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New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
. \. WHOLTShG z PR!Cfs or COUNTRY PEODJCf
For TIE WEEK ENDING JrNE 20. 1875.
CExrressy lor TUE y. Y. TEBrF b. own leportcrl
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CExpIessly Tor TUE y y GBrI - SHr own IIeportefl
Send only good The freight and other expenses eat
ioll :. cs saiais 4iriy
te m ,tlon v II not lJ, - eaanso abluL Uss
Rs Tt yaa ~ tc stss S @ a 'r 5n S nSi eoaieHt On &
boz boz or a barrel s4a; a H' ,SI @ ta sG r & r Ani
or lis So al ss' D. nicos ~ D.FII or D9s. lays
soo ~. bos s-ape 50 tAat your marx Is In
dsnlsld - -
Receipts Of beans foT he weak 9s7 bbs do last week.
jan H. 7o5 bSs sams u@ ssr year i7.55i Ibs Rs
fsP's Eao 81 Of pea Ss. pa. 5 ~ssA 5s 'I & since G Jan j. O
BUSH same ri% sot ysal, 30 90 -; oAs 's ~ a No r Si
weak state npt our last 1heFy l. siroas
nom nom & ae.,s D, '9 f w. u. Snr IL have ecliued Ials
!esy 1S me!a % 90 10 IN Inn rr ss S 2s S rds , afns sSe
in store Is gaote ~ - aa extra selected - s an @ sss 4ss gave
tall price. Red Kidneys hirner ior pr White KLnss
ana ANA pea leans W. Indla5eT S are 49, ,s s.s sk Is
going freely abroad ereet iIem anna :, a @ t4e 81 iss,
q. Peas oi account remain in market outaous:
bsiHs . PRIV Frms Me- % kSasy Ri si ,'s
Bs DS Door S sSS g ssf loss g
ps S1Hs msfSs 400 a'' WHY. si6si sss sSs 5s 5s
DO S9ss Per- SSs sSs OS sr..n r.lm. Goa 70
EISS HssSS Eur0pe S past past s ns Sudden
sssy ssyn 9 Of @ Ss Years % Of ascsabs q
cnIy org enough 70 rHss % IN
yond actg wants The sagply q state 9 ligs 81, fsly
grocery oail Il not closed oat clean every
sy s ue swo .i most seney quoted oecssons fancy
ns w make ssc bur evssng ms. s-or ,s ts & sysr
severe weather attended ia transit and oenOg dead
err a % % easy one u.a sSs
At The dse9e & qr time me " Tes & s nr T a @ s
best ins That were qotea at 2se las, week can e
QuotaOle change. Quotations;
Orange Co. pals. fancy ssssc Western creamery asss7
Orange Co pals oigr sa@ss Mes!eIn arAins nne iyw7y
s.ss s other %ss,sr. tabs 4. fan 2ss;;l
state tubs grass s2S Westefn tnes hne''.. ,laiy
state staie is @siss western
state Welsh other. WESTERN very commonllgiz
Receipts for the week. geO7 boxes do last week. i4s
Goa CO., SaSSs' eS. a liz sSo fS S Cable @ sc
a S cSs SsSs he snEs rSa S ssn ss
Ss s s osr % a' e & ayU 3 @ avn" 70 reports ss G1 %
1S 81 an N % n S % Es 9a ss s % iss s R %
%aIAs to day ss0rs sS, ss X ~
xae today We Sosi not be qsr,SO md, &; e e, As 1sre
ton rs TO future receipts unreliable qualify u
sellers seem deernned TO eat LOOSE even ney are
little nrmu,ss may Infused market bat they
. ros% Al Ls fas on Monasy saes Of petasen $500
1d o oSs o ps. a n, e G r Ss o M rss ass
done Uva about 100 boxes chan grd hands
e ss psct s s ss s q a%ss Ts ss SD s 70 G = a. S
so directly abroad Ohio cheese snd skins are almost cnsalA
State racy. Extra state Daires nns..ic ela
home 4sia oSid ss fsss! aS's sea
s'11s r n'ssSs export ws.ssss Factory.
state repry' enc ~,a sSs. psss e ca .as ssn,
si.Is Fss,Sry s.sa'S siss kns
Rsce'rs FOR the wses 81 Isss a. ast week II a. The
there has been some talk Of movement Tor western use or
speculative purposes but prices have not beeH al aorao
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

In Railroad bonds Morris and Essex frsts were
most active, selling at 1o3s103l. Pacifcs were
frm, but Chicago and Northwestern gold eoilsols
declined to s0I2. The bids are as follows: g
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
SALES FOR PRfsFNr DfLiFRff. r,
To-Day Last Eves. Total
('onsum n,lon ..,. ...... PIT III

Total 2lI 81.
the market advanced iSc on August
amt ,sr months with O1na Salts ~ io'-
lows, IN on basis OF Low Nhtilncs: - ,oo -,
>as rlay after p MI Hy ln 10 'sec; fsUv 40 -
August 1900 'a.cj Sepe nbe 600 10 lae.; oSoyei ooV
n ttsc. November, 5OH Il iac.; Drccmbef 500 II 3c;
January 900 II ec 100 sasc March, luO u so total
1900 bales Yeser ays closing prces-June - sa2c; July
M August - sec. september, l5aeD 49, oc
tober II "a Ii Tree; November. Ns.4li 'Isc;
sry + sal} ise- lsdi5 Sc; AEli .,n
Il SC: 800, Is &C. loo 10 ssse loo ase; 200 l5c
LOO Iiase; loo i5c 600 ;i?e; 100 l5 lIc 9 Ioo
il 2lc; November 500 ID lsc; December 200 Ii F@c;
100 ii .c 200, IL Igc.; January, 300, Ia -lasci J
II iiisc; April .OO 10 olsc; tOA IV-OO Daes Br1u "a
lg,9O0 bales - H., -.
DRUGS AND DYES-Opium IL steady but very dun az
Al so for Old gold in bon, for last crop Qunns
IL auie at a. Cream Tartar Is dull and uncange
American QJic. aBd french AT loo &C. Doti r ~
Essentia moving only In small way at unclaimed
figures sandersons Lemon sold in lots at - 90 I'm -h
Chemicals dull and heavy soda Ash at u = IL n
- .6-l 81 CaHstic soda - 1OIft %. Isl
Carb sofia - 81 = aud Bleaching Powder 81 jJ0$2 all
roId other d-scrf pons dull. We qaoe
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

The money market was the correlative of yester-
dav. call loans doing at 202le, while prime dis
counts moved at 3l295 per cent. The Customs re-
cepts at Washington to-day were SO 1000. and the
Internal Revenue receipts $225,0OO, the United
States Treasurer receiving $4,000 i'll National
bank notes for redemption
Government bonds strong on small dealings,
and in this direction there features noted.
~. IL.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
THE MARKETS.
[carsinlly reported tor rIz Tal5rzz.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUESDAY. June 90, 1s-j.
The following complete LIST Of exports shipped m vessels
which were cleared to-day for fore gn ports:
CoRUySA-SchOOner Nellie shaw.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

The DAYS business at the u. ). Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
od ,rceips 400 OoG AZ Curry payments s933O23 II
Coli aynrnts $50 "a Curry balance. 1901 90
Gold balance J3,6OS 54 Customs 311UOO OO
Cnry reQeuts... 767,5yJ 80
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
cts.PB.

INDIeit-There ia oily moerte trade passing at aDont
former Manila sold II los AZ "~oVc' a"1 'A' ~
SJc, currency. $1,000 Al ro,.s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL 600 sides 10 the CONT
tinnt 1000 :, les Enga The naTAet Is again shaAo
.s.i.r witn A modera.e demand. We quote:
e~Siei' WAN = " IPmOcK Common Hiles
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

angrI Eastern at Western Live Geese, prime,
bore c. ard southern at 51aJ2c.
SIIUry Cnd are former figures; sales OF
500 Qils. Georges Bank AT - 37o o. AsekeIel d
very auet quota steady sales were reported
Box Herring are H. unciIanged scaled sold 3Jc Bar
ri TInrrne Al Withunl change.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30


Jersey isag MAJ is rrm fairy We quote Fine
White Al -eQs Fine yellow at ~ IOasl 1J Coarse AT
al jO1sl 5J Ground Feed at 81 4jdSl 80. go
FRElGHTS-rhe market for berth room quite nrn WIN
good business passing especially Grain 70 IIyeo anu
London The charsrln1 line IL also active n Gram and re.
the former chiefly, II not Wnuy lot the
United Kin gfon " fully 81 since last evening
m ol y steam 81 900 BUSH Grain 10 di; 1900
l; bhls ROsin Is Gi; 100 boxes Bacn
3j1tOs 100 bbls ssin a s. 3L; oVoo
bush GRAIN 9i4d and by sail 1000 bush lSt evening at
Amerea bark vita 200 bbis DO heuce Continent, ex
nce 10 Hsmburg direct about 800 bOls. do az Ia 6
short Law DAYS Norwegian bark hence 10 CORK ie oer
with 700 b6s British tic hence To WAFER
ford direct, with ZOO bDs DO. AT ~ lOrs ah
bark hence 10 Liverpool With 90 bbs do at Ia ID an
Italian bark from Philadelphia to Sibfaiar; I Ior oi.
ders with 2,401 bbls. do at o. II for Mrtutefrdneah
Scr ,i n with at bs % direct sd on;
aothsr hence with 1000 artts at s s
3d of direct an Italian BARK hence 10 renr,h has wt IN
1000 quarters 6s 3 another hence for same voyage WI
40 auarter reef" at 6s and B1tish bark heLce lOI
sane with 300 guagers At 6s also bark ruOfeu
hence FOR with 5000 quarters on prNse is
Afr nauee German bark nence 10 Ger
man Bal ic with 2,3O0 bbs Refined Petroleum al - 3D.
NnrWeg Danish or German Bic WIN SVo
blJs do at G,i Amcrtan ship hence io Ant"erpm
Prtnrn $500 bbls do. at "a e thrr American parks
800 30 o. and 2Joo Obs 10 re
spcctiveiy n Sd Amer has hence to lot'erm
BTtsh bf hence 70
s.. a NOrwcgiar bark frrchafiefhl from
PA laephia EsinOre for orders with about 3Ooo Dds 90
NJ Cd American bark heuce to Cnpehagen Win sVv
with 900 bbls do another hence for same voy-
age wfh 100 3D. another hence % llo Janero
Mn 3 400 bbls fl0ur AZ 81 gold and pTn,age.
lI-Ihere continues to be Only JoDoing nnahn LOT
Dried with prices steadily ned; sales on lVVo DoAos
Valencia - 90 1000 boxes DO on private terms
100 uxes Layer do nj az - chiefly 10 boxes on private
ruS 800 bbls CHrrants al 6sa6tc % bags lMrt
eoua krnums 800 quarter boxes Sarines on private
terms; rs bb~ srvia Prunes private terms We quote;
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

Iinseed. City Palm D.... ca
cks and bbls 63 90 Ohve, MasA
Crude Fish, qtsY case. n. -. 4.
Npm 81 s. d god..........$ - 35 "a 10
Nanufd B'chd olive MsrsA - -, M
Wtr Whale 70 II CASKS y gan. L 40 VI ~
N,nuf'd Rchd Cotton Seed.
W'ter sperm 90 q crude. '::.... Do % oo
Mannd UnBc Cotton rttt- - -.
Wtcr sperm l e5 - 1elW SOLD n Oo V ~
Red oil, Saprd 10 TO Cottn ceoNi
Red OH, West, Yellow Ad - . :.
disd Ctlauel 6J White W'ter. 20 y rs
Rank ........ Al Lard, Prime
STRAITS -. az % Winter l n5 al 10
EPAINTs-There great activity in this trade but -uf
recent prees steady American While Lead Is scarce
9ia9Ae: China Clay IS IN fair demand az -
gold Venetian Rcd rules about steady Ohr IN TAR de
mand at sc Glue fair request AAAA at 3Jc: oxide
Znc II selling at ssc; Veimihons-Ameriean at 81 OS En
ldsh at 81 % gold.
M-Isenned and Crude both shade better
with mod rate deuat quoted az l2e Tor the orner T
Ordinary. Crude 5sc for spot and monlh IN osdoc Tor
July Naphha unchanged with Hight inquiry at s'se Az
Philadelphia efBe Is also hrmer but m without important
movement II A for spot and 10th July do At Bamore
III -dI2c Later sales of 1000 bbs at Phaieph at 80
2c spot Adves received from the OF supply
ssfuOws Titusy lie opened hrner ts morning quoted at
ii 27 oil CITY quiet at $l 20 housewife quet and stea y
al sI 2J Tdoute better 81 % bid anu sl "a = asked
I0Ns-The Pork market Is ess active ami hi CHER
though with dng future sales Of sjO bbs
at $40 7O4 20 81 In job nts 80 bbs Family az f2 so
$40 90 ad held $50 IS; September delivery $40 62
bt held NJ go ~ last night 500 bbs Mess so tor sep
$50 15 Beef b active aud irregular; saies N
2l5 bb At sl0aSl0 rs for extra, els 80 Sl6 for packets
steady sales OF 30 Philadelphia Extrs India Mess at f26
Beef lisms quiet and stead. sSatlI 90 for southern
Sls Tor Western Cut Meats fairly active aud
steady sales d 5000 pieces at ec for resh Shoulders.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK P. NJ.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK P. NJ.
L 800 Coupon, 1861 - IS, Coupon 1881 ,,,,.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

steady bat not active; sas OF 100 c.se- shn
dry a4Jc 100 Connectout crop los5 at 10
ll2 cases P0Ils 1873 at lOc ~ cass
crop 1873 at lVc. and 800 bales Havana al Soc
QSI 10. W. anOte -. - .,-.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
CROPS OF 1871 AND 1877;
VIllT = sVIs
Conn. aud Mass. -

EINh l-Int iIllIi Is IiIttI u stt-J VIEOS HS VI
lC0 Ubls. at 81 1872 -.
WOOI-Bnsncss is quiet and far from satisfactory and
values buyers favor The new clip Is arriving more
freely hore accumulation Ine extreme hlgh
pr bg farmers prevented BUY from purchasing
freely: at about good business could be done
views 43 AMI Trade Is ciery eOnDne 20
Iexas California woo,s tese sd a easier rates Pulled
Wc,! meets demand unchanged prices Manui.c-
s refuse purchase beyond their ninrdiae wants
Foreign que steady ras there has been cOnsii
erae amount o FOre Cothng rcshippcd Europe.
The gOols dun, ard prices are IN buyers faso
pretty generally The sales embrace las ba es Fa al orna
rrvats terms; 40 bales Extra Pulled 2c 30 bales 10
DO. private terms 1j bags Lambs 45c 10 bags sn'ari nss
Coarse Western Texas 25c., 1000 10
Black do private terms; 10000 Eastern Texas private
5000 Fleece- private t.rLis 5000 Texas 5tcx
12O0O TO-, 3oc.; 800 slightly BURY Georsia S2c; zvW
ID Free fnrnia 5000 81 nc; % bales
Ial California DC; $500 Incina COmbng. private terms
5000 Ian C0mbin. priv terms; 200 SECURED
Cal private trims
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
1o1a o,cIocK-sALEs nETORE INV cALL.

Chic ard Alton
10 .......iO24
Morris and Essex
IL .......1O2
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

Receipts for the week. 81 pkgs do last week n a. The
market continues duh Tor all descriptions. In appls
there has been some talk OF movement Tor western use OF
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

q s.sl Ord. lis Low Nj iins ISIS G1o1 ynL'lo .
based American stan lard " cla7sActun
.lnLa lal alnaY n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-11

Zen Wade has been interviewed upon the
iEiTi term business He doesn't believe that
Inc President has ever said or intimatel thai
ne wanted third term, but s'posin he does.
says Mr.. Wade, the people will be likely to
inquire; What difference does il make what
lie happens TO want? Senator W. fdvOrs put
ting good strong plank in the Ohio repuhli-
can Platform against giving anybody a third
termi but IL what he says j. TO 20 into the pa
perss he doesn't want IL 20 appear unfriendIy
a. Grant, because he believes that ne is a
good President, and il might happen that a
President like him would do no harm If
elected for third term; '.OtIy We doa't want
any Third term President"
On the political situation generally Mr..
W AIDE II most afear'd that the South j, to
rule the ccUntry after all y uuitel South
and tie democratic party OF the North an
Iear 10 be making uP about the old Pro
eT3mme, and they go in for Spoils. unincIm-
Tered by any deiinitive principles. 1t makes
10 difference, either, who they nominate for
CIice, lie says. 1T wouldn't cost the party
Two hundred yOteS 10 nominate JEFF Davis
iOT the Presidency" These are about the
pint" made by the ex-senator
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II has been heretofore the boast Of Cincin-
All inat she could Kill anI dress more hogs
tothe minute than any other city on the con-
tinent' hence her proud title OF POrkopoIiS
Eut now that city has set up claim As
Musical capital ald. according to the
Cincinnati papers. their great musical fes;i-
VA has not only the biggest and best chorus
n tne country, bat ii has laid our perform.
Snce q higher order Of music than has
ever bt eH aiternpej or large scale in Amer
ica- IL J. very funny 10 see the Illustrations
q Bee;hoven's Ninth symphony, with "his-
foTicsl and critical comments" on the second
gage OF tce Cincinnati Gtze',e, mixei -
with DorS ami whisky statisiics-hOg,.
i-smS, shoulders, rib sides lard in kegs, &c.
sc.
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ATCTION SALES.
MONDAY, May 10, ats p. H., trustee sale of Lot
ID, in Square Cos.
MONDAY, May II, at p. m, chancery sale OF the
Wharf property on Potomac river.
Do. do, II, do do
Uninproved property in Squares Il, 20 and =.
TUESDAY, May Is, at 4 ?. m chancery sale OF
uhimproyed property in Squares l6, 81, 81, 80 and
WEDNESDAY,, May -, ct .. m, unimproved
property IN Square 63l
For fuller particulars zee other advertisements.
LOANS.
Two sums Of $1,000 each, ono Of ESQ, one Of
S100, one Of $500, and one Of olee00, for one or
more jean.
One per cent. for negotiating. may3 tr
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Average Daily Circulation, 1880
Spsrc the Nerdure and the rIomer..

One Cf the first favorable Impressions upon
the mind % stranger when visiting our
city j. that ma lie by the prod gality Of space
reserved for land cape and lOral dec lration,
ard which Is awaited Of la a manner alike
CTc-iitsb!e to the good taste and liberal spirit
q the people. Large sums Of money are
ANNUALLY Spcn: in setting out and keeping I'm
order trees, decorative shrubbcry and
flowers. which are not only the personal
property Of tine individual. but are hell in
common by the entire community whose
pride they are, and whose hounjen duty a. is
TO shield and preserve them. This spirit
SHOULD animate all. and therefore il il mat
ter Of surprise know that there are per
sons in our midst who ar 80 lost h. the pro
prirtieS OF taste and OF common decency as
40 wantonIy cut and destroy what all should
reverence. Trees are hacked. grass is I'M
necessarily trdmplcd upon, plants AMI
shuTbs are trodden down, and flowers are
merCileSsly dug up or cut Of. This vandaI-
i'm must DC put a stop 20. The police must
i-ok 10 IL. and every citizen should all the
TOllce Is giving such Information a. Will
Lead 70 tie detection of the mi~crcautS \
little prompt punishment may have a
. eHithy effect. Let 10 b. tri5l at all events.
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With ali respect 10 those who authorized
the deed, not in anger but iu sorrow. in the
Interest Of sound taste and feeling a. we I'M
derSta.d them, we wish % record q protest
against the Improvement" which removed
from our northern landscape the best thing il
possessed. The solid gray battlement that
tOT many years rose above the trees at the
Soldiers Home was 10 a properly trained
eye-fOr IL the deepest sense We see in land
Scape only what we look fOr-the most salts
factory work OF man in our horizon. II was
not ike every other thingumbob that crowns
every ambitious and fiimsy architectural
HlOmination. IL hal character. II did mean
something. IL signified its place and pur-
pose IL was firm and pure and honest. 1t
arrested the eye of "a stranger. whose fmagi-
ration was instantly employed, TO whom
something was suggested. The simple orna-
nent was born of the necessities of war.
Similar embrasures had been fashioned
to defend a thousand castles which rep
resented the yaiOr and devotion of dark
centuries The rugged aspect OF those times
itas been sOftCned by distance and the human
heart, TIL rom their turrnOilS rise such per
lcct flowers OF literary art as the Iiylls of
the Ming. and the grim castelIated tower
TeaPpedrs among our most effective archi-
fectUTal devices. surrounding all other
details. genuine growth. tragic fact sur
NiytDS fer the use of art because il is a fact
This Sis,'iO Sed the Home where old soldiers.
whose waTlike usefulness was also gone. sur
viyed 10 furnish for Us. under the hand of
landscape art. one of our finest public 0rna-
mentS- Now strangers eye sweeping the
horizon would be arrested Just long enough
FOR him To say that he had seen a water-cure
Establishment, or a young ladies' boarding
school As TO the changes that were neces-
Sary on economical grounds. if any were. we
know and care nothing. We are not dis
cusslns them. but look from distance. indi-
eating what true observer saw before and
what he sees row. deplOTins the loss of an
impressive object that We needed and the
gain OF slate aHd-pine pigeoa-house in
place OF il.
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G = n Z CA SfO N Z.

The undersigned announces to the stous Tr>de
tnet ne hae leased the Seneca QuArrios end A noV
prepared 70 furnish this SION &, oaved or In ~
rough, 10 order. Also, eENECA BC6HLE Tor l3s6f
sAwfl sfQhE, consisting Of essps. Platforms.
wtndow 6ilis, COPING &c ,en had In ysrd
Greek. [aDD-lm1 CIV. IHYSEG,
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SToCK OF STRAW GOODS AND FLOWERS
tTiii.in' Il and untrim med III rs and BJNNETS
fGl and C'mpieje. and selling ii very low pri-e~.
Stow rooms up S.ars cntraHc" from street store
AZ DAVIS.
71e MARK. SPACE.
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"
OUR GREAT CLOSING OUT sALK
vii he continued ~ MONDAY. May Sd.byu t.,
oGG o.
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS
60 rurchasers Of Try Goods.
Having decided upon change ~ business a. tha
earliest practicable date, now propc-e O. increase
the present volume 90 sales by the following
GREAT ATTRACTIONS, believing that order
90 FOBt SALkS e. enable us % close ont IN.
entire stock AZ the date Contemplated by our A.
fragments, u in be nCcsary 20 submit; a. los,
on large portion ct our Goods.
We refer TO the following quotations as earass,
Of what we Intend g. DO.
BLACK SIEES
All the celebrated makes, embracing large auction
purchases. q Re sid az average discount OF -
per cent. from regular prices.
BLACK CASHMEREN. & BLACK T.fMTSE
At about two third. ordinary rates
BLACK AND RIO TIRED GRFNf DTvFs
A large oyerstocl. which must be closed. VIII be
offered as low as tn cents and upwards per yard,
involving act aal loss Of more than 50 per
original cost.
BLACK ALPACAS
The most popular brand in the msrke. actually ssla
at Is cents viii - forced ~ & = cents.
PARASOLS AND Sun TMBEELIAS
New and elegant styles Twilled SIX, Pearl .as
IvoTy Handles al Cost.
ONE CiSE PONGEES.
Which have freely sold a: % oeuta VIII BE- sacr.sc,d
al y cents.
PFRCdLES.
Best - cent goods O.; l6'..
$500 SPRING SHAwLS Tor 81 80
New SPRING PRINTS, fast colors. d a cents.
A lot Of DELaSES az 10 cent per yard.
CLOTHS and CiSSJNERES.
4 fun line at cost.
rSINDUCEMENTs NEVER SURPASSED,
eSNo goods sold on credit.
&c. wISwaLL CO.,
ray3tr no. 3i0 9TH a. near Penn avenaa
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I}aRASOL> AND sun UMBRELLAS IN gre
variety, best make Al lowest price a.
IA
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ayeAu. northwest, containing fourteen rooms.
Also, NO I9i sth street, between and L north.
houses, Centrally situated, and contain all msicrn
impioysrlHnts. Inqure Of JAMES W. BARKER
100 b Z, rect, tetween llth and 18th a. r. paS-9w
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LUX LtNtR.
TRAVELLERS ana sPoRTsMfN MI SnaS Mil iSi u:
sVEAlTH-NS suitable for IL SCH.
PRESSED CORN BEEF. in 2.
and pound cans; thee pound
SALMON, cooked ready for use.
LOBSTER, ?, cents; sPICED
MEAT; T s.Er Z i 81 eA aaa o hTHk'
IN, also spiced.
sa sNcAoyf Il cent ssEE ri S4I;
PASTE, BLOATER PASrE.
G SE2ss rh EsTs FL FISH foIs
ALBERT BISCUIT, IS cents.
BISCUIT: sfGkR WATERS. ~ cents.
FRUIT BISCUIT: CRACK
ER>, plain and fancy, ~
ricties.
DESSERT FRUITS. Ai,kinds
OF fi fruits rs, put put up in small tins:
S opsnea With. with pen zen kGiis a sy
FRUIT: We name sTRAwBERRiss,
F FIGas. FINE oh aFfGEs:
etc, etc, etc.
CHOCOLATE PASTE. pre-
pared for instant use; also,
S SSSSbkssskb nfLk. fEEa::
PO(kET STOVE: The most convenient thing
cooked i1 minutes; eSase, tea
or Chocolate N ade at short
tice; lighted instantly; extin-
UklNk: gui-hed By a breath; no smoke;
no dirt; no odor; trouble.
WARRANTED PERFECT
LY SAVE. Carried in the
pocket alcohol used; warrant
ed 70 suit every customer; look
BASS ALE. SCOTCH ALEs,
LONDON STOUT, POR T
WINE. RYE WHISKY, CA
TAWBA WINE, CLARET
WINE.
HAVANA CIGARS: FRESH IMpORrA
TONS; great variety of
brands Gess,as osly soiS
SMOkE: Price-l0 for q
for a
6for u
5for ii
g. u. CORNwELL & Sons.
FINE GROCERS,
@a!s 1AlsPa. ~ OPP. Willard Hotel.
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4 sT = o L o q Z .
MADAME ROSS ,

.Thh elaborated Lady Astrologise and Healing Ne
q, northysst. She be- no superior In delinseting
the Pest, Present, and Future In love or businoss
pointing out your enemies, and informing you Of the
sure vay 20 success In al UNDERTAKINGS. Consulta-
ol0. jy1.ly
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EOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RTNT-The BRICK DWELLING No
1921 street northwest. Nearly ne, ~ goNi
condifi n. with modern enienCcs, ras'ris ana
hath To satisfactory party Wao VII tuy ihs
RI iture. &c az fsiT Valuation, which ts n1eK-
r n-isc kuf comfortable. ana Consists ~ al The
Necessary requisites for housekeeping. Apply aeon
Ih- pr, mise. msl5,.
E.CR SAIF-At = bargain. fNrtS seven 'SES
4 or LAM Iust this SIDE Il clark Y u estate.
Al thu trSt sta'ian On the baltimore AIT ohio rail
read enly sever minutes tide from he CITY. siui
rally ads pttd f,r garden purp.Sc~ or -ll-'ll-
vision Viii q portion uf th- land Il desired.
Trice extremely I'w, ar6 terms ra>1.
NAYS sW J SAMMY JONES, 5ff 1th ..
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EOR SAL LIZ CHEAP-
VERY DESIRABLE HOrsHR

No. 1106 street, three story BRICK. with
IAN srd Ioof, ten rooms, all modern yeniences
a, West side 9th street, between and O streets,
s a stSry BRICK and Back building, niue rooms
fsueef. rear 10th street northwest, three story
ana Ashs roof, nine rooms, and ali modern con-
Venlences bay window; nice yard In 'front.'
No. l4l9 Colrmbia street, two stories, bay win
oow. seven rooms sill modern conveniences. A cheap
and attractive property.
b. II. WARNER,
mAyo I'm 7th and r streets