the day. ~Ns
The sTEAMER wAwAssET makes her usu.l
t1ps on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS for
GONE kiNEk and intermediate landings ON thu
fGtomsc isexing the wharf Of this Company (foot Of
8 s. HowIsON, Pres. p. Ferry O.
o-Hm I'll 0ApNbi, Sen eupt. apps I'm
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HI w. L WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,

HI w. L WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and 902, southeast Pa ave. and Shst
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust to the under
Es. signed trustees, dated on the sixth (6l day of
arch, 1888, and recorded In Lieer Emo.
30, folio 2s9.et a Of the land records for Wash
ington county and at the request Of the Treasurer
OF the buding association secured thereby, we will
sell, at the premises, on TUESDAY, the third (sd)
day OF Nay next, at s o'clock D, m, Lot numbered
twenty seven, "a in Charles I. Whites subdivision
Of original lots numbered i've, 49, six, (6seven a
eight, ts nine, ten, no. eleven II twelve, u,
thirteen t and fourteen, a. in square numbered
two hundred and thirty six, tz36, recorded in Lii
Der folio 81 in the ONCE Of the Surveyor Of the
city 81 Washington, frontlg nineteen ls) feet q
90 inches on street NORTH between 18th and 18th
alley with the improvements thereon consisting Of
a three story Brick Dwelling House, containing
seven 10 rooms, and one story Brick Kitchen.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. of which SlO0 will
be required at the time Of sale and the residue with
in five days thereafter the balance in six g. twelve,
ll2,l and eighteen Isl months, to be secured by a
deed Of trust the property with interest from the
day Of sale. If the terms are not complied with
within five days, the deposit to be forfeited and
the property resod at the risk and cost Of the dein
Quent purchaser. All convey ancug and revenue
stamps ut the cost Of the purchaser.
X. Il. WHITE, I r
JN0. h. SEMMES,f A'"stees.
Trustees National Union Building Association.
ap IA 9,2,S.29 MAS Auctioneeers.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
HOCSE.-Arter our report closed

HOCSE.-After our report closed
The Senate bill to incorporate the Trustees Of
the Corcoran Art Gallery, and for other pur-
poses. Referred to the Committee on Distric.
of Columbia. - 80 -
The Senate bill authorizing appeals and writ
of error in criminal cases from the Suprems
Court Of the District OF Columbia to the Su-
preme Court OF the United States was laid on the
table.
Mr. Schenek then moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee Of the Whole and
resume consideration OF the tariff bill.
Pending that motion Mr.. Judd moved that all
special orders in Committee of the Whole be set
aside and that the House take mp the bills on the
general calender. Mr.. Judd discussed his motion
at some length and was replied TO by MI
Schenek, and long debate followed on the
the tariff question, SC, after which Mr.. Judd
motion was rejected, not more than u members
voting for 10, and the House then adjourned.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, southeast corner Of 9TH and sts

- On MONDAY the I'd May, at O'Clock ..
kl3, in square 7l9, being COED front and de nth
with SING Frame House on the front and one in the
and SITS north, and Delaware avenue and LIST street
east sold to the highest bidder for cash, $50 down
Oh the day OF sale.
ap2Sd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct.
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.. 5. MARsHAL's SALE.
QY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
. Southeast corner 7th and ID streets,

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
- will sell at auction on THURSDAY, 9Th OF
VMay, at OF lcck. on the premises, Lots Nos I
and IA, square go, corner A street south and
9Th street east, divided to SUIT purchasers.
Terms One third cash. balance in 6, IL and Is
months, secured on the property.
ap05ts GREEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner Seventh and ID sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
TY AT AUCTION -.

ThCSTEEb SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
Tf AT AUCTION.
~ By virtue OF a deed of trust, bearing date
"a the llth January, 1869, and duly recorded in
Ia. :. me land records OF Washington county, in
i,ber and r. No. s, folio az, and by direction of
anston, on the premises, on SATURDAY, pip y,
ing the east q feet Of lot No a. according to Drn
subdivision OF square No 29, beginning for the
same on the northeast corner of said lot No 40 I.
thence running west Is feet thence north 81 feet 10
alley thence east along the line of said aIey
Sfeet, thence south 30 feet to the beginning
Terms OF sale One half cash: balance in and IL
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
struck on stamps and conveyancing at cost Of
purchaser. III the terms are not com piled with
within hve daye from day Of sale, the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at purchasers rsK and
cost. r. A DARSEIILW Trnsfae u
apl4-dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
q 1.-THE ABoyEsALEI Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, May 7th, same hour and place
s Sy order OF Ph iHAir pRARSEitLE, Trustee:
A sSIGNEk'S SALE.
By authority of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia. in Bankruptcy, 1 will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of May. 1870
Bankruptcy IN the City Hall. all the belong
sistfng in RaiPead Stocks. Interest in Oil Lands
and sundry Notes and Accounts.
GEO. MASON, Atty at Law,
Washington, April Is, 1870 0' apSTSM
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RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
- Successors to j q. McGuire Co j
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th o.
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUG
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS Nav
the "a and Sd, 1870 att 80 clock shall sell at our
auction rooms q miscellaneous collection of Books
glete q volumes; Aarper's Magazine, Complete to
$50, ~ volumes; Muspratt's CHEMISTRY, volumes:
Tails Chrystal Palace, volumes.
;b.CataIogues are now ready for distribution
epzY-d6ds COOPER LATIMER, Auct's
RY WIN. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.
II New Marble Building. No. 900 and 9O2,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
FIRST GRAND SPRING PAwNBRoKER,s
MESSRS. d. GOLDSTEIN L CO., AT AUG
IN ON SATURDAY MORNING. Anr,l nth
EYScommencing at 10 O'Clock, and EVENING at
1kks4 clock and to continue until all are sold,
rooms large let Of unredeemed pledges being the
entire stock Of Messrs. g. Godstein & Co, removed
to our store for convenience Of SALE comprising
Fine Goid and Silyer Watches, such as Jules Jur-
mond Sets, American Watches ''A va"
Solid Gold Chains Of all descriptions
Diamond Pins and Rings
yeweIry OF every description
snns E MssS, Pew ks,o Slss:''
AuHeai instIuments, among which are few very
With other articles, which are unnecessary TO
We cali special attention to the above sale, a. all
goods will be guaranteed - represented or the
''' ). G0LDsrEIN 4 CO., Pawnbroksr,.
apHd w. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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w FOLK sTEXMBoAT IfSE. Hon

az. The new, elegant and fast side-wheel Steamer
LADY " IHE LAKE" Cap
i in.ly be s,. the above port, land
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and Tertres. Hongoss,
hIsssy1ns "a IsFsst yhSn washineton, every MON
Eorfoif every THEspks sn q IFstrEninF Leaves
THIS steamer Connects At Norfolk win the kos
through. = VIM DC way billed
, For more extended Attenuation sp,,v 10 y.u..1
sndrts; A. d. Garner, Norfolk: or 10 q p RSnwS
= SOB, on the wharf, ct the Prfncipsi OascS
ton. on board to "~A'"s
BROWN, PLANT CO., Proprietors.
CHARLES SPEAR Gent SunT
Washington, d. O.. April, r0O sniS6
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~ MONDAY. the 18th dAy Of NAY, ls0, sf the came
hGSs ana pIdei q s9PsiPf of 4, spiEtirs
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BERLIN is soon to have gas In pipes from the
Furstenwald coal mines i've miles OH. 1t can
be furnished at one cent per hundred cubic
feet in Berlin. and nine thousand cubic feet
have the heating power of q ton Of the best coal.
which costs in the city ten dollars. Works are
building to make nearly three mil ions of cubic
have all our fuel from coal mines in pipes,
instead of on railroads.
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RT COOPER LAT IMEB, Auctioneers,
u sSuocessors to Jas. T.. McGuire Co.,)
Southwest corner Of Penn. ave. and 18th street.
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q. e q -. - s. s.
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A LIVING FOSSIL Naa VIA Sodpstone
on Sunday over the body Of Frederick Rutland.
a butcher. Rutland worked at Cross and Mar
ket streets, Paterson, and was standing at the
10 two bows tRhting on the sidewalk. While he
was irving 10 part them, one Kahoe stepped up
and struck Rutland on the head. On Sunday he
died in his boarding house, rs Market street. In
the belief that the blow on his head had led to
his death, Drs- Warner, and Blundsll were
directed to hold post mortem examination. The
cause of the death was thereupon discovered to
be the singular condition of the mans lungs,
which had, TO all appearances, been turned INT
soaIstone. The lungs were hard as stone, AMI
on touch felt like soapstone. How the man
jury exonerated Kahoe--N. 4. Ssr, April Is.
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Governor WALKER.-The conduct of his
Excellency since his Inauguration has
proved him fully equal to the position and
possessed Of the moral courage and firm
ness to discharge it's duties rs he deems
best for the State. His messages were adj
mirable business papers-plain and forci-
BILE in the calculation Of all the subjects he
wished to bring to the consideration OF the
Legislature, and displayed in the discus
sion of the financial condition of the State
ability rarely equalled by any of his prede-
cessors. His message upon this subject
was not only distinguished for its complete
mastery of the subject, but for that high
toned moral sentiment which characterized
it-deploring and scorning anything which
savored even Of. the faintest glimpse of re-
pudiation either of the State or the pri-
vate debts of the people. The honor OF the
State in his charge thus far has been
guarded with vigilance kindred in earn
estness to the deep anxiety he has shown
for her material progress and advancement.
In the recent Richmond difficulty he has
shown himself true to the State BY conduct
worthy of Governor who means sac eddy
to guard the rights of those who have placed
the administration of their State Govern
ment in his hands. He will permit no
wrong he can prevent, nor suffer others,
without authority, to interfere to prevent
the enforcement of the laws. His conduct
has won the approval Of the people, who
have the satisfaction to know they selected
The right man for the right place when he
was made Governor of Virginia.-Leesbwg
WIdshingtonidn.
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&c..
Ssh>7,-1 HAVE now PARTLY LAND.
a. ,ssrsIy sin to arrive, OF my own imports-
H. ste anest selection OF SUMMER WINES
s-rr Wrought into this city. consisting OF
: CLARETe, "
sAUTERNE, and
HOOK,
T., ,,oesbeads and casea, including the chesp table
vines. as well as the finest brands known In
A'ui0p'' CHAMPAGNE
~ the most celebrated brands, suchas rs,!.
r. RODERER's CARTE BLANCHE,
noUCHg, Fills & CO.'S NAPOLEON CABI-
NET, CARTE BLANCHE,
CABINET AND BOUZY,
MoET CHAEDoN's WIN IMPERIAL tGreen
The "NAPoLEoN CABINET" was put up
especially for me, and Is superior to all CHAM
PAGNES sent to this country. Fresh shipments
of Nil these Champagnss every two or taree
months. efr
Ihave also just received fresh supply Of those
most celebrated ,YICRY WATERS, and have on
the way from Germany large lot or sELtEho
WATER.
A direct shipment of BRANDY from James
Henuessy & Co., COGNAC, expected every oaS'
Importing all the above mentioned goods my
SELF have the full benefit of the decline In golo
and shall sell. at much lower rate than hereto
fore. Knowing that no other house In ,h's stase
can offer as large and wel-selected STOCK as tie
above. beg all in want Of really PURE WINES
to give me call. osCAh ChAH1'
Importer in Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
No. Exchange Block,
an 1I-eodst Fourteenth street.
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AS we believe the Petersburg Inde1
would not knowingly misstate facts, we at
tribute some parts of the leading editorial
in the issue of that paper of Saturday last
to want of information. Here is spec:-
men of it:
"Scarcely one Conservative journal was
found to answer the appeal. They aGdited
the decision OF the Judiciary Committee ;
they aoished to justify, not to lead, legiS-
ldtire action.
"That action having been taken, they
were ready enough to speak. Accordangfy
our readers will find in our columns To-Day
articles from the Richmond slha9 anu u.s.
patch upholding the evident intention OF
the Assembly to lend no aid and counte-
nance to schemes of reputation"
Long before the present editor OF the m
der became such the Dispatch had taken
the same high ground in regard to stay
law, &C., which the Judiciary Committee
has since taken, (but We were never vain
enough to suppose that the committee were
influenced by our views.) And as soon as
the question of relief to debtors became a
practical one-to wit, on the Sd of March
last, more than FIVE weeks ago-we indi-
Gated clearly our position upon the subject.
We have never. allowed any one to doubt
for moment where we stood. AS it is
pleasing reflection to any one to think that
he has done great thing, we regret very
much to disturb the self-satisfaction of our
brilliant contemporary by rescuing the
Dispatch from among the victims of his su-
perior editorial prowess.
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oppOlntHleut OIL COIuIllBSlO1eIb ID sbEE4keA1A
and define boundary lines between Virginia
and Maryland, North Carolina and Tennes-
see.
PETITIONS, ETC, OFFERED.
BY Mr.. P. X. JoNEs.-Rcso'ution in re-
lation to appointment of State carpenter. !,
By Mr.. STEWART for relief OF
sureties of s. s., Cralle, late constable OF
Richmond. ,
Bv Mr.. TooDsoS.-Petition for the re-
chartering Of the Salem aud Ne8csSsie
Turnpike. AZ
By Mr.. MILLER, of Montgomery we
mortal Of citizens Of 1Iontgome y county lo "
relief to the debtor class.
BY Mr.. KEILEY.-Response OF ma3oIIy
Of tho Board of Trustees OF kanaoipn
Macon College to "the memorial OF the
minority and citizens" -. ..... .
BILLS Disposed OF. ru.
Rill for the relief of the late sheriff OF
| Richmond county was passed. j..
BilI for the relief of the late sheriff or
Essex county was ordered 10 engrossment'
Bill for the payment of certain guards ut
the penitentiary was ordered to engross-
ment.
Bill providing for the advance payment
of annuity OF the Virginia Military lnstl-
tute was passed. ...."#-.- .s-tG .
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Bill providing for the payment OF oa,
lances due members of the CONSTITUTIONS
Convention was called up and put upon i1s
passage. Pending it's consideration the
hour Tor the execution of the joint order
arrived. 49,. ..=5.
ELECTION OF JUDGES. a. ...
Mr.. KELLEY nominated Mr.. James Il.
Cox for Judge Of Chesterfield county. =
The vote stood : Cox, 70 S. F. Maddox, 8.
Joint vote Whole number, l0l-Cox, 81
S. F. Maddox, 8; S. Brooks, 4.
Mr.. STUBS nominated Mr.. W. Il. Willis
for the judgeship Of Elizabeth City and
Warwick. The nomination was seconded
by Messrs. SEGAR and WHITE. IL $3.50. s..
The vote stood: Willis, 81. Joint vote
Whole number, l26-Willis, l25; M. 7.
Hughes, l..
Mr.. STUBS nominated Mr.. Wyndham
Kemp for the judgeship Of Gloucester and
| Matthews. Messrs. F. s. NORTON and HEN
RY BELL endorsed the nomination.
The vote stood: Kemp, 81. Joint vote
Whole number, liz. Kemp, liz.
On motion of Mr.. MCCAULL, the further
execution Of the joint order was postponed
until Monday at 10 o'clock.
| Adjourned.
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SPECIAL ASNouEoEsrEST

80 SPECIALANHOUEt
Idesire to ask especial attention to the superior
facilities offer to gentlemen wishing garments
for the approaching season. MY stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
TALL OF this seasons MANUFACTURER has been manu-
factured for the best retail trade, and includes
LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES, QUALITIES,
AND PRICES.
am now opening full lines Of sample cards and
patterns, representing the Piece Goods Stock Of
Messrs. Devlin g Co., New York, which conn
prises the most elegant variety OF FANCY CASsI-
MEREs COATINGS, and sUITINGs, ever
offered in this city. 1 am thus prepared TO take
orders for garments to be made by the above
named firm, in the superior style for which the
house is 50 justly celebrated. also supply the
AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT,
either ready-mRde or to order, and keep con-
stantly on banda choice variety OF seasonable
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
hope, by constant enterprise, combined with
courtesy. fair dealing, and moderate chrrges, to
secure for my establishment substantial appre-
citation Of the advantages 1t affords.
. JOHN s. DEVLIN.
1907 Main street Opposite the post-ofice),
up 2--am Richmond, Va.
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mr. HAVANA CIGARS.-A fresh lot
of those celebrated PARTAGAs CIGARS, direct
from the factory, just received and for sale by
. r. ~ OSCAR CRANE,
Importer OF Wines Liquors, and Cigars,
... .... s.. No. Exchange Block,
ND ll-at Fourteenth street.
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disabilities, In which o very large number
OF virginians are interested. 1t does not
hold out much hope for q general amnnesty'
but ii indicates the speedy removal OF the
disabilities Of many Of our citizens:
az bill containing very large number
&c v;rr;r;a names is in course Of prepara-
tion nv the Senate Committee on Disa-
This bill has been kept before the COM
r,;+tsc for some time in order that it might
embrace as many names as possible. 1t
was believed that only one more bill could
pass Ibis session, and therefore it is desira-
bic that it should relieve oil who applied
The bill will be reported next week probla.-
bly. and presume will get through this
month or early next, though of course
cannot speak with certainty"
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The New York Times evidently regards
the negro voters as simpletons. In COM
menting upon paragraph which recently
appeared in the Dispatch, it says:
"The advice of the Dispatch is not very
likely to be followed until the memory OF
the persistent opposition of the Democratic
party TO every expedient of legislation in
behalf of the freedmen shall have died out
of their minds"
That is to say, the negroes, though they
have the unquestioned right to vote, and
are in no danger of losing it, will all vote
for Radicals, Notwithstanding that the
Democrats may propose measures which it
would be to their interest to support. For
instance, the negroes of Richmond are,
many of them, engaged in manufacturing
tobacco. A negro puts up $50 pounds Of
plug and earns ten dollars in 80 doing.
Upon this $50 pounds, or, if you please,
upon ten dollars worth of labor, he pays
to the Government forty. eight dollars in
taxes-shirty-two cents per pound. I'VE
do not give these figures as correct, but
merely by,way of illustration.] The Demo-
Gratis (if there were any in Virginia, as
there are not,) propose to repeal this un-
just tax. The Radicals are known to be in
favor of it. Yet the negroes will vote the
Radical ticket because the Democrats OPP
posed their enfranohisement. So says the
Times, which thus declares the negroes to
be unit to vote at all. We shall see
whether they are as silly as the Times
thinks they are. 81
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THE BILL FOR THE REMOVAL OF D1sA-
nILlrIEs.-The following extract from the
letter Of leading senator to gentleman
of this State viii give the latest intelligence
Rs to the status OF bill for the removal Of
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~ RICH BLACK AND CoLoRED
SILKS,
POPLINS, MOHA1RS,
JAPANESE GOODS
CRETONEs,
SOLID and FIGURED ALPAChs.
WHITE MERINOs and ALPACAa
PERCALEs,
FRENCH MOUssELAINEs and MERlNos
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERIAcN
CALICOES;
WHITE and CoLoRED PIQUE,
KID and OTHER GLOVES,
MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY;
in fact, everything kept in arst-class dry goods
no1'''' BURREsS. WILLIAMS & CO.'S,
NH 1.,m I'LL Main street.
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BUYERS ALL THE TIME IN MARKET.
T. r. PRICE & CO., corner Of Main and Ele-
venth streets, are opening daily NEW AND
ELEGANT DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, with
everything in the STAPLE LINE, all Of which,
bought at gold value, will be sold at gold prices
RICH BLACK, GRO GRAIN, and FRANCAlS
SILKS; sr ......-
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAs,
IRISH POPLINS, all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SILKS,
COLORED GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS, FOULARDS,
MOZAMBIQ UEs, ORGANIZES,
JACCONETS, PERCALES
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES, &c.
MOURNING GOoDs-sPE CIALTY.
BOMBAZINEs, MOHAIRS, ALPACAs;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES and IRON
BERAGES;
LINENS, sHEETINGS. COTTONs,
HOSIERY, PRINTS, &C.
NH al T. r. PRICE & co.
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rhe roporta & sls ssrnmitsee wore ssrssd

10. IL Id 80.
The committee also ropolteda bill forthe
payment of Especial clerk to Superinten--
dent Of Public Printing. Ordered to be
nrinted -=ssfas-.. .~-lF9ss..- >-1s,so~ -
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.

TOHN LATOUCHE, ---.-
d MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
SELECTIONS with considerable confidence, as
the stock Is we'll assorted and comprises all the
various styles produced for the season.
strength and color so that can guarantee them
perfect and therefore offer points OF advantage
FILL AND WEIG-AssORTED STOCK 4!
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS
and the goods purchased ut lowest GOLD RATES.
Call, examine and order. The goods shall be
made IN In the most approved style and durable
manner. JOHN LAlooChE'
Mr.. WILLIAM BEERS would be glad to see his
friends, and recommends nr. Latouche and MS
stool NH l7-lm
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- -
p REAL THREAD LACE POINTS
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
RICH SILKS,
PoPL1Ns,
Il GRENADINES, 1zl&
HERNANNIEs,
$50 BAREGEs,
JAPANESE CLOTH, :
and q general assortment OF
DESIRABLE GOODS
Just received.
BURREss, WILLIAMS & Coz
$50 iii Main street.
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me- IRISH LINENS,
PnLoW-CAsE LINENS.
LINEN sHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASKs,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS, .... &c..
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTToNs-
sr all makes
Id. 1914, and r. BLEACHED and BROWN
SHEETINGS.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
mb1s-lm lll7 Main street.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
signed beg to inform their friends that they can
now be found with the house OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS i CO.,
iii Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The facilities of this house are unsurpassed, and
they are prepared to exhibit to their friends stock
Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
full and complete, in every respect frst-class and
at prices as low as similar goods can Oe sold any
where.
JOHN MORTON, EDWIN A. WYNN,
ALBERT N. WooDFIN, ". L. JENNINGS,
THOMAS d. QUARLEs, c. MORTON.
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