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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13


TALLOW moderately active and Of 80 900 ID outside
rt sa and 10 bids Prime City private quoted Sa
dSl9c and 20 900 10 at Sl4c.
WOOI-The rather active and prices favor
the of Domestic Feecs quite moderate; much OF
arriving bought from The farmers direct
comparatively limited the sales include
40 900 Medium Ohio Fleece 3Sd50c 10000 N
Western 46l2d47e $4,000 n No. and Extra Michigan
46d47l2r; $4,000 n Georgia 25e $4,000 Black Uth at
Doe 900 n No California at Zoe 10000 Australian At 490
49 10000 Texas 2S0Slc 600 bales Cape Wool sod
In lots private We quote:
DosEsrio RLKEcEs-NEw.ioRK, MICHIGAN, INDIAN. WIS
coNsIs-Saony Fleece 48d5O Three quarter and Fuboo Ne
no 46d4Sc HRbood Fleece 40 Gi6c Quarebood Fleece AZ
ONO PENssYLyASiA, INCONSISTENCIES Selected
Fleece 3d55e saroDJ Fleece 50d53c Three quarter Fn-
blood marno 4Sd50c Hfblood Fleece, 4G03S blood
fleece Fleece 40d44e Combng fleece 5jH5S
Iowa VERMONT lIdsosThreeGuArer aud Full blood Ne
rno 44a47 Hslfboo1 Fleece "a d46ei QurbOOi Fleece $50
DE; CoHbng Fleece. 53955c
Missouri. KEsrucKr TKsSHHEK-WAshed Fleece. coo
45c Unwahed Fleece 29d33e Unwashed Combns. 4Od45c
ruB.w WOoLChoe 81 G54c Far 41d5Oe Inferior and
Bury 42d47c 49,.
Super Pulled 4Od45c Newiofk City Lambs Puld35 d4O West
Super Extra 3sd4le Country It Pallet 43G47e COan
try super Puled 43e47c Country Lambs Pulled, 3od42e -
CALipoRsAspnng Clip 6ne % a3ic spnng Clp medium 261
Spring Clip low grades ADD bury II dc Fall CLIP l. ~
Q2Ie; Pal Cup. low grades and bury. l7d2Oc -
TKxls-Pine 8Oa35c; Medium lS932e Low. 20926s In
terg l7dl9c.. Very buuF l50l7e.
PoEHlss woo-Cape Of Good Hope 30d35e Buenos Ayrei
Nsno and MeHa 27030c MonteTeo Merno and helIa 800
33c Australian Clothing As G50e; Australian Combng so Dole
WHISKY stead and Aevei saes Of 100 bbs at 2e
and bblL q 95c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

OF the FIRST MORTGAGE Z PERI CENT GOLD
BONDS of the N. Y. MIDLAND RAILROAD less than
S5OOOOO remain unmaIketed. With THE RAIL CON
NECTgD BETWEEN NEw-YORK and OSwEGo, the
earnjncs of THROUGH BUSINESS must soon JUS
tify the great merit claimed for these bonds.
For sale by GEO. OPDYKE & Co., p Nasssu-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
uupoppAE MARKETS
EUROPEAN AAkhhl
q. 81


Lospos Avg 12-l2;S0 pm-unted STATES ''"' "'''
1868 old "a = 90 "a co,,o, .binn.d from Savannah
ar charleston below Low MfNings denst ca Ordinary
go, al lGd, from orleans not beo" pvV So,
seav,bs October November and seS OF sn ~ wbsst
sS I'm s.ysnu,h OF Charleston st Sos TIE reeepS
a. The pas. three days have been al QUO be a.,s
900 American; receipts OF Corn oi vac P~'' $500 -
S been III 600 quarters Including IL 900 Amenean ar.
',xsHpoI Aur l2-I D. m-Coton 10 dun snu ' &c.,.
nsi, upehssged; Mdlng Upsnds s'sii nnunL 49, mi
sisi sales 10000 bales. Isestng 2Ooo oAs' 10. '''
export - M ps. R.i,x, 10 shares 4G,L
i,yxnpo Aug l2-2.3O m-Brralslahs a 81 a. "a,
pa2 pr GENITAL Caiorna VIM VA 4, .srs Tor
Cab do. Pea, 49, quarter Tor 0AH'i''' '''
LosDos, Aug 1880 m-Psr' dispatches q'''' "'"'''
Lospos Ass 1875 m-Vni,sa S's p,s,'sse, Gou Pans
ap9ls ass''. 1st p..ss-comusa 9i6ss9Fe"t
HAVANA EXCHANGE
u.,, An, lo-gscbsnss nOniut on We usel SUES 'no''
,s ssr.ae, $50 premium Losdoa Oh sV1 psaa~
/ DOMESTIC MARKETS. ..is -.tt
. $500 - q, yh..,-Old Cau.da demand; sales , cars 30
Ts.dss a. 81 ~. Ass1 as Sse s'A'e IN BAGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
Proposals

WIN" " " HoBoKKs, N J., Aug. l, 1873. J
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received , az
- h, an until the for the construction OF TUNNEL
- snnroseb through Bergen Hill The SPECIFICATION and drawsss
an he eru AZ ms once any after TUESDAY the Oh inst
'~H w ~ ~ JAMES ARCHIBALD, Chef Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

UoUsToS AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CON-
PANY,s FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
PER CENT GOLD BONDS at 90 and interest Road
entirely completed.
JOHN J. Cisco g. SoN, 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

godL 49,. 81 37has7 o2ia
s.,,, gold pns IS . '% English. sora........ a2ola
$is ,,. sss si' ooSs s7.ls S SGass gs
p,aIes 6. COEs............ 75S 925 10 500 II 90
Plates. Coke Terne OOD . 20
Pl,tes ChsrcosI Terne $50 10 80 IL 500 IL %
MOLASSBs-The hand quite limited therefore prices are
demand small Cuba Muscoydo, Refining and
grades 28043c Porto Rico do d. 3OQ55
COAST &C. The market to-day was Quiet . 80,
NAVAL STORRSThee has been active demand Tor Spirits
Turpenne and with offerings higher prices have been realized tse
closing with and ABE bd the sales aggregate
1855 bb meTchanabe 43 and 43 bb do at 4S nat kohn
has ruled dull and prices not quoab ehanged heard OF 90 eo
SO 37 80 bills Strained So o. quoted ~ W
ass for srairh lots Tar quiet snd steady at ~ o99s4 TO- and
Citv Pitch jobbng fairly at So 81 l2dS3 3d. delivered 80.
OLSLinsed dull and unsettled; quoted at 9Od95e IN
and 92a9lc in bb' Crude Fish moderate dnand
decided change sales OF 300 bills Crude sperm
81 40 Mnhaden quiet but hn quoted sales o. %
bbls Prime Winter Lard is selling jobbng way f3d
75o present make G9d70c Crude Cotton Seed dull an
heavy 80 % Oer OILS without important change we qaoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-CouPon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO
For sale at the Office of the Company No &c Cedar
St N Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
THE MARKETS.
lCArefuny reported for TIE TxrBvSa.l


AsHBs-Ths receipts to-day 70 pigs Pots moderate de-
Hi SGR I8' S' At
ere r FS9 Ss7' M a. on [ d so" r
delivered tse pre-. are 5 hgser PhAdgsiA S1S'' =
Do delivered si0ssI North River ao $7as7 90 DO delivered
yss 5o al y' sS syefs Sc 5oas7 Ls AZ. very sss
ss ;Tp' % S GeE pna a. Al bOu po
0,ss SsPHOo are dol and p1hsSse trad. o. active, timber.
stocking literally and ontdent Of active trsde during
moi to ny erien the assortment good leading
and fair local and nearby trade Is reported at satisfactory
s auaH s the ssd @ ,5s We. Indies &C. nOderss
f5M T CORN And B ssSS CONTINUES good demand
fol prices choice Hu at Zoe choice medium Green at Sc
No 2sL BroOm' are que but firm quoted At Sld$4 20 per
Is, sess % more a 9 s and Price s 's o
S6ITosTs market f. Cotton e. spot has been very quiet
: e: e.. $:s S:: a: f: $ f. e:
aa5l sGjji.,.... a a aIs 81: 22Iss
more that m ' :s 0S scs r sSs 1f D era, 91o'
TOar. Ls,i evening. TouL
CONSUMPTION $50 las S2S
roal.-.....~......... SIT 442 1853
y ss:.ss ; . " oss os 5 b ''n'
la. evening snsT uA0gasl 100 is 2e32c 100 1s
20 . 4asa 10 500 IS 2S2 100 Is siSy
loo. Is 1882 500 10 1916 1000 1895 300 Ia 3l6e
SEPTEMBER 200 ls 2O0 ~ 2leS lV e ~ Sl;S2e 100 ~
;7'.; POO IL 27.31e Ober TOO II 9l6ci POO
4 S5e; 100 II 5l6s 100 The December 200 ia Total
400 OsIeS Grand total ~ 500 bsea-
COALDoBesue bss demand bus The higher prices asked
have sonewhsE Of AnthrGeeb the cargo.
o. J0dS6 80 y ton ~ West Virginia S90S9 30 y
Suae Cumberland so S1aS7 BOP PenusyvAua Soft "
pees Of The Rerg Railroad Company for August
Losd Redmond, Hard White 50 75ds4 70; Free
tsng DO 90 1854 7O oehUyiiil Red Ash - ooes4 So
Asks Do % 1j0Sf 7Os ehanOfr do a 80; White
ses4 80. North FrsBEB 50 SOS$4 90 and LyEens valley
q 6OdSS
6OFFEE-Soeks - eheef business and
tners sdEGnes l9G2Os. MAcaibo
x1a2lc gO1 The again
ttsf; tsegrsm construed isvOraoy
tbs advance Of c bat 10 'ies Aopsi establish AZ
tASDLRShs has beer very coll ,ud nounay
aaehsafe Atbsuure 10 cfl n 1920 Sperm Doe
Fsisat 80 ACE, PAranne-st 6za58e . ~ iat-
DhLOS AND DHES-Oyiuu qolgt bet holders lTm
tO9s6 25 Morphine With fair dsnIad abost 400 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
RONDs AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTcLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
cuaran teed by the Midland Railway for sale at 50
JAMESON SMITH & COTTNG. IA Broad-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

TIE running 10 quality
hAr grade shove or below the quoted.
PKEsEST
TOaJ. Last evening. TotaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

OILCARE--The demand Ocake quite hight snd In the
sales THU CITY bbs f3S bOas59
god do bags $50 5Od$37 gold and Western do bags $50 oV
PROvSIoNS-Tbe heavy the close with lin
tied inquiry the sales and regular 100 bb at SIS for New
81 $40 Prime future delivery we
hear sales the market tame Beef steady n IN M demand
sales 200 bills sSd$6 75 for Plain Mess 81 a$l2 10 iot
hbs do steady but quiet Of 80 tcs at 500
S27 80 for Western Cot Meats fair demand snd stes' sales
400 ii l2 800 do Shoulders 1 900 smoked
Shoulders 92e $50 Smoked Hams be 800 City Picked
do 2 10 averaged 13c; 300 do do m 70 at l3ci 40
Bellies III ) 9 10000 ID Us n AVERAGED al % 80
private and 1000 DO 40 average) AZ 92c
supply lighter sales small lots Long Clear CIV
S2GSas and 30 boIes Long Rib private Dressed Hogs
and salablei quote at G2UI c Tor City Lard
quiet; sales Of 470 bits and al 7 for No
rendered. 300 Western 84GS, and
30 Grease TOR future delivery hear Of 900 ties,
seller S 1850 seller spot Ss 800 tes
last night arrive september S 500 % seller Oeober at
PBTROLBUMCreek a'es eoutnne dscouang ~ hoAer and
with scarcity have been
shaded trae business has been done We spot,
l6Ql6 and beard sales Of 5000 bbs Septebe at l6e and
5000 bb September October sd November st l6e Cases
quiet quoted u al lac according quantity.
~ 25 OIL City 81 Is Parke 81 10 Housewife and 81 200
81 rs Tusyie. Crude bulk and dol quoted 1910 At
Philadelphia market ruled fairly acye but easier, with 5000 bbs
short delivery sold 10 % 1900 bbs do at l6c and 1900 bb,
hewfOrk Dbsi
August at 6I4s. and 10000 bblA, October at Ice
RCETbere has been GOOD trade wholesale and obbng lots and
prices notwithstanding the stocks of and the favor
able prospects OF the growing In the Southern states Carolina,
Sd9c RangoOn 6SaQ7e duty paid and e02 &C. gohi
In bond. The market today was quiet
SKSSThe market for Goat remains quiet but prices are
For Deer the demand continues and prices
hrm. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

Receipts for the week e5 SAB or bs 43a ... h., M ..L 49,.
@ ase year 2Os exports last week
~ boy pores sane week ast SO 095 boxes Cable
ehse. t,sd L SS. hssdSn Gold Close. The the
teme dune and habit timely falling Of 10 the supply
Lave been disastrous record 10 make this
70 hnd dealer he
tories l3he h to-day the market Close.
useNeo one very postratng item entire
so,snes Of nns o aesr,bs qualities. Barry the day snail lines
and u m,e by that this up the remnant of f.ny
stock Farms snail bring old prices sale OF
Ohio At lie looked Factory
give the nominal quotations. remaus that's decided decline By
will not be surprising. Quotations:
state Factory, fancJ. 9i3s Ohio DO, good TO prmel0 di2
12ladl3 Ohio Skinned.
State rood IL 2dl2 Farm Dairy good 10 hEel0 a0l2a
State factory skinned. "a y Farm DAIRY. common. q
English dsiry ........ IL i2912R
The rate for Ohio is for ehedder shaped.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
Receipts dried fruit 2O packages 655 pseksves less
th,n sesk last 26S PACKAGES Exports past
O30 bills apples There Is strong market for apples With
stock reducing export trade added to which s from the
West sales OF 100 bb for western &c Peaches are very
6rm hoers not DESTROYS part with their stock Bckbre have
sdvanoe 30 bb At lOc Peanuts continue active With
Virginia quoted higher receipts o. Peanuts 2ooo oasn we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
PROPOSALS FOR Sea WALLS
ConsoswEAIrn oY MAssAcHUsErrs,
BoARD OF HARBOR COMMISSIONER

DREDGING IN BOSTON HARB0R FILLING PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS, AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF sUcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
State bonds were duh and steady. The following
gere the quotations
r,rices

There was a fairly active business in railroad
honds at firm quotations. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

A., 10 wb..t-Od C.n.dA IN demand sales car: 30
Tr.dss al 81 Il, Aas1 ad Ssse sAe IN BAGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

Receipts for the week 6441 bbs. 426 do. less hsn last
week last AIS bb There some better feeling
pretty well marked Of aud moderation
10 receipts v be,her TO trade Prices DO not Improve and
buyers are suspicious to quality Of most lots not sent W et
good reputable marks received by ordinary freight
lines sold readily to-day at l5e.
Quotations:
Pa. NJ and L. l. y werern ertra........ 10 a
doI............ ~ n % Western other. 1S QlS2
State near-br....... 20 % u Canadian, lJ0
FURs AND sKISs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
poMKsTIC MARKBrs.

Hl,As. kar i2-giebsbss nOput 90 'as S sY 'H'
,Fbl rrsaef. 20 1850 premiums 90 L"s'o'' VI 0- p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

SEgD inquiry.
steady note 80 undry kinds Seed Leaf 1870
al 7d9c 100 1871 at l3d5Oc 200 do Connecticut
and crop 1872 709c for FILTERS and 12Dl9e for
seconds 200 1872 private terms $50 do
Ohio crop 1872 6G7se 100 DO Wisconsin, 1872 at 6s0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

few loads Of sailed arrived during the week The
general receipts manly urs and large skins We quote
fhen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

Rspt, for the week 80 bses 1873 less than last week.
reel last yesr 1852 bales The demand about the same line
bas ben few weeks Brewers ng only
ucb lots as require and speculative feeling
III, he ke expressed until aud definite Information
match tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13


FLOUR AND MBAL-The Flour market unsettled shipping brands
and held higher demand for the ure Medium and high
Irregular Good fair demand and higher
At the close the market stronger for low grades suerhDe and ship
ping B1trAs other grades fsry bat irregular sales OF
1000 bh including 900 hhl, Fonr We quote:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02
ALEXANDRIA,

DESTRUCTIVE FIRR.-About 113O O'Clock this
mornipg"fhe barn and stable on the place of
Andrew Jameson, ESQ.,, about 2 miles from
Alexandria, on the Little river turnpike, was
consumed, with nearly all its contents, also, the
grain and other 0uthouses adjoining. Nr.
Jamieson's son was the only person on the
place at the time, and saved three houses and
a carriage and wagon. The contents consumed
were large amount of hay, oats, number of
lot of beehives. At the alarm the neigsbors
rushed up and succeeded in saving the q we'll
ing house. which was much sc0rched. They
removed all the furniture, thinking il would
certainly burn. The alarm was sounded in the
CITY and the HydrauliOn and Friendship en-
gines both went out as far as Hooff,s run. 1t is
supposed the fire was caused by the sponta-
neous combustion of green oats in the sheaf, as
no one has been near the barn for some time,
as young Mr.. Jameson was sitting in the yard
and hay are fully insured, but not the wagons
and machines.
SALE OF A HoTRL.-Mr. VIM. s. Jewell has
sold his hotel at Manassas to Mr.. j. Cannon,
who, with his sOn-in-law, will fit Il up in good
style and open for the accommodation of the
public.-Sentinsl, last euening.
DESTRUCTION OF A CHURCH BY LIGHTNING.
A very disastrous storm passed over Centre
vile, Fairfax county, on Tuesday, 9th ult.
The lightning struck the Episcopal church,
tearing the roof off the chancel and resking
the communion table in atoms. The baptismaI
font was also broke, the plasterng torn OIL; one
side of the roof and the weather boarding is
broken of and all splintered. Some of the
plastering and pieces of the chancel were
thrown into the pews at the far end of the
church. 1t was very nice little church, built
on the site of the one that was burned by the
Federal troops during the war. We understand
that steps looking to its repair will be taken i'm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, last erenin1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02
GEORGETOWN,

RIrEK AssoCtArIox.-A number of young
men met at No. 50 Bridge street, Thursday
night, fol the purpose OF organising eenen-
cisl association, and alter numerous sugges-
tions the name Of the Georgetown Beneficial
Rifle Association was adopted, and the follow
ing officers elected; j. stanton, president; Ben
secretary; NJ. j. Hart. corresponding secretary;
NJ. j. Carroll, treasurer; Charles Lucas, fret
shooting master; j. Ehrmanntraut. second
eo seaSeRsn 81 si.nsOn ana l. l. rtssss
trustees committee, consisting Of h yolk-
man, John Stanton, b. Sinsheimer. H. T. Tag
( constitution ana S and SELECT t ! UNIFORM. '' ~
CATTLE SALEs--The market at Drovere,
Rest Thursday was moderately attended; rs
cattle we're offered. and $50 sheep and Ia mbs,
Sales OF cattle S35oas1 gross; sheep sold at $3.50
se6 per head; lambs brought 81 -25a$5 each. A
small supply Of cows and calves were upon the
ground, none Of them very superior; sales at
DANeRRoUsLY ILL.-The numerous friends
Of Mr.. Richard Petit throughout the District
will regret to learn that the sickness from which
assumed q serious form; that he is in Imminent
danger Of death. Mr.. Petit Is one Of our old
est aud most respected citizens, and his up
right conduct and genial and unassuming man
ners have made warm friends Of all who know
him.
BETTER.-Dr. Grafton Tyler, one OF our ables,
and best known physicians, who has been
seriously i'll at residence on Washington street
tor several days past is somewhat better to-day,
but not yet out of danger. His disease seems
to be very much like diptheria.
COAL TRADE.-The coal trade for the past
week has been very small indeed, owing partly
TO the present break in the canal forty miles
above Harper's Ferry, which is now reported
repaired and boats posing. In consequence of
the boatmen's refusal to accept the new rates OF
freight offered by the coal companies 1t i:
thought that the trade may be entirely sus-
pended for week or ten days. The receipts
for the week were as follows: At the Consolida-
ton company docks, 2,lG0 tons; Rays docks
1,512 tons; New Central company, 1900 tons
Bording Mining company, 1,l5O tons. Total
receipts for the weak, 91s2 tons. The ship
ments were from the Consolidation companies
4,4Jo tons; Rays dock, 4.167 tons; New Central,
1900 tons; Borden mining, 1,l50 tons. Total
shipments, A. go.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Georgianna ar.
rived to-day from Bal timore, with a miscella-
neous cargo, and the steamer New York cleared
for Philadelphia, with 200 barrels of -four fol
New York via canal. The schooner Sarah
Ellen arri we'd from Norfolk with 80, 900 feet OF
lumber for Joseph and j. E. Libbey.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Magaret Ellen
arrived from Alexandra with 1 800 bushels OF
white corn, consigned to Hartly g. Bro, which
sold at 70 cents. No other sales of grain to- day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02
MEN's FURNISHING GOODS.

Q Palmers Pstent Yoke Shirts, ready mad, for
10 81, lees 10 per cent
Merino SHIRTS, sac., 81. eils, Gle, sl7B, 81
S2&, s260, SAYS, As, lees 10 D. cent
English Brown Cotton Socks, "a o., So Al 50, 60
upwards, Less 10 per cent ~
jean Linen and herino Drawers, regular prices,
less 10 per cent.
Linen Collars aud Cuffs regular prices los. 10 par
cent.
Black Ties, Black sesrfs, Fancy Starts Fancy
Ties, W bite Ties &c, regular prices, less ~ Der
cent.
Linen and SIX Pocket uandkerchicis, regular
prices, less 10 per cent.
Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent
Lisle Thread Gloves, Is cents. less IL pr cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

white Cotton Roe At Sc, SIC, sc, sIJ2, sIO6,
Brown Cotton Hose at CO, &c, sc, S. les 10 per
Brown Balbriegan Rose a. IS, SO = o.. Il 81.
s -, SIZE, : ? e Ices 10 FER cent
Ls!e Thread Fancy, SIX ose, regular prices, les
10 per cent.
MeriEo Nests 81 SOC. 20 81 ~, less 10 pr csst
Thomson Glove Fitting CJrsets, regular prices less
10 Ter cent.
Linen Hensttched Handkerchiefs a. &c SOC Hc,
45c, SOC, &c, 81, 81 =, less d. Per oeui.
Initial Hemsttchod HAudkerchfefs a. a.. &c, 81,
Sis, 81 80, less 10 per cent.
Linen Collars ar.f Cuffs
Ladies' Fancy Scars. 75c, less 10 per cent
Hid Gloves, aid button, regular prices less u
per cent.
Lisls Thread Gloves, /, and button, a, sc, SO,
81, less 10 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02
WHITE GOODS.

Hamburg Edges, isc. 20 81 81 yard less 10 per cent
Hamburg Inserting, lsc 90 81 81 yard less 10 psr e.
Swiss kases and Inserting, Csc. TO 81 yard, less 10
NainsOOk Ridges and Insertiho o. 20 - % ,ara L..
10 per cent. 49,
Victoria Lawn soc. 70 soc. yard, less 10 per cent
Striped, Plaid and Plain Nsinsook 3Os 10 SOC yard,
less 10 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, si SOC TO Soc yard, less DO Der cent
Tucked Frocking, at ec. 10 81 yard less 10 pr cent
Striped and Plain swss at SOC TO 7sc yard, less ~
Plain Organdy, sc. { Sc. yard, less 10 per cent
hsrsalia, 81 S>lc. to. g. yard, less 10 per ceat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02
FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery Soaps and Toilet Article regular prices,
less 10 per cent.
Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons az = reuts
20 20 per pair, less ~ per cent.
Gold Shirt Studs a. 81 70 SIS, less % per cent
S2S0, IS, les 10 per cent.
Plain and Fancy fsus, 75c. 90 90, leo D. pe- ~.
Fan and Umbrella Chatelain, T5c. to less d. yrcf.
ONydized Buckles, sets Ear Drops, V neg arctic,
&C, &c, regul at prices, less u per ceut.
jet Jcwelry, regular prices, less 10 per cut.
Parasols aud Sun Umbrellas from IS s. 30 sl2, LEES
10 per cent.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued a. fol-
lows since our last Mrs. Carroll, to add story
ON brick, corner 9Th and + streets northwss-:
w. Z. DruIy, tSO-stOry frame stable, street
between yth and 10Th southwest, e. b. Church
two twO-stOry frame dwellings, q street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th southwest; Mrs. VI. Robbins
three-stOry brick, Vermont avenue. berNasn y
and . streets northwest; Mrs. X. NJ Huruphrev.
two-story frame, Rhode Island avenue between
9TH and 9Th streets northwest; g. P. THOMPSON
t~o-story brick, New Jersey avenue, betWeeu
and X streets northwest.
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

Infants Long Skirts at from sl6s to $40, less 10
per cent.
Cambria Slips.
Cambria Dresses, Plain.
Cambria Dresses, Embrof6sred
FLANNEL Skirts, Plain.
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
Square Drawers.
Robes.
Walking Cloaks.
Wool BOots
And complete stock Of every article q Infants'
wear all subject 10 q discount Of 10 Per c-ut
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IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED.-The contractors
Tor the Improvement OF 18th street have beap
directed by the Board OF Public Works TO Re-
par me pavement between F street and New
York avenue, where IL has sunk over sewer ex-
cavat ons- An order has been issued for layiny
the necessary services, repairing street washers
and resetting stop cocks, on / street, between
18th and 18th streets north west; alSG curbs re-
set. footwalks laid, and IS inch pipe sewer on
both side. and parking on i street, between
18th and 18th streets.
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A FINE INPRovEmENT-Mr. ThOs. Young
cosehmaker, on Pennsylvania avenue, Rear i
street, Is having his coach factory reconstruct
ed by putting on two additional stories AMI put
ting in an iron front. When completed Il will
present a neat appearance The height ct the
four stories IS, II, IS and II feet respective
~. ne castings Of the new front were male
by Messrs- Bartlett, Robbins x Co., of BsIti-
more, No. The whole cost Of this improvement