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ES-One Thousand emigrants a month are
pouring into Oregon.
ES~The Russian prince thinks he csnnos
stand cCr Summer climate. II he brings his
furs he may keep comfortable.
Ey-Judge Arthur, OF San San Jose, California,
has teen M minated by the democrats OF that
district a. tie successor OF Mr.. Axten IN Con-
gTeAs. .f
81 Charles Dolnsr was arrested IN New York
last evening, !Or having caused tie death of his
brother AscUst DohneT, whom be struck on the
head gith a sword kilt LIST Sunday.
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The star DIV Mail.

Persons leaving tle CRY for the summer or
any portion OF il may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate OF hfty cents per month Orders, accom-
TsIied by the money, should be sent to the bush
ness cfHce Of tie paper.
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LOVE AND hCRDER--Chauncey Barnes. a
rejected sutton, shot and instantly killed Miss
Anna Dwight, school teacher, at Stone Lake.
IA Lagrange County, Indiana, last THURSDAY
.veniny. He Afterwards fred four shots into his
1Wn head Ills injuries viii prove fatal He
a removed TO the county jail, whore he now
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TIE CALIFORSIh Miners STRrKR.-A con-
SultatiOn between Governor Haight and the
riOtOus miners Of AmadOr county SATURDAY. night
resulted m no arrangement OF the difieultfes
The miners being defiant and determined 20 nre-
vent any VOrk being done. The Governor tale
Sraphed 20 Sacramento for troops 20 march 20
AHlsidl yesterday morning. 10 Is believed thar
The miners VIII dtsperso when tic troops arrive,
and that there Wilt be no blOodshed
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MS EcIAL TICE.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Neto York arsHHe aHd l5th street,


Opposite Riggs Bank.
:" At a meeting Of the Board Of Managers, held May
~ u was voted that On and after June as small
as ONE DIME would be received deposits, and
would draw interest when the same amount to ONE
DOLLAR, and that the Bank remain omen for de-
Tosits every SATURDAY EVENING until clock
IN ~ dion to its usual business hours The object of
this change Is TO stimulate children and persons of
small means 70 save their small sums and put them
on interest, and to afford LABORING PERSONS a
more convenient time to make their deposits Inter
computed every six months, and if not withdrawn,
viii be added TO the principal, thus compounded
twice q year. y
Interest will be allowed and paid on any sums
Withdrawn IN settlement of accounts for every full
date 81 deposit.
~ la order to accommodate parties who do not
= sits made up TO the 81 of the month will draw
interest from the LIST.
Special deposits be received at special rates Of
I'M crest and stated time Of withdrawal
Authorized by charter from Congress- approved
May "a. $50 the corporation has filed bond, &C
cspted hy the Supreme Court OF te District for the
sum of S2ooGe in the Clerk office, the said bond
In the charter.
OFFICERS OF THE BANK,
II. A. WILLARD, President
WIN. STICKNEY, Vice President
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secretary.
b. p. SNYDER, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES OF THE BANK.
Hon. Andrew Wylie, Hon. NJ. q. Emery, Hon.
Joseph Casey, Alex. y. Shepherd, William Stckney,
Zenas G. Robbins, VIM. $. Huntington, james NJ
Latta. Lewis ClephAne, VIM. ii. Philip, George H.
Plant, J. III. Lathrop, S. p. Brown, b. p. Snyder, A
l.. Sturtevant, A. A. willard. je26-4t
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CROP REPORTS from Eastern and Central Wis
cOnsin, Eastern and Central Iowa North srn
and Central Indiana and ali part OF Illinois,
ceptible III effects, and many despatches saw
the prospects we're never better for the groviny
crops Reports from Western Wisconsin, inc
great wheat belt In Minnesota, and the section
bordering on the Mississippi give, however, bad
sceUuufs -
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CANAL TRADB--Yesterday was an elegant
a. AZ the canal, forty-six boats, carrying 8 $500
Ons, having cleared for ports beIow.-cgmJer-
end NCcs, Pa inst.
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n@PRINCIPAb OFFICE NATIONAL
US FREEDMANS SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,

COMPANY,
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGU-
LATIONs.
By authority Of the Board Of Trustees Rules v and
XIV q the " Rules anG Regulations" Of the Freed
Deposit Books, are modified a. follows:
Rsses (oT ths Payment Of Interest.
Prom the hrst day Of July, ISL, the Freeiman's
rate q six per cent Per annu until further notice
On all sums OF nve dollars and upwards received by il
on deposit, under the following conditions and ex-
eeptioPs:
Interest, at the abOve-named rate, will begin 10
acCrue at the beginning Of each month on ali sums
Of i've dollars and upwards thsa deposit 1t viii
De calcuiated twice year, viz: on the first day Of
July and the first day Of January in each year and
viii b paid in enh TO- or entered to the credit Of the
depositor a. a deposit, as he she may prefer
within twenty days after those dates.
No interest VIII be allowed paid on any sum
Withdrawn before the first days Of July or January
IN eech year, for the period which may have elapsed
since the date Of the last dividend.
On deposits 81 Eve thousand dollars and upwards
only i've Rer cent per annum will be allowed.
Rule XIV shall read thus:
Deposits IN sums Of not less than fifty dollars may
be received 70 be subject to check at sight which
shall draw interest from date II deposit at the
four per cent per annun; condition that the
sums deposited shall remain on deposit not less
than thirty days.
But deposits made under this rule will not partci.
tate IN the higher rate OF interest Of Rue " ie Wv
11sSOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the WASHINGTON CITY FIRE DEPART
MINT prior 10 June 1, Is hereby notified "a
present the same 70 the undersigned committee, on
OF b.f9Je 1he hrst day Of July, ISL, at No. 400
GEORGE W. SMITH, Commissioner.
MARTIN CRONIN, Chief Engineer.
II. ID. BARTLEY, Secretary.
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BOARDING.

CooL AND AIRY RO0hS-Nicely furnished
~ and provided with every possible comfort and
convenience, with strictly frst-class TABLE
BOARD, at llO4 18th street. Location uusUr-
pseseo: je2Sf-
GUNNER BOARD CAN RE Han WITH 1,177,,I;
- and well furnished Rooms and the comforts -
none, az the NATIONAL HOTEL, WOodstock
Shfnandoah county Va, al SD and sS3s r<r nooth
Refer 10 MAJOR Oh. Appel, corner Of and 18th SIS
.a II. SCHEFFER,
leO-ZW Proprietor.
RR0OkYlLLB BOARDING. HOUSE Is OPEN
y Tor the reception OF SUMNER B0ARDgRS
PERSONS Accommodated with good Board, and the
privilege Of riding out Horseback or in GARAGE
MIS-. III. WEER, Brookville, Monteonery county
my 2 In
ELIGiBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
con be bad at No. 1918 street, on reasonable
terms Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fe9 n
EIBST,CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEAsiyT
II FRONT ROOMS, TO De haa on rea.sonsbia b-Tr,s
At 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street Good Location and accessible. nh23-Iy
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Goxeruoept sec,,r;,,az
Stock ReDDrt.

~ BarterS', Brokers' oRf Commercial Tslsgy1ph I
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds in
hone and toreign market ~ follows:
NEW YORK, June 26-First Board, 1O.0 A. m
7. $ ISL, coupon, lI7I; sos, 62. COUPON lIysI.
so :, %, coupon ,llz ;52Us, 65coupon, li25 sO's
new, o. coupon, us; SOS, %, coupon, Il5sS
Dos, g. coupon, ll5lz; 10 5, coupon, 1I0ls; Cur
TSnSy "a ny; mariposa; 4; Canton. -; CuTnbcr-
YER, III; Pacific Mail, az; Boston Water P9wSr,
ADAMS Express, 500, Wells, Fargo ! Co.'S Ex-
press, 49,; American gxPress, So; United states
kXIress, 81 New FORK Central and HUDSON 95s<;
Ncw York Central Scrip, 9l1z; Erie, ~; do pre-
f ffI N al Harlem, l2s do prsfd, < Resdns
Mclean southern, lllzs; Union Pacific Railroad,
~; Illinois Central; :; Cleveland and Pittsburg
ia; Northwest 121S; DO preferred, S75s; Cleye,
lard, Columbus, Cineinr att and Indiana polls, -
Sey Jersey Central, III; Rock island, Ii0si:
Milwankie and St. Paul, t31i; do preferred, Tsiss
wabash and Western, g; Delaware. Lsskavanns
and Western, l06; Fort Wayne, 9Sk: Alton And
T TsTre HaGte, Hannibal and St. Joseph, sd
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, issS; Columbus
chicago and Ind. Central. 201S; Tennessee 6is
cid, I2AS; do. new, ~ Virginia 81, old 81: North
Caroi Gnn Ss 3d. Cd tS; DO new rs Missouri es
Bonds, 9l1<; Gold, lI21SaII2SS Market strong "
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BALTIMORE, june 26.-Cotton quiet and weak:
low middlings, l9alS14. Flour nominaIy unchan ga5
wheat aeive; new white, 81 55a 81 50: old do 81 so
~; LIme new red, Sl.7ea5l 80; do. good, S 50
aSl-5o; Ohio and Indiana, Old 81 IS; fair to prime
PennsylS ania, 81 .46a 81 IS Yellow southern Corn
dull eOao3c-; mixed Western, Tic Oats dull; SOUTH
eIn scarce, 1Oasoc.; Western, no demand, 6laSSc
dPr0Slsions better feeling Whisky quiet and steady,
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Tirginia skies, old, 2i1s bid
NEW YORK, June 25.-StOcks strong and dnii
Governments strong and quiet. Virginia SKIES fS,s
do. new, ~. North Car0lnas. ga; do new. TIs
Money easy, Gold steady, l23S. Exchange, long.
NEw YORK, June 6-F1Our dull and droonino
Wheat heavy. Corn dull and declining
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MARBLE AND SLATE MAsTEI.s.

am now selling, At reduced prices, for cash, at my
Marble Works. moth street and New York avenue,
near the Treasury Department.
myl1-ly VIM. RUTHERFORD
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DRY GOODS.


nARGAINSl BAEGAINsiI
JAPANESE SILKS-GREAT RFDUCTTDNt-
Beautful Stripes, - CeIt-. Cic,Ss, Stripes an
Pl-ln At 1s centsi do, very best -oO1s - cents
DRESS GOODS, 10, l23s, IS, Is. 20 aud Is cents.
etc, &C.
HOSIERY, fine stock. DO SHIT 1t a sacrifice, and
vii be sold corresponding j low
BARGAINS IL ENEBY DEPARTMENT
BOGAN : WYLTE,
Dealers in Foreisp aud p.EBeslic Dry ls,r-is,
lois AMI io2O 7th s:r,ot " W.
~ Oae Price. Jhrr dsalirs 20 I'll. Ial6-tf
BAEGAlNSI BAEGAINsn
DRESS GOODS at REDUCED PEIcEst
LLAMA LACE POINTS. very cheap
Gents. H.InIled Linen EANBkEIsCHTEFS, It
l21s cents apiece.
Ladies Rsmstitched HANDKERCHIEFS, at AZ
cents.
LaFgesize All Linen INADVERTENTLY .fourfoe
% cents.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOF-
Lin aid SAEETINGS II popular prices.
EMORY BANEER,
myll-u tRepl 1920 Pennsylvania avenue
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].
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MARSHALL HALL is now open for the rece ntion
OF ExcuTsiOnists and Pic mic Parties who may de-
SIRE to pass delightful day at this Elegant and
Beautiful Retreat. $500
. We offer such Inducements worthy of considera-
tlon- having large and extensive grounds with mag
vlth all It's appointments, together with Swings,
Crc9net Grounds shooting Galleries. and all else to
a.. The Steamer ARROW can be chartered at any
uIne 10 exeursionists, &c, desiring 10 avail them
selves Of the pleasures relative to this beautiful
place.
For Information and terms Of charter please annly
70 Capt. Thomas Stack pole, Steamer Arrow foot Of
th street. - JAS. SYKES,
leZb-r IThrOn Rep Pat, Sunt
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TFREAD TIE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
Ne( sister IN charge of -. AIMS Infant Asylum:
90 MT. katssr-Dear sir: am grateful for the kind
ness extended 10 all people who assisted at the
festival held Analostsn Island, June 5th and 9Th
and anything can do 70 extend the patronage of the
Island shah be happy to do, as the very best Of
order was observed on this occasion.
Ssry Isspfscna,iyj sj fIi IN CHARGE.
This beautiful and quiet Pleasure Resort will be
let for Picncs and Festivals the most reasonable
terms. On July 4th steamers will convey visitors
from the most convenient wharves In Washington
and Georgetown TO and from the Island.
Apply 10 II. A. KAISER,
AZ Greene street, Georgetown,
jezl-uy4 and ON the Island
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~ X Z Z p C o o Ii

~ K Z EP COOLl
By bathing the head eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when oyerheated, and whea suf-
fering from fever, with that
Z a--- Cooling Solution,
PROP. COOKS BALM OF LIFEi
Druggists; stott Co, $50 Pa. sv.: j r. MAJOR.
:. u. Lewis, 14o4 18th q: :; Ward Walsh, cor, Pa
ay. and 18th ST.; j. p. Milburn Co., 53l 18Th 81
G. G. c. Simms, cor. ". Y. ay and llth St; Nairn
Bro, cor. Pa. av. and 9Th st; D. Jay Taunan cor
neI 6th and streets; r.. b. Ferguson. OF Pa ay ,
5. E.,Washin gton. q. w. cropley, 4 o Bridge 81 ,
1hmss A. Richie, High II. r L. Cropiey Il
Col. 1So Bridge ST., Georgetown; Also at retail by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
9th and II streets. See testimonials and dree-
tons. je3Im
NOTICE TO HUCKsTERs ANDDEALERs
US IN THE NORTHERN MARkET.-The rent
Tor al stands and Stalls must be paid for on or be-
tore The isT DAT OF july az their appraised value,
according 70 law. Licenses for 1S1 must be shown
u. ii. STICKNEY, c..--,--,
THOS. h. GREEN. COMMISSIONER.
Jel62w :. MCFARLAND, Clerk. 3
TSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE BEING
er-cy q the FIRST importance, the N0RrHWESf.
EN. Ter the better protection of its policy holders
ehDged Us rate Of resery to per cent, thus Afford
ing an IsPR EG ykBLR SECURITY for the payme-,t of
All POLICIES q the Company they become claims
n,g0 4 /. +. KNIGHT, General Agent.
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~ S0TIC The officers and members of
S LIBERTY LODGE, No. 8. X Of p are re !.
qn-sted 20 meet AZ their Hall, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, June 2oth, at 60 o'clock. to make arrange
meEts % attend the funeral Of Bro. JOHN STAPLES
VI POrtsmC nth. Lodge No. B,D Va.
JAMES GARDINER, W @
y. l.. NENABL h, L. .. Itr
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IN -COAMENtEhBNTkA ERC1SES COLUM-
AS - BIAN COLLEGE.
The EXHIBITION Of the PREPARATORY DE
PARTMENT viii be held in the First Baptist
church, on 18Th street between q ard n streets, on
The EXBRCISES OF ths 4,TH ANNUAL COM
MkNCEMEST vail occur at Lincoln Hall Young
NESDA1 n 9Th inst y at ii O'Clock a. m.
The ALUMNI Of the several departments are
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, from TO 10 D.
m. lea
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FSIHE FIFTY FOURTH ANNUAL CON.
~ MESCEMENT Of GEORGETOWN COL
Ice, ID. Q: will take place ON THURSDAY, June
y ISL, q. 90 O'Clock q. m. The public are respect
fully invited TO attend
je63t JOHN EARLY, s. j., President.
~A MEETING OF THE MASTER BAKERs
ny ASSOCIATION Of Washington and George.
town viii be held AZ German Hail. on llfh street BE-
tween II and g streets, on WEDNESDAY, AFTER
NOCN June 18Th at O'Clock. A full attendance is
respectfully requested. By order of the Commit
tee jea6-2ts
TO YACHT MEN-Yacht men in
US favor 81 having q Grand Regatta will please
attend meeting TO be held at the Fulton HOuSe
Potomac Ferry wharf, Thu RSDAY. June 10Th, az
o'clock p N. All yacht men of Baltimore and Alex
endria are invited TO attend.
GEO. 4. SHEKELL,
JezD-St tkepJ President TsrboO Yacht Club.
nSALCMNI ASSOCIATION OF COLUMBIAN
Wy COLLEGE.-The annual meeting Of the As.
s9ciation will be held on TUESDAY, June n, ar
clock T.; N, at the Law Building, on 5th street
between and u. A large attendance is desired
By order Executive Committee.
ANDREW Il. DUVALL, Sscre.arv
Wh. ST1CkSEY, President. iesi.2t
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6I5O,Oa

LIE.
ore FA ny q 3 AicEEs south Of a. Ipsap,
One FARM % ACRES.l A>lial3-
Two fre-ac-e LOTS and two ten-ecTe LOTS. parts
OF MetrCT Ills View.
A FARM Of l9o ACRES On the Ola road to Bla.Isn..
burg, about three miles FROM Ma-hinrt1n.
A FARM Of lie ACR e.. miles from w ashfn-tor,
on b a Q. r. r.; good dwelling house ana iniprJv a
A FARM 81 6 ACRES On L. a o. r. Il, near ths
Agricultural COLLEGE.
Five fr.t-class BRICK HOUSES IN sne locations
A number 81 FRAME HOUSES. from 81 s,o 70
eSSo, N good locations. VACANT LOTS IN al
pss.1s . t e, s.sy som. # the Ferns WI Ss
Real Estate Agent aai Broker,
les-eolm No. Si1 7th street.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR
W - years az 10 Der cent. COAL pound interest
amounts TO els S4 y. One hundred dosrs ann aaIly
TO Ss-so.R. The SOUTHWESTERN loans is
iunds a 20 pr csIi Interest on r. Estate security.
nifiao,tf y TY. KNIGHT. General Agent.
WASTRD-Sa. 600 for on. OF more years. God
people.l Address Immediately, "A. b. C, No. 463
Missouri avenue. cc7
TO 0AN-sI2 600, $1,000, $4,000,
Il Sl.OOO, ON kEAL ESTATE IN this civ
- Apply 70 DODGE pARsEILLs,
mhS-u l42S street.
.sC,OOU a paying and legitirAte basinsss.
state Ssnts, business, a5d location Y. 4 X Is7-tf
II . Il X CHAN r.
One or two new Frenct-rOof HOUsEs on lth str.e,
and long time given for the difference in smoun. u
trade -
de2l-tf RI. HAIL, Nay Building.
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~wASHINGTON TARGET SHOOTING AS
Wy ISOLATION.
The members who are in possession Of paid up
Shares Of the capital stoek Of the Washington Tar.
get shooting Association RESPECTFULLY requested
20 cal with the same on Z. SCHMID, Esl, Finance
Secretary, No. 1895 9Th street. between the hours
q and clock D: m from the I'D until the 3th of
June, paratory TO the interest due thereon
, .. WOLF, President.
HUH kANDLER, Sec ". leS3- item
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nFWESLEY CHAPEL AND METROPoII
~. TAN SABBATH SCHOOLS EXCURSION
1C-MVkhoN. Boats leave Eth street wharf al 4
and clock a. n, pref ~ 10 Connect with snecia
Train at Alexandria at As FOR CA RLIN 5 SPRINGS
admits, 60 cents; for children so cents Parties de-
,,irinF 20 save trouble in the transportation Of
besks etc can have them delivered safely on the
cars II Alexandria, by sending them to the church
e1TEsF OF Sth and streets, by o'clock receiving
chec 4 and paying ten cents per basket. a caterer
will furnish light Refreshments on the grounds IL
n~NOTICE.-The Committee on Termination
N3 OF Applicants for positions on the Metro
IOlitan Police force will hold It's regular quarterly
WEDNESDAY, July 5th, ISL. at Il clock noon.
Je24-tJy5 T. A. LAZENBY, Secretary
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up 0 Z I r."
STEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
a. 10 o clock, from her wharf, foot Of
Ith street, TO MOUNT VERNON and Ee&S
mARsHALL HALL, stopping Mt all
the Intermediates landings, going and coming
r LOT freight Or passage apply on board to Captain
JAMES SYKES,
General Superintendent, Willard's Hotel.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SAILE-Obe g tae EEsT CIGAR -pgFs
n N tho cry, togetheT with SIX yeas laass I'D -,
prcnises. WI b sid a. bargain, II ss-ly aFeli.
cation is msdcto ''
CHS ? BISHOP
JeHof' SOs street u..- IN
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.

BROUN & CARTER have th- day dissolved
their partnership, existing heretofore at The
Plains, o., y. " NJ. K. r.; and EDWARD
CARTER and l.. ". HOPKINS will continue
the business under the name and firm OF CA r
TER Il HOPKINS, they becoming responsible
for all the liabilities, and being alone authorized
to receipt for the assets Of Broun x Carter t"
date Signed: F.. {. BROEN.
EDWARD CARTER.
l.. W HOPKINS.
The Plains. FauqIicr co., up ll-eo2w
DAINTS-Lcwi>'s Pur" Lad; Re<urg"m do,
i Raw and Boiled Ln-eed OH, Coach, Copal,
.J,pan, Damar. Shcllac, Asphatum and Parat-
fine Varnshrs, >pirit> Turn"ntine Patent Dry
i,,n Venetian Red, Burnt and Raw TIMBER,
Eurnt and Raw Sienna. Prussian Blue and Vel
low Ociires Also Paint and Narnish Brushc-
and Sash Tools OF all sizes and qualities For
sulr. in quantities TO suit purchasers, at lowest
market rates Orders from the country solicited
and promptly Hled.
ap2 JANNE1 4 co.
DICH. NIESEHQN'S PATENT AXLE
II GREESE. for sale by
ap 10 " GEO McBURNEY& son
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ANEW THINGS IN SPRING SHAWL
oRGANpIEs, dAMNS' IAPSS
GOODS, &c
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL q.

~ hite Goods, ChintZes, Linen Lawns,
Piques, Percales, GngLan. Hosiery, Gloves,
Parasols, low priced Dress Goods, Flannals, &c:
~ Very great bargains in Black and Colored
silks, French Poplins, Black Bolnbazines, AL
pacas. Mohails and all other black goods, of bet
ter values and colors than usually found in this
market
as-Decidcd inducements in Black Canvas,
Bureges. Grenadines Hcrnan>, Grapes and
Grape Wells Of the best grades.
ES-Cotton ShirtingS and Irish Linens and
Linen Bosoms Of the best grades.
F-Novelties in Ladies' FormoSas and White
and Linen, and other Colored Suits in new de-
signs.
@-Tuble Linens, Towels, Napkins, Blank
cts, Quilts, Pillow Linens, meetings and all
other kinds of Dry Goods for the special and
general wants Of families and housckcepcrs.
E&~ Coatings, CheriotS. Cloths, Navy Blue
Flannels, Ducks Cassmeres. MarseilleS. Drill
lings, &c, for men, youths and boys.
@~ Umbrellas, Gloves, Half Hose, &c.
gas-Our Northern and Eastern c"rr'sp"n'l-
ents send Us new supplies daily -.
s-ONE PRICE ONLY. MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
las- Our whole scale Of prices arranged 10 cor
respond with the present condition of the money
market.
ES~Sojourncrs and strangers will inspect our
stock at their pleasure.
S-Our customers in the South and South
western States are informed that We now fully
prepared to fiji their orders for Spring and Sum
Iner Dry Goods.
PERRY Il BROTHER,
P-nna. avenue and Ninth st.,
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. {.
Established 1910.
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.7ECTEON' S4LES.
DROOKE,s MfDLEFoR SALE

The undersigned, commissioners, will sell, by
public auction, ,onaS ATU RDAY, the 18th day
of May, 1871, in front Of Charles Wallaces store,
in the town Of Fredericksburg, y THREE-@s
STORY STONE MILL, with SIN ACRES III
OF LAND attached The dam cost 81 ,0U to
build. It is an excellent location. commanding
good custom. May be made Touring as well
as a grst mill. 1t is within stone, s-throw Of
the station Of the Richmond Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad. a. its junction with the Alex
andria Branch. III. ...--. ........... -, 3,
Sold under decree Of Court, on very liberal
terms, made known on day of sale.
! A. w. WALLACE.
CHAS. HERNDON.
WM. A LITTLE.
fredericksburg Va, ap 27-2awts CommrS.