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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-07-03
DELINQUENT Tax Sale.

DY virtue OF warrant issued by the Audi
D TOR OF Mason county and to me directed,
perty for delinquent taxes, have levied upon
and will proceed to sell by public auction, at
the courthouse door in Oakland, on
Monday, the Goth Dny of July, A. d. 1875,
at one o'clock p. H., the following described
real estate, or SO much thereof as will satisfy
the taxes thereon, together with costs and
charges:
Tar
Ackerson, ]. W., west llf of north hf
and Southwest or of northwest or
and west hf of northwest or, and
lot No. section %, township 10
range west; southeast or section
~, township 10, range west; south
west or of Southwest or section 20
township 10, range 5 west, 800 acres;
east Inf of east hf and Southwest or
OF southwest or, section so, north
east or OF northeast or, section 81,
lot l, section %, township TO- range
3west; containing 2S7 acres. -. 81 Al
Briggs, Leroy; northwest or Of south
east Or section @, township 90, range
west containing 40 acres. -. -. 2 90
Ford Giles,fes of, northeast or of
southeast or section 90, township 10.
range west containing 40 acres. 2 ID
Richards, Fathen, lots and 2, section
~, LOT T. section rs, lot 1, section 80,
lot section "a, township 20, range
west containing 160 acres .......... 8 81
Goldsbourgh, II. A, south Inf of north
M and north Inf OF south Inf, section
~, township 30, range 3 west, con-
tanning 32o acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16 SO
Hutchinson, NJ, lots and section 80,
township ~, range 8 west contain
ing % acres .,..,e.,........ 4 SO
Knott, Levi, estate of lots and 8. Sec
ton "a, township 30, range west,
coh'aihinS Oh acreS... ....... 81
Laws j.. NJ, lot section ID, northwest
or or northwest or, section Is town
ship 2l range west, containing 60
acres. ................ ...... ......... "a
Phinney, Arthur, northwest or of
northwest or, southeast or of north
west or, and northwest or of south
west ar, section q, township %, s
range west and lot 4, section 10,
township o. range west, contain
ing 143 acres, ana the northwest or
of northeast or and east half of
northwest or, and west Inf of north
west or, section 49, lot section IL,
lot section II, township o. range2
west, containing 255 acres. ...,...... 20 90
Sherwood, Warren, lot section 20 town
ship %, range west, containing 80 70
acres. ......'......,............ 10 Is
Morrow, V. p, northwest or of north
east or, and northeast or of north
west or, section IS, and southeast ar
OF southwest or, and southwest ar
of southeast or, section 26, town.
ship ~, range west, containing leo
acres. Southwest or section 36
township Il, range 4west containing
l6O acres; fractional northwest or Of
northwest Or section township 20
range 8 west, containing Al acres,
southwest or of northeast or and
southeast or. of northwest or, Sec
ton q, township co. range west,
containing so acres. West half of
northeast or and northwest ar of
southeast or, and northeast or of
southwest or, section II, township
20, range 3 west, containing lGl
acres. - ...}. ..,......s..,.s...,.... 80 Is
ROBERT WATKINSON,
Sheriff Mason Co., W.T. :
July g. 1875. 3l;wl -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-07-03
:, Monday, July 9Th, at IAN,

-, Monday, July 9Th, at IAN.
-, Monday, July 18th, at IAN.
Los ANGELES Tuesday, June 2sth, at IAN.
The ste9mer ------, Capt. Sholl), sails for
Victoria direct, carrying Her Majestys mails
and connects with steamers for all ports on
Puget Sound and the new gold diggings of
Stickine and Cassair. n
The steamer Los ANGELES, capt. Howell)
lsaving San Francisco on the 9th of each
month, carrying Her Majesty's mails, touches
at Victoria for passengers and mails only,
calls at Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma
For passage or freight apply aboard steam
er North Pacific, or to J. 3. WALKER,
March 18th, 1875, 1Gtf ~,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07
The .H0nauza~ for vi.

Inyaiids. by nervous tus~litS, GosIr"u> OF
again feeling the Vi2ur Il health and vim OF
system, should tsh,. a few bottles Of DR. HEN
LEY's CEIEERAIiu /. y. l.. BIITShs. Before
one bottle is tax, they Will feel restoration 81
returning health. No cas, Of dyFp"psia, midi
rrstiOu loss of appetite rht umi.tisM. kidney ot
liver disease, has ever resisted IT'S Restorative
power. Every pr: of the human System re-
.IIiIc~ and .l.,Iid rec i've - stonarce and sup
port from tf- stomach. regulated 10y tht liver.
II tie stomach cannot supply the al!lnrnt re-
quircd. the whole system languish-s. fprtity
your organs ot life with these hitt r., and i'll u
few days you will feel your Whole system iltHi-
goratri. for every disease arising hom disorder
Ell liver. stomach or bowels, it is invaluable: u
VIII revive. Your shattered System. I!Sp.i tics
and persons Of bilious habit shoUid k'"p ii
within r. ,l, if they value health and cas'.
aPl1-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07

Louis Mandlebaum informs us that h.
has sold his lease Of the rooms he occu.
pies AS q cigar store. He will start busl.
ness in new place in a few days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07

The HoLBkooK SISTERS appeared at
the Carson Theater, last night, as pre-
viously announced. 1t was chilly.
clustering evening. and but few ladies
were present. There were a goodly
number of gentlemen in attendance.
Notwithstanding the cheerless situation.
the Sisters proceeded with the enter
tainment. The balcony scene in Romeo
and Juliet was presented in beautiful
costume and with spirit. The recitation
If the Curfew was then given by Miss
Nellie Holbrook in which her elocution-
airy skill and power of expression reused
the enthusiasm of the audience. She
Was followed by Miss Imogen Holbrook
with success. But It is not our purpose
% follow them through the programme.
It is sufficient to say that they gave full
assurance that the concentrations they
have received are meritei by them.
They are pleasing and talented, and de-
serve and will most assuredly achieve
success upon the stage. We believe
they are en- route for the Eastern States.
NEVADA REroRTs.-It may be an
item Of interest to the legal fraternity
Of this Stale to know that they can
obtain the future Reports of Decisions
of the Supreme Court at the low rate
of two dollars per volume. Proposals |
were opened on Monday last, there !
was considerable competition and bids |
varied from two dollars TO TWO dollars |
aud eighty cents. The houses of
sumner, Whitney Il Co. and \. l.. |
Bancroft & Co., OF San Francisco, pro !
posed to print them for the same |
price-two dollars. The contract was !
awarded to the latter house for eight |
years.
TEACHERS INsTIIUTE.-Tha opening
session of the Teachers Institute was !
held in Virginia City yesterday. The |
institute was organized by the election
of Professor H. H. Howe. of Carson, as |
permanent Chairman, and Miss NJ. G. !
Simpson, OF Virginia, as Secretary. The |
attention of the Teachers was occupied !
with the discussion Of the proper method /
Of teaching reading. Superintendent
Flint conducted the exercises and pro-
voked quite an animated discussion
among the lady teachers.
THE ASH CANYON SLIDE.-The re-
port that several men were killed by
the land slide in Ash Canyon proved
untrue. Fortunately no one was hurt,
although one man had narrow
escape. Captain Haynie was at the
place Of the slide yesterday and re
ports that quantity of wood and
about half mile of fiume is covered
up. Damage, about s, 500.
Wells, Fargo & Co., last night,
shipped $l63 900 in coin from Carson
to san FRANCISCO. The amount goes
for the payment Of 50, 900 of Calsfor-
MIA St4ls;sROhass authorized to be
purchss2d ~ This State .hx he. last
LegislAtire-Tbsb elaace ss-4ortho
redemption Of our own State BOndS.'
DR.. Dawson has removed his Office
to Fox's new building, upstairs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at $40 4. H., 7.ij a,
H., 9lo a. m, la m, 80 ?. H., 3a5 ,. IA.
$50 Y. IL. ard 7.ij ?. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY at q a. IN, a. m
9:lj u. NJ, IL m. las p. m, p. m, ';3Ol m,
and 80 I. IL,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07
May :, 1875


33s5 Orhir S3. slh ~ a sio. 81 y b30
$50 NrNicau -. 26i, 49,. 261,
4.o GsuI,, h Curry - =. 81, 2os4
so Best K Belcher 81 =. 5s.,. So
40 Savage Us, l2S. i23. VA
500 Choliar Potosi -, 10 y, - h3
10 Hale ( NoTcross ~. an. 4;
Ii Yellow jacket ~. ~
2S5 Imperial s., g..
100 Empire Mil 81 q =
!35 Kentuck Is, Ia, IL. b II, ~
ass Alpha 22'e, 2?h, -
$50 Belcher az, 3Aa 81. 81 s.
so Confidence. 2"~
20 Con Virginia $50 h 10. +56. t;1j3
ass Sierr Nevada II. l?1.. ~.
1885 California 80, g.. CIV, ~
G75 Bullion 81. S. K. 81, 5I~a
10 Seq Belcher leo
425 Oyerman -. T24. ~
80 Justice l25
$50 Succor
rs Union Con ~. 9, -. s bsi
400 Bncaeve use
10 Lady Bryan 5,s, So
% Julia %
50 Caledonia 20, II
80 knickerbocker ~
I69 Baltimore 6 y, 81. "a
100 Itsh
40 silver Hill -, II
!fo Rock Islsndta
- Dardanelles
80 y Con
20 Occidental 81
- Senator y
ne American Flat
80 W"odVIiie :
80 ,rOwu Point 3i1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07
MATTER OF the ESTATE or ANNA
SMITH, DECEASED.
Motto. of sale of Dwelling. House and
Two Lots.

1by R~I-iNT To An ORDER OF
rh, O,atrt. notice ia hereby given that
Will offer toi sale N puIl' s"rti1n at "a" door
of til. sheriff : office in Carson city. ornsEy
county. NtNs'ia, On
saturday, May 10Th, !. d, 49,,
n.twernyu,lolE.A. VI ami ~ e;;lrg ~ the
IN on tll- same day the following real 'sSste
To- Wit:
l.t..iaht g sud Linz 80 IN block thirty
f.lr - . stars. Thompson aul -taT- dlyi-iyi
+ tn, topucf Carson city, Nevada. ~mh real
.,siat, ,,.rSi.ts Of two Its atai tn dwelling
hou~, aud lnpruve1n, nte .h'r,"u. i".t' .ighi- to
:!l,. estate OF Anna Smith. dt,'tas, q.
T, rms Il sal. Ca-E.
Given under nv hsnd this, 5th GAY ~ May,
/. L. I,-i.
All. G.. WEiIHT.
E..-ut w. tn. -'tt. 4
n,s-.a Anna .n.Iih dt, eas,d.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07

THE TAvo9ITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsny streets, is becoming
the favori.e resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the har. 4 frs. class Peiro Gore for the
amusement Of guests. = cold lunch st all hours
and hearty good cheer fer al are its rec0mlut H.
dati1ns to public favor. L. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07

IMPORTANT. Tuder~-G b. he Medical r.
feseion. On. VIZ. HALLS EALSAN FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and sill diseases Of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. nlhl2-Cn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. IUFLY. PROPORTION
Mrs T } Remnant Mrs Psndois Johnson
and son thHs Patton Chas VI lose
4 Wells i Wentworth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

In his annual report, the Postmaster Gen
eral, in urging the necessity OF the rea1juSt-
ment of the salaries of postmasterS of the
first. second and third classes, mentions the
malpractice of pos imasters Of the fourth
class in selling stamps to parties outside of
The deliy cry of their offices. During the year
number OF postmasters were removed for
this offtnse, the Postmaster General hold
Ing that in so doing they were increasing
their own compensation at the expense of
neighboring offices. There have doubtless
1een some abuses Of this kind. but 1t is hard
10 see how the rule can be made infiexible
A person, for instance. living al Browns
Vile, fourth-class Office, being a friend OF
The postmaster at Jonesville, few miles
distant, and also a fourth class office, might
desire 10 purchase a supply OF postage
stamps from the latter Office to be actually
used at Brownsville and elsewhere, but
The postmaster is prohibited from selling
except TO parties within the delivery OF his
once The rigid enforcement of this rule
would occasion great inconvenience to inli-
Tiduals In very many cases, and probably
The recommendation that the compensation
OF postmasters of this clasI be made to
depend not on the number OF stamps sold,
but on the number actually Cancelled, if
carried into effect, would be sufficient To
Check any abuse in the matter of selling
stamps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

Nobody doubts that the inhalation of
sewer-gas means sickness and death. No
body doubts that people in Washington are
poisoned and killed by IL, as are people In
other cities. Nobody doubts, or needs to
doubt, what should be done. The remedy is
known; and while, perhaps, more will be
known hereafter about the best way TO apply
1t, there is light enough already for imme-
diate action. Let us not have TO talk, as we
did about the old canal, for forty years after
all the principles involved were shown. Mr..
WariDg, in his last paper in the Atlantic
Monthly, comes squarely to the point. Our
own health officers agree with him, certainly
in the main and probably in all essential
particulars. Never before was a city so per-
fectly adapted as Washington is for the safe
application of his remedy. Ventilation is
the thing, and how TO ventilate best is the
only point left to talk about. How to do
this at the house connections is already
pretty well understood. But the sewers are
10 have uniform ventilation, at short inter
walls, along the centers of the streets-so as
TO be as far as possible from the building
lines-and the gas at these ventilators is to
escape through charcoal. The fixture is
represented as simple, cheap and effective
The ventilator is a disinfectant also-a sort
OF gas filter. Mechanical details may be
discussed in fitting it, but the principle is
too clear To waste words over. That line
of these through the center of each severed
street is he remedy for us at present, is plain
enough, after Mr.. Warnings commentator,
10 warrant their immediate trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

The Beecher scandal will not be silenced,
and promises TO be kept before the public for
long time TO come. Mr.. W. f. West, who
was dropped from the rolls of membership
OF Plymouth church, the vote being pre-
viously reconsidered, has addressed note
TO the congregation, asking that a council of
the churches be held to consider. first,
whether Mr.. Beecher is guilty OF adultery;
and, second, whether he is guilty of perjury
He makes this proposition, he says, with the
hope that IL may be the means of vindicat-
ing the character of Mr.. Beecher, aud should
this be the result he asserts that no one will
rejoice more heartily than he. 1t remains
10 be seen whether the church will put itself
In the attitude OF refusing to accede to this
request, which the general public will re-
gard as not only proper but called for by the
peculiar Circumstances Of the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

And now the New York Evening Post wants
the Washington grand jury to suppress pool
selling in connection with the Speakership
OF the House, as "a practice which, aside
from its essential immortality, degrades the
legislators Of the nation 10 the level OF trot-
ting horses or center board yachts, and rests
upon the theory that the choice OF an officer
who must, IN large measure, influence the
legislation OF the nation, is a mere scramble
for sort OF sweepstakes, thing TO be
betted upon and perhaps decided in the end
by blacklegs and Jockeys"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

1t is an act of justice, as well as courtesy,
TO that admirable publication, the 4 aericos
A9Ttcllft1ls,, 70 mention that il enters upoa
It's thirty-fifth year with well-founded PROM
1ses of still greater achievements as a prac-
teal, interesting and trustworthy family
Journal. We note as matter of special COM
mendation its spirited Illustrations, which
are always original and carefully drawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE--Cookipg STOVE, No. Conquest, by
,Ie, is ,aay esSi mi IN com
cost cost Seo; the best stove in the market; No q
don done Up; price. ego. TINS is . decided 49,
, GRAHAM Carriage Repository,
dec2 81 ala sth street, between ID and Z n. W.
'oR SALE Fine CANARY BIRDS, excellent
sfSs! OetT'eR stf i1S
Fena cost lot SHOW 81 e1Sqd s.nd
Counters, two Bilisrd Tables, Portable Forge, aid
at very low price 3so . sts sSe
for rent; 421 10th street northwest. novs0-s 81
E0R sALE10ne rev light Coupee: lined with
y morocco. One secondhand Coupe, af17.
lined nd.S With FL. satin and four seeo.d
POns Assss
VIII De sold i0r cash or a'p!HSSfa erser youNa
nov2e-st' s1s 9th street, near LoussDs ave.
EoR sALE-one pair of Bay Carriage HORSES
70 VASE siii SSss'i s. aSa
HOB sALE-Ftne OAEARY BIRDS, eIoeiien
hcensS Br rise .S Sa1s i%rs ;,a a1S
and ard strsss 6srs psls doos ;sSsSi..
LOB sALE-Two fine, large, young, iron gray
Il HORSLS; well matched. Inquire ct ~
120l ~ treet southwest. oct3- SIN SX
PERSONAL.
I HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS NOT
4 TO trust my wife, M. VIRGINIA ROWE, on my
sccennt as believe her TO be OF unsound mind. K.
s.ROWE. does 2t'
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE EVENING
l. STAR on the Navy Yard and Capitol Hill are
hereby not1ned not 70 pay their subscription to ANY
one excepting the undersigned. CHARLES o.
WILKINSON, Agent. dec3 81
A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND CULTURE
wishes TO take charge Of q House suite of
Rooms, or position rs Nursery Governess. com
Portable home only expected. Address e. H, Star
ONCE decl-3t'
NJ Rs. DR. ELLIS, AsrrologIa dnd Clatrvoyant
A'1 Just arrived, and can be consulted all sub
Jects, namely: Lawsuits, Courtshp Marriage, Sick
ness, bsent Friends, Property Lost Stolen. by
the planets all things are controlled. Once South
west corner 10th and sts. northwest; entrance on
10th ST. noyl-eo3m
A q T 3 o L OGY.
AADAMR ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astroiogist and Healing NJ
dunn can be consulted ut No. COL ID street, corner
oil "a, northwest. She has no superior IA delineat.
Ing the Past, Present and Future. In love bust.
ness her advice Is Invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
You Of the sure way 70 success IN al
Consnit.tion strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Ladies, o.: gen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

Gov. Kemper, of Virginia, in his late mes
sage makes some good suggestions. First,
he advocates the slaughter OF sheep killing
dogs, and second, the exemption from tax
alton, for a limited time, OF the property OF
immigrants and OF capital invested Ia man
Cfacturing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03
HOLIDAY GOODS!

We offer the following articles, as good as new ,
and some entirely new at Is to so per less tn
similar goods can be bought in any jewery store in
this or anv other city
SOLID GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
SOLID GOLD CHAINS. ali Styles
DIAMONDS AND SOLID GOLD JEWELLERY
SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
IBENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS,
And many rare snd valuable articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Also, some valuable goods consigned on commits
si6n, and viii be sold at q great sacrifice
PLEASE NOTICE
In order to avoid the rush generally before Christ
mas we offer the same Inducements buy earl :,
aod retain until January LIST proxmo, without extra
charge. All we ask is Q fair comparison with the
same quality ard price to convince you that in our
business we can afford to offer you extraordinary in.
ducements
Please call early and have the first choice of
good selection.
q. GOLDSTEIN Co,
Loan and Commits tOu Brokers,
dec2u Northeast corner 10Th and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03
For RENT AND SALE

EoR KKHT-A SIX TO- N DWELLING. No.Iais
y ntn street northwest, near N stree = %
novilm SOS 18Th ,treSr. OPPOSITE Tressary.
FOB RENT-Nevly currished ROOMS g. rent;
II also, Unfurpished ROOMS. Prices VERY mnde
rate Ith and 9th street IN square. AZ ila6
eth street northwest. noVsg lw'
EoR RENT-The sT0KE corner 20 IA 4
u streets northwest, suitusble for Hat or Closh-
ms store Inquire on the premises. Rov23-tr
toR RENr-In q new house, near the EbIitt ana
u WIZARDS, nicely furnished ROOMS. single o. IN
suite, suitable FIR Senators, Members aud others
Also, large unfurDlshed PArlOr, with Bedroom
COMMUNICATING, Containing hot aud cold water
No. . 10 18th street northwest. nova sS-
Il handsomely furrished ROOMS en- suite or sin
gy with hot and GELD water in each, with vita
out board poviS I'm
EoR SALE-A handsome pew thrCe story ana
Il basement BRICK HOUSE,; lot asxioo. south
mont, bay windows mp 60 third story II rooms; ali
modern convenienoes. and situated north side Of
street eetw cen nth and IS h sts., within few feet
ttsntiely built. arrspged in most cow euerf man.
ner, aud VIII be reads for occupancy by Isl Of De-
eemeer Price 900. terms 20 suit For far
vest. novl2 Am
EoR RENT-Large nicely furnished ROOMS.
4 single or en- suite. 1870 street. novs I'm
ENoR SALE Oh RENT-Three neg and elessn,
Il Msnsard roof HOUSES, Containing IL rooms
each besides Closets. Coal Wants, &C with ali mod
err improvements, situate In the eligible part
OF the city, on street, 10th street nsh west
with or without Stables. Apply 10 WINDSOR a
fOBD, 50! Missouri avenue, between the hours u
II and o'clock daily. nov. In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03
that OF any other Daily Pepper
published Ia Washington.
To Adyerfiserx

In order that the large and rapidly sncreasino
edition Of THE STAR mag be delivered TO Us car
yieTS and SeTred TO subscribers at a reasonable
hour each day, IL is necessary to close the forms
as nearly as possible at O'Clock p. p,- AdpeTti-
seTs are therefore requested 10 send IN their dUeT
Elements not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
received after This hos1 there is great danger that
sOtlh the exception Of imperative eases,-nSch as
Deafhs, Lost, dc,-they cannot appear t1el the
fo1otc1n0 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

"A EA HANSE-Fcr snail HOUSE, or sra
20 u.s.. Inquire ~ PRiCES Stshies. 6fh 81 h..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

G. G. CORNWELL L SONS,
Fine Grocers.
ARE OFFERING TO-DAY
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING,
in l, IS. and 4 pound
cans, ready cooked for
M1scE NEAT AT
in 5 and lo-pOund
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT,
MAPLE SYRUP,
NEW FIGS IN quart bottles
s $ $sFSs4 sts AEEfs.
GHiiFosiNIA PEARS,
APPLES 40c' per dozen.
SET SokR d RHS Il '''''
R.IsINs new CROP
cgRRASSTs.
CIIRON.
ss tGsk w ElsGgIT'
great variety of havors.
FRENCH GOODS:
PEAS; fine and extra fine.
E EkkfSSTs EEEEzsGEEESSitrrs,
OEPES. IN Oil,
PATE DE F0Ie GRAS.
SARDINES,
PICKLES,
MUsrARD.
WINE yINEGAR,
ANCH0vIES,
LIQUEURs,
, several kinds.
fsEscca CoNsERvEs,
FRUITS, In Juice,
fRUITS, In brandy,
FRUITS, preserved,
CASTLE SOAP,
PRUNES.
NorE.-Consumers making Washington their re-
sidence for the season are invited to anime our
establishment and way Of doing business.
We ere constantly adding to our stock, both OF
Iereien and American Production, different vsrie-
We guarantee everything sold by US to give salts
faction, and II not satisfactory can be returned.
Orders delivered to any part Of Wa.hington and
0eoreetovn twice day. ANY order left before
delivered the next morning. Goods delivered ct
Mount Pleasant twice per week.
We deal in choice Groceries only, and mako Zine
FAMILY Trade speciality. Orders called for daily
a. often during the week o. cur customers wish.
Order. Iscssd and by rsi 2 sny IsIt 81 the
q. q. CORNWELL Z SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
14le Pennsylvsuia avenue.
nov OPP. Willards Hotel.