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Space, between S'h and 9Th streets. i22I:
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JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BELoNGs.-In Justice
to one of our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself a
fair share of public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains itself:
To the Pubiic.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and say
that il is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who az The same time claim that they
never devote a dollar to such purpose, and yet
resort TO mean eXpedients to reap the besefts of
those who DO advertise, feel it due to myself
and TO nv patrons To state that | have no branch
store in Washington, and none save that OF my
hoop-skirt and corset factory, at i0S 18th street.
lntelIigencer building. Ladies in search of my
establishment Will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, IGS eth street
Thankful tor past favOrs, beg leave TO inform
the public that j have just received my new
spring stock. including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mings, the most complete stock of fancy and
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all of
which are specialties, and thai will endeavor
in the future, as in the past, so TO conduct my
business as 10 continue to secure the confidence
ofthe ladies of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons to the contrary not
withsfanding. Charles Baum, 40S 9TH street, De-
tween ID and f..
DIR. LEON. III 4 street. hetwaeD 18th and 9Th
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OLD MOI NEW (NEw No.
9TH ST. SPRING STOCK 7ra ST..

OLD MOI NEW (NEw No.
7r ass ST.. SPRING STOCK zr asG ST..
PAPERHANGINGs.P PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS, &c.
The Lergest ASSORTMENT in the District, OF Fcrsiga
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
ma II X RlTER'S,
Nc. Sc 9TH street, bet. and sts., doors abov,
Odd Fellows hall, New No. 1891
PAPERHANGiNGS.
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, of entirely
the Dolly Warden, -" Imperfai,"" Brocade," AM
other rich anG 81 styles, in gilt and plain, with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock OF
medium and ow-priced Papers, gilt and cemmOa
be rdeIs eenters &C. ranging in price from l29z cts
specially TO order. ~ inch plain suits, for panel
ing, with gil; rod or finishing plain Also, patent
snd perfect representations Of Wood and Marbles
Cor psneling halls, yesQ -, &c, tspecimen panels
and decorative Paperhanging executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES,
in Gilt Walnut, 49, solid oval and oval, from card
tures; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
for wreaths. Frames made TO order.
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD AND
TAsSELS, &C.,,
ture Cord Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Nails,
Rirgs, &c. Window Shades made 70 order.
PAINTINGS, EEGRAyINGS, CHROM0S, &c,
always in store on exhibition and sale cheap.
All orders for PaperhaBg iDgs, Window Shades, on
Picture Frames punctually filled, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Cash. ...vp,rr,
apis Inn New No 439D
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eT.' An amateur" writes to us for the best
way TO cure eornstalks, but omits to tell rs VIII 1t
ails his cornstalks--D dabHry INelcs.
~They tell of q mau I'm Lonion who, having
been unfortunate in previous speculatioGs,
Staked his AL on AN inv s'ment In riehbOT re
bonds. On hearing the result OF the recent lit
he poisoned himself with strychnine.
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VIZ. Ii. "H H4EIK YpyryNe
AND SEQ URING ESTABLISHMENT.

ORFiCE-49 JEFFERSON STaEEr,
GeorgetowR, ID. O.
Established 1881; premium awarded 1857; and is now
oDe OF the Oldest largest and most complete estab-
lshments OF the kind in this country. My patrons
will consult theirEwR interests by sending in their
fall aud winter goods during the summer mont rs
Best place in the District for Cleaning OF Dyeing
Geniltmen's Clothing. Everything appertainfng b.
the business well and promptly executed. Office
clesed daily at sunset, except Saturday when il will
beopen until So p. m. Post Office Box 723. APP
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SAILS OF REAL ESTATE IN VIRGINIA-The
large and fine estate, containing $50 acres,
known as "Bendover," on James river 10 mil 8
above Richmond, the property of Major Villa IN
b. Sfanard, has been sold for S35, 900 cash. A
gentleman residing in England was the pur-
chaser.
The suburban farm of Mr.. John p. Ballard,
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potion &C
railroad, two miles above Richmond, has passed
into the possession OF Thomas Branch, president
Of the Merchants National Bank, for S1O, Oe9
cash.
DR.. ID. c. Gordon has purchased the farm of
James /. HuntOn, near Catlett's Station, giving
for IL his splendid residence with 30 acres = !,
-tached, near Warrenton, and SIT 500 In money
or the equivalent Of S35 900. The farm contai ms
500 acres, and il one OF the most productive and
best improved farms In the country.
TIE HUSTON CAsE.-we learn that the LIST
OF charges against the Rev. DR. Huston, pre-
pared by Rev. Drs. Rodgers and Gardiner were
mailed to him yesterday, though there was some
dificslty In deciding as to. his present wherc-
abouts. A reasonable time will be given n N
TO appear and answer before the church co M
mittee. If he does not appear this investg -
ton will progress, and the result, whatever ;t
may be, promulgated. All the witnesses in
Baltimore have been examined by Messrs. Rol-
gers and Gardiner, and extensive correspoa +
ence has been had with parties in GeorGi 4,
Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio, who have m le
charges of a serious character against him n. -
vious to his location in Baltimore.-Baltim. re
Amerieon.
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THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADs.-The an
thraci;e coal trade is reported decidedly DAN,
from several causes. First, the New York
public sale of Scranton coal last week shove Il
an average decline in prices OIL the March sale
OF some 10 or IL cents per ton. Second, prices
paid to miners and labOrers are at the minimum
point, and third, the scarcity OF vessels at Port
Richmond for several weeks past has resulte
in so blocking up the whaTyes that further re-
ceipts OF coal from the mines are stopped until
tie stock is reduced. IL is estimated that the
whaTves there contain at least 12j,001 tons
Very few vessels are in port and freights afe
high, ranging from 50 Is to - per ton to Boston
ard vicinity. In addition 10 the two or three
cCllieries in the Schuylkill region reported
stopped lastweek for the reason that their work
ing at present wages and freights afforded ne
profit to the operators, seven more firms ami
companies stopped on Friday last, namely
Agard. Noodle & Co., Hast Brenizer, Phila-
delrhia Coal Company No. ., X. GOrTell * Co.
GOrrell & Audenried, j. Anderson & Co, and
Brenzel * FOrtenbaugh. There were also some
local strikes in consequence of the low basis thi,
month for wages-S2.25 to miners and $3.50 tC
laborers. The same basis will rulef,r May. and
all depends on the state of the trade whether
or not there will be an advance thereafter
Philadelphia Ledger, 29h.
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CT Il Y TIE MS.

COATS in many styles, with vests to match in
large variety, finely made and trimmed. In
sTeCtiCn invited. GEO. g. HENNING,
No. 4l0 eth street y. w,
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RELIEF FoR rHE FgET-FEEs1

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BAHK, n. Y. ave
and 10Th St, pays per CT deposits. 27t3.1itI6
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ZOE A a EAP AND GENTINE

For PERFECT FIT in LalIes' and Misses Cor
sets, call on Miss Annie X. Humphrey, 1l09
street. .
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,PRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT.

119 Bridge street, GeoygetotcH, ID e.,
Has receive ed fir, m New York, and is now Offering
az he toir,I eaSh prices complete assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. consisting Of A
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, of all the new ami
MOURN ING GOODS of all the best and most re-
liable axes, NJ hairs, Black Silks and Grenadines
WHITE GOODS in every variety; best KID
Gloves. ParasOls and Umbrellas Llama Lace
shaNls and Jackets; Ladies and Gent : Under we ar
and Hosiery; Table Linens, Sheetings and Shirtngs
Of the best grads.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Msttincs, OIL
Cloths and Carpets Always fall assortment Of
Gents and Bcys' Wear; DOIiY Warden Percais, with
fun line of Domestic Goes, to which the atten-
-. 90 ---. - e. sLvi-ld.
aIZ0-lm J. H. SNDOT
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FHE 81.
Corns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DR. Whites rooms, SIS 18th street
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, North
Charles street. Fee 81
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Miss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY, 1iG9 street,
has just received good supply OF White Goods,
Lace Shawls, and Summer Hosiery OF the finest
quality. These, with Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Furnishings, Lubir's Extracts and Atkinson's
PerfumeIy, she offers at New York prices. She
has no old stock selling "below cost and dear
at any price, but new goods of best quality.
Nj ss Humphrey is agent and issues passage
tickets and prepaid certificates for the Anchor
Line Ocean Steamers
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POLICE Editor .Stdr The property holders
OF the city have been to considerable EXPENSE
for the Improvements made In front of the res
ideT ces in some parts OF the city. These, some
Of them, are liable to be totally ruined unless a
law is passed by our legislature to prevent per-
sens from wantonly travelling over grass plots
and loosening the posts set on the line of the
sidewalk. This practice among children and
lawless persons generally Is destroying some of
the best improvements on some Of our streets,
and there is no help for 10 but by invoking the
aid OF the law and the policeman.
SCBSSRIBER,
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OUR MOST WEALTHY and aristocratic Ladies
have shown decided preference for French
gut Jeweiry- IL Is a. durable gold. and the
designs into which il is manufactured are in6
Giteiy more beautiful while not nearly 40 exnsn
ssve. In full sets, with bracelets bandeanx
ornaments for the head, neck, ears, and lockets
ard with all the sets supplied with gold wires IL
l. TO all inten's and purposes as desirable as
sfuclts possessing more intrinsic value, aud for
dress and ornaments is perhaps superior. Mr.
Prigg makes a speciality of French gilt at his
popular store, Az Pennsylvania avenue, al
though he has splendid assortment OF Alaska
usnonds set IN gold, and thousands OF STYLES of
oolSr Jewelry- AL his styles have either gold
OF plated wires, so that the ladies can wear any
VI Ms Je"eiry without danger Of corrosion.
olstriet held meeting at Jones' II All last NIGHT
Ahd passed resolutions declaring that the en-
iiot ment OF foreign capital and labor IN the
saslon ., domestic Is peculiarly disastrous 20
must end In leaving them psupers or erIminaIs
uIOn this community, and reouestir I, tha c.
trnor and Board OF Public Works 10 sward ~,
tracts only to resident contractors who viii en-
ploy home labor. Richard Brown. Robert Gil
more, John II. Chapm IN, John III. Bolts, Alfred
Day, Geo. W. Phillips, and the delegate OF the
district, were appointed q committee TO wait on
the Governor and the Board Of Public Works,
ana present them with = copy Of the resolutions.
MIR ID. T.. DAVENPORT, whose arrest on a
Iefulsltion Of the governor OF Tennessee has
Deeh notced in The STAR, was before judge
csrteE last evening. Ii will be recollected
that he was charged with having emhs2yied
over $1,000 while receiver OF a railroad in
that state, which charge he CLAIMS he can nrovs
20 he false His coUnsel-Messrs. Stilison and
RUndy-mOved his discharge on the gronnd
that the papers were not in form, there heinz M
affidavit that he Is a fugitive from jusf,ee,
Judge Cartier sustained this notion and dis
charged him.
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rEsrsIsT1yE ASSEMBLY

HOUSE OF DELEGATFS.-The House met
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Campbell asked
unanimous consent 10 take up and consider the
resolution offered by lin last week TO amend
the rules so - to increase the number of mem
hers Of several committees. Mr.. Boswell OBJ
iceted, ard ON melton OF Mr.. BuTseiey, the
House adjourned.
COUNCIiA-The Council was called to order
At j. m. to-day by sIr. New. Present, MeSsrs.
Douglass, Hall, Smith, StiekBey and ThOmp-
son. No quorum being present. the Council adj
iOUrned until to MORROW sf 6 O'clock p. m.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near Ak street
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LIKE HOT CAEEs.-Thoss Atwood suits sold
by A. straEs st OILY slO are going of like hot
Cakes
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CUTTING AT A Ballast night a colored
club gave bali at American Hail, on ID street.
between 18th and 18th streets, during which IL
Is alleged that James Burnett assaulted one of
the women-H Hannah Barber-and some mem
otrs of the club attempted to quiet the disturb
ance. Burnett then drew q knife and threat
ened TO cut any one who came near him. and
while he was slashing around, Richard Lewis
received severe cut in the left side of his neck
Cfheer Doane arrested Burnett and q charge Of
assault and battery. with intent to kill. was
preferred, and he was committed to Jail for a
bearing. There are two other warrants against
all. w ASo on
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DIR. LEON, III l street, between 18th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Mr.
CiUss, Inspector, &c, as follows:-.John end
more, two story brick, ii street. between 1st and
North Capitol streets, northeast; German Evan
gelical Lutheran Zion Congregation church and
school building, 81 bv CO feet, corner 9Th and p
streets northwest; A. r epherd We three-stOry
with MansaId roof bricks, corner 18th and i
streets; Margeret Gross, frame, 4th, between X
and l. streets, northeast; w. III. HOllidge, three
story brick, Coz ner 9Th and o streets northwest:
Nm- Tobin, two-stOry frame, jackson aIley
tbetween G. and III and North Capitol and Isl
streets nOrtheast;) James WesterfeId. tyo-story
brick, Rhode Island avenue. between 18th and
ltth streets, northwest; +. III. Welch, two story
bricks, Sd. between and b streets, southeast:
Man TIN q Walker, three-story brick, 18th, be
tween and Q streets, northwest; Mrs. Gala
an, two-story brick, 9Th. between II and
streets, southwest, ID. NJ. Proctor, two
story frame, Rhode Island ayenye be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, northwest;
Nm o Brien, twO-stOry and basement frame
on I'th street, between l. and NJ northwes.
MIS-. II. Brennan, twO.story frame. New York
avenue, between DIST and 22d northwest; p
Shields, twO-stOry brick, I'd street. between X
and l. northeast; Mrs. Riorian. two torv brjcf
III street, between LIST and North Capitol north
east; %. w. Langon and Chas. Stratton, two
two-story bricks, 18th street. between q and 4
northeasti T.. Hayes, two-story brick, street
between North Capitol and 1st; G. f. James
two-stOry frame, street, between Sth and 9th
southwest; jos. ). Boss, four two-storv frames
street, between Sd and 4th streets northwest
John Batters, two-story brick, corner 18th and
+ streets northwest; q. A. Lane, six two-story
frames, corner 18th and streets northwest; X
Iobslger, two three story and basement bricks
street, between Sd and 4th southeast: ,Jacot
Nelner, frame for cooper shop, New Jersey
avenue, between IL and l. streets south.
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LOG AL n EWS.
Amusemenfs. &c. Tonight

NatLoHai TiSatsr.-Aimee in Opera BoaFe.
a. la PeTiChole."
81 yosTl's Hal.-Fair for the benefit of 81
.JCseYLs church.
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CnPARTNERSuIn

COPARTN ERSHIP
The undersigned have formed a corartnership,
III der the name of MAYsIELD & HiESTON. T.
carry on the WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS, a. the
old stand, corner of Green street and the canal
Georgetown, d. c., from A pril LIST, lS72
v. r. MAYFIELD,
al25 CT JOHN HIESrON.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
NEw BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FoR SALE
sBILLlNGross BooksroKE.
CORNKR a. ST. ANp Pa Az

Coed bye Sweetheart BY the author of Rea a. =
Eose - she. price. - cents. Noble L~rl: Seauri
20 the Lost Heir q Lnlithgo~. ~ Mrs. soath-
worth: Sis. True ss Steel By Marion Harlani:
IL -. within and without. by Geo. Mscdohaic
slse. An American Girl Abroad q -. Wonder.
~ Electricity. Translates from the French, Illus
trs-ed; 81 80 RiChted At Last. A Nov I: 81, M.
tel Lee. By the author ~ Valerie Ay'mer 81 A
Grow from the Spear. b. ths author az Woven %
Many Threads. rs cents. Maud Mohun. By Auuia
1hC mae, g cents. North American ReNieW-A pril .
{ 70. Northern Fsnas. Ry oliver Optic. 81 -.
The Bandit By August Banche. 81. baiy =
Life Among the Normens, 81. Snu'h Sea Butbles
s. Frarcafelle's Modern Cook Book, IS.
STATlONERY-Iar. Letter and fte Pap.
Plsnk Books. Pass Bcoks, MemarandUm Benk-.
Morkmsns Tine Books. Pockethopks. steel su1
Cold Pens, fsber's LeNi Pcn~ils, Inks, NuCiiarr.
Pore Linen PAY " Cnrds.
fNerl thing In the MAGAZINE. nevspa per and che =
publication line, Wholesale ana retail. ~
ShlLLINGTOS Bookstore.
arl3-u Corner - street aud pauua avenue.
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II. BAUM has opened a Branch, S0J Market
Space, between S'h and 9Th streets. i22.I:
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THE ARLINGTON FIRE ms. 90.
Il FOR THE DISTRICT oF COLUMBIA.
CAPITAL $500 900.
DIsECTORs:
James c. Kennedy. Vim. II. Ward,
Walter I. Cox, Mich. Acker.
Jesse b. Wilson, Charles Edm9nston,
Mm. II. Riley, DR.. Vim. 0hnst0n,
J. c. KENNEDY, Pres. j. B. WILSON. Treas.
Once 1928 @ street ". W apis sm
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
SALE OF FLAsKs, PATTERNS. AND FoUy

Dh1 AND MACHINE SHUP TOOLS.
BY virtue of bill of sale to me, made on the 10th
Of January lS72 will sell. public auction 70 tire
highest blcder, on TIL URsDAG, May 2i, IS72, at
O'Clock m, at Pick warehouse, Water street
Georgetown. ID O.. a valuable lot of Flasks, Pat
terms, Foundry and Machine Shop Tools
Terms cash. WALTER W. a. ROBINSON.
a25 THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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SIXTH PEEsBYrERIAN CHURcH.-ReadIn "a
BY popular eloeutionists. See amusements.
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.-About o'clock yes
IN the painting and glass staining establishment
OF Phiiip kraUss, on the fourth floor OF No 8
south Calvert street, discovered the dead body
OF the proprietor suspended by one OF the cords
OF ole OF the windows. DR.. II. l.. Spicer, cor
Oner, was notified, and summoned a jury of in
quest, who, upon the testimony, rendered YER
diet OF suicide while laboring under a temDo-
raTy alteration of mind. The deceased for a
number OF years carried on business at the cor
ner OF Mercer and Grant streets and his stained
glass was OF the finest quality. In 1856 he pre-
pared plates representing the seasons for the
conservatory connected with the Presidential
Mansion at Washington. which in design ana
execution were beautiful and highly praised by
all who saw them. They were gotten up at an
expense OF some SO ,OC0, and because of the cost
President buchanan declined to accept them
They were thrown on his hands. and being uu-
able to sell them Mr.. Krauss became involved
To such a degree that he could not eStricate
himself, and soon after exhibited evident symp-
toms of mental arrangement. He struggled
along for several years until the dull TINES in
the early days OF the civil war compelled him
~ give up his business. A short time ago he re-
turned to Baltimore and began business in the
fourth story OF No. So2th Calvert street, and
II Is said, with very fair prospect of success
but he had domestic troubles which proved upon
his mind, and the end was his suicide. His body
was removed to his late residence, No. IL Parkin
street, where he leaves a widow and four chill
dren. The deceased was a German, siXtV-tiyc
years OF age, ard a man OF more than ordinary
Htellgence.-Bdlt. Gag, SCH.
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TEE COPABTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
Il listing between the undersigned, under The
dissolved by mutual consent, April the l.t. 1872.
B. X MAYFIELD,
Il. 7. uIESTON,
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LADIES' GOODS.

IoSEPH KID GLOYFS-An colors, for A, IN
~ ladies and Uses AT - cents q pair and mn llg
warranted, at NJ. WILLIAMS, COZ Ptun-l 1lNbl
sylVania avenue. apZ-6t~ lNl.
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Llama Lace Shawl,
Go to
WOLFORD x SHILBRRG's,
APO ~ 9TH street, Island.
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DEAD CHILD FOUND IN A CHURcH-Oni-
cer Leach. of the first precinct fonnd IN,
female child in the Catholic church opposite The
station-house this morning, where from snnear
ances, IL bad been recently thrown throu eh one
oil the WiHdo"s- The coroner was notified
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKEr-Board of H,alh
The following arrivals-95.o 900 herring. seIIire
az from $50 to as per thousand GOO sbad:
s.eEnng at from 81 to sl2H per hundred. 500
nsh; selling at from lie. TO l9c. per hnrrh q
sturgeon selling at from $3.50 to "a each. 400
GELS, selling at 81 per hundred. rs bushels
bushels small oysters; selling at &c ner hnshai
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DRY GOODS.

NOW orEN.
wOLFOKD d SHIIBERG'S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE
TEE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY
NEW GOODS received da;ly for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and C0LURED SILKS, M0HAIRs, IA
PANEsE SILKS. fOPLlNS. DOLLY NARpENs
Of all styles, Black and white ALrACAs in az
prices, beautiful SPRING SHAWLs.
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
or all classes for summer wear
TIE NEWEST STYLES PARASOLS.
large variety Of
Choice Prints and Dome sites. Cassneres for NJ "A :
ard Boys wear.
And special attention IL called 20 the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
which comprises the latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana handsome
INGRAM CARPETS
Rar gine from 5 cents to : 1 per yard.
Good STRAW MATING AZ 25 cents.
Nice "a OIL CLOTH at so cents per yard
a call 20 this establishment will save purchase
considerable money.
~ REMEMBER THE lRCADE.Ws
&27 SEVENTH sTRELT.
spiStmayo Between II sni =.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES
lNDO hAN1E yum II "A lEaN.
"ASHINGTON OFFICE
OF TEE
LIMA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
HANSON q BLACKBOARD,
$40 SEVENTH sTRKET.

This great old Company hss been Conducted in
Washington for more than - years past by our Mr.
Hanson, and has weathered all the greAt insurance
storms Of this country. not by avoiding them or
keeping IN safe hartOrs, but by being sisunch an
strong enough to so through all dangers.
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