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~ Freckles are budding niccIY

81 FreckleS are budding nicely.
e. The Christian Intelligencer declares that
"sOme preachers have heilphObia.'
r. The man who winked when he ordered
his SOFA water, went TO bed in the market
house last night.
sy-An explosion at a steam saw mill, near
Scranton, killed two men and seriously III
jured several workmen.
~ The Rhode Island house has adopted a
wholesome bill for the employment OF
cramps" upon the highways or other public
works.
E~George w. Pemberton, for killing Mrs.
Bingham in East Boston, Mass, on the 22d OF
In the first degree.
ESSir Julius Benedict, though 20 years OF
age, is said to work at times Is or 20 hours a
day, and to look like man not beyond mid
die age
ay-An Iowa girl induced every one OF her
friends TO attend her wedding by not letting
them know up TO the last moment who the
groom was TO be.
ESA s'haZed" freshman of Wesleyan uni
VeTsity has had half a dozen of his sophie
morical assailantS brGught before the Mid
dletOwn police court and fined - each with
costs.
nS-The coroner's jury in New York has
rendered verdict against Henry Rex, the
Waterman, who shot the little boy. john
Mckenna, May %. The prisoner was held
for tie action OF the grand jury.
81 Tie Rev. DIR. Pentecost, pastor of the
Boston church in which the little girl was
murdered by the sexton, has preached two
sermons since the tragedy fdVOfing the doc
triRe of total depravity.
rS-Tne Rev. 7. NJ. Dawson of San Francis
co. empaaficafiy denies the charge or lack OF
moral rectitUde aud mnneiary misnlanaSe-
MIA ropes ani repU.lsticd in the Atlantic
states.
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GEORG ETOW

DFATH.-NrS. Sarah Willett, widow OF the
late Col. Marinus Willett, died mere on Sat
urGay.
The RECEIPTS OF COAL by the canal du-
ring the past week amounted 10 -, 800 tons,
and the shipments TO p 800 tons.
y MEETING Of the boss and iOurneyman
cOopers of Georgetown was held this morning
at the shop OF Mr. BremmeTman, corner OF
Jefferson and Water streets, for the purpose
OF organizing movement against the use
by the millers of secondhand flour barrels
Tor tie packing Of flour, and To take meas
ures 10 bring the same and its Sanitary re-
suits 10 the notice of the Board Of Health.
RIVER AND ArriVed-Steamer
New York. from Philadelphia, consigned TO
&. r. Hyde, with general merchandise for
District merchants. BY the caual-BOat
Medley, with 500 bushels OF wheat and 55O
bushels Of corn for II. NJ. Talbot and LOO
bushels Of corn for Hartley n Bro; boat Hat
tie ard Bessie with 215 barrels of ear corn
for Hartley ~ Bro; boat J. y. Thomas, with
100 bushels wheat, 2,2n0 bushels of corn end
% barrels o. -four for j. q. Il j. NJ. Water;
boat Caledonia. with 5000 bushels Of wheat
for Hartley Il Bro.
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Symptoms oi Liver Complaint, and OF
Nomr OF the nisEa So HrnGu b. L.

a sailow or yellow color of skin. or yellow
lSn brown spots on face and other parts Of
body; dizziness and drOwSiueSS with FREQUENT
h"auache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in
month. GTyneSS OF throat and internal heat;
palpltailOn: In many cases Il dry, teasing
cough. with sore throat; unsteady appetite.
raising food, choking sensation in throat:
distress, heavmesS. blOated or full feeling
about stomach and sides pain i'm sides, back
or breast. and about shoulders; collie, pain
and soreness through bowels. with heat; con-
StlpatiOn, alternating with frequent attacks
OF diaTrhoa; piles, hatulence. nervousness,
GOODNESS of cXtremitieS: rush OF blOCl TO
head, with symptoms of apopleXy, numb
ness of limbs. especially at night; cold chillS
alternating with hot flashes. kidney and uri-
Iary difficulties, dizziness, low spirits. un-
SOCiability and gloomy fOrebOlingS. Only
few OF above symptoms likely TO be present
al one time. All who use DIR. Pierce'S Ait
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant PurCatiVc Pellets for Liver Complaint
and its complications. are loud in their
praise of them. They are sold by all dealers
III medicines. eOSk
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


BAIT,NoBr. June 7.--yirgata %, peels~s. e.;
Carellna S. o!l, a. 10. n-y.ii. -. ca, Ak,
81, bid 'c-dsy. srgaI tim, -. lc-r.
l.. a.. FLOR dslI-Hopsrd SIRE. ana Wet n
suI.I, 45,st -, %. extra, ; sa= = d.. 'ss.
49, AZ 50 70 rrari. - st5.,, ;, ~ =
dull-Nc. ives en- saber, ~; Y. h. ~,
DO, lsi Persyisalia RI, ISIS p. '!MlarSi,-i
rcd, 25sl S do. SIT ter, ssal b; d.. white I "a
soGhtTD white sa.s .a sSspS veil So Ill
eTn mixed. -. Oats duil-south-rn, 7oa7S; western
ms. Hay quiet bgt hTn-Maryiani and Praa,E,
yar IA; u Ces24 Provisions dell but Trmer Po.k.
sides, lI'sa7.. Bacon-sh0ulders, - cie'r l5b
side, r.. hams, l41sal5. Lard dun and nominal
western grass LAS fetroieam namial-Srae.
"a 2. refined, II. Cofoe dull-orli"try = prime
frm-i - bid, Il ssksd 0'iE "a n's"'' "h'Ay
God, &c ixSh as iShs i7 g .h HGney
G,y ernment- active and strong.
NEw YORK, June Flour quiet and uUchar se !.
NheatSne cent better. Corn shade iTmsr
THE RAvAGEs OF THE FRANCo-GFRNAx
W AR.-Ihe correspondent OF the London
Times, writing on the 10th OF May. says:
There - no fear that the French III soon
forget the war Of $50. The palace If -.
Cloud and the chateau OF McndOn are likely
FOR years TO come TO remain in ruins. and
many private buildings are still riill,I
/ and dismantled. Considerable portions OF
the town OF ST Cloud have not yet been re-
! stored, and in the villages around Paris,
especially those 10 the west and southwest
/ II Is not uncommon 10 meet w tn fIrnhOu>pS
/ and cottages which no attempt has been
made 10 rebuild. | passed the o-her day in
picturesque and unfrequentad lane a
/ farm situated on the area of the last ,lSS-
pcratc attempt of the heSiegcd To break
| through the impenetrahlc ring which cor
domnCd them Ia starvation or surrender. OF
| the house nothing was lett but the four
walls and The garden was a perfect wilder
| ness. amid which WAS an UnpreteHdin9 me-
mortal marking II aS fpSSe No. I. in which
| the killed OF Il certain French regiment were
| inferred in January. ISL. Besides il was a
/ separate grave which, from the ornaments
| suspended over 10, seemed To he the resting
| place of the owner or OccUpier OF the farm.
| These deserted and tottering dwellings.
| once the scene of happiness and industry.
indicate the severity of the losses sustain
| ed by private individuals without the means
OF repairing the raVageS of war. While,
however. these traces of devastation arrest
the attention of the rambler. FTenchmen
| display a natural anxiety for more per
| manent and imposing memorials OF those
who fell in the defense of their native soil,
| and yesterday witnessed two events of this
| character. a monument was formally in
| auguratcd in the cemetery of Courneuve
| 10 the memory OF those who fell i'm the
| attack ON BOurget, on the east of Paris,
on the Christmas eve of 1870. and grOup
| of figures was east in fOundery N Mon
| trOuge. which i to he erected at MarS-T a
| Tour IN honor OF those who persisted in The
| battles before Metz on the 10Th and 18th oil
August, 1870.
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SHRFWD STCGGLERS-The Chinese are
known sometimes 10 Out-wit the custom
mouse guards and the pOlice-and how often
lhcy 90 u without its being known is 2 SUD
JeCt i6r COZ lecture. Rnutly. on the arrival of
steamer, a canoe load OF watermelonS went
alongside, and some OF the fruit that had been
PASSED on deck, was, after time, returned
INTO tie canoe by Chinese passengers, who
mtimated that they did not desire 10 pur-
chase them. II afterwards trauspired that
Inc lnsIOes OF those melons had been care
luliy ScOCped out, the cavity filed with
boxes OF opium and the riud put neatly to-
@ether again, when the ''no gOOIee melon"
was taken Oh shOTe.-HJAD'tlU CDHiMcrciJl Il ~
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A NOTIFIES journey WITH HER DEAD
RAEE.-While visiting in New Haven, Il
little child. four months Old, son OF Mrs.
Charelle, of Main street, Brooklyn, died.
The mother was distracted, and refusing 10
await any preparations for its removal, tOOz
II ia h'r arms and jOUrneycd to Brooklyn,
with the intention OF having 10 inferred in
Cypress Hills. Registrar Watt granted a
certificate OF burial, and the mourning
mother with a few friends, accompanied the
TenaiIS to the place OF burial.
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BIGANIY CASE IN BALTINoRE.-Nary An
der>Ou. who was arrested last week charged
with having two husbands was on Satur-
day released by Justice Wheeler. II was in
evidence that Mary thought her first huS-
band, John Opel, had died of fever four years
AGO at Bayview, and confident i'm this belief
married john Anderson. A few days ago
John Opel turned up. and after the invcSti-
cation Mary went away with her Old love
joyiuily. and John Anderson is again in the
matrimonial market-SJfJ, IN.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der having obtained from the Supreme Court If
the Dist CT of Columbia, holding a Special Term,
lefters 81 administration on the personal estate Of
ALI RED &. h. WEBSTER, late of Washin gtou
city, ID. q, deceased. All persons having claims
against the gaId deceased hereby warned fo
exhibit The sase, Will the vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber, before the I'D day of Nav
next; they may Otde wise 10y law be eNclniai from
81 brneft u ne said e-tate. Given under nay ha1d
Sic I'D Gag 81 MAJ .ls7E-
my3T-thy5t- SARAH WEBSTER, Adntx.
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THE ITCH which commonly prevails
among people of unclcan habits and impure
blood, and usually deiies the ordinary expo
dents for its removal. can be quickly cX-
PEELED by a few additions with G'cBG'S nj
phtH Soap. Sold everywhere. Depot, Crit
tentOn's. l 9Th avenue. eN
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Ar THE BALTIMORE SHIRT FAC
"A TORY.

lois Sueei norlArssi, washington, ID. C.,
10 West Fayefte Street, BdniNo-s MI
We make the vERH FINEST DRESS SH yrs n
order, and IN the most elegant manner for 81 ls.
with bands on the sleeves; or 81 SO with cnffs -
tsehed, and perfect ut always guaranteed
ZINE RkksS KITS, ready made, sl5O
Best 4 ply LINEN COLLARS for III
Best 4 ply LINEN CUFFS, IS cents pafr
Directions for self rement sent ~ een,ar,.,
Gent By nail when raid for, apis-ly
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CIT Y IT E Nj s.

SPICY BREATH, teeth white and SpeckleSS
Fragrant SO-OOlOH' secures;
Ladies, can you De so reckless
AS 10 fail to make them yours? 60
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, . to Saturdays, 9
TO and TO 8. eta Iiil6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-07

WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE of tonic and
Alternative medicines known, none * enti-
tied rs more consideration than the Peruvian
Itated constitution il is the very rem a V
needed. The most positive proof .. this can
be adduCet. co
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LAUNCH OF \ PACIFIC STEANER.-At tip.
IN. saturday, steamer Iji of the Pacific Mail
company was launched from the yard OF
John Roach, at Chester, Pa. The vessel was
Christened the City Of New York" Another
snip for the same company Will be launched
about the Fourth Of July.
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
OF street and Louisiana avenue, pays five
per cent interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the Ri OF each month. Call and get a
copy OF the regulations. 5,25T
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EsAY ST NAH Is CO., I'D

M:aY ST IARl'S CO., I'D
IHI- newly erected hotel situated on ~ fs.lrr.-
Island, near the MIN. nee - flc Pa- ua. a.d :.
''grge TlFer-, VII To- open Tor the ..J-Fltuu s.
Ni>itor~ june 18th Fishing, Brar.,BI'irg an
BathINC N alUDlBUCa- Persons de-rr.r.- II Whit
lng this hntei can tax fh steamer gur = ally O.
Ilues Point, where i.st- Viii o. IN raalfEs-s rucer-
Nty them o. the Island TIE pr1PFi--.r- AVE So
trti ~ III SAILING boats. hiCA taaN furnish % Ef-
iturS free e chaTg- Trm--sl =. pr DAY. D. rtT
week, So permouth. Cor particulars trgI.' ID
l.. ]. ADAMS 4 BROS.
lel Nv Piuey P.iff p o., : MAJ sf'I.NI
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DIR G. w. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness and will cure any case. Price
30 cents a box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists. and Charles Stott & Co., 40 Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington. 6I,eol:
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t6EATEST REDUCTION
DRY GODS
EVER KNOWN IN WASHINGTON Al
gAKTER,S TOY Market Snacs

Yard wide Pacific Cambricz. l25zc. 2.slg yards
very me Lawn lOc.. worth Csc, l.o>9 yards very
best Calico snort lengthl only &c. worth lee SIS
yards Of yard wide best quality BleaCh-d Cotton
tshort length. loo beautiful new Dress Goods iSr
25c-, 3lc.i SIX and Wool Pongee, SOC. worth 75c
W. are closing ont our Dress Goods regardless q
cost. Excellent very wide Black Alpaca. &c. worth
62c. Black Silks the cheapest in Washington. Black
GrenadneS large assortment. great bargan-. -.
81. 81, 62, 15c. Large assortment Of Ca>sm-reS aud
Linen Goods for mea and boys. Excellent Table
Linen, SOC: excellent Bed Tick. 25c.: Linen Hand
kerchieiS, &C.. excellent Stockings. I2c. Linen Nan
kins' &C. S65 Parasols, great variety, very cheap.
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WITH A VIEW 10 changing our business.
we propose to sell our entire stock Of lumber
and good Will OF the buSineSs-One of the old
est established in the District. The stock on
hand is all desirable and well selected. seas
oned and conveniently piled. and embraces
Ire VaTIOUS descriptions o. building lumber.
hard-WOOds, &c, usually kept IN well con-
Quoted lumber yards. The yards are aln.ira-
bly, located il Georgetown, and arranged with
every convenience for handling lumber: the
Improvements are complete, including first
class wharf frOntng on the river, and Access
slble from both Water and Congress streets.
THIS Is a rare opportunity for persons wish
ing 10 engage in active business.
l.. PICERELL ~ Co.
C,2G = water street. GEORGETOWN. d. c.
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laborS ten times more than the hand; and to
he relieved Of CornS. BuniOns, Iagrowiug
Whites establishment, No. 55j 18th street ,
opposite the Treasury.
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on depoSitS
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier u Co., Bankers, I4l6
Pennsylvania avenue. 5,I5,eoIs
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y CREMATION COMPANY is about to be eS-
tabilShcd IN IurIcn. The shares are 10 be
twenty francs each. and the undertaken z
star with the support of $50 of the inhab-
llantS. piece of land in 4 cemetery has
been given TO the company, and upon this il
proposes 10 erect Il furnace, q mOrtuary, a
chapel, a room for Urns, &c. 1t is estimated
that the cost VIII be 5000 francs. The statutes
of the company have been drawn up and
submitted To the government FOR authOrita-
tive sanction before operations can be COM
nenCcl.
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For Moth Patches. rockies and Tan ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimples on the
r ace, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe77H's InlTToced C0Dlette1,e and PinipIe Rem
etty. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
Il. {. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 55I:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S219, eco. 4I2-swt
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Not THE NAME For IT.-Jarei r. Buell.
of indianapolis, and Susan ID. Gilbert OF
AthOl, Mass. have 'marrici' themSel yes
10y written contract, which is TO ''bc in
force during our physical lives, provided our
mutual love natures ever blend a nOy-but
10 terminate without prejudice by the wish
Of either party. II love shall ever cease to be
mutual Arrangements OF this kind are
NNLLlNm III ELi N ed callnl :,
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y WORKING COLOEED FAMILY.-ThC
Petersburg (Ea.) Index says that Il cuOred
man near that city raised, with the assist
ance Of his wife and boy, with a team of only
one mule, tobacco, cotton and corn, that net
ted Linn durinU wear - Oh
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MOTHS

MOTHS. MOTHS.
BLANK cts, Covers, Crumb Cloths, &c, from moths,
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro.
Gees, hich removes ali grease and vegetable stains
efectually. Single persons who have no accommo-
cations for packing away clothing, can leave them
with me until the fall season. Blankets and Chr
tains Of all descriptions cleaned in a superior man
Der and on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city get their travelling and other suits cleaned
AT snort hotice. A. FISHER,
!el-ly 6ls 9th street northwe..
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IT WILL re SEN by reference 70 another
column that VIM. II. WheatIey Offers a very
nice home At n low figure and upon very
easy terms, u sold at oncG.
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LADIES I'm want of sun umbrellas. stray
goods. fancy gOOds and notions, should visit
the establishment of r.. G.. Davis, 10 Market
Space, corner OF sth street, and secure bar
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DAVIS. 10 Market Space, corner of 18th
street j. Offering great bargains in sun um-
bTellsS. Staw goods, sc. Il word 70 the wise
il sufficient.
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DEATH GFJUpGE SNEAD. OF VIRGINIA.
Judge Edward X. SnCad died in OuaucOCk
memDcr OF the last constitutional convention
under the reconstruction acts, was for Il
while q circuit judge, and more recently
served IS collector of internal revenue fol- the
lSt district of Virginia. Judge Snead has
been in failing health for some time. He was
Known In this city, where he presided OveI
one 81 the courts during and Immediately
llleI Inc Mar--i LnEn..-LLLn Z ~ iLn---L--
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SPECK OF WAR on THE MEXICAN

SPECE OF WAR ON THE MEXICAN
HOHDER.-Advices from Texas state that tue
Mexican government has sent Gen. Fuefz u
the Rio GTande wi tn two regiments to sun
press raidlng into Texas. In the meantime
an enrolment Is going on upon the Texas
Side with the same view. The appearance of
state troops on the river has created much
excitement among the M1XicanS
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HOMICIDE IN CAROLINE COUNTY, NIR-
GINIA.-On last Monday, two gentlemen un-
deTtOOk TO arrest q cOlOrcd man named
Brooks in Caroline county for hog stealing.
Brooks resisted WI In an axe, and was shot
by one Of the cGptOrS, IL is supposed NOR
tally. The shooter was arrested but suisse
CUCntiy discharged.
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An UNFORTUNATE GIRL fatally shot by q
jealous rutiIan in 4 house of i'll fame kept by
her sister in Cincinnati, two or three DAYS
ago, plaintively mOancd, as aersiSter kueel-
ing at her dying bedside asked ifshe had any
thing 10 say: 80, sister! / hope yOu'll 10 bet
ter. This amt no place for me to be. This
amt no place for me TO die.D
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EA E0gkBElUGE COUNTY "a.

Tic nagaC ueUt - This popular - 'IMEG RI
StkI. encouraged ts fh. % E-Haf -rr..-- tasf -t.a
SOD. have continued 60 t.ti ..ruE ia. winter NTH
Hlcitilntl iEproH 'Hlrnis, until nrW rha s.r umBa
tons Herd t" gEt.lr Ear superior .. am Hfl,i
~ TIE mountains uf Virginia Til. t-gA Nn 40
TIL VIII D. pen i'r D.. RECEPTION .f VISITOR
u NJ LIT T. chambers ar. large. con. ..rr.f q.
All r.egautN iGrn.sa,l. having Cas- - EACf.
knnM. ard C.aGec'rl with che main N l,y -
liz klt ELL III. MINERAL arEg-
consist of ALGN. . Different grail TnpINE
ALI NJ and iiAll EE AIE. ihus al .-..-r.. 4 ..-ra
tive ageut On All CIs#s e - hpE T-f.sr = CIE'EE
ATOMS q tba siiu. mouth m Ih-.sr. .-FguNTl
BRONCHITIS, N fpIENr CONSUMPTION
IhSPEPslA. CHRONIC al AREUEs- I.-aa-,.
- thu urinary ans. ana u 4 Ii pI -. ass Pr
CGLlAE To FknsLF>
Fug PAMPHLETS Swing fCll-r irf -r.HEffrr o.
tim rial-, &C. A.llrrs- ~. Wausra- ~ -r. ~rr.r
BOARD sac % s75 PER MONTH, accarfir.
% location g rooms.
}. q. TINSLEY. Nlrsc,r.
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ROUND TO SELL!
If We HAVE TO SELL THEM AT
>LAUGHJERISG PRICES.

Ne will open MONDAY. Nav 81. Is-E-
a pieces Ladies Linen Mixed Suitinc-, IS cents
New Lawns only cents.
% pieces pure Linen Sutines, style, at l2s IS
- and . cents.
81 pieces choice ,tyIe Calico only cents
y pieces Bishop Lawn part Linen, al -, - an. IS
cent.
20 pieces Calicos u g. cents
- pieces new Linen Lawns for .uitlgs. VERY low
50 pieces uew style Lawns.
y pieces natural color lace stripe Lawns IS cent
20 yard wide ShectinC Cotton. % cents
Ia NeTd wide Cotton, y cents. worth j cents.
Psrasols from ~ cents up; awful cheap.
Cotton. good A. " amsutra, l2's cents
JUS received - pieces Black Grensdine in Plain.
Plaid and Stripe at Ia 10, Is, IS 81, s. q All 81
CENTS
All or Plaid Dress Goods az cost.
tottCns. Z. :. aud 10 cents.
Coed quality Straw Mating.
EiaCk. Brown aud " hIte Paper Cambria. cents.
Yard wide Pacific Percales. 1872 cents
Yard wide Linen Suitiugs. l21 cents: awful cheap
Linen plain aud STIR pc. Tor mcu and boys wear.
flrest quality Alpaca % cents, worth a. cents.
All the latest styles for Ladies Dresses for travel
ing and home wear.
CALL FOR BARGAINS. A. WE ARE OFFER
ING SOME GREAT BARGAINS
THIS MONTH.
OPEN At NIGHT UNTIL TEN O'CLDCK.
c. VI. TOWSON ID Co.,
b36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
may27 IT south side. near TIN E.reet uurthyye-:
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ALL QUIET AT THE COAL MINEs.-Quiet
prevailed in the SchUylkill, Pa, Goa regions
Saturday and Sunday. the. military were
on duty az Mahanoy city ami Shenandoah.
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WILSON'S HOTEL.

AAA WILSON'S HOTEL.
LEI WOODSTO~E. VsGGINIH.
ROBERT WILSON. PRo7z .-TpR.
VIII take few RoarIsrs fr the su-.-.ar m nth.
Br'ok Hotel, with large. ain rooms Cent .leu r.
siding IA the city vho Ce-iT" o. pend fla -uuIur
months d. the country ID find al. -te ufJft- oi /,
b. ne, While en-. .ug tie Iue ar u tie FaIl.y ..
Virginia.
Aooonmodai iL- TCrt,Ts sIEa-- iu age. 11nr. no
the Depot.
Inquire % AR CLAYTON.
Il 1903
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THE FISHY TASTE OF THE POTOMAC
WATER-CouStant com plants are being
made - the water registrars Office of the
fShy taste of the Potomac water. Col. Luz
hey states that the difficulty is in the water
in the river. and that no amount of flushing
The mains WEI remedy the evil. The pFoba-
hiiity X that the recent rains will relieve
the water OF Ais offensive taste and o1or.
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EVTEE Warwick ard EIrnwO0,i collar th1t
j. SOL o. Is.to"f This cannot 10 said ~ any
lfef collar U1e.ie.-fdt.
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GENTLENESS STRAW HATS bleachpi
cOlOred. pre- Ssod and trimmed at \. +. Wni-
ting's. g2i Pennsylvania avenue. Gj,G