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A SUPERB WORK OF ART.
LADY wAsHINGToN's RECEPTION.

N -s+.. s. ..rts,e~.s.
LADY WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION.
The Lady Washington Art Association, offer
the beautiful print of the CoURT OF WAsHIsaroN
with key by Richie from An oil painting by
Huntington) size, 3ox42, at SIS per copy, in
connection with the following named property,
on the sale of Ga, 900 copies: =
Brown Stone Houses Brooklyn S4s, 600
$50 Gold Watches. Observation-Disclosures. 10, 900
LOCO $40 Gold Peces..................... 20, 600
$500 $40 Gold Pieces. 25 600
1000 SIS Gold Pieces. 10000
rs Fine Oil Paintings, from S. 900
down Observation-Disclosures. $500
To every one who shall buy copy of this pic
ture will be given ticket which will snttle the
holder to an interest in the above named proper
.y, to be determined in drawing to take place
ON or about the 18th of September.
That this enterprise will be faithfully and hon.
estly prosecuted and brought to u satisfactory
contamination in all its parts and integrity. it il
only necessary to state that the author and man
ager is MR.. W. 7. SMITHSON formerly of
Washington, who is widely and favorably known
throughout Virginia, and who refers 10 the fol-
lowing parties in New York: Latham, Alexan-
der Co., Bankers, Wall street. James Chieyes
Co., Commission Merchants. Thomas P
Aekers, Secretary of Gold Exchange, and also to
Col Bolivar Christian, Staunton. We believe
the enterprise is both legal and honest, and that
the distribution will be faithfully executed -
Proof copies of the picture (Which you get for
$50 were sold in New York at $50, and in the
regular trade would be worth $75. l
BELL & CO.,
booksellers and Stationers.
augls-4t Sole Agents for Stanton
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auSAo-u BY EMS u SUMMERSON.
CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THE LARGEST STO OK THIS SIDE or
BALTIMORE!
HATS and CAPS-a full stock always on hand.
Gents Furnishing Goods, such as shirts, draw
ers, collars cravats, socks, handkerchief, &c
Goods Ordered on Short Notice.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
All goods not as represented, can be EXCHANGED
or returned.
am now receiving my fall and winter stock
of Goods, and will continue to receive additions
to my stock daily, and will sell cheap for cash
Call and examine
JNO. W. ABBY,
No. Is, New Street
Parties owing the old house of Roane & Alby.
VIII please call and settle. aug25-3t
T AND IN MARKET.-In pursuance of a de-
IL cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
County, made in cause of Philip Airhart, against
Abraham Airhart's infants, l will proceed, on
the premises, on Wednesday, September 9th
1871 to SELL at public sale, to the highest bidder,
the tract of land which descended from said
Abraham Airhart, decd, on North River, in
said county, about one mile from Sangersville,
containing l04 acres, about two-thirds of which
are cleared and of superior quality 1t has no
buildings on it-adjoins Philip Airhart
TERMS costs of sale and suit in hand, bal
ance in equal instalments at six, eighteen and
thirty months, bearing interest, the purchaser to
give bonds with sufficient personal security, and
the title to be retained as further security.
NIX TROUT,
aug25-tGs Commissioner
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COAL! COAL!

Parties wanting to supply themselves with
good Coal can do so at the locest 4ates, by leav-
Works Co.
We guarantee ,8aat class coal, JuH areight,
thoroughly screened aud free from all impurities.
iun3Qa SIN s. II. HAYES.
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TIME OLD DOMINION,
Organ Of the Vifginia Historical Society,"
and the best literary Magazine
published in the South.
NJ. W. LAKEWOOD, G. WATSON JAMES,
ED1ToRs.
The OLD DOMINION is essentially South
ern magazine, having for its object the develop
ment of Southern literature and the preservation
of the history Of Virginia. 1t now numbers
among its contributors, both in the literary and
historical departments, many of the leading wri
tiers of the State. The OLD DOMINION is now
in its fifth volume and is firmly established
Subscription, $3.50 per annum, 4<.ss.
Address M W HAZLEWOOD
l0ll Main street, Richmond.
HUNTER & CO., Agents.
Main Street. Staunton, Va.
Also agents for Clinical Record, Farmers Ga.
zette an Educational Journal sept1-tf
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The Supreme Court of Appeals Of West
Va, by a recent decision, has restored to
Charlestown, Jefferson County, its former
honor Of being the County seat" Charles
town rejoices and shepherdstown lamsnts,
and The Radicals are in Juror over the de-
cision.
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$3.50 PER DAY.

The patronage of my friends and the travelling
public are invited to make FORD'S HOTEL
their home.
A. J.FoRD, Proprietor.
Late one OF the Propr's of the Exchange Hotel.
P. S. My coaches run to and from al depots
and Steamboat landings dec23
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
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TITO MY FRIENDS.-In withdrawing from
i the firm Of Cone & Hanger, allow me to
express my thanks for your kindness, and to re-
commend 10 you my late partner, Mr. A A.
Cone, long known among you as the practical
Matchmaker and Jeweler, who will continue the
business at the old stand
aug25-3t ]. r. HANGER.
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nTSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The
~ Co-partnership heretofore existing I'M
der the style of Cone 4 Hanger has been this,
18th day Of August, 1871, dissolved by mutual
consent. Persons knowing themselves indebted
to the partnership are earnestly requested to call
and settle. Our business must be closed up at
once.
CONE g. HANGER.
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More than two months since we express.
ed ourselves as in favor of the representation
in the next Legislature coming from Angus
ia County proper, and thereafter an equal
division between the County and City Of
Staunton. 1t was not our desire to slur
any Representative from the City in the
past or previous Legislatures. 1t was, on
the contrary, desire to see harmony the
result between County and City, which we
deem necessary to the future welfare Of
both. The County people have become ex-
cited against the City, in reference to 'o7it-
cal matters alone, and the pro and con is
not necessary to be discussed. It sufices
that it is SO. They believe that they are
entitled to the representation in the next
General Assembly, no matter by whose
votes city men were selected for the last
Some believe they were out-generaled in
convention by City maneuvering &c., &c.
Now in spirit of unselfshness we are will
ing to yield the representation to the Coun-
ty this Fall and divide equally thereafter,
and at least thirds Of our City people
are of this opinion We are not afraid Of
any representation the County will send
The in terests of County and City are identi-
cal. What effects the one for good or i'll
effects the other equally. Socially and com
mereially the feeling between County and
City is of the most pleasant kind-not the
slightest jar. Only politically is there a
seeming difference That difference grows
out of the cause mentioned. Remove the
cause and we are harmonious whole as in
days gone by.
Besides this the County people have con-
siderable interests OF stake. They believe
that the land, farming and laboring inter-
ests were not represented in the last Legis-
lature, and they cry aloud against certain
acts of legislation, which bear heavily apon
these interests, and look aghast at the pros
pect Of increased taxation in the near future.
This increased taxation must fall upon and
be borne, in the main, by the landed and
laboring interests Is it, then, unreasonable
that they should have direct hand in allie
WAITING the burdens impending over them ?
We think not We believe, moreover, that
if these interests are directly represented in
the Legislature, that neither County nor
City can be injured, but that the effect will
be most satisfactory to ALL Hence, we are
in favor of the selection of Representatives
to the next General Assembly from the
limits of the County proper, that is, without
the limits Of the City of Staunton, and there
after fair division between County and
City.
If there be anything unfair in this we are
unable to see it, and consequently are still
of the opinion expressed months since.
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West
Va, by recent decision, has restored to
Hbo ToHo,,o,> No.a4. -.
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WALDO NJ. ALLEN, Manager.

McoHEssEY &NADENBoUscH ,proprietors
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TRUSTEES HIGHLAND ACADEMY.
aug25-3t Monterey, Va.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-09

~ (Succeo9Ofs 10 cooper u Lafsmer.1
Southwest corner Pennsylysn avenu- and nth 8.
MOUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY ron SALE.
SALE OF 'AI0ASt Ti6 Equity OF RspkMP
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the sh
F. day 81 February, 1871, and recorded in Libel
loiS o. Of ls land and rsGgTs
DAY the 9th day II November ne1r, at haT past
TO prior deed Of trust secure 500 dated June
one of the land records OF washington County, Dis
I pla Q, ooiumpal the following valuable Noun
Lots numbered seven, a. eight, 49, ten, 40. }
twenty one, txJ twenty two, (z2,l west half OF
tts,l forty nine 80 nftythree, (k3,J sixty 10
sixty one; t6i,l sixty-s t6s.D sixtyseven, tG
i've. Brow1s ,n ,SST t and 6s PLENTY
Plains ard Lensr Outlet, as recorded in the Land
records of Wsshngton county District of Coinrsbia
note for thirty nine hundred dollars So 600 dgses
February Hh, 1871, and due June zD;h ISL with in
terest thers on at the rate of seven al per cent
and ninety dollars costs snS on two Which oed
Thousand doll lars 81 0co) was paid sept 18th Is7I
Terms of sale; Pour thousand dollarsl S4OeCl cash
will suit the purchaser who will give his proais-
sorry note or notes therefor, secured to the safif
ton Of rho trustee bearing interest at the rate of
Quired when the property is knocked down II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in five das th.
trustee viii resell at the risk Of the defautinV pur
cost.
The property is worth over $4,000.
Sale positive, and without reserve.
ARTHUR b. WOOD. Trustee.
oc26 dads IATIMER q CLEARY, Aucts.
- ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
hour and Place hkFHTR B. woon i Trss, same
now LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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DIED.

THOMPSON. On the sth instant, at O'Clock ..
m, Mrs. HANNAH II. TH0M PSON, relict of the
late JOSEPH Il. Thompson
Funeral will take place on Friday, the 10th inst,
at 10 o'clock, from tho residence Of John a Thomp-
sOn, ESQ, HsTO 18th street W.
RYAN. The funeral of the late WILLIAM
RYAN will take place at y: Matthews Church
on Friday, 10th instant, at 90 a. m. The mem
bers Of tbs several Charitable Societies with which
he was connected and the friends Of the family
respectfully invited 20 attend. Ii
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syA men at Hurford, Ohio, voted his doctor 5
bin at tie last election.
EVGOld beads are al the rage for necklaces
Just now among the Young ladies'.
.@The season for shooting mothers-in-law
has opened we'll in Indiana.
ga sshighly respectable" negro woman is in
custody at ,Jacmel, SantO Domingo, upon the
charge OF having killed and eaten twenty-s.x
children whom she had inyeigled into her
premises.
" More large diamonds have been imported
into England from South Africa I'm two years
than from all the diamond fields OF the world i'm
the last century. The finds in one week lately
numbered $50, ag"regatiDg 1900 carats.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
QY WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO, AnctiOneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos goo and cog, s. w. cor. Pa ave. and oh q


DY VIM l.. WALL CO, Anctionsers,
d New Marble Building
Nos. 600 and cog. s. w. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th q
SALE OF vALUAsLE Property ON -FOUR
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November L
e st O'Clock, We VII sell on be premises, all O
Square nS, hSy sng fr,'pt of fty feet on l4tf
street running back TO twenty foot alley one hun
ored and twenty feet. with he impToy ements aud
sprurtensnets attached. Ths above property 4.
sTGafto On lNh street. between and streets, aud
Is vel Known w the Peirce prop-rty, and parties in
portion OF the city, viii find il to thsir advantage %
stIend tie sale OF the above mentioned property.
Terms. tine foRffh cash: balance 10 twelve and
iste ca months notes bearing interest, secured by
DEED CT tIUu 1t rps sad CONVEX anciff at pglrcha-
ser cost. deposit OF 500 will be resnired upon
esch piece Of property a sson as sold.
IT ). MARSHAbs SALE
In virtue Of writ Of herf fscias issued f-om the
Clerk = Office of the Supreme Court of the district
OF Soumcia, and e me directed will sail AZ subie
sale iSr cssh, IN front Of the Court House door Of
said District, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of N0Tem-
Der, lsIl, at ~ O'Clock m, all Defendant ri fht,
ttIe clam snd interest IN and to part Of lot Sin
city as follows: Beginning on street north q feet
eastwardly from the northwest corner Of said lot,
and running thence along the line of said street
Mardy 10 teet, thence southwarJfy 20 feet al
ley; thence wesfwardly Is feet: and thence north
wardiy to the beginning, together with all and sin
upon as the property of Thomas Lewis and Job W
Angus, and will be sold to satisfy execution No.
CESS IN favor of Mary A. and Jane r. COX
ocls ALEX. SHARP. II. 8. Marshal d q
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 9TH and d at
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

InI oTEE oALE UF HEAL ESTATE.
IL By virtue of a deed Of trust executed to me
E. by James CooIer and wife, dated the 4th day
.of October, 1870, and recorded in Liber No
Oh folio 1856 one OF the land records for Washington
county, D. O., shall offer for sale at the premises
IN Canen Alley between ~ and 9th streets and II
Noy. mber, ISL at ~ O'Clock p. m, all that parcel
or lot OF land situate in Washington city, D. o., the
ginning at the southeast of said lot aud run
ming thence west on an alley IS feet pa inches thence
north As feet thence east 15 feet ~ inches thence
south As feet TO the place of beginning. Improve
Terms. on third cash tbs res Sus IN ,,roo
payments, at six, twelve and eighteen months the
purchaser TO give his notes bearing interest secured
WIN be required at the fan of the hammer And i
the terms are not complied with in five days, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk Of the purchaser. All conveyancing and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN 3. NORRIS, Trustee
nos eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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no" = - '' " Nm. 8. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
nos dads LArIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
OY q. w. HAyENNER CO., Auctioneers,
ID No. 6l3 Louisiana avenue.
Third door east of Seventh street

- By virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber
from William r Hadley and wife, dated the ssh
lee, c and bv direction OF the party secured there
by, VIII cell at public ancton. the premises on
MONDAY, November GOT. 1871, at O'Clock D. m
all ran piec. parcel Of land lying and being
s uate In the city Of Washington, District OF Colum-
bia, ard known and described rs the south twenty
800 feet q lot six co. in square eight hundred and
forty tevn. ts7.l fronting 5th street southeast
and runnir back that width one hundred and FIVE
feet ard orr inch, (lo5 feet Il Oh
Terms II sale: tine half cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, with per cent interest, Sc
cured by notes and de- of trust upon the properly
Stsmps, conyeyaucing and recording st the cost Of
on the sale The deposit 10 D. forfeited should the
purchaser ret comply with the terms of sale within
W p0~NMAy Trustee.
noe ID CIV. HAYENNER & CO, Aucts.
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A BLOODY COMMUNIST ALIvE--A correSpon-
dent Of the World recently visited one Of the
bsunts OF political refugees in London, and
found, among many other members OF the com
mune and central committee who were said to
have been shot in Paris during the scenes OF the
u 10 the 18th of Nav. lie MOussy. whose hand
il was said. fred the shot which dispatched
Monsignor DsrbOy, JouTde, ArnOuld, aud the
secretary Of MORGAN, minister of war under the
cgmmuuR.
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Try LATIMEk & CLbARY,. Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper a Batimer
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THr SOUTH SIDE W MASSACHUSETTS,
AAxxEEHNISE,y BErWEEN c 18th TN AND 11rH sTs
- By virtue of deed OF trust to me, dated on
Jug the 9Th day OF june, lse and recorded in Liber
washington county, I'm the Dstric. Of Columbia,
MoaDxY November stS Is "a, TX eioeS m on
All that certain piece or parcel Of ground known
No 15, IN Davidson 9 subdivision OF Square No So.
together with the improy ements, which consist OF
THREE story Brick Dwelling with all the modern i'm
provemeDls.
Terms: One third cash residue In u and Is months
with interest from day of sale. Deferred payments
TO be secured by deed OF II ust the property Con-
veg spcing and stamps at purchasers cost. 4ao
Nm 8, HOLIDAY, Trustee.
nos dads LArIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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IL W. I. JOHNbONf
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
- On SATURDAY, Nov. 18th. at o'clock ..
original Lots 10, ii, IL, Is, IA ana Is, in Square
No $50, 1t being the entire front Of the square
north street, between 9th and 10th streets east
The ground will not be div ided but sold in one body
This is one Of the most elevated points in the city
and well adapted for several rows Of houses for
q beautiful suburban residence. IL also contains
some large. choice fruit trees Title perfect
Terms: One-third cash balance in aud " months
and conxeyancinR ct cost of the One hun
dred dollars down at time Of sale.
JOHN HARDY, Trustee.
oc2S-l3t w. +. JOHNSON, Auct
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VIM. J. MILLER. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY IATlMEk . cLEARY, ApetioneT;,

RY LATlMER q CLEARY, Auctioners,
~ successors TO Cooper LatmerD
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE ENTIRE WHOLE
E,o.f CEggMEKISISG oNE OF THE LARsEsT
WhHSsIoE E MIFk ftp u
ASSoRTMENT OF STABLE HARDWARE,
On TUfsb3Y M6RafN &C. November IA, ISL.
6, mptpclpe az 10 clock, at the wholesale estab-
and 10th s we .Ea .e eh' h nsrhn
meDse stock OF House furnishin Goods and Groeers
sGpplies. We name IN part
lt0 6ozen Brusb hes, differs Mt kinds
% 6ezen Tea Chests; 20 Cheese Safes.
70 sozen Coal sIfters fine assortment Flour Sleeves
y cozen stable Brooms 10 dozen Horse Buckets
20 dozen brass and iron bound large assort-
"a a. meps OF wooden shovel. and Measures;
700 dozen Brush Handles.
100 dozen Axe Handles.
100 dozen Fruit Baskets.
sosross Liaaer Flssks.
l60 dozen Coal Holds, al kinds.
20 dozen Sugar Boxes
GO dozen Shoyels, best makes.
Is dszsnis'ds and Box ooisss Mills.
go Chiidren's sleighs.
Large lot ofCsst Steel.
.t0 packages Carriage Bolts and Buckles.
Large lot strap Hinges and Hinge Hasps.
Large lot OF Door Lock Of everv VARIETY.
g dozen smap Axes; 90 dozen Bammsrs.
n.i.f Nat TRAPS: large stock Of Baskets.
Channels kkins and sponees.
leo superior Double and single Barrel Shot Guns.
n B. We You'd e.ii &c especial attention Of the
the goods are ali esh and saisbe and WIN Be sold
without reserve. The sale will be continued from
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under ECO cash,
over that ss9ss, credit Of and 60 days, with sp
M e-dff LATTNER cLEkRy Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO VED
ZEAL ESTATE ON MERIDIAN HILL. AT
TBE HAD OF 10TH STREET, AT AUCTION
~ By virtue OF deed of trust to me, bearing
rG;::a date June The l0th, A: ID. 1870, and duly re-
" corded in Liier 6ls folio 80, one of toe land
records Tor Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, and by the written request of the party
secured, will sell at public auction ON THCRS-
DAY. the 3Oth day of November, A. u. ls7l, ar 4
Gelec p m; IN front Of the premises, the following
desirable real estate. y'Z-LOt numbered one % in
LlSck numbered six; (6 according to the recorded
subdivision by Hall and Elysns, of the property
known as Meridian Hill. in Washington, county
District of Columbi. and improved b. a new four
story brick house with French roof and containing
about sixteen rooms with tpe halls, closets &c,
making ole Of the finest residences in Washington
for sale.
Terms OF sale: One third cssI the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. tse deferred payments
70 bear interest At the OF per cent and 10 be
secured by deed Of trus. the preIaises All con
yeyanciDg and stamps at purchasers cost. Sa0
down the day Of sale and IL the terms Of sale are
rot implied with within ten days from day OF sale
the trustee the right to resell the property
sold at The risk and cost of the ing purchaser
by giving FIVE day 5 notice In sosae newspaper pub
lishcd in the city of Washington.
CHAs. JAMES. Trustee
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
nOH enAuS ker.I AuCtiOnears
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EVENING STAR.

BRIGHAM YoUNG's ALLEGED FLIGHT.-John
W. Young, son of the Mormon leader, staying
at present in New York, informs Tribune
reporter that the reports of his fathers flight
are false. His father. he says, asked for and
obtained 80 stOnemaSOns TO accompany him 10
St. George for the purpose OF building him a
house for his winter residence. He made public
ANNOUNCE ment before he LETT OF his intention to
stay away during the winter. Dir. Young
understands that although the Indictment for
murder has been found, yet no writ of arrest
has been issued. 1.-THE authorities telegraph for
his fathers presence, he thinks he viii respond
at once in person. In regard 70 the armed
escort, he says that If il only numbers II men 1t
is much less than the escort usually attending
persons travelling through that country, filed rs
IL il with warike and hostile Indians.
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II 5. MARSHAL 5 SALE.
FAMILY SUPPLIES. &c.

IT Is NO OsE TALKING,
BRAY BRO.
ARE SELLING THEIR GOODS
10 PER CENT LOWER
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASHING
CorPpr sro.p ION.
SIGA 10
s SUntD HtHU ~ " X -.--- -..----ilc 10
SUGAR CURED HAMS. .............-l61sc. ID
SsoULpE RS ....-.....--.-.----llc 10.
BREAKFAST BACON-.IIlfc. ID.
NEW YORK STATE ROLL BUTrER,
(choiceJ sse III
- - ~ IN III &c per 10
FAMILY FLOUR tall shoise) Sil5, s2.ae, sac.
Just received fine lot Of TEAS from San pran-
prices:
Imperial Tea only Soc, worth elsewhere 81.
imperial Tea only 81, worth elsewhere Sr8.
Gurpowder only 81 Is. worth elsewhere 81 80.
Ooiong, bed ,6ec, worth ELSEWHERE 81.
English Breakfast 81, worth elsewhere 81 -.
We have also received lot of China Black Tea
put up in 10 Baskets which we are selling at the
On hand fresh lot Of New York Buckwheet, SIC.
geI 10, New Orleans Molasses, 75c. per gal. Coal
0I SSc. per gaL oat Meal, &c. per ID Fresh Ground
Graham Flour, per ID also choice lot Of Picked
shad at loo each 1t will pay to give us a call be-
fore going elsewhere.
S9I North Side )PENNSYLVANI-A AVENUE,
ocZs-tr Between Sd and ~ streets.