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PELICAN.

ABOUT LIGBrNING.-TLel length of a flash
OF lightning is generally greatly undereSti
mated: The longest known was measured
ny NJ T. Petit at Toulouse. This flash
was ten and a half miles long. Arapo once
measured series which averaged seven to
eight miles in length. Tho longest inter
val ever remarked between fash and the
report was seventy-two seconds, which
would correspond with district of four.
teen miles. Direct researches have shown
that storm is seldom heard at a greater
distance than from seven to ten miles,
whlle the average are barely heard over
four to five miles off. This fact is the
more curious as cannon may be distinct
~ heard double or treble that distance,
and in special cases much farther. During
the bOmardment of Paris, in the Winter
OF 1870, the Krupp guns, which had been
left over from the Exposition of 1867, were
heard at Dieppe, a distance of eighty -four
miles. Arago states that the firing at
was audible at Creil, one hundred
and twenty miles distant.
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Contempt of Court.
From the "Attoruev,r bv John r. IT.

From the Attorney by John T. Irvngl
| MT Rawley walked in, and close at his heels
stalked Bitters. Both seated themselves, th,
one in chair, the other on end, directly in
'front.' OF the surrogate. Mr.. Jaeger looked al
| the dog with the solemn eye Of a surrogate
| and shook his head as on1v a snrronats oo =
shake it. e"-
"Are you the witness 7" inquired he of the
dogs master.
~ am, sir" replied Mr.. Rawley. ~ was
subp0naed to testify"
whats that animal doing here7n demanded
Nothing" replied Mr.. Rawley. "He comes
when when come. He goes when CO."
The animal must leave the court It's con-
tempt OF court to bring him here" said Mr..
Jaeger, angrlly: Remove him instantly"
Mr. Rawley had frequently been in attend
had a slight taste of the sessions SO that he
was not so much struck with the surrogate as
he otherwise might have been. He replied:
NOVA make OK no &C opposition sir and shall not
NAL, and any officer pleases may remove
him. say muffin agin it. knows what a
contempt OF court is, and that amt one" And
MIR. Rawley threw himself amiably back in his
chair
"Mr. slagg,," said the surrogate to the man
with frizzled wig, remove the dog"
Mr.. Slagg laid down his pen, took of his
spectaeles, went up to the dog and told him to
get out; to which Bitters replied by swapping
at his fingers as he attempted to touch him.
tb f, Kawley was s staring abstractedly out Of
instructions, and receiving none, supposed
that swapping at scrivener's fingers was per-
teotly correct, resumed his pleasant expression
towards that functionary, occasionally casting
a lowering eye at the surrogate, as if deliber- |
ating whether to include him in his demon |
STATIONS of anger.
Slagg, have you removed that dog 7" said |
Mr. Jaeger, who, the dog being under bis very
nose, saw that he had not.
No, sir; he resists the court" replied Mr..
Slagg.
Call Walker to assist you," said MI Jag
ger.
Walker, thin man in drabs, had anticipated
of the kind, and had accidentally
withdrawn soon he saw that there was a
prospect of difficulty SO that the whole court
vas set at defiance by the dog.
Witness" said Mr.. Jaeger.
Mr.. Rawley looked the court full in the face
Will You obiige the court by removing that
animal - said Mr.. Jaeger, mildly.
Certainly. sir" SAID Mr. Rawley,. 'Bitters,
% home" Bitters rose stifiy and went out,
rst casting glance at the man with the wig,
or the purpose OF being able to identify him
n some future occasion, and was soon after
cen from the window walking up the street
nth the most profound gravity.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY g2 1874

| and to secure independence to the Pontifs Il
the Conclave is to be free it were better tc
| allow the Cardinals to make their own ar.
rangements without dictation from the Minis.
tiers of Victor Emmanuel.
NJ. DE CoURCELLEs.
Inc Italian newspapers, protesting to derive
thelr information from the Pafrie, say the
French Government purposes to recall NJ. de
courcelles, the Ambassador to the Pope, and
TO replace him by q simple charge da6aires
subordinate to, or rather under the direction
Of the Marquis de Noailles, tho Ambassador to
the Quirinal. This is to be done, 80 it is said,
to put an end to all evil reports concerning
the relations between Italy and Franco, and to
give satisfaction to the Minghetti Cabinet. It
is hardly to be credited that France, except
under pressure from Germany could contem-
template abandoning its representation at the
Vatican.-London Tablet.
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How r" DO " SHIRT BosoMs We have
often been requested by lady correspond
ents TO state by what process the gloss on
new linens, shirt busoms, ETC., IL produced.
and il order to crafty them, We suhioin
the following recipe =" Take two ounces
OF fine white gum arabic powder put it in
pitcher and pour on pint or more of
boiling water, according to the degree of
strength you desire, and then, having COW
cred 1t, let it stand all night. In the morn
ing pour it carefully from the dregs into a
clean bottle, cork and keep it for use. A
tablespoonful of gum water stirred into q
pint of starch, made in the usual manner,
will give to lawn, either white or printed,
a look of newness, when nothing else
can restore them after they have been
washed"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-22

good natured spinster used to boast
that she always had two good beaux-They
we're elbows.
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Take wing" gushed young aud
pompous uPstart, extending his bent arm
to sensible young lady. "a Not of a gan
with her mother"
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When man forEcts what he is, he soon is
put into state of uueasiness. aud made to
suffer in pain what was designed Tor him 10 be
pleasure"
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Mr. Jones thinks that the kitchen clock
must keep "the time that tries mems souls."
He never knows when the dinner will be
ready,
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We hear much about labor reform but
there 10 greater need Of reforming those
fellows who don't labor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-22

"Why does man 20 about organising sys-
teIas, when he himself should be reorganized ="
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Morninu Star and Catholic MESSENGER
IA PUBLIsHED WEEKLY By
fAs Ne.e Orleans Catholic Publication Company, at
"a No. ll6 Poydras street, corner Of Camp.
The Directors Of the Company are:
Cost Rev. Archbishop N. J. PERcHE,
President.
- Vice President.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
10y. C. MOUNTAIN.
Sv. T. ]. KENNY,
SEEev. T. J. SMITH. c.. M.
Hev. B. NErrHARr, C. SIS. R.
JoHN T. GIBBONS.
JoHN McCAFFREY.
VIM. j. CAsrELL, II
D. FL. BUCKLEY.
70 Al Communications are to be addressed to the ii
.hsltors offAs Morning. Star and OatAoIioAessenaer
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ROME, January 24.-His Holiness received
on the 18th of January, in the Throne Cham
Der OF the Vatican, deputation of the MOBILES
and gentry of Naples, headed by the Marchese
Iommasso. The parochial clergymen of Rome
were admitted to audience by His Holiness on
the 22d
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Morning Star and catholic M essences

THE MORNING STAR has been starteS
with the approval of the ecolesiastioa
authority Of the Diocese, to supply aal
admitted want in New Orleans, and %
mainly devoted to the interests Of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere In
politics except wherein they interfme
with Catholic rights, but will expossa
iniquity in high places, without regard 1ca
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights Of all men, it will especially cham
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
Approua, Of he Most Req. AreAsIsaep Ri
We approve Of the Aforesaid under.
n king, and commend it to the Catholics
OF our Diocese.
~. M. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLRANs:
December AZ. 1867.
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Torms-singlo Copy Cents; By Mail, ss-in Advance.
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THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

The adjourned session of the Italian Parlia-
ment re-opeped on the 10th of January. There
were rumors of a modification of the Cabinet.
but they have not been verified. The attend
ance OF members of the Chamber of Deputies
W na11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-24

The action Of the Senate IN laying the nomi-
nation o. Governor Shepherd for District Com
missioner on the table is rather an inglorious
end 10 the vslOrous campaign op5ned by that
body earlier IN the session against the CORES
pordents and newspapers that had libeled
them, as they ALLEGED. There is no dis
guising tie fact that they were literally
driven into the rejection OF Governor Shep-
herd by these same Papers, against their
own convictions Of right and justice. They
sought a. the last moment to propitiate the
journals in question for all the offensive Iegis-
lation Of the session against the press, by yield
ing to the clamor for the sacrifice Of Gov
ernor Shepherd. The democratic Senators
sought to make a little Independent capital
in this way, and the republican Senators
rushed in peil nell to head them of. Well,
Governor Shepherd can afford to wait for
his yindication. The great work he has ac-
complished for his native city cannot be I'M
done. 1t will stand forever associated with his
name, and neither envious detraction nor polit-
ieal ctieanery can harm him here where he Is
best known, or do eught but increase the SYM
patty and regard felt for him by his fellow citi-
Zers.
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All n Joke.

And so IL seems the removal of various arti
cles Of furniture from the hall of Delegates, by
members and others, was all q joke. But Gov.
error Shepherd and Major Richards, with an
obtuseness that shows q lack of appreciation of
the finer kind Of humor, were so far from see
Ing the point Of the aforesaid joke that they
compelled the prompt return OF the articles
carried of in furniture wagons in this fscetious
way; and, according to our report, everything
is replaced, with the exception of a chair or two,
silver ice-pitcher, and the hsir-b rushes and
soap. And, yes-that feather buster is still
missing. But have no dBubt it will be forth
coming yet. The member, who in a rollickiny
spirit Of fun carried it away concealed in his
pantalOOn's leg, will very likely bring it back
In the same style OF exquisite humor. Prob
ably the soap has gone where il will do the
most coed, AID il returned at al il will be with
depletion. The soporidc weather excuses the
use Of TIC soap. The taking away Of the clock
car be defended too, with cheerful mirth, on
the grouEt that clocks were ms de TO 20. And
50 through the list; Only for the unpleasant turn
to the JOKE OcCasiCEcd by the compulsory re-
turn OF the articles. II is lot % very much OF a
joke, you sec, when after taking OF heavy fur
UitUre this swelteriDg ~eather you have 10 re-
turn IL per mandate OF the POIice-and pay cart
age both WAYS.
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PAPER HANHIN0S

PAPER HAN6INGS
Fine Gilt and Silye Papers. new and stylish de-
e1gus; Plain Papers for p8UeliBg, with gilt rod or
finishing plaiH, perfect representation of woods AMI
marbles. Also, foil line Of Glazed and low pric-d
Papers, embracing new shades in brown, pearl and
breTeI's blgei poyelties in coiors and patterns.
Glt, AID ALI Gill, e-d plain Oval Walnut and Gilt
Frames, from card to portrait sZe, Iith full line
o. slk Velvet and Gilt and other stJ les Of Frames
WISDOM SHADES Different styles, sizes and
eoors alsc, Plain good v his we make into Shades.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSzLs, Of different
coors, from card TO portrait size; Picture Nails and
Rings; Geld Plated, Silvered and Wire Centre Pic
tuIe Cord, sveLy durable and superior article.
EHGRAEINGs, CHROMOS, &c, in appropriate
EEsr es-a limiied selection q choice subjects Or
dris for EngIsvings and Chromos filed. AlloWing
our line VII ind the latest designs AZ lowest cash
prices. Orders for PaperhsnginRs. Widow shades
aid Picture Frames puhc1u-liy hliei and satisfsc-
iiOn guaranteed. ERMS CASH Je23-3w+
"A GENCY FOB UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
"A HAS REMOVED to jos. W. NAlRNiS, cor.
free ie25.smE
f'LAIAs AGAINST TIE DIsTBICT OF CO.
Twill FTofecute and coliect, en- reasonable terms,
Clans against the District for moneys paid on ac
cent 2eweT ak, fer private property used, for
Fewer and Auditors Certificates converted into
General Improvement Tsyes paid At the lowest
rates. ". SOOTT CHEW,
Jez2-lm 535 l5.h street
f-KEAT ABDUCTION IN PRICES
CARPETS, OILCLoTHs,
And good qualities Of
Now is your chance to buy cheaper than ever at
GOD. CARPET HOUSE,
9O4 7th Street
Je2s-lm Between / and K northwest.
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EXAMINE 1T.
SATISFY YOURSELF.
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Notwithstanding the unfsvorabIe comments
OF the New York Tribune and some other papers
on the Presidents action in signing the new
currency bin, its becoming a law seems To have
had wholesome effect financially. The general
ly well-informed New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says the signing Of the bill
has produced favorable effect upon buiness
circles. The long prevailing feeling Of depres-
sion has given way to confidence chat we have
reached the point Tor a new departure, which
will Eft the material interests Of the country
out OF the slough Of dCsp0Bdin which they have
been beundering ever since the panic of Sep
TENDER. The Hying OF the legal tender circula-
ton at an trvaTisble point, will enable the
merchant e cay what bis goods VIII be worth a
month or SIX weeks hence, and with the removal
OF that heretofore great element Of uncertainty,
fIeer End more col fdent movement must fol-
low. AZ any rate, the correspondent says, that
Is the view that : generally entertained among
tie leading merchants, not less than in Wall
ard Broad street,, and the buOya1cy in the
stock market, is accepted as bat the fore
shadoWing OF . Ike improved feeling in regular
trade which viii soon be manifest.
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CALDWELL, o., June %.
Editor Star: In a few weeks I hope to pass
through your city, arranging for my winter
tour. If 10 meet your approval / will call at
your house and read you nv four lectures and
take your opinion. Ii will take something over
two days, what with reading and explanations.
Yours, truly, PRIVATE DALzELL.
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Elsewhere will be found a resume Of the work
Of the session OF Congress just ended. The ses-
son has been six months and twenty-five days
in length. In the Senate the entire number OF
bills and joint resolutions introduced (com
menciDg with Senator Summers civil rights
bill was 96O. In the House the appalling nun
Der Of 1851 bills were introduced and Il6 joint
resolutions, in addition to host Of memorials
and petitions
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SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
THE OLD STORY.

Parties leaving the city for the summer, as well az
those belonging to the |" Star at-Home Club, !" will
read the following with interest, esi will inform
tbs Of the power Of the Almighty Dollar and ais
u divided INFO Halves and Quarters:
FOR ONE DOLLAR you can buy q superior
Chenlse, be autiiully made, every seam felIed
AND OF the beet cotton.
Fer ONE DQBLAB you can buy handsomely
trimmed Ladies' Drawers, excellent Long
Gowns, beautiful Dressing Saque3, fine Gauze
Vests.
ONE DOLLAR will buy a good Scotch Bingham
sun Umbrella, Just the thing for the country;
large enough TO keep you dry In a shower.
ONE DOLLAR will buy tne-Iooking Setchel, or
a cspsciOus Travelling Basket, or o good-sized
Nalise.
ONE DOLLAR will buy an excellent Umbrella,
warranted good in rain and shine, aud of tia 1t
kind you don't mild loaning, as it Will certainly
be returned.
1t will buy or excellent a-linen large size Bath
Towels, pairs of Ladies' fine Hose, pairs
extra fine Balbriggsn Hose.
1t will buy very fine GsuZe Shirt, pair OF British
or Lsle bread Half Hose, or fine l-liaen
hemmeo Hshdkerch' efs, srperfine standing OF
rundown Collars, 5 pairs Of 4ply reversible or
pairs Of Single Cuffs, &C., &c.
For FIFTY GENTS we have Gauze Shirts, sus-
pepders, Elk Scarfs, Bubbsr Dressing Combs,
Hair and Cloth Brushes, Pocket Books, Work
Bnd Lunch Baskets, Bead Baskets, Brackets and
Pictures, Blk and Leather Belts, Fans, Bay
ForTWENTY-FIvE CENTS we have Lisle Thread
Brushes, Lsoies' Neck Wear, 4, and pieces OF
Toilet Soap. Work Baskets, Salad Sets, Rubber
and Base Balls, Rubber BATTLES, Dolls, Toys
and hundreds Of other articles.
To find out the power OF the Almighty Dollar with
supreme satisfaction to yourself, visit
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FsPkCIAL EUTICs.-The public are re-
10y tpeetfuily Informed that the new Northern
onsA1TRpAY AFTEBN0oN' MKT, June a..
As this market house is owned By TIE msTketmsa
Consumers 20 make their purchases here. Every
facility will be given 70 persons from the country
Rssular market dayf-Mondsy, Wedns shay, an
fesy MORNINGS iS5 setsrSsy RffsERopEs
ThAsOSIC THE CONCERT OF THE
w NAsOHIO CHOIR is POsTPONED TO
THURSDAY the y instant. Tickets are god
Jess BY order Of Committee
TTHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
w Cho Own COLI EG will be held on
pubic are respectfully i9ylied to attend;
SITE H2 ms co 81 SE Fs2Es
10 PRiNCE GEOEGEs COUNTY, MD The
cSunty Taxes fer Prince Georgss County viii be q
MessTs. jackson Bro. Co.'S, Pennsylvsns ave-
S sS Bay ans 3 sSd
90 IS4 for the accumulation Of persons residing
in ssid county, sId giving them an Opportunity Of
saving the discount sl9Ssd b law II paid on that
o. IsSs, GEs 90 ihs BRs,ngton Ohy lots for the
Civ Han On G a.. q 81 ss se ~ shs
owners Of los whs have not pail their tax IS for
l'8' may save further expense By ealing en- ain
Treasurer and ColIectOrfor Prince GsOTges county,
III :
Wy NAN AMERICAN SAVINGS EANK,
corner 7th ar streets: Federal Builiings.-rhe
tiers viii be payable on ard after July J. Is7i. as
fellows, viz; SIX Der cent per aanu-n % time de-
one OF rnsIe calendar months. Interest not called
FOR vi Be sdesd to The principal, AID bear interest
sftsr Jnls lIi, I'M il further notice, will bear in
computed ana silOwedfOE sseh full calendar month.
Or PBESTIss, CasSier. nii|' fj jeis'tJSi
rs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH
Wy IhGIOH, ID: O., JasKary Il, lisa. The rate
o. n'srest on oeIo-ifs made in this bank from and
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANaUM,
and all money on deposit Up to March lst, will draw
SIX PER GENT. PER ANEUM,
Until Ivy lss AFTER which period the interest allow
FIVE PER GENT. PER ANNUM,
until otherwise ordered.
ianil-eOt iJi W. sTICKNEY. Prs,idns.
TsCHBHCKs mAHDRAKE PILLs.-rhess
AID sSss sSsr 81 s .sSspssd:
Tie use q mercury do not leave Of its nurisus
ya1sSs remsd, n III 81 sss ana are
Ing from . disordsred state Of thst organ, Liver
Es.sshs, rgphoid pe1sTs so soass;Ss sG =
sne fres use q 3 nenens Mandrake PILLS. For sals
ToswEGo, DEEP ROCK
KENTUCKY BLUE LICK WATERS.
a nm uyply Just received at
hlLBUkHp MINERAL WATRR DEPOT,
u.,ur i4Ss Pennsylysnis avenue,
HxnICkS IsDlAN HAIk 'Risr0RIR
sSST IN and sssIs, 70 !: ne ne
ne nnsst Esir Dresser ksOvn, Ter saie 81 al
UnH
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KENTUCKY BLUE LICK WATERS.

FFfkhICkS IsDIAN HAIR sRRsTORER
10y .e.s never been known TO fail 1t frees the
I,il IN raedrun, restores Gray air 20 its ma
's ION feIlins cut, and reproduces h whez gone
ne nnssf Ear Dresser known, Ter saie 81 eli
sss' UaH
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PERSONAL.

M ADAEE FLORENCE, shs CELEBRATED C7atrrOy
W CAL ls uneg uaiOd ia testing the past present
aba future OF our life, IN causing speedy
bringing the % psrsiso tosttBeT, and pointing out
the euTe way OF sucCess in life In matters III bust
mess nor scvice is Invaluable. She gives universal
"a lactton; none ever regret Consulting her Sat-
lsfsctOr given OF no pay. Gan be CONSULTED At her
ferlors, No. sl3 Ath ssset northwest. msr7-4InE
nRSTACL KS To -Eiappy Rslisf f1T
~ lokHg Wel from he effects Of ERRORS sud Abuses
u early lie. Mani BOD Restored. lMpe6imeufs to
marriage removed. Nov method n Treatment. Nv
aud remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars -eut
free, in scaled euyco &C. Address HsrqrF Axsarfa-
toa; Nc. South Ninth st, Philadelphis, Pa.,-sn
lns'ituiion having hich reputation tor h.uorahls
conduct aud professional skill. mays7-eI sm
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8ILvRRBH
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
P S-Just received, fine assortment of ecotch,
English and Irish, White Mountain. Yo Semitic
Valley aud German Gem Stereoscopic Views. at the
rem. arkably low price Of 81 psr dozen. je17-t
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The star by NAL.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of il, may have THz STAR sent to
their address for such time a. they desire, at
the rate of .fty cents per month. Orders, ac-
companied by the money, should be sent TO the
business Office OF the paper.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RkNT-Hsndsomeiy furnished ROOM on
\ sseon1 noor, en- suite or single, at SOS l1th
street. jes4-eo6ts
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w Corner 9th and Streets
The rooms are open from . 3. m. to 10 ,. m, with
se Tesdigg rooms al the Daiies and most import
A Circulating Library, containing Gil classes Of
Daily Meetings a. Ia:ls,s and s'p m msyi4tr
W snIP. BOOK sEPihsd sHS 6 dS
hnck: nSrnins and evening, during the summer
hso PRiSaTk IsSsoS SfS% agrn IN i tss,s
months oniy. jei-tf
Sto BOOT s 55sa w FSR RuRITYIss
EcqnisiI $. cents !. clS.s. sfA. NJ. RLOOZ sws.
come nsr f 7s and h street. near
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
on Gas cor snmed after Jun sets, the price Will
lie reduced fly cents per loo cubic feet: IS fol-
Discount Siff j. paid i7ilG1. seven dogs;
iealo Yet ''i'' oHzs q Bzrrs7, sss.., ss
ChkBIaGEs, OAKRI GEs, CARRIAGLs.-
~ o. hand large stock Of fret class Aa4E
2, Tessosbis prices; Also, top and n TOP -
s01f f II s': ct
wagons Repairing prOp R1pr attended sa To
Repository and Factory 4iO-ai4 sth street. bet.
d and L, northwest. js2i ST.
TO tLOsK OUT DUB LAKaE sUMMEs
We will offer LUPIs's BLACK GRENADINES at
BLACK STRIPED GRENADINES at 81, q and
80 eeIts. BLACK LYONS SILKS at rs, 81, 81,
: % asd 6 81.
81 Liner Lawns, Organ lies, Summer Poplius,
Ptrcslts, Prin's, Lawns, Travelling Dress Goods,
JOSEPH ]. MAY,
1t 93S Pennsylyania avenue.
G. hEFUNDE d. "
Ire late act ~ Bou gress, establishing a new Gov
cru eat. prov ia for the EefuudiDg ct this tax
Those persons who have paid their Sewer ills
VII Goveli b5 Hing their pts with n, as q pre-.
EarE0Ty step tOTeclSiming IL cir amoInts.
Sc viii prose cute, With prompt attention, cl aims
Tor CLmfges, cd material, &c.
". W. cox & SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Je24 2v 1913 Pebnsy lvaniA ave-, northwest
HECORATBD CHINA.
We haze en- exhibition samples OF FANCY BIN.
bER, nEssER snG TEA CHINA, aud y.=SH
VIII execute ORDERS FOR I1iP RTATIOS OF fysS>{
sets or cetac he'd pieces, win eth r CREST, 49,
MON 0GRAM orLETTER ~
This snOrJs parties wishing FANCY OHlNa an
Opportunity O. n axe I'D sets in quantity desir
ed. and n HIEch tsSS u a. the usual prices.
An inspection OF samples solicited.
J. W. BOTELER BRO,
Importers Of China, Glass, &C.,
Je24-6t 923 Pennsylvania avenue.