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FIRST BoARD-l0i A. N.
Sales of State Bonds-Raiir0ad Bonds-Bank and Ral
road-ErDress Stocks. dc
NY 9tafA Ia B Zee

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10 900. be. l04
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600 ANN. 80
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Union Pacific lst M
10000. 79a4
Union Pacific 70, l. @
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10, 900. IL
Union Psc los, Inc
1.000....... 81 y
1000. ".." 90 =
6.O0O......., 81
Del. Lack 4 w Cow
6.000....Iint 90 n
Toledo & wabash, lat
81 Louis div
2,OO0....... 20
Great Western "a "
] ,000....... 1854
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3.O0O...."l03
Tol l. Wah Con Cow
2 OOO........ II u
Ohio 4 Sliss ID
2, O0O........ II a
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3. 00O........l0ll2
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4 O0O....... 80 y
Central Pacific State
Aid Bonds
2, OOO...h h. 100
American BI Bank
5O.......l03
PaTt Bank
20.....n.1l0sl
Cons0l Coal
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American Express
10. ...... SO
Adams Express
6...s3. 50 q
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Dnntirq Academies.

At TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
"A Lrrie s 723 sNhave, pupils attend 81 Their
taught waltz separately Send FOR circular
A DODWORTH's CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
n. No 2l2 Pin. ave- corner Twenty -srhsL'
Are open for the
Twice week-MondaJs AID Thursdays, rue,dAI aud Fridays
wedu.sdsys aad Saturdays
Once a week-sAurday mornings and Friday evenings
Gentlemen Monday Ani Thursday evenings
send for 4 circular.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

osyfoI<L REPORT NJ " STOCK ExoRASGE SALES.
DEC I. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-10. oCLocKA M
zoo nse. Tn al lima 1000 U II. Coup Sl....116h
1000 ~ IBID 5000 Us soc '65, nll4h
bs.
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Nem Publications.
zen. JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON"

Gen. JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON'
NARRATIVE OF MILITARY OPERATIONS,
DIREjTBD BY HIM DURING THB LATE WAR BETWEEN TUE
STATES.
This uork the srst authentic contribution from Southern military
OF material for historian and written In the se
inc aud which us eminent author % justly re
n0wned. 50 ~
Government s curtain much that perIe the understanding
Of people North South during the Of the struggle
LETTER FROM GEN. SHERMAN
HEADQUARrEEs Army UNfIRD STATS,
WAsHINGroS. d. C., Oct 81, 1873.
Ms.sr, D. APPLETON Co. $40 Broadway, York.
Dr sirs; the 3O repeating what said 10
me Yesterday have for publication the manuscript OF
Gen Johuon Narrative % the Military Operations directed b. him
during 10 Late War between the states" -, =,
hesitation sdvise s immediate publication, FOR
believe it extensive sale Al the Morrill, as well IS South
AMI in Europe. ,,. 80,
Don't wait the slow process o. getting subscriptions know
plenty OF men would buy tie book instantly who would mot sub
scribe
regarded by many the su general tue southern SIDE ne
also ready and WheTer he records will receive The
closest by students q the s Of this eoni9en aud Wi
enter largely the future Military History o. the CIVIL war with
great speet. ohede9t ssIvS9 w u SHERMAN General
Price elegant Cloth Binding - Leather 90 Hall Turkey No
rocco, 81 80,
AGENTS WANTED.
ID. APPLETON 6 Co. PUBLISHERS.
j5i BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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GEOR g T. TOWN.

PLEASANT MASONIC REUsIoN.-The Gecree-
town Choir gave their annual reunion a ID
dlnner last night at Fugitt's on Congress street
Several members of the choir were present. sS
also, number of honorary members, and TIE
occasion was delightful one to all concerned
The dinner was bounteous and savory, the
liquors abundant aAd excellent, and the us, A
toasts and speeches fer such occasions were an
nOunced and made, interspersed with a yaEie =
of songs and glees. The party separated at 6
reasonable hour well pleased with the cutter
tainment
OF vest street which WAS suspended last wins al
has been resumed by Contractor Gleason VITO
is pushing il to completion from WashInpt IN
street to Rock Creek. The new grade west III
Washington street has not been established
and not only prevents the Improvement of the
street, but stops the Union street railroad at
that point which all of our up town people
desire TO have completed as early as possible.
The grading OF Prospect street. between High
and Potomac Is about completed, and adds We nv
much to its appearance.
RIVER NEwS.--The steamer Georgesnna ar
rived to-day from Baltimore with a mise ellane-
oOus cargo, and the Lady of the Lake cleared
Dummock arrived frem Salisbury, Nd. with
6OoC0 feet or lumber to Joseph and J. z. l.! D.
hey.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Mary Ann ar
rived to-day ffem Alexandria with 500 bush is
wheat to Hartly & Bro, and the canal boat
Seneca with go barrels -four, 900 bushels Mil
fred, gro bushels corn, and 100 bushels oats 10
I. Z. Wheeler, and 100 bushels corn 10 IA. II.
Talbot The sales to-day were leo buskei Is
wheat from store, at SI.93.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish tod ~
were $1,000 herring, 1900 taylors and 100 shai.
Ihe herring sold at S6aSi50 per thousand; tay-
iors at 20 cents per hundred and shad at SO per
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Fairfax and tseOrxesOwn Turnpike
C00lB MANY.


ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS.
lCorrespoRdeRce EpeRiRs !StaT.l
FALLS CHURCH, Va, April 81.
Editor Star: The stockholders of the Fair
1aS and Georgetown Turnpike company hal
their annual meeting at this place yesterday
evening, and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year Robert Phillips, president;
and George OFT wunder, Isaac Crossman, Col.
Mott Ball, Thos. widdicomb, Truman Brush,
Allen PeaTce, and j. G. DePutron, directors.
ne completion OF this road is one of the most
needed improvements contemplated near
Washington, as the road is one of the principal
highways leading to the Capital city from vir
GINA Through the fact of there being no road
bridge crossing the Potomac at Georgetown IN
ui within few years past, this fine country
lying to the southwest OF Washington had no
good roads leading through it, except from
Alexandria, over which great quantities of
produce are annually sent to the markets at
that place. The whole farming community in
this egion say that as soon as this new turnpike
Is completed they will prefer to transfer all Of
their marketing, and consequent trade, to
Washington and Georgetown. Another enc of
the important advantages secured by this road
Is that 1T will open up to the people Of the Dis
trict cities the most healthy and beautiful Sec
ton of country near them for country homes
and suburban residences. We confidently pre-
dict its speedy completion under the manage
ment of such enterprising men as the stock
holders have now chosen 10 push forward this
important enterprise. WIDE AWAKE.
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ga swindler who talks French, German,
and English fuently. has been playing the dear
and dumb dodge at Sacramento.
SThe conservative state committee of Vir-
ginia is to meet in Richmond on Wednesday
May7.
IA Butler county,. Penn, girl has twenty
one lovers, yet she never saw steamboat or
railway.
ga Nashville man, In a paroxism OF anti
Modoc enthusiasm, attacked a wooden Indian in
front OF n tobacco shop
1Henry Bergh was arrested in New York
YESTERDAY on a suit of Dennis Christie, for al
legged false imprisonment. Bergh was released
ON ; . coo bail.
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PROPOSALS.
ECT's OFFICE

A RCHITECT's OFFICE,
N CAMDEN STATION,
- BALTIMORE &, April Is. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. thiz
Office until THURSDAY. May LIST, ls7S NJ II clock
NJ, for the ERECTION OF FOUR STATION
HOUSES at Dickerson's. Germantown, Rockville
aud silver Spring, on the Metropolitan Branch OF
the b. A o. II. Il.
Plans and Specifications can be seen AZ this ONCE
The right is reserved reject any all Of said pro-
pcsals. Bids viii be opened at this Once al II
O'Clock NJ. Of same day.
E.F. BALDWIN,
eE-ect Architect h. A d. r. f.
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g-The first fractured leg of this years base

1.-THE first fractured leg of this years base
ball season is reported from Iowa.
R-An advance of ten cents per ton on the
whole line of coal is announced in New York.
S-'Lucca-here nOw,'' is the way Pittsburg
paper announces the presence OF the cantat,ice.
HThe hornets and wasps, which are OF an
industrious if not affectionate disposition, are
beginning to reconnoitre for summer residence
HThe richest man in San Francisco is sensi-
BILE and hides under the table when asked to
respond to toast.
ga Rochester woman worked three hours
to throw the freshet out of the kitchen window
as fast as it came in under the door, but she
finally gave up in disgust.
1The Sharon Herald, noticing the approach
of the "Black Crook" wisely remarks: ssThis is
a superfuous performance while the crossings
are 30 muddy"
SAnold woman at Liverpool, ohio, didn't
" ant IN to take any trouble after she was dead,
but if it was just the same she Il like to be buried
with her spectacles on"
Bosses at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, charge in
surance agents and sewing machine runners
half dollar an hour for talking to their ,.nds
during working hours.
~Eli Brown, said to be one of the most dan
gerOus counterfeiters i'm the northwest, was ar
rested at the Fifth avenue hotel in New York
Yesterday.
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COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICS
AND GYNECOLOGY.

The Course of Lectures in this College will begin
THURSDAY, May I, at the Columbia Hospital cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, at
Professor Of Obstetrics, r. A. Ashford, M. d.
Professor Of Gyn@cology, j. III Thompson, n ID.
Professor Of Venerai Diseases Of Women, J.W.
Professor Of Diseases Of Children, s. C. Basey,
Professor of MicroscopicaI Anatomy and Psthol-
ogy, y, M Schaefer, n b.
.P.osectdr Of Anatomy and Curator, p. j. Murphy,
The objects of this College are to enable students
and Cd medicine to avail themselves Of
the facilities afforded by this Hospital and Dispen-
sary to obtain practical knowledge OF the science
and Of Midwifery, TO study and observe the pa
thoogy, diagnosis and treatment Of diseases of
women and children, aud 60 secure thorough knowl-
Two lectures week will be delivered by each Pro-
fessor during the months Of May, June and Sep
The Clinical Lectures by Professor Thompson will
be free throughout the the students Of thiS
College, as will alec those Of Professors Baeey and
Terms: For an entire course. including graduation
fee. $40; when two courses are takenfor the first,
F.A. ASHFORD, NJ. D., Dean,
all -eotmayl 1850 New York avenue.
THE BRYANT HOUSE, =
I Located, on eornes htk strea eSd N z. sessss.
Amer the ist Of December, 1871, Permanent ana
most desiraby and moss conveniently located houses
The rooms srs neatly furnished, wen lighted and
senfiisted, snd provided With eli modern bone -
The charges are low, bat the wants and the com.
'ort Of all guests will he carefully provided for.
The proprietor, z. RICHARDS, has determined &c
3rcyide good caterer. nov0- eou
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The Fish Markets.

observation-disclosures OF new fish for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George w
Harrison & Co., Wholesale dealers in tsh. Nos.
AZ Hing street, 50, 81, So fish wharyes, Alexan-
dria. Va.
Shad, fresh, per hundred, $1,000 to s1l.OO:
Economy family, (Delaware,) per bbl., s1i.O0.
Herring, fresh, per thousand, $500 to 5000;
Potomac, No. 1, per bbl, $500 to $780, Potom mac
per half Dbl, S4OO; Labrador family, per bbi.
extra 50 .; Portland gibbed, per Dbl. $500; Bay
OF Island, No. l. (new,l $500; do. family mess
$3.50; Lake herring, Chicago, extra, $500; ST.
WAsHISGToN.-To-day, at the Washington
fish wharves, the following sales to shippers
were made by K. A. Golden & Bro, agents.
10000 shad. from 5000 to Sl3; % 600 herrings
from So to IS; 100 punches perch, from Is to p
cents. 300 shad sold TO Capt. 5. Gedney, foI
shad bake at Glymont, Md.
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Condensed Locals.

From j. 4. Parker and Robert Beall We have
IGrpeT's Weekly for May ,, with numerous
Hodoc Illustrations
Gen. A. W. Dimock has sold to Mr.. John
Roberts his fine little farm of - acres, in the
county, known as Valley View, for 81 go.
The GRIND military ball, which was An
nouneed 10 take place this evening at the In
sugnIation ball building, has been postponed
until further notice.
Governor Cooke has received a memorial
fre IN the Society of Friends in MARYLAND, Penn
sylvania, Iowa, and the District of Columbia
praying for the abolition of the death penalty
In this District.
A Baptist ministerial institute Is to be held at
Wayland seminary, on i street, between 10Th
and 10th streets, three days this week, during
which Rev. Mr.. Stone, of Ohio, will lecture for
HE benefit of the pastors of that demo animation
"A number Of prominent citizens of Washing
Ton, including several members of the board Os
public works and other District government
oncials, went down the Potomac to a shad bake
to-day, under the auspices of e. .pt. Sam. Gel-
bey, and expected to have a good time.
The last reception of the season by the z. VI.
4. A. at Lincoln Hall, last night, was a great
success. The tableaux representing scenes i'm
the life OF Joseph were much admired by the
large audience present. Misses Ross, Moore and
others entertained the assemblage with sing
ing.
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NEsT-EGGs are frequently made as follows:
Take an egg and break a small hole in the
round end OF it, and remove the contents; next
fill up the shell with plaster of Paris wet up
with water to such a consistency as TO admit OF
its being poured into the SHE'LL after it ''sets,'
paste piece of white paper smoothly over the
hole: if this is not done the hens peck at this
end of the egg and soon destroy 1t. This kind
of nest egg is cheap and easily made, and they
win also last long time. Porcelain eggs are
sometim es hard to find Just when Won want
them, and besides, they are often made so thin
as TO be easily broken, whiehis the great OBJ &C.
ton to their use. -.sr.
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A CAREFUL BRIDEGROOM in Cleveland at
the W ddng ring in his mouth during the fore
pert of the ceremony, so that he could find it
when the proper moment arrived. He mum
bled along all right until the minister wink ed
as hint TO produce the ring, when in his
nervousness he swallowed it, and, there being
no stomach pump on hand. he was stood ou his
head by three groomsmen, to recover the
.'golden pledge.n
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A DEsrERADo CAPTURED-About1 O'Clock
to-day Oficer Shimoneek, Of the sth precinct
was on duty on Sd street, in the locality known
rs "Nigger Hill' southeast, when he discovered
a colored man coming out the back way
of a fame, goods store kept by Mr.. S. Ward
with his arms full of ladies' and children's
wearing apparel. On the officer approach hing
him he ran towards Gunand's wharf.
holly pursued by the officer, who over
took him on the end OF the wharf, when
the fellow finding escape impossible without
taking to the water, dropped his clothing and
made tight with Shimonneck, drawing a long
knife. with which he tried to cut him. Tie
officer held long and open Fight with HIM.
defending himself with his club, the thief
retreating and fighting at the same
time. The officer followed, and called
upon some colored men to aid him,
which they refused to do, but finally some
men came to his assistance, and the fellow was
knocked down and tied with a rope and carried
To the stAtion-house, where he gave the name
OF Henry johnson. The officer was consdera-
bly, used up, though not seriously hurt. john
SON has just been released from Jail, where he
has served term for larceny.
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SUIT AGAINST THE u. AND a.. RAILROAD.
Mtssrs- w A. Cook and ID. j., Cabin have tpr
Thomas Croft entered suit against the BATH
more and Ohio railroad COMPANY, claiming
$3.50 damages for the alleged loss of trunk
and clothing in April. 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-24

THE PEOPLE of st. Louis talk OF sending L.
L. Reavis, the 'capital mover to the Vienna
Exposition to present the attractions of this
country and encourage emigration. Reayis is
uncouth boor, whom no gentleman would
voluntarily come in contact with. He does very
we'll to compile statistics and do the heavy
blowing for st. Louis from home stand-poin mt.
but they couldn't do siller thing than send
him abroad.-fndfandp olis Journal.
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4 UMBERl LUMBERH

4 UMBERl LUMBERil
VIM. JOHNSON a SON
Have inst reSsised . large stock Of WHITE and
Giles, and FENCE PALINGS, all Of which we are
selling at low prices Great Inducements for cash
Cor. 18th spd sis, near stsfe Department ape-lms
CARPETs CLEANED AT THE STEAM CAR
~ PET BEATING WORKS, @yO Maine Avenue
bet. AZ and 9th ss. CARPETS called for and returned
Tree of extra rhagr. LORENZO RICE APIS Tvs
BRoDHEAp q Go Cos ..r.~,. -'5--'- "a.
buy and I, for cash, at the lowest market prices
Call aud anime their stock. uaril-sm
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CINCINNATI Buck BEER.-"Our Fritz al
ssMy Oft Ce'' restaurant, Mays building corner
9Th and j. streets, has supply CT the above
slsO every delicacy OF the season. I
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DOUBLE EXECUTION IN TENAs.-TWo men
named Barnes and Kimball were executed at
Austin, Texas, on the Monday following Good
FRIDAY, the crime for which they suffered being
the robbery and murder OF Joseph PhilpOt on
July %, 1871. They were convicted in October
last and sentenc on March 9TH to be hanged
on April III, but they were respited until the
18th on account of the religious associations of
the former day. Kimball was a man standing
six feet high in his stockings; he had large blue
eyes, brown hair, and dark complexion; he
bray ed the matter out, and to the last asserted
his innocence. Barnes was a smaller man. 25
years old, with round face, Struggling black
hair. and shiny little black eyes He also pro-
tested his innocence, but, unlike the other he
did not pretend to have no fear OF death. An
7, Nmense crowd, composed chiefly OF negroes.
wi. '"ssed the execution. When Kimball had
asceno. d the scatfOld he cut double shuttle on
II and "a, thed his conscience with large auid
OF tobacco. 'arnes was quiet and thoughtful.
Thev GotS diad "asily.
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SMALL Pox CASES have been reported az
follows since yesterday: 3 at the AlMs-house
and one each at 314 X street southwest: l. De-
tween 81 and Y streets southwest; let, between
y and q southeast; 325 F street southwest and
one in indefinite location. =
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p 'hers and Mothers
we are - dding to our stock large assortment
of bovs'. Vt rth's and childrens clothing
The waverl, Suits
from 5 to wears O, age, from So to S1s.
The Harvard Suits
from to 10 years of age, lroh - 10 Sz0.
Sailor Suits, Farragut-
from to years of age, and otn,r styles IN ED
less variety. Ours are the best made. Brst
material and newest styles in the marhet.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
APPS Gil Pa. ave., Metropolitan Hotel.
ia MAN WANTS A BOTTLE OF WHISKY, let
him buy il and take it home like a man, and
not sneak home with bottle of ''Bitters," Or
Cordial" and pretend that it is medicine. If
he wants tonic that is something better th III
temporary stimulant, he should get bottle of
Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron TOnic,) that will
vitaiize the blood and give durable strength to
the system. 6
SHIRTS MADE To Observation-Disclosures fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order at the shortest notice. at
koen's, 422 9th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed 4,l9,l:
AN EXTENDED POPULARITY.-Each year
finds 'BrOwn's Bronchial TrOches'' i'll new To-
calities in various parts of the world. For re-
Geving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases. the
Iroehes have been prored reliable. t,th,s
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, t0Othache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, colo,
lameness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia,
hOarseness, diarrhRa, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it Is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. M, til IS If
USE LESS of DooIey's than of any other Yeast
or Baking Powder, as it is much stronger. Put
up full weight. Give it fair trial. Grocers
sell it. 6
SAVE Your DOCTOR's BILL.-When DIR. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs,
colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, 1t does more than most
physicians can do. The use of single bottle,
costing one dollar will satisfy the incredulOus
that they need look no further for the required
aid. 6
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and G
tO8 Nt3,l4tl6
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. lis
SOUND FEET beng indispensable to health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from faI
and near to visit DR.. White, the well-knowr
ChirOpodist, No 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, SC.
WILCOX q GIBBS SBwINe MACHINE. Tit
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligencer Building. 1923
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street
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DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T
WILL Do THE MOST GOOD.

WILL Do THE MOST GOOD.
There is certainly no better place in the city than
the
METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE,
312 7th street, where, IL you invest a dollar, you
may rest assured You always the TkH eas Of
the dollar is guaranteed to you, without the draw
back Of receiving inferior goods The variety offered
is SO large, comprising everything pretty and use
full that il has become Q vain task of enumeratine
the different articles offered, and your attention is
only called to ow-mentioned goods, as all are
good desirable, and very cheap, and immense guam
titles have lately been sold:
Gents British HALF-HOsE, 5 pair for 81
Ladies IRON FRAME HOSES pair for 81.
GhiIdrens, IRON FRAME HOSE, 9 pair Tor 81.
Ladies RgffLE APR2Ns, grim. muslin; soc.
Fine psn aPs Pa. HAN HAND B sfsR6ssss
ssis: Sfsss stk So%s - e. 'no '''
s says T Es.iS.f ssSSGaN ESEEi RACK
si sa H Plssss m1 SosIf sTHsAP &c.
Beautiful Oval PICTURE FRAMES, soc.
dorns4 and Sf Side BkASkETs Sc each
6AGks rAfEs EACKs
For further List Of - "-'"'''
CHEAP GOODS,
9ILvERBHR0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls SEVENTH STREET.
apa-u near Pennsylvania avenue.
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STEAMER LINES.

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va, WASH
INGIoN AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
SAILING DAVIS.
From Pier Nsrth Wharyes, Phil r,sslkS
saei2hia, WEDNESDAY aud SAT ex1e><xzzza
DkDAf, 1t Ian.
From 50 Wafer street, Georgetown, ID G TIES
DAf and sATU RDAf, at To- m.
Inns line connects Phi adelrhi with CLYDE
Iron Line" Of steamers fer Providence Basfou and
New England States. NJ wharfage in B s-tan bT
th1s nHe @. y. HYDE, Agent for D. OF o.
Nm J.; Clyde co, Philadelphia.
y. A REID, Alexandria. Va
WALDO A. PEARCE, "a Congress Street d rs
t'h. au2
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THE STYLES OF ieWelry at PFigg's iewelry
store = msTe elegant this spring than ever. No
a. PeEI.syi anis ayeBye, lear street.