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Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4os 7th street.
CAUTIor.-BeWaye OF IDspOstoys As some I'M
scrupulcus parties are in the habit of stating
that their places OF business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that / have no branch stores, and that have
no connection with any similar institution In
this city The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 4Sl 9Th ST., between d and K.
CowING's PATENT NKCKTIs FASTENER. for
sae wholesale and retail, az the Original Francs.
43l 9TH street, between ID and z. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES II NECK WEAR, at thu Original
Francs, s3l It'll street. The cheapest Store In
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITe SHIRTs -one two
or three pleats-eyiets, buttons or studs-open
In front or in back-all siTes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furni.hing Store, 431 7th street,
BUY The CELEBRATED FRANon COLLARS
the best Paper Collar In the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 It'll street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. a.
TIE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean q Hooper Elastic Lock stitch. Sewing
Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the I'M
proved Wilson Shuttle 80 Sewing Machine,
(Which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric)
Either OF those machines are first class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
than some thigh priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. & j. Rosenthal, No. 410 Seven,h street.
is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather
clothing, etc, 1t ID for all kinds of family sew
ing, and We would call the attention of shoe
makers, tailors, carriage trimmers, &C., to this
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Eoors AND
SBoRs.-Being fully determined to relinquish
the boot and shoe business by the lat Of June
am now Offering my complete stock ut prices
less than cost of manufacturing.
j. RoeEETHAL, No. 404 It'll street.
HRMpLKR has all kinds Thermometers ana
barometers.
SPRING CoLoRs--I have just received large
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 408 It'll street.
CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINE on draught at
Miller's, go 7th street, opposite Odd Feliows'
Hall. 8,23:
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE SUCCESS of Mr.. Downing, of the American
Tea Store, corner OF 9Th and / streets, is GER
tainly due 10 the attention he pays to the roast
ing of bis coffee, which is done every day by his
new process.
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An ADVANTAGEOUS MAIL CHANeg.-By a
new railroad arrangement, q fast through train
for New York leaves richmond, Va. at $40 q.
m arriving az Washington at 1915, and at
New York Al 1910 p. m.
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FRENCH GILT, fine plate, fine shell, tine let,
and Alaska diamonds, received this morning al
Prigg's jewelry store. No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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A VERY FINE assortment of Linen Clothing
mems, youths, boys and children's.
EIsKNAN & Bro,
1854 5O5 9TH street, May Building.
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PERsoYAL-Prof. Spencer has returned to
the city, and is to commence q special course in
penmansbip at the Business College next Mon
day.
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The OLDEST IEHApITANTs, at their meeting
the 4th of July,
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The fEw EXPRESS LINE from Georgetown,
ID. c., via canal TO Philadelphia, offers superior
inducements to shippers. A full advertisement
Of the same appears in our issue to-day. Messrs.
hyde 81 Tyler are the agents in Georgetown;
office on Water street.
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7 6. MAIL BoUTE 10 NORFOLK.

IT q. NAIL RoUTE 10 NORFOLK.
Steamer Lady Of tie Lake, esnnectizs al NorSo1
srih the Seabodrd and Roanoke Railroad for oil
parts Of The Solsk, and scitk The Steamers Of tks
n. n. Transportation Company for Boston.
On and after Monday, lay LIST, the Steamer "a ~
VI THk LAKE, carry ing the United ~H-A
states mall viii leave her wharf, foot S.s&EN
day and Friday, at D. m, for Norfolk Returning,
leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, st
D. m. Stopping at Alexandria. Fort MashinPtop
Siymont, finsy Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe. For freight o- pas-~ge spply beard. or
TO v: ID. Groner, Norfolk, Va -. @ Phillips, hIeT-
ansris, Ns;J u; Waters, Georgetown, ID. c., or 70
o. r bhOWk SON General AGENTS,
Cor 18th street and New York avenue
No freight received at 7th-street wharf after SC
M frst-ciess fare 20 Norfolk. "a; round trip,
80. Second class fare TO Norfolk, Cs; round iris
90. sp29-ly
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City club, OF Rockford, and the Olympics, OF
this city, yesterday, was terminated. after three
innings had been played. by the rain storm.
The Forest City made one In the first innings,
and the Oiympics four IN the third. Great dis
appointment was manifested az the early ending
Of the play, as a fne ana well-contested game
sas promised.
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Odeon Hall.
Odeoa Hall.

CLoTHrHGi
A nice fitting Suit can ALWAYS be found at p
Wailach's, Odeon Hall, corner AZ street and
Pennsylvanis avenue.
Handsome Suits, all coDors, qualities and STYLES
OF American and imported Cloths and Cassi-
meres.
Also, large stock or Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
i. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
corner AZ street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon Hdu. Odson Hall.
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EASE TO THE FERT.-For Corns and other
diseases OF the feet visit DIR. Whites establish
ment, 535 18th street. opposite u. Treasury.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NoRTH AND EAsT
~ TO THE soUTB AND SOUTHWEST.


The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ss sss si:1 g;t1 n y S E!
Ire Boston Sss YORK. Phi.asphia i ssI1, Mort
.eosa % Meridian, Mobile. New 1rS.assa Js,ss
ffs ,,s Z; Ssd All Southwestern oitles
eoSipnsnt perfect. sP''""i1 o"iai''on' ana the
run ~ PSlses Day ard sleeping Cars are to m
- D. vt.esns without change
nooes hsiroad' and secure The sai,t ~ TIM "a
The attention q Freight shir-.-. ,,.s...,..-
49, ~ - th- ..rsrtea Z, d. .. r .--.
iew a. bv an aSr o, mn a. south, viii rats sas,s o..
NAH snig freight. and procure bile q .i,ns vi.
Willis ks.vY. General Fre:sht A., r,,,.,
&c sIANToN,senerAl Superintendent. Cha,t..
PALTIaOREAND OaIo RAILRoAp
wLsHrSeroS. December .. 100.
EGS IA lsisEfis ~ r; NJ g SEz
VAST are nov run o. follows y,z
fOR sABTIMORE,
as a. M; is. 500 ssSSes .io "a SO go 90 arg
ROB ALL Way STATIONS.
m s.ao = " eAoeP' SUNDAY, ~ o:ss and s.2s q.
Ger prissiPsl Way stations, BAaenslurs. beIrs.
s,,s,,orp -. ,sei ssH D. N stops AZ Annapolis
The 500 .. N. on Sunday stops - during "a.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Al e:<ss a and ale .. m Nc train 70
FOR RhLTIaORE.
Lea, i roh WAY Az sf FAT ntS -0'FR.
Lea FOB AL P "a sa4 S or fRH K WEST
sesse oaalf, except Saturday aud SUNDAY, n
- M, aDs 90 and soc o. N.
On Saturday A. 6:is and 900 Pm
,ng at kelay Station with trains IRON U.itit,rs 20
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Pittsburg. &c ~
aud strss6uIs. leave awe p 500 Stsreen hes, HSu:.
n.esy hoase with strssburs ana Winchester sccou-
Throush tickets 20 the West can be had q. On,
shinsfon Station Ticket Once st AL hours in the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston so "a.
J. Z. WILSON,
In COLL, General Ticket Agent
Wv: .. OONIL. Gen Aat, Washington. m7
1'HkoUGH ZINE
l. BETwEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Trains between WasaisG % tses . la.o-nooa.
T 1Sn !, s so1l1 NV =, roEk are -
FOB NEW foRK. ritaorr rao.r, 81, o,,'
Le a daily (except sunday AZ 500 a. m Is,ss
FOB PHILApELPHI.
IL Leave daily texoept Sunday at SEQ . m i2:ss
Cd SUNDAY
Leave ,oT New York at 700 .. N. and PhIlsceI-
Steering Car. for New York on D n train only.
pIereugn nekets % Philacelphis, New York or
See Baltimore and ohss Ra'lrosd sd-erti.eDeu,
nsnaSis sna be "sshinst'ni bsl imors An
Master Of T FRA
GEO. 3. HOoNTT, Agent, WIS., inston. ies
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TIE RsTABLIsHMRNT of NJ. II. Prince, No
1GO6 Pennsylvania avenue, viii close every eve
ming at p. m. daring the heated term. II
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PIONEER COUNCIL No. I, co. OF Jonafao
headed by the Marine Band, ma ched 10 Rylsna
Chapel last evening, where addresses we're
made by Messrs. j. II. Deyine, ID. p. Hslloway,
Horace Walters, John n. Thompson, Ros- A.
Fish, and Past Grand Patriarch 5. q. Mills.
The Jonadabs propose TO hold q series OF these
meetings during the Sumner I'm various sections
OF The city.
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GEO q, nc =. UssTgE'' Commissioners.
JAS. s. NEaLRY. Trustea.


KNIGHTS TRMPLAR ON A PILGRIMAGE To THE
HOLY LAND.-On Saturday last the ALLEGHENY
City PA Commandery Knights Templsr, num-
herring about fifty, sailed from New York for
Europe, on pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
ihey were joined at Philadelphia by the follow
accompany them on their tour REV. Wv.
Tudor, 5. t q. Morsell, Il. III. TAYLOR, jaime,
Bowen, Will A. Short, and U. w. DennisoD:
propose TO make an extended tour, and will be
absent five months. In London they are TO be
joined by number of "fraters,v making Alto
geiher party OF about 80 knights. Ths Phil
a'elpbia Templars escorted the excursionis,s m
New York, with band OF music. There thew
were met by the New York "fraters /" and hand.
somely entertaineG; t'terw ards they were es-
corted with music 10 IL t.e aarbor where their
friends took leave OF them.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georsetovu
PRoPERIY AZ TIE CENTRAL PAkr OF

u
G ekkSoRRSkk1r5 N TEE CENTRAL PAkr or
A. By virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Supreme Conr,
H. cf the District Of Columbia, bearing date the
9th day Of November, 1870, ard the 81 DAY =
June, ISL, passed in the cause OF Magruder vs..
the p st day Of june A. r., ISL, at O'Clock D. m
on the premises, AL that part Il lot Nc. 4! OiI
GeorfetOwp, Of which the late Eleanor Lang
died seized entitled 20 be seiEed. the sam front
ing upon Bridge street, High street, ard Ware
heuse Alley, and improved with Brick BUiijiars a
gr. a. part.
The property will be cold in seven separate rar
cels Plat Of hich will be exhibited at The day u
ssle,D which are partially described as foilow..-
Noe. and each have front q t7ss feet On W are
house Alley. with depth OF 90 feet: Nos and
each have a front Of 20 feet n igh greet with
depth Of 20 feet to an alley laid ONT; Nos. ard 6
each have y front OF 20 feet on High street, with
depth of &c u feet; and lot No front. ahont SIS
feet Bridge street, with depth Of 50 feet and a.
alley Of 10 feet vide. leSding to War house kleV
Ne IL improved with the properly long Known A.
Mrs IaEgls Hotel; Nos. 5 and are imrrlved with
brick buildiI &c hitherto used in com ciisn with
sid hotel: No. is unimproved; No has Brick
ard Nos and are cCmp-raiiyeiy uBimprOved bnt
fronting near the Butchers Market, will be vain
able for make stands. The ssie will commence
with Lot No 4.
Tern OF sale a. prescribed by the court are One.
third cash. the Te-idne In two equal pavmeats. e
and u months with Interest from the dsy OF sale.
the purchaser may. st his option Jay he Whole
in cash. $50 TO be deposited on each lot when tns
The property is in the busiuess oeui,r OF Ceosze-
town. and commands the attention Of persons wish
ing to oW q Desirable aud valuable PROPERTY
FRED. W. jcsEs''{ Trustees.
les dts THOMAS DOWLkSG, Auct
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I HAVE Just received our new styles of Cor
sets Also, full assortment of the j. B. p.
Corsets, which L sell at reasonable prices. q.
BAUM, 40S 9TH street, Corset Manufacturer.
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FINE PANAMA HAT, worth fifty dollars. for
twenty. A rare chance for one wanting such an
article. To be seen at Princes Bazaar. tf
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INCREASE OF TRAVELLING FACILITIES TO THR
SoUTH.-At meeting in this city yesterday OF
representatives OF the line between New York
ana New orleans via Lynchburg, second daily
train-one only having run as vet daily on this
line south Of Washin2ton-was organized 20
commence July LIST, with increased speed,
making the through time between New York
and New Orleans some twelve hours quicker,
with but one change OF cars, namely, at LYNCH
burg. Extensions on this line are also coitem-
plated, going on south of Chattanooga aud
gaDize fast freight line from Norfolk 10 points
south and southeast.
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CHTLDEzN's SUITS, ia Linen, Lawn, ana Mar
settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold st
low figures, at o. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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LADIES SUITS made to order from IS up: also.
Suits for Children and Misses, at U. Baum's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4os It'll street.
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n o Z +.
ent will be Lef, at ny residence, No IIS Bridge
street. Shere they will be promptly r,teSasa To-
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.
Ts1sTEEs SALE OF 4 yALgABLE LOT and
AND OoSGBEss sTRIErs, GEORGETOWN,
- By virtue Of trust deed. da.sd June an.
- land records for washington County. o. s o..
the undersfgned trustee at he reQue Of the party
june Of se
&C. me highest eidssr Al q Lot
GeoIge,o~n, D. q together With the vemenis,
Sense With sssS s1dns and az frame rest
PROV emehfs, containing niae rooms together with
scmeiy and improved with ii ait ana flowers. AA"'
Terms Of sale One thousand dollars . .O6o) cash
aud the REMAINDER l saen El 20
the rate o. not less than afty dollars $3.50 per
not complied with in five Is days after sale the tru.
tee may pfSc.ed a. bis option resell a. ths risk
recording and 'eRss 4 rs a aBpnaoS
.-THVMAs DoWIiSG, Auct.
myls-eosds fkep Georgetown Courier.I
q POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, JUNE
sth, same hour and place.
isl NAf faosA ssP Do%siE E5F' sSc..
TBE MOST COMPLETE Ar FASHIONABLE
j DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT in tie
city Ladies can be supplied with the latest STYLES
OF Patterns at the thortest notice. Dresses and
Suits made at the most reasonable rates.
MISS GOknAN, III Bridge street.
over Gutman Q Millinery apd Fancy store. my9 In
A LABGE STOCK OF
MILLINERY AND DIZZY GOODS.
ANNIE YOUNG a BROrHER
Announce that they have on hand a oonplete as
sorlment Of MILLINERY, FANCY and
Dbf GOODS Of the latest Spring Styles at "a
their etabishmep {, No. IS Bridge street -
Georgetown. ID. o.; which they pre-Ss5
pared 10 sell at very low prices. my9-eolm ssAsIs
CHAP SUMMER GOODS
~ FOR SALE
BENJAMIN Miller.
1gl Ghl'Gk STREET. GEORGErOW ID, G.
Lsdies Dress Goods at REDE OED PRICES.
Black Llama Lace Shawls.
Victoria aud White Orgardie Lawns
Black Canvass Grenadines, from 25 cts to 81
lax. De"'"'u "''0"' 'Aid "'oe
.yuglas Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto. Spring Oolors,
Gauze Flsnnels, Summer Under Vests
.sp,enaaa Black Gro Grain silk, s1.7s, 80,
Large stock Of Goods, for Men and Boys. wear
my8
GASH PAID FOB LADIES, aEHTp AND
" OHILDREHb CAST OFF CLOTHING.
BOOTb, SHOES, etc., et L. GRADW0HLS, l7ss
Brfoge street, Georgetown. Nc1o ~ nail fro.s
Georfetewn or Washington attended 20. oc3-ly
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THE LONG BRIDGE, IL seems, is ont of order
and large number of vessels lay below the
bridge waiting to gain access to Georgetown.
some way severed the beams that open the
draw. 1t win require some days to repair the
came 60 that vessels can pass.
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The NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL Iysrrrrrp
MEETING, from and after which ''no cession of
the corporate powers and action of the institu-
ton ever occurred up TO the present time )" was
not the Boston meeting, as stated in our report
Yesterday, but the subsequent meeting in this
city held few days afterward, which was pre-
sided over by Rev. ). ID. Gillette, and which was
who had attended the Boston meeting, and
were there appointed a subcommittee to look
after affairs here.
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A HCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDlY TO AND IRON
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling 81 Londonderry TO land n ais Passeneert
The steamers Of this fsvorite line are bsilf ex-
pressly Tor the Atlantic passenger trade, >eSns
modern improvements calculated 20 in 938A86
sure the safety, comfort, and convenience Of peS-
Passage Rates. Poyabs 4. C,v,,..y.
To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and LONDON.
DERRY.
First Cabin, ees and SIS, sccordins 20 location;
Ssein Return Ilckets. SlS, securing best accom-
ties sending for their friends in the Old Country can
purchase tickets NJ reduced rates For further par
tculare apply e. HENDERSON BROTHERS.,
bovllng Green, n; T.; or 20 =. s. SMITH, 225
W.sS sss MILL ofhSes oo,I l.,s street
MERCHAErs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsHISsTOs AND HKw YORK.
nsrsaner the Fine s.esnships Z. q. KEI9HT.
sS III SibcOn. ard VALLEY CITY, >e0mE
NJ Nrw WS w PeeniG wsekly trips between cRE
fHGrohHSn h ,ArtA&&sANDhIAa M Wash -.s
ssssS nwfOkk frem Pier SO, East River, ever
sysy LEipAi q q n, sSd ixLkixHaisSpRiarssa =.
For full Information, apply 20 h: ?; A. Den
HAN, Agent, once and wharf foot Of Hish street,
yeofeetown. or q the corner oil Hth street so Bee
ieii-n NV. THOMPSON, President
SHoRTEsf AND QUICKEST LINE soUrn.
- sse fAs Rsekssosd, fssdutchsbprs -
I'D fSl.ss %s.- d Issse
Sunday 2. m excepted st .. n. and D. a, o..
nee, seq Pennsylvsnfa avenue. nyl7-tf
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The CATHOLIC BESKPicIAL SOCIETIES OF
Virginia viii hold a convention In Alexandra
on Wednesday next 18th instant. The Knights
Of Sc. Patrick, or this city, and the Hibernan
pointed waiting delegations, and the Central
Catholic Temperance Union last evening re-
commended al societies Of the union to appoint
similar delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

HRMPLKR has all kinds thermometers and
barometers.
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TEE GERMAN VETERAN UNION met last eve.
ming. President Trezcisk In the chair. After
admitting four new members. the Union elected
the following officers for the next six months =
President, Chr. Carron; Vice President, Oh
Ebert; Corresponding Secret1ry, II. Euhholtz;
Protocol Secretary, l.. Falk; Financial Score
tary T.. Schubert; Treasurer, D. Pfeil; Ser
geant-at- Arms, Ii. A Walter.
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FINE CHANCES TO IsvRsr.-See advertise
ment under head or Business Chances, of ,
brickyard in successful operation for sale: also
three new houses near the Academy Of Vista
ton In Georgetown, and desirable brick resi-
dence on Defrees street, in this city, to be sol.
cheap.
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THE bower BIeAMY CAsB--This morning,
g. Q. Bowen, recently convicted or bigamy in
the Criminal Court OF this District, was before
Judge Olin, who stated that he had thought OF
suspending the sentence until after the bill OF
exceptions was acted on by the Court In &C nc
raj Term. The District Attorney, he now IN
deTstcod. questioned the power Of this Court to
suspend sentence, and he would like to hear
argument on that point; and therefore set Mon
day next 10 hesr the counsel ON the Question.
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d 06zFs: 6Eossis. AsoHSks ssd sfAss
erading done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pssri b. 1n. IRIHp, late Of Boston, S09 sth a.,
Admiral 0oldsboroush, W.. w. Oorooran, Cen
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EPRIHs CoLoRs--I have just received large
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids,in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 40S It'll street.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller,s. IIO It'll street opDOsita ND Eei,ous,
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Odeon Hall. O,i,on JT.u
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Properly IN an parts OF the city for sale on Iona
credit. Houses erected for perSons oVuinR erouud,
and long time notes taken In payment. ReAf Estate
PAPER bought and sold. feo-d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-25
Cotton statement-Bnsiness in New York

Cotton Statement-Bnsiness in New York.
New YORK, July 23.-The cotton move
ment shows a large falling off in receipts,
but considerable increase in exports. The
receipts at all ports are 1861 bales, against
1886 last week, Is, 46S the previous week,
and 1887 three weeks since. The total re-
ceipts since September are 3,956,79S bales,
against 2,S43,0S4 for the corresponding
period of the previous year, showing an in
crease of ,l23,7l4 bales in favor of the
present season. The exports from all ports
for the week are 1921 bales, against
l2,7l2 for the same week last year. The
total exports for the expired portion of the
cotton year are 3,O95,5H bales, against
2,l59,S99 bales for the same time last year.
The stock at all ports is 156,3l9 bales,
against 1854 for the same time last year
The stocks at interior towns are 1926
bales, against 1926 last year. The stock
in Liverpool is go, 900 bales, against COZ ,000
last year. The American cotton ahoat for
Great Britain is $4,000 bales, against 62, 600
last year The India cotton afiOat for Europe
is 575, 585 bales, against 600 last year.
At the South during the week more rain
has fallen, but it was needed in many Sec
tons.
Cotton was heavy and lower early in the
week, but afterward partially recovered the
decline. The sales for the week are 1880
bales, of which $500 were for future de-
livery, and Is, 900 on the spot and to arrive.
OF the spot cotton exporters took about
Il25 bales, spinners 4l00 and spectators
1900. Hog products have been moderately
active, but without any marked improve
ment in prices. Beef products have been
quiet Dairy products have declined. To-
bacco has been active in Kentucky leaf, and
prices have advanced. Naval stores ad-
vanced in spirits, but have been quiet in
other articles. Petroleum has been I'M
settled, but closed frmer. In hops there
has been large movement for export at
full prices. Wool and metals have been
firm on a fair business.
In other domestic products the changes
have not been important. The general trade
of the city has not developed any new fea-
ture during the week, and dizziness prevails
in all departments. Dry goods have been
generally firm. In the carpet trade orders
for goods for the fall trade are still being
placed with the manufacturers at value
when delivered. The advance of about five
cents per yard, made early in the present
month, is well sustained. The boot and
shoe trade continues dull and the only re-
lief to the market this week was the ap-
pearance of a few Southern buyers. Spring
and summer goods are offered at slight
concession to close out stocks, but fall and
winter goods are held firmly. In the hard
ware trade some of the large firms are pre-
pairing for the fall trade, but business gen.
orally is very dull.
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were jewels, mother of pearll" mo, my
hid, the Graechi were Comedians"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-25
ARTICLE XII

The high contracting parties agree that
all claims on the part of corporations. com
panies, or private individuals, citizens of
the United States, upon the government of
Her Britannia Majesty, arising out of acts
committed against the persons or property
OF the citizens of the United States during
the period between che thirteenth of April