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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hall of Trad Ferry Steam Fire Engine Co.
No. 10 Special meeting, WEDNESDAY, July 81,
1875 at o'clock z. NJ. Active and exempt mem
bers will please attend. By order of
j. LYNCH, Foreman.
J. A. CUMMINGS, Secretary. jy21 1t
The undersigned having permanently con-
Co., Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes. No 4Oo
North Fin IN street. st. Louis will be glad TO receive
the pa rcna of his friends, LITERALLY extended to
him heretofore Respectfully,
FELIX a. JONES,
lane Everett Lane & Co.
p S. His customers are most respectfully requested
to continue sending grocery orders to Messrs BLOCK
& Brlttin New Orleans B21 I'm
Notice.-Canal street. City Park and Lake
Railroad Company July 10 h, 1e75-An install neut
of twenty-five per cent the capital stock OF this
Company will b due and pay able at the office OF the
Company, on the 81 lust.
By order of the Board of Directors
jy2O R. M. HARRISON, Secretary.
The Festival of the Musicians Benevolent
and Protective Association has been postponed TO
THURSDAY, Dad inst. jy IL I'd
Special NOtice.-AH persons having claims
against the steamboat RUI n and owners are hereby
notified to present the at the office OF e. CONE
RY & S N corner Canal and Delta streets, within
ten days from date
New Ort ans, July 15 1873. ]ylo td
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED-By respectable woman (white) a
w situation as Cook in small family. APPLY at
70 Seventh street, between St. Charles and PTyta-
MA Jy2l IT.
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"ANTED-Occupants for two furnished front
w rooms one on the first and one on the third
foor also occupants for other furnished rooms, at
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises je9 If
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WANTED-A purchaser for the undivided half
w of a nice little FARM well improved, situated
in the Parish of ST. Landry, good locality agreeable
neighbers and convenient to shipping point. Must
reside the place and be npetent and willing to
manage the whole place. Price $1,000. For further
particulars apply tt MEL. HINCKLEY, steamer
Trenton, Tuesday and Wednesday. jy1i1w
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The market for Brazils has been hardly as
active this week as last, but this is chiefly
owing to temporary lull in the jobbing de-
mand. Prices, however, close strong ct the
quotations below, and the stocks in first hands
are greatly reduced. At Rio the stocks are
very small, owing to considerable purchases
for shipments to the United States, and prices
there have still further advanced. For the
next two months the receipts cannot be large,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Bugges;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. I. MADDUX, IS Carondeet street, dealer in car
riages. my14 If
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FOR RENT.

L>OR RENT-A vacant lot, enclosed, 81 feet by 80,
Il fronting the river between Third and Fourth
streets suitable for orng coal stavss Expenses
of ca ting can be dispensed with. Apply to G. j..
MILLER, So Camp street. jy16 1w
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WANTED TO RENT-A small Cottage lin good
w repair of three four good sized rooms with
gas pantry kitchen and wash ROOM situated either
in the First Fourth Third Districts, convenient
to suitable house will secure tenant, pay
ing monthly in advance Address with particulars,
stating lowest price 5, this office.
jy18 E&M*
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A good mich COW.
w Address with particulars, C., Bulletin Office
lyle ZEN
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Shipping Cotton Goods to England.

It is said that some Of the Eastern cotton
mills are about to ship an invoice of their
bleached cotton goods to England, with a
view to opening up q market for them This
idea was suggested by the decline of these
goods in this market, while the same reduc-
ton has not occurred in Great Britain, leaving
o difference in favor of our goods that Offers
handsome profit to ship. The only obstacle
is the introduction of them to the Engi. b
consumer, as the quality is claimed to be su-
perior, while the price is lower. 1t is ex-
pected that the experiment will be successful,
in which case more extensive shipments are
contemplated. 1t is now true that cotton
goods are lower in the United States than in
any other market in the world.
Coffee.
The following is Wright & Co.'S latest tele-
gram. dated Rio July IA, and reports:
Sales coffee for q. s. since July s.. $4,000 bags
Shipmen coffee to U. s., Atlantic
ports -. 4IuoU
Shipments coffee to y. s., Gulf ports 5000 :.
Loading. -''io % o ooo
Average daily receipts. .......... 64oo
Exchange. 271Id.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

The New York EreniHg Poa publishes an
address delivered yesterday by the Commits
sioner OF Education at the annual convoca-
ton of the New York University on the Ma
tional Bureau OF Education, and comment
and unconstitutional Institution, which SUI
perintends all the educational efforts OF the
country. This is a singular error for a Jour
nal like the one in question TO fall into. The
Bureau of Education does not neither does
il seek to, superintend the educational eff
forts OF the country. Its mission is 10 collect
educational statistics from all sections of
the country, and foreign countries, as WELL
for wide dissemination among the educators
of the United States; to publish for judi
cious circulation yearly reports embodying
all the educational information OF import
ance obtainable from all sources; TO publish
from time to time pamphlets of a similar
Character; and finally to make the Office
bureau OF reference for all persons interested
in the work OF education. AS regards its re-
latiOn to the different systems OF education
prevailing. the bureau acts simply in an adj
yisory capacity. The results of the different
systems are plainly set before educators for
their information, and frequently lead to de-
sirable changes, the more imperfect systems
adopting the Improvements OF those which
have proved the most successful. In this
way the bureau, while not experimenting
the work of education, does undoubtedly ex-
ercise very salutary influence in elevating
its status throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

The late Scott-Garrett unpleasantness
aroused such angry feelings among the rail-
road people concerned that 10 seems rather a
dificult matter TO bring about an ''era OF
good feeling" since the treaty of peace was
concluded At meeting OF passenger agents
IN Chicago yesterday, the Michigan Central
agent refused To consent to a proposed plan
for raising passenger rates to the east, and
stated that his road for the present would
sell tickets on the basis OF SIS to New York
The Baltimore american says:-.'The three
competing lines out OF Chicago are selling
tickets 10 New York for SIS, while the Balti-
more and Ohio is adhering TO the sis rate
liked upon after the agreement of peace be-
tween Presidents Garrett and Scott 1t is
said that If the Pennsylvania company does
not advance the rate on the Fort Wayne
route In accordance with the terms OF the
treaty, the Baltimore and Ohio will also
commence cutting under again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

II would be good idea for clerks in The de-
partments whenever the political tax coil
leetor comes around to hand him for careful
perusal copy of the Presidents order issued
a year or two ago, forbidding assessments for
Political purposes The circular now being
sent or handed TO clerks asks for one per cent
OF their annual salaries, and is a virtual de
mand for that amount Undoubtedly if the
matter were properly brought To the atten-
ton of the President he would reiterate his
former OrIer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

Longfellow's poem on the fftieth ami
versary of the graduation of his class by
Bowdoin College is a cre,iitable production
enough, and has good many fine passages.
but II reads as though he wrote il
because he was requested To rather than
because he was inspired TO. In the matter
OF verses for an occasion, Mr.. Longfellow is
not the equal OF Whittier, by a good deal
Not that he Is inferior as a poet; bat he is
colder, more polished and less emotional
than his Quaker broA9, who 10 a man of
deeper feelings and eas.sy stirred In this
respect Whittier is doubtless without a peer.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
fashions for summer wear by Jennie June"
accounts Of the doings OF the American
Rifle team in Ireland; the latest develop
ments in the Beechcr business; the proper
care OF children during the hot season
all the news OF the past weeA-general and
agricultural and household matters; ETC.. etc.
IeTnas- - per annum, in advance; postage
prepaid; single copies five cents. in wrappers
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The Baltimore Sun says "there is still a
very urgent demand for harvest hands i'm
all sections of the country, and farmers
complain that they cannot begin to handle
their crops properly without a much greater
force than they have as yet been able To col
iect-' And yet il would doubtless be safe to
assert that there are hundreds of able bodied
men in Baltimore and Washington who pre-
tend To be ANXIOUS TO secure employment.
al yet prefer TO starve in the city rather
than work In the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

The RGiiTond Gazette gives a list OF the rail-
road accidents In the United States during
the year ending with May last, showing that
the number was 1,12i, and that the number
OF persons killed was 10, and injured 9si.
The greatest number OF accidents in any
one month was February, When they reached
oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

As under the former government OF the
city II was customary To reorganize the
school board every year, the present board
of trustees have thought il 20 be only an act
of proper courtesy 10 the District government
TO tender their designations, in order that
the Commissioners may reorganize the board
for the coming year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

''Il-tined Remarks is what the Louis
Vile C0srier-JCs1TtGi styles Gen. PrestOns
speech at Charlottesville last week. From
this II is 20 be inferred that the ca. con
siders the sentiments expressed all right In
themselves,-oHly that a slight mistake was
made as to time and place of delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

The Star for the Summer.

Persons Ieo1lrl0 the city for TIE Summer on for
o,-y portion Of Il D1oV hare The STAR sent oy
rGl, postage prepaid, for nsch period Of ttae as
thsy desire az TIE rate Of 10 cents per week, 60
cents Per noah, $3.50 Jor three months, or So
for stJ months.
1OrJteTS must IN az enses Be accompanied By
the psO,sey, and no Paper sen longer O.Gn paid
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

The Chicago IIrbsole Unfeelingly remarks
" that Gratz Browns argument for depre-
Grated currency Is eOtempOraneous with the
appearance OF watermelons." But they say
Gratz don't butter his melons any more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-09

The death OF Gen. Frank Blair under
the blood TRANSMISSION practice will tend TO
discourage the idea that any permanent ben
eft can be derived from this treatment
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BARGAINS, BARG,IaS.

- = %.
$50 rennsy " aniS avenue. between Oh s-a ,n.h
streets, invite especial attention 70 the follow Nc
eocd-:
All elk Velvet stripe Grenatine: Black SIN Ana
Wool Grenadines plain, striped and plaiaes. Ly1-s
Black silk, Including Guinet, Bllon- and Cote and
neCcfe celebrated make. BiA = Alpaca anf y =
hairs from sc. NJ. Ncturs aat Bishop Lawns fr1-n
Is O. sc. per yard; pgmes;ic Lawns aud PeEcale.,
lesc M. French Muslin In single AMI danbls
width; French Pigue from i.is % 7sc. per yAri.
lite and coiored rarietans from "a. ~: Mats
and lolored SuitinV Luens Linen Lawns from 1sc
up. Percales and Csmhrics In beautiful design al
Wool neB~ee and neBeEe GrenAdines; Striped ard
Check Summer silks; Msraiis. the new eoDa- tor
ruffing. Balbriggin II 80. fsik ciocked, ss2s pr
box uP Three button Paris Kids IN al colors, IS
White Shetland Wool shawl, = . and up. Cor
,ets, 'ne and up: one-buiton kias soc Two button
Mics ac, tin street colCrs oulr. Job lot 30 Lin,n
Lac Robes SO and NJ; Lsiies' snd Gents Unarr-
wear: farssols and sun Umbrellas In great variety
direct from the beet factories she United state. Al
less than the ruling prices; q, ss Sa, and ~
sheetins Cottcns very cheap be.t makes Paper Cam
brio, double Width Sc: MNasutts - Bicachrd
Ccttous, lSc D.; New York Mlis4 q BleAchea Catfaps
EC.. Fruit q the Loom Blea he'd Catton, i2S,c
and piete line Il Dry Goois. Notions. GloVe-
Hosiery. &c 81 correspondence low figures Store
oreu until O'Clock p. m. BR0nHEAD a 90 ,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between oh and 10Th
streets. l-ls IL
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DRY GOODS.

CLOSING our DRY GOODS.
Victoria Lawns. iSc.: werth sc.
White Linen Lawns, f9kc worth a.,
FreHch Figured PiQues, 2ac worth slc
Grenadines. 10, l2As, IS. ~.
Plain Japanese silks, ssc worth 81
Ny Dress Goods must be sola.
Call early and secure bargains.
TN. SAUaAIg.
w 81 700 M.rk.f :
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BOARDING.

HOLLY BRANCH LUNCH ROOM No 4 q, ID ST.
Il and Louisiana avenue, between 5th and 81 sts
Webster Law Building stream from the great
Temperance River, flowing with Milk, Cream, Cot
fee, Lemonade. &c. Come and drink, Ug3t'
THE PLEASANT AND COMMODlOUS
Il HOUSE, No. Sos 18th street northwest. has
been thoroughly renoyat ted aud remodel.d, and will
be opened for rented rooms and frst-class table
board the LIST of July. Furniture and CAR eting
new. House open for inspection now. je2S 2w'
MILLIKENS-Co Corner Of 10th and K streets
vi northwest, washington, p. O., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Beard by the week
month. Transient Beard, o. per day. House thor.
oughiy renovated and refurnfshed.
febA-ly FRANK BILLIkEN, Proprietor.
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~ OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
NS WAsHryG row JuIv a les

~ OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS, d. c.,
Wy WAsHrSeroS, July ID, ISIS.
sppor,isament Of the Cemmissieners Of
| the District of Columbia Of the Revenue
fiscal Year ending 1 Jane 30. isis. ''r the
In exercise Of the authority and duty devolred
iron .. b the act q Uonsress approved March 3D.
District q 70 coInmbssp r the e yssr
for of P'h he S.fc 81
l. msa make The following spportionment for the
under the provisions Of the act Of Congress afOre
~ ad act Of ccnsT or the c ins se saH ebse
June sOth. Is7s shall be distributed a. follows
District q Columbia, including bonds OF '''
the corporations Of Washington and George
For the Interest on the bonded debt Of the Dis ii'
trict o. Columbia, including the bonds of the
COMPUTATIONS OF Washington and George
For salaries and necessary ext enses ofihe Me-
For public schools Of the District Of Columbia,
including cOlOred schools -. 1lc
For The general fund Of the District OF Co.
ul'D4@-''-'-'''-.'-''..-.' nc
". DENNIsoS,
KETCHAM,
JeS 81 Commissioners, d. q.
FYOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAN AssOOIA-
CORNER OF erH AND d STREETS.
Reading Rooms and Library free to ALL
Prsyer Meetings daily at l2:is, 6, and sp. m.
young men, at 8 o clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services at $50.
Circulating Library, 1900 volumes. New books
Constantly added. may29tr
TREMoyAL.-wM. r. HOFFMAN, Attor-
Wy ney at Law, has removed to No. 81 street
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and will be
PLEASED TO see his friends and business ac9usintar
Legal business solicited, and money invested.
IL Rooms and Offices for rent in same build
ing Je9-u
~ SHIP AND BookkEE fIPiiNGG viii Be- SI gwen y en-
at WashiDgton Bnsiness College during July and
And FkraY lDa T. SPY
Regular sessions resumed Sept. lst. je22 I'm
~ ICE-COLD TEA,
of unrivaled favor,
WITH MILBCRN'S FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
At1429 PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE,
Is the most superb and delicious drink Jet intro
ouced. je29 tr
TH. = oH,TyttEE.x 400.
ntA and streets, Opposite Treasury Department.
SANK OF DHP0s IiSgTi 926 81 ooLLEo-
EAnh,na business in iii iis branches attended TO-
and Sell S0d .SS snd
md Foreign Coin. Drafu on kurops on arst-olas
Loan. negotiated in all kstable securities. In.
ornaton for investors chssrfuIiy furnished marc IL
@ sHEIGE F1 8XF,R so 81 RsAI 81
tenth street, In anticipation Of an amendment 70
present. law continue TO give special attention to al
claims against the late District government pertic
olarly CLAIMS FOB DAMA6ES By reason Of
change In grade Also, Day special Improvement
axes n . discount. fsba-6
rH. D. GSok 49, Jr:, : CO.,
LAS sS siSTf rs Co..
1929 street.
EOTHRY P1BLIs,
ocfu-o OYYfcR-8TAR BUrLDfNO
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PERSONAL.

SIN A00 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN BY
SIO,VUU the citiz, ms residing on both sid as
OF new Jersey avenue northwest, from 1 street TO
New York avenue, TO any who can tell them the
reason why the Water Registrar is putting down
Two 6-inch mains in addition one which is now in
the middle Of street northwest. between New Jer-
avenue and LIST street Just in the CT the old
pouslss property, vi hen they have been refused so
many times their numerous petitions and demands
Ior one main only and that, too before the parking
was done. The above reward will be given as aboy q
stated for any information on the subject a. the
citizens In the locality named think the are sighted
soneW at In this after, especially they want the,
water for daily use, and not for property specula-
uoh as IN the I-street case. JyS-2t'
WONDERFUL CUBE FOR SCROFULA from
w Its 1ncipient state TO the most aggravated form
OF The case. Patients will be waited on at their
residence by addressing "PHYSICIAN,' - Star office
Ne 81
LIVERY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
the house. at 75c. Also, Kid Slipper at the low
price OF &c, worth 81. Please call through the
ial7tr
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BRTAN's COSMETIC .x-,no-,

The desire to preserve and secure a beautiful COM
peXicn Is natural The .kin the face is sub
Ject TO no chapter Of accidents least of
which come from applying i'm proper articles to in
crease its beauty.
Bry ans Cosmetic Antiiote is prepared not only to
remedy the evils caused by Of impure Cosmetics
but to remove moth, freckles, tan sunburn, pin
pies, roughness Of the skin, and Is nfslible cure
TOR chapped hands. There is nothing used in the
manufacture Of this article capable of inuring the
most delicate compile xion but the contrary can
not be used without benefit
For sale b. all Druggists. Price. II Is Der bottle
Liberal deduction to the trade. Address
BRYANs COSMETIC ANTIDOTE CO..
iY7-2W- L o Box No 49, " ashinpfnn ID o.
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ossy 81 ssiiins rod SfSxRs. a. 81 aSw ~.
Just received, soa0 sxtzs Ans OOn0nA, ssilinS q
loW q q Per 100.
Al bssads equally lou. IsSi.G
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FEARFUL REDUCTION
DRY GOODS.
TOT Market Space. CARRIERS.

$50 yards of yard wide Lawns. AZ 8 cents worth
q 1855 yards Of yard wide hes ItifnI Lace Stri ,e
nlctors Lawn, very hne.) only IS cents, worth So
ParasOls very cheap. s5- yards pure siIk Srri,.
Black GronadiDe, only 81 cents. worth > so fauo-
ton goods Very large assortne ut of Linen Cool.
Tor Ladies sutings, L. Is, 20 IS cents Our entire
stock of spring Dress Goods b. bought At almost
any price offered l6ts yards % beautiful Yard wide
nHinc feIcales, ~ cents. Excellent yard wide
Bieached Cotton, 10 cents, worth Is. in remnants
only: 2965 yards Of the very best Calico, conts
en- short ends only. worth 10. Excellent Handker.
chiefs, cents. Splendid Srockiugs y cents: very
me 7. h i cents. Black Silks AZ cost yerv fne
Black Alpaca, cents. Lsrse Quilts, 81. iel3 m
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
9s0e, $500, $1,000, $4,000, $500, and $500, l
Per cent. for negotiating jy7-u
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOO4 NV II L W. IN Ne
1 OST-On the Navy Yard. about three weeks go,
Il HUCKSTER LICENSE, No 623. The finder
will please return the same to 1908 ~ street south
west. lts
OST. On the evening Of July s.h, bsby's GOLD
II ARMLET, set 18th four Rubies, marked IN
L. King Loot In western part of the city. A lib
eral reward Will be paid II returned to 1917 ST..
northwest. It.
0sT-Jrly 80, between Georgetown and Louis
- lana avenue, a PASS BOOK, containing re-
ceipts &c. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving IL at No. 9O7 Louisiana avenue.
JyS 81 b. w. TRUE
I OsT-A aOCKING BIRD, from 3O4 In. sFH
IL diana avsnue, "Wednesday morning. A2Z
suitable reward for lite return. jy7-6t ~
VNAkEN UP ASTRAY, July 5th, BAY HORSE.
The owner will come forward, prove ~
property, pay charges, and take him away. 10Y
Q: ID. PRICE. Road street. between Congress aud
Washington streets, Georgetown. Jy7-3t+
I OST-Bat found at
8 4 l. Y $,
nice Brown Linen Duck Suit for "a, a better one
for SIS, worth double the money I paid. Al,o, q
Boy : Linen Suit-Jacket and Psnts-fOr 9 ] each.
Black and Gray Alpaca Coats from So and upwards
Linen Busters and straw Hats, very cheap.
Children Shoes. from 81 cents mp.
Ladies Sli Pc, from rs cents 1914 and 1916
Jy6-Ir PeDnsyi yanis avenue.
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AT PRICES
THAT WILL
BRING THE WHOLE POPULATION.

We will, on TUESDAY, July q. ls7s offer on,
entire stock Of DRI GOODS prime cost a. sr.lia
US Go clear cur shelves for Fall GooJ- our st0ck =
very large and veil assorted. AMI must lie -ald "
felt our reputation by deceving the public: al xe
want L. call. and figures v IN tell.
All our goods are new and bought this season. We
name lev special bargains.
leo gieoes, yard vide, Percals, 10 cents, former
price p cents
IS pieces satin stripe Grenadine a; Is cents former
q pieces plain satin face Grenadine, at is cents,
former price Is cents.
Is pieces best Pacific Lawns q; Ia. cents former
y piece. beet French Lawns. at I6 cents, former
IS pieces corded Jaoonet Lawns, French, IL cents,
former price 81 cents.
80 pieces French plain and striped organdies at 4.
cents, former price 81 cents.
- pieces figured, notified, and plain Grenadines,
at IN cents, former prlce p cents.
lWpieces OF Spring and Summer Dress Goods, at
20 pieces Of plain and striped Black Grenadines,
LESS THAN THE GeoDs COST TO IMPORT
$50 pis ces black Alpaca. must he sold our q cent
one sold At 81 cents; double width IS ceuts, former
price 371r cents.
s2ls cent Alpaca, former price 20 cents
Our IS cent lpsca sold az 81 cents.
SEQ pieces ard wide Cottons ., TO- II, l. cents. gil
sold for 2cent- ard more.
leo pieces shirtiug and dress Calico a. g.. cents
All our best Calicocs, ct cents, former price 10
cents.
40 pieces assorted color Paper Cambria, ca cents.
90 dozen, ard long, Towels, cents, former price
And hundreds Of other bargains, too numerous to
No humbug about this advertiser ent
g. M. TOwSON q Co.,.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AvENuI