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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08
CLEANING HOUSE.


%rN-~ ~ N@@S FH1NNTN W.
Gold opened at 1888 0l134, against
ll419 at New York, and. after a fair bust
ness, closed at 1875 0lI33s against la at
New York. The reported sales embraced
$74,000, as follows: $4,000 (ate) at 1874;
$1,000 at 1893; $3.50 at Il33s 0l13R;
$4,000 1880. $500, $1,000 and $l5,O00) at
ll31R; $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at I139s; and
$4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at ll324. We no
ticed very little demand for the Custom
house.
The only sale of silver reported was $500
in American half dollars at 1854. The mar
ket is quoted at los a 1881 and 100 Tor
American half-dOllars. and 31R 05R T. cent
premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
The offerings Of sterling exchange were
again moderate, and, under the decline in
gold a. New York, rates have given way 4
ass " cent. The movement covered 42l,
400, embracing fI500 bill of lading at I24;
$4,000 Al clear At l24lR; G50O0 do at l245s;
$4,000 bank $4,000 and $4,000 at l25; 200
private bankers at 1854, and &l200 bank at
l2513,
Nothing was reported in francs or Ger
man marks.
At the close sterling was quoted at l2i0
l24a5 for bill of lading and Al clear. l25
l25A for bank, and francs at ASIA 400
for private, and 4.57R 0455 for bank.
Domestic exchange was rather frmer,
anu INC ACpOAiou so4Cb HuulLuCu UP 91~OyVOo3
embracing $4,000 bank at3-320I-16 p cent
discount, S102, 600 $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
commercial and 10000 private bankers'l
at lilo, $4,000 commercial $4,000, $4,000
and 500, O00) at Is, and 100000 $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 commercial and
$4,000 bank at par.
The stock market continued extremely
dull. We noticed little or no inquiry,
and saw no indications Of any rush to press
sales by offering shares or bonds at a de-
cline.
There was more movement in warrants,
and the sales included $500 new State at
sea-: $4,000 90 at G019; $500 small DO al y,
and 5000 Metropolitan Police at 704.
phe sales of city appropriation certificates
included $1,000 at II and $4,000 at 71l2.
We quote as follows:
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Havana, va
Florida Ports, to K ROberts-lst district IA
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, from Pensacola, in bal
last-NeW Basin
Ship Europa, Fulton, from Liverpool March 70, to
Meeker, Knox &cO-Point
TOwBoATs.
Perry, Sturtevant. from the Passes-ToVel down
and to sea, LIST instant, ship Ottawa 1ud ba1k
E~nergie-BrOught up ship Europa
sTEAMBOATs.
Continental, McClOy, from st LOUIS
Eatchez. feathers, from Vicksburg
Peerless, Broad. from Washington
+ HensleY. knderle. from Lower Coast
Shannon, Beatty, from Cincinnati
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COMMERCIAL


FtIDAY hVENING, june Z, I85I.
CoTTON--The sales to-day were confined
to 500 bales at still easier prices. reoniring
a slight no OdificatiOn in our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures. which are
for average lists according to It's types, while
ours are also for average lists, but with the
outside figures for strict:
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ST LOUIS-Steamer Contineutal-26 bids tobacco
COTS SKIS corn 65l SKIS oats PAL SKIS bran 6T5 bales hsv
2246 bbls -four 365 bbls pork SO eks bacon 81 ties Lard
39 kegs lard IS ties name and sundTy produce
Observation-Disclosures Shannon-l8hhds tobaeeo
5720 SKIS corn $50 bbls whisky II half bliss do I6
bbls pork 8 csk bacon 10 BIZ bacon and sundry pro-
duce
observation-disclosures Eatchez-195 bales cotton
1855 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peerless bales cot
W C0AST-Steamer & Hensley-15 hhcs
sugar and sundries
By q
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD June T-Sundries to order
LOUISIANA N x RAILROAD.
June 7-22 hhds sugar z bbls sugar STOP in specie
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON n GREAT FORTH.
ERH RAILROAD, June 7-62 bales cotton and
sundry produce
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Steamship George Cromwell, Clapp, for New York
Steamship United States. Crowell, for New York
British slip Cathedral, Niekersou, for Pensacola
in ballast
Bark Annie Forney, Libby, for Boston
British bark Linda Abbott, Scobey, for Pensacola.
in ballast :
French bark Alphonse. ct Marie, Privat, for BARGE
Iona
Schooner VIM Fisher, Lyman, for Boston
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MEMORANDA,

Icy Ielegraph.i
Baltimore, June s, 1872.
To- " WitherspoOn-Steamship Maryland sailed
at 3P. II. to-day for New Orleans via Havana.
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BELOW COMING UP,

French ship Formose, Dunsargent, from Liverpool
March 30, to Ocean, Zerega &eO-
Ship COuvena, Evans, from Port Madoc ApLi 9,
tOmaster-
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An Indianapolis woman claims TO have
been injuredtO the extent of $4,000 by a
neighbours COW.
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IMPORTS.
REORIPTs or PRODu0R.

RUATAN ISLAND-SehOOner Lily of the valley
26,500 plantains 12,000 eOeOanuts $500 pineapples
1900 punches bananas 5 bbls lines 5 bbls mangoes
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Weekly ouotnrions o Hidss. Etc.

Messrs. Hay 81 Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Expenses,
weighing, bundlng, drayage and commits
sion have to be added
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We nOUe an active demand for prime lots
OF heavy steers, and a slight stifening in
is weak and neglected.
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Marine Intelligence.
YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Saturday, June 8, 1872.
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BREMEN.
North German LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS VIZ HAvRR, soUTHAMPToE AND
HAVANA.
- The Steamships of the NORTH
German Lloyd viii resume thslE
regular trips as follows:
m From Bremen. From Sew O1lssus.
ANhFUhT December IL. January p.
- ...JannarY 81 March 9.
e NOR February ~ april 6.
April "A. June /.
Touching outward at Havre and Havana, and en-
their home trip at Havana and southampton, to
land and receive passengers and freight.
Later days Of departure viii be advertised hsrP-
after.
PRICES o. PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Esvsna
or New Orleans;
S 4B1 gold.
20 gold-
from New Orleans or HayanS to Southampton,
HAVE or Bremen:
gold.
IS gold
From New Orleans to Havana:
$50 currency.
SlhAA ..:.'.."...... 20 currency.
fSsSSse CoAets nom Bremen, Southampton or
nAVte . Ne" orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
jy2sl % IN Hr,o ASs atra
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

THE FURNITURE or PRIVATE FAMILY Ft
wish dispose OF some ~ rooms splendid rurnnc ina
for myself and which is In hnc order IL will sold
halt its value, Id lots, TO parties calling Monday o.
Tuesday at house 33 West Thirty second street bctwe,
Eighth and Ninth avenues
WALNUT BBD5TEADs AND CHAMBER suITs--(
w various stylest thoroughly seasoned; great Undue
ment offered " purchasers 10 select om the large stSt
At the steam Mar, $50 tiulson street
VNANTED-A STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNrruRi
w Carpcts Bedding &c, from $4,000 to S5OpD wort
for which bond and mortgage nrst class wcstchest
county real estate, well secured will be given Prin
Law, Equitable Lfe Aaaurancs 1uidinl. 1sVtdue
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

WT,O THOSE WHO PURPOSE BUYING FURNITU
The clerk at the Herald ONCE, who SO POI
takes our money when we carry down our awe
mcnt, inquired of ON the occasion Of our last "
we noticed any increase OF trade from our aov'
Ing ~ As our retail trade had Increased iV per
the Herald, we cheerfuy confessed thai we a'trie p
the immense Increase Of our retlil tIude 70 the
made OF the columns Of the Herald 70 INFORM n
public that we sell at retail as well as ~ wbolesae.
We manufacture furniture more extensively than
house In tho United States, and The old query Wher
All the pns 20 tor 10 put In the shade by the quest
"where does all the furniture gof' During tho last
number, II placed In line touching each other,
extend oyer 81 miles, We're the bureaus which we n
in the time 10 be placed top OF each other they
make pile sixty thousand feet high ten times
one year would seat every man and woman from u
Battery TO Harlem.
We quote how extensively manufacture for a
evident to all that the more largely manufac N
lower we make the cost, and we urge upon all buyer
furniture 10 call and surprise themselves at the INN
sity Of our stock and the littlencss OF our prices
We sell for $50 elegant walnut Chamber Suits, VIII
hardly any one expects " buy .ess Than $751;
We make for SIPS very tasty Parior Suits, such ss
would scarcely expect TO buy less than S2J and all OF
furniture In like proportion.
Tomorrow we shall open tor exhibition six new
Suits, and every Monday during the Fan we sh
show our new Styles The product OF the preceding we
Truly yours
EDWARD. W. BAXTER 4 CO..
Furniture Manufacturer a1 and 2o4 Cannl strect
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

TVO LET-FURNIsHED HOUSE $40 LINCOLN PLACE,
East Degraw street, Brookiyn first class In all re-
Epects. &l26 month.
The New York herald., 1872-09-08
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

ITO RENT-sIx GOOD ROOMS. FOR PARTICULARS
l. inquire at Is Beacon avenue, Jersey City Heights
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

tween two routes, fve minutes walk from South
Wall ferry; house all newly painted and in
cellent condition. Apply as above.
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

n fULL LOT. WITH THREE STORY BRICK AND
"A ams House In gS9S orSer fSry,ssysin,b uin street,
1sN' dkSIs Z. BAEE, "a Ws6 Thirty fourth sVset
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

To Lot or Lease.
N UNFURNIsHED UPPER HALF OF HOUSE IN
"A Wayne street, Jersey City, near ferres very desir
able; rent $3.50; immediate possession.
ROBERT T. MEEKS so Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

BARGAINS IN BROWN STONE AND BRICK HOUSES
- In various Of the city may be obtained by call
Ing on ISAAC HONG, Ill Broadway, basement rooms
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

RARGAINs.-FOR SALE, BY P. II. GRADY, 8N 9Th
- av@4Sth 9Th Ct bet 9TH and 9th axs.s b; a. Nova
Scotia, $500; 47th ST. bet 9th and 9th g. h. D
brown stone S3l OO0 $50 ST. b, 5h and 9th avs a. h.
brown stone $40 0U; 67th st. bet h and 9th avs, g.
The New York herald., 1872-09-08
HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER g. ls72TR1PLE SHEET
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
TO LET.

DRIME INvEsTMENT.-TENEMENr PROPERTY
Pays 10 cent on the cash required and posi-
bility Of loss-For sale IN Brooklyn, d. four Houses;
snbstsnal frame Houses containing Is rooms all two
lots z3xlO each all improvements and In prime condi-
tom best location e rent either city now and always
this property on the line that viii add
90 per cent 20 its value inside Of three years Price
e0; only - 900 cash required Also In East Four
tssnth street. Isguirng $3.50 cash. paying y per cent
brand new; pays Is per cent Apply TO d. b. SNYDER 4
The New York herald., 1872-09-08

ITO LET-WITHOUT BOARD, ON BROOKLYN
Heights to single gentlemen only, two large, hand
| somely furnished Rooms, second hoor with Of
| bathroom. Apply at 46 Sidney place.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.


The thirty third anniversary Of the 10Th street
Baptist church will be celebrated in the church
to morrow evening. large number Of minis
tiers from this and other cities Will take part in
A. meeting of the GreeIeyite club of the
18th district last night, the chairman, e.. p
Culver. announced the executive committee as
follows: j. l. Pearson, II. r. Donaldson Jas
Clatterhack, Henry Beach, G. G. Anderson
NJ B. Latimer (of Latimer * CIeary) has re-
turned from an extended trip to the Virginia
springs, hearty a buck. Frank Cleary the
junior member OF the firm, ian enthusiastic dis
ciple OF Isask WsltOn,D goes TO the fishing
grounds OF the lower Potomac with party next
week.
At a meeting last night of company b, wash
lngtOn Light infantry, IL was resolved that the
company appear at their armoTy in full uni
form on the morning OF September 18th, for the
purpose OF visiting Baltimore. to participate
bIation OF the battle of North Point, and to
visit the battle ground there.
"A cOlOTed man. named Benjamin Stewart.
was thrown from bis wagon, on the corner Of
Virginia avenue, near 81 street southeast, yes
teIday, Under the feet OF the mules. and was
very tadIy kicked and tsampled by them. DR..
hckim was called In, and AFTER binding NJ the
wounds OF Tie man he ordered him to be taken
TO the hospital, which Was done by Officer Shi-
InOhtCk.
Mr. David McCOmb, civil engineer. has Just
sub-dviGed and plotted the Miller estate, living
north Of boundary street, near the head Of 81,
9Th, 9Th and 9th streets, and the lots, - by 100
feet each, are 10 lie offered tor sale. Continue
tons OF the following streets are laid OF in the
plot: 81, A. 9Th, and 9th streets.
Lieut.. SOOuan reported 10 the Governor to-
day that an order for the burial OF the child of
Lucy johnson, residing on street, near 81,
which died on Tuesday of last week, was given
her on "wednesday, and that the undertaken,
George Bury, did not take the body away until
the following Friday, and in the meantime the
remains Rad deCcmpOsed 70 such an extent that
the neighbOTs made complaint 10 him.
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INJURED By PREMATURE EXPLOSION OF A
BLAsT.-As stated in yesterdays STAR, an ex-
plosion occurred at the Lewis quarry, on Piney
Branch, near Crystal Springs, yesterday after
noon, by which four colored men were seriously
injured about their arms, legs, and faces. Their
names are James Ginnus, Albert Bury, Joseph
Walden, and Joseph Crutchfeld. DIR. Stone
rendered medical ard, after which Officer Red
way removed them to their homes, near Bright
wood.
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witness that Lancaster had drawn a razor on
him. This was not proved, and the judge sent
the case to the grand jury, fNing the bonds at
$500. Burnett was committed. jas IL. Jones,
coiored, assault and battery on Cornelius III.
Clagett, by striking him a heavy blow in the
eye, turning it q rich mahogany color; post
Poned, Jones giving bonds In 500 for a hearing
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The Registration.
FIRST DISTRICT.

t.
The board completed the registration near the
corner of 18th and Boundary streets, tor the LIST
district yesterday, registering but % voters, ths
white and cOlored applicants being equally
divided. This makes total IN the LIST district
OF 56O-2G2 White and }5S colOred. Last year the
total number registered in this district was 12i-
go white and AL colOred.
SECOND DISTRICT.
The board are at BrightwOod to-day, register
ing the 2d district voters, and viii register for
the same district at Tenallyto to moTrow.
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G EOR G. ETC w N

The THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICANS hold a
meeting in market-house hall this evening
That BOX OF GARBAGE still remained I'M
touched on High street, few doors north of
Gay, Yesterday. Is the garbage gztherer dead,
or what?
RIVER NEws.-Arrived-Schoon Frederick
Fish, with ice to kennebec ice company.
SALES OF GRAIN.-The sales up 10 II O'Clock
to-day were 800 bushels fair to good red wheat
at Sl.50aSl.55
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CT TY TIE N s.

OPENED THIS DAY,
large assortment OF
Boys School Suits.
Boys Dress Suits.
A. STRArs,
1G11 Pennsylvania avenue,
CO., Three doors from 18th street.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. are
aEo 10Th St, pays per CT. on deposits. NtS1itl6
RELIEF FOR THE FBET-Fee, ~ per Tisit.-
Sorns extracted without pain; Buuions, Bad
Nails, &c. relieved and cured. at DR.. Whites,
No. 535 18th street, opposite U. S. Treasury.
DR.. WHITE, Chtropodist, treats Corps, Bun
ions, Club and ingrowIng Nails, &c. without
pain, so the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Operating rooms, as 18th St, opposite
U. 5. Treasury.
THERHoNsTRRs and Bsrcmeters are repaired
and made 10 order BY Hsmplsr. rear /. street
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JAZZ COOKE q CO..
b q n x . RS,
WASHINGTON.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THl DIS
TBlCT OF COLUMBIA,
Holdtas q Special Term the 2lst dag q August, 4.
u. ls7a.
In the matter Of the petition OF LaurA b. Brown,
guardian Of the infant children Of TH0M AS
b. BLOWN, deceased: :
Ordered, That the sale made and this day reported
bY Laura j. Brown, guardian Of the infant children
OF Thomas b Brown. deceased, appointed TO sell the
real estate IN the proceedings mentioned, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the sd day Of HEFTEMBER
next: Procfded COPY OF this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed and published in the city Of
washington, d, o., once o week for each Of three
successive weeks before said day.
The report states that the property was sold at
private sale for eighteen hundred dollsrs
d. O. HU4PHRE rs, Justice.
A true copy-Test:
A: wEBsfHR, Register Of Wills;
a1g1z-tha 1 Per Jos. J. Orr, Deputy.
THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
a. YEABOwER, late Of Washington ooanty, d. o..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deccased hereby warned exhibit the
With the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the ID day Of August neIt: they may other:
wise By Law be eXcluded from all benefit Of the said
1879. LOUISA YEHBoWE K.
ausmyS' Adminsustrtx
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DIR. THEODORE HANsMANN will return from
hock Enon and Rawley Springs tonight.
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DIX. RADgAY'8
S&rsaDaTfilfau ResOEySut.
TAX GREAr BLOOD PURIFTEs,

sysry ara, Of the Observation-Disclosures
skET communicates through the blood, SWeati
ssFor II is, for it cepars the wastes q tee boay
wiIh new and sound material. Scy0fala, Sypaslts,
Tsroci NOVA, TsSo7s, Mods :. "a. ~ Gls.9: ass
oiler fa-rs a fks sysser7, Sors Eyes, S.-Es7oToss
Sstn diseases, ETsTrtoss, KsrsT Sorss, Sad Head,
s,.. Tsrs Sa "a &C., S,,Ss.s's o.,; s's.s
WON'T, asd an vsaker.as and pei.fsl diseASTsss
Nis Streets. Los, 81 $3.50. ssd a.. ,sasts' q I.s
vords. 0( Mod<rs CSssstary, asd gels d0l $50
sers., az disease Is Scs.i 10000 20 css ilsa
~ the patient, daily becoming reduced ~ ca
wastes and decomposition that e continually pro
B s,Dss ess f This the vii snS
asss II. .ort q and and sss
oeeds h diminishins the lose q wastes, rs repairs
se.tips Better .,Pstiss nSrOvins. and asss saS
30; only does the "a RsArAlrIIIAs RrsoLvrvr o.,
Gel AL knovc re,ned,sl ssents 1. the cure q ohronh
o the only positive cure Tor
urfnary and wsnb diseases, Gravel. pistee,.
BrisSis Disco ssd IN al Gases where
T s .sss ~ is % White q
posits, and vher there h prickinG, burning ssnss,
sS s' B:s Is :ass ,ss Tos. '. IN s '..n
DB. RADWAYB
Rerfoce Purgat1ve Pills.
perfectly tss.sless sieesnty coated win swess
s ssr i. cure ssss & tss q ss
stomach Lvsr bo.sl. kid.sys ssr Ins
sson sess fs1ss
fnssms stios q The Bossis. Pile, and :. peI.1ss
aepts OF the Internal viscera. Merran.eo to ene1
. sssir,. . mere r or srss
few sosss Of BADwAYr PILLs vin ne "a
systan iron al the sb2ve, nsnS eslSss fs
KIpNrv AND BLAHDER 0oMPLAIHTe.
yr.n.v.1sn AND TRUIn send one Ssstsf
usMS Tfo RSDWAT 4 90, No. 81 naicsn Lane
New York. lsfssnstioa vossh tnsc.eecs yiub
s1t yeos s~WSS9seWa
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avREMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER
a. & r a US,
Popular Clothing House,
IOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10Th and In Streets,
iy26-tr Three Doors from Eleven b Sfree.
A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ESTATE uORTGAa z
Combined.

In its 80 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific zail
road Company furnishes 10 the public an Invest
ment security which combines the resey ne gotta
bility, the convenience, and the high credit OF
rstolsss railroad bond, with the sOdty and safoty
Of q real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They offered at par IN currency, asa yield Q
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging zs.
The bonds are o first and only mortgage on toe
road, its equipments and earnings, and also Oh a
land grant which, On the completion OF the road. Will
average g ,0OD acres to each mile of track.
They issued in denominations from 300 to
sl-ooe Coupon, and $40 to $1,000 Registered, have
thirty 10 run bear interest Of 7o per cent
in gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHICKS, sent to the post ONCE
address of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex.
change, without expense TO the investor, ct their
highest current prices.
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FINE ROLL PLATED BRACELETS. chased nm
both sides, with gold safety chains, beautiful
styles, IN gold patterns, at s6 per pair at Priee,s
JeWeIry store, No. 4d Pennsylvania avenue
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs-ProceeEings Yss-
ter3dy-lnspector Wallace was instructed to see
that all awnings and sign posts projecting 10 the
curb line on eth street. between PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and NJ street north, be removed at once
ice President Shepherd addressed letter to
j. w. FandeTbuTg, accepting his proposition to
complete the grading and graveling OF the Bla-
denSburg turnpike from Boundary street to tue
District line: the work 10 be completed within
sixty days. Chief Engineer Phillips was directed
to have cross sections OF the above proposed
work taken at once, and contract prepared
with Mr.. Vanderburg in accordance with his
Or Question.
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STILL GREATER
Reduction Ia Prices.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATEyEsS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE-
DUCE STOCK, IAN OFFERING FOE
TIE NEYT THIRTY DAYS.

Light Cashmere Suits, At. =, 9, 10, IL and els
Blue Flannel Suitsnhoroughly spongedL.... SIS
White Duck Suits Derby g. and $40
All Linen eulIs'..-.... --...-....4, D, b, and s.
and Vests TO match..-.....S - " anu g
Light cashmere Pants, singe.........3 4, S and Sc
White Marsellles so and So
hipaCa oeC =, 90 ) and 81
Linen Sack Goats ......T sc, /, 25, l.75,2S so
outns OheNlot sults. 80
boys Iessnlere solts.'......- IS
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats ~ o. IL and ais
Blue Cloth Frock and Perby Coats.st 10 STA
A Large Assortment Of Extra Size suits.
syA DEDUCTION Of 20 PER CENT. has been
made on all these goods.
"Purchasers viii find IT to their advantage 10
give me a call.
-Persons going 10 the country, or to different
Watering Places, can have their wardrotss rsplen-
isbed at a small expense.