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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July ll.-Yirsinia SKIES, old, 90; vIr
glnis's, consolidated, 5iis: West Yireiaia's, TO-:
SoTf9 Carolina skies, old, 80; do, new, Is Co, sps
,s BALJINeRE, July IL cotton duIl-low middlIngs,
ia: Flour steady AID unchanged. Whest dull
White choice, il5al 50; fair prime do, I3C1I4);
common 10 fair do iaOl1ls0 Corn 80 ~
southern, 3@9s; yellow southern, s26ess; mixed
western, new. "; old. rs Oats frm-southarn
I6@S0 western mixed, I5@76 do. white, 49, Rye dull
and nominal, Ugl.lo. Hay steady, ~ 90 TO alOO
prosisIons very str1ng and buoy ant ana higher;
mess pork, 2O.O. Bulk msats-shoalders, 7sZ6Is:
clear RIO sides, loS9loH. Bscon-shouldsrs, S3SG
Ss; Gle ar RIB sides. III 9ll1z; sugar-cured hams
l5a@le9s. bard, l21<1l2js Western butter steady
and IN fair demand. Coffee dull and nomn ally I'M
changed. Whisky quiet and steady; small sales az
Loo. sugsr strong, l07k.
NEW YORK, July II Stocks dull. Money, 2
Goid, ~: Exchange, long, %ah; short, 40; Gov
- Nkw YosK, July n.-Flour dull. whea. firm.
Corn shade firmer
~ LoNpos, Jgly II, 1880 .. m.-Ten-for,y bonds,
LoNroN, July IL, $50 p. m.-The rate OF discount
in OPEL market for three months bills is s-l6 per
cent, which is 5l6 below the Bank of ENGLAND rate
Erie, 2ea
LONDON, July IL, 4 p. m.-rhe amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank Of England on balance to-day
is 10 zoe.
PARIS, July II -Rentes 81 francs.
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LONG BRANCH ANDTHxI

the sessos is yet carly, e.ad DER. Grant hss n
arrived at Long Bran. Al. the demand FOR tickets
for the next CIR concert of the Public Library
Oh Kentucky y uneXAmplsd. Every visitor in
CURES waether there is an Office at the
!" III sleh," and sends st once 20 rne on &c in
New York city, or 70 the home Office in Louis
Vile for tickets. which are 20 have chances IN
the 2V,oO grand gifts. and the distribution Of
81 500 600 on the 3lst of Jaly.
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TIE CELEBRATED NEW YORK PIrsKS BrER
and Cincinnati Lion Lager on drausht at Geo.
w. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
1 \ street.
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CTY ITEMS.

SO 10 5000 invested In stocks and vola nav.
tao hundred per cent. q month. Send for psr-
Isuisrs: I1mhridge s Co, Bankers, 2 wan
sSS~'i -NS" LUX. LA,
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FAITHFUL WIFE DIES OF GRIRP AT HER
HUSBANDS DRATH-Mr.Wm. Young, freig ht
collector, residing at II South Eighth street,
died at O'Clock yesterday morning, after an
illness of three weeks, from congestive chills
He was 81 years of age. His wife, who was ten
years younger, stood at his bedside and affec-
tionately took parting leave Of her bosom
companion. She appeared to be stricken with
grief too deep for tears. To those present she
appeared reconciled, aud exhibited no violent
demonstrations Of her sorrow. About O'Clock
she took seat a. the breakfast table with the
remaining members Of her family. She remarked
Il at she was feeling sad and felt like CRYING,
and called for some restorative. She immedi-
ately sank back In her chair, the muscles of her
arms became rigid, and her eyes closed in DEATH
The physician who attended on her husband
attributes the cause Of the wife's death to apo
pltXy, produced by deep silent grief. The re-
naming family OF this bereaved household cor
sists OF four children, mostly quite young.-St.
Loais Republican, y III.
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- Quite distinct shock of earthquake was
felt at Cairo, H., Thursday afternoon.
~The carllsts shot the correspondent OF the
New Free Press, of Vienna, on the 30th Of june
In spite Of the reprieve sent by Don Carlos.
~James L. Fields says that whenever he
hears Of q "pretty good scholar, }" he Is reminded
Of q pretty good e2gl
VA convention of colored voters of the ID
congressional district OF Virginia was held at
yorktown, on the ith instant. Robert Norton
(colored) was nominated for Congress TO sue
coed Mr.. Plat.
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CONSUMERS should use from one-fourth 20
one-half less of Dooley's than OF other Yeast or
Baking Powders. IL l. put mp fun weight.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the thirty.
third monthly meeting Of Central No. 2, Thurs
cay night, Is shares were advanced on at ar
average OF 81 per cent.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND B4SEmENTBRIOK HOUSE on
HIGH sIRhEr, GEoRGETOWN, d. o., AT
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date on
E the lith day OF August, A. ID. 1s72, AID duly re-
- corded IN Liber SIS, folios IS, one of the laud
OF tie District of Columbia aud By Iii, ection
Of the party secured thereby the undersigned, trns
tee, VIII oner Tor sale on the premises, at public
suctos. on TUESDAY 1.-The 2Ist day OF Jaly, A D.
isi4; at o clock D. M parts Of let's numbered u ae-
V-,nTee and nlnety-four, Of Bsstty aud Hawkes.
addition TO Georgetown, D. c., the same beiag in
proved 10y two story and basement brick house,
suitable Tor aud used q store aud dwelling, the
mouse being No. 80 Nigh street Said parts Of lots
tegn at point on the west side Of said High street
ore hundred and fifty two and eley e a-twsli ths
with LIST street. and running thence westwardly nd
parallel with the center liDe Of the alley between
inc house on this ground and the house next al
lOl1lng on the south one hundred and twelve fII2l
feet 70 the west line OF lot ni1ety four (9 in said
addlion thence with the west line Of said LOT nine
ty-four south twenty ono and three twefths (2l 2l
feet; thence eastwardly and parallel with ths said
nrsl line OF TINS paretl 81 ground hundred aud
twenty 1901 feet TO Hugh street. thence by and with
the bulldog lire Of High street to the said noint
0fbegioniDg. The house has six rooms, aud "a well
located Tor business, and always rents well.
TeIms: Twelve hundred dollars cash; balance in
slA twelve, and eighteen months, with interess Mt
six Per cent? secured by deed Of on the proper
". a deposit Of Sle0 will be required when the
property fs struck of II terms of he are rot m
piled with In seven days after sale, the trustee re-
and cost of the cefsulting purchaser. Convsyan-
G.. W. COOPER Trustee
gyl-dSds THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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DRoPPRD DRAD-Jefferson Monroe, a COL
ored man aged IS years of age, dropped dead
this morning, about O'Clock, in the yard OF
his house in Goat Alley, between L and II and
9th and tn streets northwest.
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DRY GooDs FIRM To RETIRE FROM BusI-
NEss.-hessrs, wolford & ShiIbsrg. OF south
asnfn gton, announce in another column OF
to-day Issue, that they are going to retire from
commence selling. without reserve, their large
and entire stock OF dry goods and Carpets. re-
gsroless Of cost. Be sure and resd their adver-
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WOMAN KNOCKED DowN.-About O'Clock
last night, Margaret Lewis, coOred, was
knocked down in front of the Freedmen's hos
pital by colored man, who made his escape.
| The woman was afterwards taken with 1T
and removed 10 the hospital by Officer Chase.
She can give no reason for the assault upon
her.
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GE D II @ ETC WV

COAL TRADE-The coal trade for the week
past has been dull, owing in part to the strike
OF the breaksmen at Cumberland. The recelpts
OF Cumberland coal for the week were II .54
tons, and the shipments L, S47. Messrs Gi,-
more, MeredIth q co. have received during the
week 2. 137 tons of the Youghiogheny gas coal,
and shipped 2, 40 tons of the same, making the
total receipts for the week 13,711 tons and the
shipments II 9S7 tons.
lMPRoVRMKNT.-Mr. BENJAMIN Miller. who
recently purchased the property adjoining his
dry goods store, has commenced to improve it,
ana designs making it one of the hand somest
salesrOoms in the city. Is will be about 80 feet
deep with a fine front, with all the modern con
yeniences.
NEW WHRAT.-Messrs. Hartley & Bro. re-
feived by express to-day sample Of new VII eat.
IL ls the first OF the season, and will be offered
for sale on Monday.
SGermany and France are to present
counter charges against each other at the In
terDauonal Arbitration congress at Brussels
@The CouIier-JOurnal SAYS that Sartoris
and Nellie are in Europe "lor their honey
moon,' and are ''asked ont good deal 10 TS-
bGrnlan dinners and BelgraTian balls"
~The French assembly has decided, by s
very large majority, that no child is to be
trained to any dangerous acrObatic prrforman-
ces, before the age of twelve by its parents, or
the age OF sixteen by non-relstives.
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Georgetown Advertisements

SHIPPERs OF FREIGHT
-
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS,
VIII please note that the Steamer COLUMBIA will
leave her wharf in Georgetown at n
Above change Of time is only for -
ore ;s. trip. q. f. HYDE,
-H 80 Ms.eI street.
RY THOMAS DOWNING, AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON LEES HILL.
MEiSHTs OF GEoRaEToWN, AT AUC,
"a On FRIDAY, July 18th, ls74, at q o'cIsok
I m, on the premises, yiII sell those yery
and Csien streets, tue Heights OF 6 org stown,
and known as part of Lees Hill These lots are
fotr Of tbs &c lots several dwelling houses which
VIII &c soio with ne lots OF which they stsud.
MI Terms tfs -, oEethird ossh, balance in and Il
chaser, IHoMAs DowLIS NC par
Un-td Aucii Jneer.
HONE AGAIN HONE AGAINW
AND VERY GLAD OF 1T,
with enlarged premises, improved machinery,
every facility for doing tha besr work az low prices
We would respectfully inform our friends ard the
iubl'c that pre-eni.e may have been our repu-
- 0UR MOTTO is EXCELSIOR
IN pyelhs htd Il.snlDg Ladies Dresses. Shawls,
ppSc9Ges, les, EDITIONS, &C , &C, Gents Goats
- At home to every body from Ia. m. until sunset;
taud established 1881 now the most complete in the
country. E'erybody come and seeqs.
jy8tr AZ Jefferson street. Georaetown, DC.
DIssoLUTIoE OF PARTNERSHIP.
The firm of HEIR wELOH is this day dis.
soyeG ty mutual consent, either partner signing in
liquidation. All. HERR,
oooro0,or, ,u,-, ,s-, JAS. 8. WELOH.
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TIE VICTIM OF THE BALTIMORE MYSTERY
A WASHINGTON Mantle Patterson Park
mystery, near Baltimore, has been oply par-
tally solved. The identity Of the body found
in the sink az that of Charles L. Hail. colored,
OF this city, has been established, and DR.. H.
Mcl-ane Tiffany, who made post norton ex-
animation yesterday, gave the opinion that
death had resulted from suffocation. No marks
OF violence were found upon the BODY The
jury Of inquest yesterday rendered a verdict
that the deceased was Charles L. Hall coIored,
that he died OF sufocation, but that the iury
was unable to say whether his death was the re-
suit OF his own act or that of some unknown
person or persons. The matter Is still in the
hands of the officers OF the law. Dete ctiye j.
5. Pointer testified before the coroner's jury
yesterday TO having made efforts to discover
who the dead man was; yesterday morning he
learned of an aunt of Halls, q coiored woman,
on Pierce street, who said, in reply to his que
r1es, that she had not seen him for some time;
nat his father was Rev. K. A. Hail, pastor of
Union Bethel church, Washington, ID. c.. and
that he formerly lived on Orleans street, near
the commons, and was once pastor OF Spring
sire ct church, in Baltimore. The deyelopneuts
In the case showing the deceased to be a colored
man do away with the conjecture which some
entertained Thursday evening that the dead
man was Mr.. r. y. Hall.
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AGENTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE skGARpISS rAXTs
nrrrn,r- 40

DISTRICT SECURITIES.
The urcerriE ucd VII be prepared % rrrchase. %
receive N erchenfe for the nsW borGs. al pForer
CLAIMS against TIE District Including paii srSrrf
Ills, 90 socn a. the aUcitiuE Commission q tho
United Estates freasury shal orgsniEe aud decide
What s . proper voucher OF transfer. q whieh das
public notice viii be etven. Cutt then parties d.
posine q their claims Will probably reslizs much
less than their real value. AL kinds q Sr0JkS
PETER CAMSn
49,, LUCK BRokER,
Treasury. Tvs ~
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The FoRGRRIRs ON THE DISTRICT Con-
TRoLLKR's OFFICE.-In the Police Court this
morning, in the cases Of Underwood and War
rick, charged with forgery of orders upon the
office of the District Controller. the court re.
marked that no decision had been arrived at
and that ii might be some days before it would
be made. 1t is understood that further impor-
tant testimony has teen discovered.
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! EW sR Az.

sh Az,
Cnder the new government the Sewer Tax viii b
rtfnDdt q, and al those who have paid their biil~
and vil bring them 70 the uud srsigned shall have
trcmrt Alteration on liberal terms Ptrtl cuier At
tsntion given 20 the purchase and sale q ali kinds
q District Rcuds snd pay accounts, General anf
improvement Taxes paid Tsx Liens bsught aud
sOlc. W. n SLATER.
stock Broker. lays Peun.Tivsria ave,
Us-t Between Wtllard's sud Treasury Depf.
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a Boy SERIOUSLY HURT BY A FALL FROM
FEHCE-Yesterday afternoon, Thomas TAYLOR,
boy years of age, while playing about the
wood yard of L. I. Campbell, on y street. be.
tween 18th and 5th streets, northwest, fell from
the fence and was very severely injured inter-
nally, and also had his arm and leg broken
DR.. Goerner attended the child and took it to
its parents near by.
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SALES OF THE Observation-Disclosures
Auctioneer Thomas Bowling sold the exclusive
right and privilege Of using the several hay
scales in this District for the purpose of weigh
ing hay, fodder and other articles in bulk until
the 10th of July, 1875. No. 1, situated opposite
the post Office, Uniontown, to X. T. Martin for
SIS; No. 2, situated on 9Th street, between
Georgia avenue and l. street southeast, to Geo
Gaddse, for SO; No. s, situated at the corner Of
10th street and Louisiana avenue northwest to
II. q. McCauley, for $40; No. 5, situated on
bigh street, near the canal, Georgetown, to A
r. Onutt, for s1I5, and No. Z, situated az the
intersection OF the It'll and 1ith-street roads
Brghtwood, TO j. Ii. McChesney, for s35
TIE TEnPLEroN SHOOTING CASH IN NEW
foRk-Duncan ID. TempIeton, who had been
for some time separated from his wife, fformerlv
Miss Bsbcock, of this city, met her in the
streets OF New York last spring, and after walk
Ing and conyereing with her for a time sud-
denly turned and shot her, infiicting danyer-
Gus but not fatal wound. He was soon affer
convicted and sentenced TO seven and a hslf
years In the state prison, but as notice OF mo
ton for new trial Was given, he was sent TO
jail. and has since remained there. An attempt
is now being made in New York to obtain a new
trial on o bill Of exceptions, based on alleged
errors In the judges charge on the trial.
O
PRIse's JIwELRY STORE received some-
thing new and hsaprfpl in jswslry.
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CONE. COME. COME.
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ANOTHER CHILD RUN OvBR.-About seven
O'Clock this morning colored boy driving a
cart loaded with brick, drove over a small child
OF j. III. Hal, on tn street, near II, and it was
was very badly injured. The horse and cart
belongs TO Mr.. y G Stafford and the driver ran
away. The child was badly bruised about thu
legs and arms, bat fortunately the mi uries will
Lot prove fatal. DIR. HamU,ett was called in.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued recently
as follows: 5; j: Bryant and Joseph Tyers,
two frame buildings, on Virginia avenue, be-
tween Path and 25th streets; Thos. Riley & Son,
a frame house on street, between 1st and I'd
streets; Mrs. Chilos Il. Murdoch, two brick
buildings: Frank X. Weaver, brick building
on Sth St. eet, between ID and streets SOUTH
west; Geo. W. Knox, q building, on % street,
between q and ID streets; Charles Behrens,
frame building, on 9Th street, between and o
streets northwest; Daniel Crawford, two frame
buildings, on Boundary, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest; John Burrus, brick build
Ing, on Sd and streets northeast; John White
kudt, frame building, on 13k street, between
Q and ID streets southwest; II. q. McCarty,
three frame buildings, on 9Th street, between
Virgins avenue and streets southeast; Samr
pennsylvania avenue; T. r. McCauley, frame
building, on 9Th and g streets southeast; Chas
ID. w. Jenkins, brick building, on b street,
between 1t and ID streets northeast; John
Mackey, frame building, on 18th street, be-
tween Il and streets southeast; Maria Roberts
four frame buildings, on street, between 10th
and llth streets northeast; John 4. Thomas, a
frame building, on LIST street, between ID and f.
streets southeast; jas. I. Mcguire, on / street.
between North Capitol and LIST streets north
east; 3. n. BuynitZty, brick building, on L.
between 9th and 10th streets northwest. d.
Moore, brick building. on 9th street, between
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and ID street northwest;
between and g and 1st and % streets north
west; n. g. Draper, a brick building on 18th
street, between and Q southwest; also, frame
building on 18th, between and Q SITS. south
west; Lockwood, Hufty * Taylor, brick build
ing on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets; K. kaufman, a brick building on
AZ, between and + streets southwest; A
Kuhn, two brick buildings on Rhode Island ay-
enue, between 18th street and Vermont avenue;
Patrick Sweeny, frame building on Sth, be.
tween X ard streets northwest; John Bekell,
brick house on 9TH, between X and l. streets
southeast; X. j. Beall, a brick building on n,
between South Capitol and X streets; L. Har-
vey, frame building on 9th, between L. and NJ
streets northeast; g. f. Willett, brick build
ing on i, between 18th and 18th streets north
west: j. F. Stewart, An addition TO frame build
ing on ID, between 10th and 18th SITS. northeast;
j. q. Kennedy, brick building on Market
Space, between eth and Sth streets; S. Beall a
frame house on Pierce, between s and L SITS
northwest; Mrs. Hannah Houston, two brick
buildings on MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, between
9th ard ! 10 streets northeast; Mary V. Babe,
brick building on Massachusetts, ave-, between
4th and 9Th streets; John Rome, a frame house
on LIST, between IL and | streets northeast; X.
ii. Phillips, brick house on 9th, between
ana streets northwest; Mrs. O'Leary, q brick
building corner OF and p tn streets.
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THE WASHINGTON MAgKET,-This morning
all the dealers having returned TO their stalls in
the Center market, and more than the usual
number OF country people being in attendance
the market presented an animated appearance
and every one seemed TO be in good humor. Ii
had been proposed by some of the dealers to
have band of music on hand to celebrate their
II entry, but this idea was given MP and instead
many OF the butchers contented themselves bv
putting up few boquets as decorations to their
stalls.
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PRIee's JIwHLRy STORE received some
thing new and beapufal In jeWslry.
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II y
sEWER TANAS std al other glasses ~ elaine
egninst tbs District aid the late Board of PGhiir
Ncres prosecuted eHd recovered. Application
CHAs. n. MOULToN, Atioruey-as-Law,
Iyl In No. b2~ street northwest.
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DIssOLUTIOE OF PARTNERSHIP

The firm OF HEIR wELOH Is this day dis
solved ty mutual consent, either partner signing in
Liquidation. A. III. HERR,
JAS. 3. WEIGH.
Georgetown, July /, 1874 ivf.9.yrIn
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.rx.so Hl g EAErHIL,

No. lie -Four snd-s-H ~ street, Icns dooi sostb
OF OolonfExtton BALL.
taken apart. -
oeltlemsls Garments Ulesnsd ana DYED wftbous
kn Gloves, Shoes, Pun. So. Cleaned sf ssorssa
ONCE. novle-tT :
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TO rhE tR,plToMs or DisrsIor

Tie under in,d sii-rs nj. services O. su,h q his
ftilov -iuzcns in tho District % C5lumhia - may
desire 20 avail themselves q them. attorney for
the prosecution q claims before the au iting Oom-
mission rrovitesi for ~ tbs act OF Csagr~- Ah a.
hhiBgthe iste form 81 government In tbs District
Claims for the refuudiEg q the Sewerage Tax, AZ
ven A. thoss Of ev, r. Mature asd Aa-a ar sxninst
the District government, will Y, Give Ms prarnpt
attention. RICHARD wAELACH,
MQlm nfsr. A., as6 80. -
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CoHEI LOAF OIIIOl, Ssvv~ q Ia syss
~ I'D NsO Yoyk As0ss, snfrance On tsW -
3 TIE city. nensy loeasd g e. iovs1s rsssO Z
e msssrsH e So snd e,lysr ysteass D1soee1s,
80 So d''is': S'F''s @S -.
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~ 10 ii LS'
~ KLEGANT ICE CREAM AND oYsTER
PARLOBS,
augS-B High street, Georgetown, ID.

hRSOHEHCKS MANDRAKE PILLS-These
NY pills are composed exclusively of yegenabls
Ingredients, AID although they entirely saperssde
the use OF mercury, do leave any Of its nurfeus
effects. The act directly upon the liver and are q
valuable remedy In sl cases Of arrangement resrt-
ing from q cisordered state Of that orran, Liver
gonpiaiHt, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Hescache Typhoid Ieyers, xc., &c. al succumb 10
the free use OF Scnenckis Manirake Pills For sale
by ell Druggists and Dealers. u3-tr
fFsPEOIAL INSTRUCTION IN PENMAH-
Wy bhIP, B00kEEPISG end CORRESPOND
kHCE. morning and evening, during the summer
months, at the business college, corner 7th and l.
streets. Also, PRIVATE LESSONS, during these
months only. jel-d
w less OF cost BONN ETe and seaside and ~
hiding HATS. 110J Penn. avenue, wash. (kU
jeU- I'm
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e. PE IAL TICE

Bargains in Resdy-msde CLOTHING and Gents
furnishing GOODS. My entire stock to bs sold
without regard TO cost Cal and get first choice as
they must al be sold By September to change bust
HICHD EHIEAInVU
Jezy-im III High street.
REDUCTION IN PRIOES-To enable us TO
NJ close ont our entire stocf of DIZZY GOODS
before moving into our New Etore, will, from
this date, SELL EVERYTHING AT RKDUCED
Prices.
Our stock is large, and bargains may be expected
BGNyAMlN MILLEH
je5-tr lOl Bridge street Gsoroe,ogn
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DRY GOODS.
CLOSING OFT SUMMER GOODS,
w. NJ. sHUSTER BRO,
Are cloelDg out the balance Of their simmer Drsss
Sooos at GREATLY REDUCEO RATES and
Iades wishing simmer Goods az about al r-ir-
Will co well 10 call AMI LOOK q our rhsqp RstC
.oa W. NJ. SHUSTER n BHO,,
-1sS. gig Pennsy lvanis avenue.
1 lNEN LAWNS
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hoether lot q White French LIyEE LAWNS
at % ceLts, worth ~ cents. ~
80. MM. z. RILEY,
y, >. 5l3 Ia keI Space.
DAY GUGDS AT SACRIFICE
~ To hED ICE STOCK
EAMBUBG EDGINGS-OEE THIRD OFF,
The following goods closing out a.
EAkCTLY Halls PRICE,
hL.-lhltlalt La "a and Embroidered Hsndkerchiefs.
Lace sacquts, Curtain bsces fine Lace Collars and
linen sets hid Gloves. Perfumery, lOb lots of Trim
Prize! 10y 1io''i0 ~ AA''o
, Also, at 20 pr cat. DtScoUat-Sun Umbrellas
sumner Shawls, AID due cloths and Cassimeres
about LIS. hogan n WYTIR
HS-tr 10ls and 1920 7th street uorthWest