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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
T1HONAs pOWL!Ne, Auct,onsa,


T1HONAs BOWLING. Auctioneer,
srF fEAa TAFF SE sEyEs STASo
90. On THURSDAY MORNING., May~-
snal ss st II to S soss1 .sa
sae above s0efHf Sale IEs1iiTs Anc.
r II. WARNER, Auctioneer.
~ 81 SALE LIE OF COLLATERAL NOTES:
bidder, at the once pf the s"c'ionesr. No. JIG
ssral, drawn BY J. B: Archer and endorsed ~ s. A.
Apr pa aat1 1s7T H. bs7 b and
per annum.
my2O-St j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
e on skgA
vrHe q e s Gsur
pa sas p OH hs Ct Gsy Of Apr n
G mnnd = Clark is complainant, and Mary Epnice
eo16, Fq Doc. 10. shall sell at public auction, to
The highest bidder in front Of the premises on
M ali the the faS title, interest and
tate Of the parties to said in and to Lot
in the city
ington, in the District of Columbia, being the
l26 # sA in front Of said lot by the depth there
Of also part of Lot numbered six CO., in said square
numbered four hundred and eighty-seven (4s7l;
beginning for the same at point twenty five feet
(25 feet) south from the northwest corner of said
square, on Sixth street northwest, and running
thence east sixtytwo feet three inches (62 #. j.
thence south twenty-five feet (25 feeD; thence
west sixty two feet three inches (62 tt. in,);
thence north twenty-five feet Us feet) to the pace
of beginning. This property is eligibly situated,
and improved by two first class dwelling houses,
Nos. 600 and GIT Sixth street west.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
of each piece of property in cash. and the residue
one % and two (2) years from the day OF sale with
interest. to be secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold. Deed will be given upon final rat-
fcatOn of the sale by the Court. deposit of 500
upon each piece of property sold will be required to
be made at the time of sale.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctr. my11-d
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A ,fINH EEGLBH MELTON SUIT. THE
w - We ~, sxxAus, apu rsss. On.
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SUMMF CI1URS at
- SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
7th and l. streets, during May, June and July
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spondenee. Bookkeeping and the calculations con-
nected Herewith.
For terms inquire at the College Office. my4 sm
MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CoNCoRD-
MA VILE, PA.-Boys, $50 per quarter; GIRLS,
ward College. Instructors first class.
feb22-1y j. SHORTLIDGE, An, Prin.
JAMES CORRIDON. Professor of Penman-
- ship, St. Cloud Building, 9th and r. Writing,
Bookkeeping and ShOrt-h md taught In short and
easy courses Of lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and
schools. Jelly"
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Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
Il. WOOD. leaves her wharf, termi- .0~
nus OF 7th ana 9th street lineof ears, D
81 m, three times per week, for
CurriomAh, NOmini and Leonarttown stoppino ar
intermediate landings each trip. Days OF saiiii,9
game n Steamer Mattano, e'
For further Information, apply at the ONCE, over
Metropolitan Bank, KnoI's Express Once. or at
the CompAny's W hart, foot of 9th street.
BasxaSe called for on application at KnoI's Ex-
ress Once. SAMUEL BACON, PRESET
b. j. ACCINELLY, Agent,
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The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. c.
khl6HT alternately leave Pier Al East L.
Klver, New YORK at 4 O'Clock pm. [Kffh
every SATURDAY at a .. m; George SSPS{EA4k
town every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day
freight taken at lowest rates. For information
OF TO x. 2. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
ap21-n SAMUEL BACON President
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-10

FF'Hk TNMFNsE ~ sTHrc1IoS OF III.
man hgs ahunAiit II, n. reeit AZ 4 chronic
diseases. caused in oid aid u tble insiitu-
ton t. he tssa lisbed ufb ~ lhiladelIh ia,
Penn. IN ~ q. ana HiielNa a. ia san FrRn-
cisco, Cal. in 1874 ~ T. Nate O. p nsary. in
oider 10 De- d the III eiCd ~ b,t medical
snd surgical treatusil., Tor IN above and II
other ai' c lone and .co & ants. Consulta-
tionh 1T q e i-.tituse oT ly leDef, thkE.
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietl, obtained in every State
ana Territory, for iNcuMPATlB1LITY and other
causes, M matter here the party reside s.
10 years experiences. Fee after decree. Ali
letters conisdential. Address A. j. Uex.
a u. Atty, toonu h " l32 Dearborn 81.
CHICAGO. I'll. UnQuesti0psbie references
given Z C0rrespenAsHee xish the deal pro-
fessaoa iavised.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,
sHKBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

OCA ZION Of principal place of business,
IL San Francisco, California. Location of
Works. Humboldt county, .'evada.
NOTIcE-Ihere are delinquent, upon the
folio wing desc. ibed StocK, On account of AS
'sessme.t NOE. levied ON the goth day of
January, 1873 the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders, as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-10

NOTICE l. her by given that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between job
Davis and j.. l.. Guthrie has this day b. en-
DISSOLVED hy mutnsl consent. j. L. ,uthrie
Will continue the business at Ori. ntal al on.
ay all deb.s Of he nIm and collect all bills
due the same. JOB DAVIS,
j. l.. GUTHRIE.
winnemucca. Nevada, March 1. 1873 4w
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Or. L. j. CzAPKAY'S
Private Meoicai in.titu,e.

&ob k"H'ny -, san rai cis, o. LstAb-
hthtd ia is54 be I'm Antbt Cure II
al tcial atd hr Ltc Hite.sts rs also all
Female ton,pH ints klsd l. stahes Of The
Nervous - TN.
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Dissolution ofPartlership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co.pcrt-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
h.m name of y ear x st. John, Ia the farming
and stock raising business, Is this DAY dis.
solved by mutual consent The business will
be continued by - iliisM Wear who will pay
all debts Of thu lase flm and is authorized 10
sollcct all uAi.s de tie sanle
WILLIAM NEAR
ThkODOkE ST, JOHN.
0~lcsadA. New. March a. lszs> y * Aw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-10
SACRAMENTO AS A TRADE
CENTER,

The business men Of Sacramento, as well
as all ner people, have nov Il c frmest c % f.
dence in her future greatness. She has With
stood The greatest flo d on record in this
valley, aud ha- demonstrated b. yUnd qu r.
ton hat with the cafef | n.ea ,lres being
ad pit q iYr ths lerp.tuIly o. her, ~ stem VI
levtes, she 10 forever sac fTom The rayages I
the Tate. :.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-10

TO ALI, WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERS.,
A IL persons caught interfering with any
"A of the ten Fire HydrAnts In the town Of
Winnemugca ~ IS to impair their efficiency.
~ilibc prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. FRANK MARAMORE lForbman.
December Az
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How and Why She can Supply
Goods of every Description
Cheaper than They can be
Bought in San francisco.

We answer-because she has advantages
pos { So by no Utner .oca4ity ina lti
lelkhi chares b, No " Iari raIes, tow rrl.ts and
Ilslt eApenre. ner III ICh hts bay iii ect
IL IN the Ia1Bc manu. sctorIes 81 III AIT and
Lave 'he ~ do shipped W Fail t. theiI uours
SACRAMENTO contains some II the CIIest
ana 40 IL LAY . aba heG niercan lie Aouses
on no accessible u III ev IS hi < IN Tho
Ilne VI grucerier. hardware, ast4 uIlar-l Inn
pie Ia hes, laints tEu OILS, n,a,h pery, eroeK-
ef4 Aquors, drt %, clio mug, Ga pets gas
nttlhes, Je"e1r. woUaehw-re ALA e-rahen.
"aie, uini,u.e, STOKES al.d tin.ale, boo,s
ale shoes, e.e.
Her manuf4etlfes are extensive aud varied,
lheiaulhs c+ifla~e ID wagon mach. III a y,
blass work. pail anu be. boxes. u,u.l,,s
and mAteLes, p.ows, ia. ne, ., cloth. groves,
eoniscIone'y. poiLIy. iron woIk. hes,
ao~is, { c., sap, yeas po~u,r, mar bic " orAs,
pump, windil,.ils, faAn.ng mills, l.atrer, e,e.
her iani6sI yards are among the most ex-
te. Size III the state; her fuund.les aid
IA AcAlnsl .hol aIiss ng .he best; he. b ewerle =
hu'I4eious good; 4, face lIe.e l., not
iihe vi Dutlness hich nay b meLtioned
"Aieh " ~. rep estlaled ia ciaInenl0.
che p ssesses many fine d,y g,,ods houses.
q thl-s h1use iAI.Ilne,y shops. fancl goods
ore"' esc., BOX IND news depo,s al Of
Tue Dest. che iossess.s evsry facility tor
uoihS IN 81, &c vi y Ihslng AL. binuiLg No
Oe or h0tels GA .Ll.arke.s can be found any.
where.
Interior merchants intending to make pur-
cha I 8 Tor he spring ana oulmer OF 1878
WAL hnd IT 10 theis aav-ntage to
STOP AT SACRAMENTO
ana talk with cur importers, Dealers, and
Man -factu els, and thus save
TINE AND MONEY.
we offer quick supplies, low prices and q
saving In freight charges.
sacramento can and will
Sell Cheaper than any
other City or Town on
this Coast, and give az
Good an Article,
April 2.'77.im
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POsTPOMEmENT

~ POSTPONEMENT,
The day of sale of the above named company
is hereby Htfo,Ied uhii MN Y, AIkI
FIFTEEN Iii 1875 ut the san-e botrr ard
place. BY order Of the board II ID rec UTs.
AB ALAN ia sfA, c etaIy,
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No. 400 KEaR,ysr.. ssn Prane,seo

81 III ID etor ofers 4 unkultaiions,
and atke no ~ iDl n.i ii u ull ~ be Effects
cure 1htrpts nfuderE,e g Hunications
snctl! couhdtn'ia AtGiciI Is - Mt by Lx-
press. Adore l. j. 1zAiK \. NJ. u. Post
ONCE Box "a, San Francis, ., ii, oc29- THY
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Phy.ieainnd a.a.ai Debility. Il

Vital vi Akness. uerSonsnees low spirits,
lAssi ude. wcas n-st II he iln. b. and back,
los nu sulaf + wei, ineis 0Aisis u and in-
caphbi iiy foi iaLof a. q stuty weak, ex-
hautted IL nv. ne nstbs 90 co rage. palIi-
Il Ii of The heart, gu IsskG pPtehs nsion.
9ost Of IN m,ft, aNs ~ u & kttItty, love Of
solituua, tImiai e al~grus ioss II man
hood, dizzin -, leud fhs. - > n the side.
riie, tom o. IL e3s, Iini les "a lie face,
iexual or 7 Oh ~ 4 niil,s % man or wo-
man, are ctr~u tl4e tNs Is ceit bfated ply
~, ian L. J.tX FRAY, "a. -.
Iii. me % ~ cuing dir bse Is peculiarly
bis ~ tuHi noNn oh 40 a Il hence the
great taeCess Il ma le Ia tlonr chronic
ca asth ol~fasos "a tie soH sell and ki0Ieys.
liver coG-p iaia, 70 succ any treated.
~. 81 iK y no II ia IA II successful
medical itac - M Il tae sc ilc coast,
may be consu I'd eouh9euti - in reference
20 the above anu ali Other complaints 1T the
institute,
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bNHE ABovE wELI~ENowN

YNNHE ABOVE wELI-ENOWN -,s<Frsnrn
III Firm have ,mmenccd BUS ~ kt&
mess again, in San Francisco, ~DH
and will buy Cattle for their ----AA--~AA
own use. or sell or slauqh-
ter on commission,
Liberal advances n ade on connsigmente.
Parties desiring information about the mar
kets, will receive the lasest quote tons BY %
dreaEtng the Arm 81 their otice, se20-ams
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsIuPs.
CUxxnD LINE, sor,or
With . Via a,,. NOTICE IL. chance. ., oo,,o.. IN.
steamers this line specific for all seasons Of
on the outward passage from Queenstown New York
or sason ssossnx the meridian OF 81 ut 40 latitude or
the PASSAGE crossnsthe meridian OF so at
FORK K os ns',s
sept sashH ss'; Sept:
steersgs tickets 80 and from ali q arops g very
Nv '' ' Ga osG ss.isf G S@ FfisSsStkG
A NCHOa LINE-UNIfED STATES MAIL sIEAMIas.
"a FROM Sar pier 9 ser SA t,.I, New York
EdiSIfH n sssr
CABIN. SIS % $50 Excursion ticket. At rssaesd
SsS Sss Toa ds''f 20. 1oscos bRkor
0A ss y ssrse sysT tSps Of os.r1s'
SSs6ssssS s 81 ss:s' ss.ss
sf4w Thss NV 4SaS ssS
Pier s SS.S r HsssGa
EfANek Hsus.ii. %.sss:is1: ssps
Tsssx iii so siss
HavreFirst cabin 500; cabin Ss6 third cabin,
II T'ns 'is
marked thus q do not carry Tesrasc passsn
LOUIS DE BEBrAN, Agent, IS Broadway,
D's,Iss Y
A MEXICAN LINE FOR LiyEKro1L.-
as sH ns r s sss
sq kkb sn GTsp FOX
monthly 5S5s s III. S;sRR; a ssS
rErap wR irS s aID
so oM Tsssa 81 New S.n .S
SJ asS SsS hI VI
erY Of Of ss 30
Fl From pier 81 River sH' noon
Those steamers carry ns'shoT Snsse sheep nor
Philadelphia ofaco. los south All st. - r..
CUioN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
leaving pior 30. - North River loot Of ginssl.
Monsan. Sept. TO- SEX X n SyaSns
ss;. s. ssssiss g
smoking, bath room. and pis.co on each s.eAmer ss
in'''"'dA'' Nv W .irssSs nu1os 30 Bre.av.y
HAMBvAG AMERICAN PACKET coMPANY's LINE
s:s::%s:I
sps: s II Ds
'ssSSs .sa 2 5 Sss m SoAs
8, ss..s ST.. A ss% YORK; snss1 r.:ss"ssf New
GssEHxr y Sssrksh ss aIaTShs @ DlnEcr
pier 10 asst River, IS foliows go
o.sis s..sss $50 u Ft.es,s
or p.:ssso apply 50 " b. MORGAN. AGENT. 10 senlH
N Stsamship hns between New York. Southampton
company's plor foo. Of second street. HopokenH
sat- s Sept Il sept sept q 8
Rates Of passage from New YORK to soushampson Lon
'Y FIRST HaS" $ioo ssid c.sn 500 ssser
ss:asa
f0f'fo'sh' or Ds oEEsi 1p CO.. Bowling Green
w United state. md Royal mail steamers.
is. ne ss both as' *:
IS sio
rc..onAble terms. steerase, s2s. ousrency wv, ~,
Il =:
the ones JSSTs .sa.
CTATR L!NE-To GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN.
L9SdSpsssy from pier e n r. foot Canal s.
STATE Of LogIsIAsA.......T hursd.y ssp.e .,ber Y
F,.s Cabin SEQ and SIS according to
tickets reduced second csbin $40
S|S ;s il *
EoEDoS VIEW PIE ss EohTu
i&a
England sat Pm Sat Is 80 AN
Cabin $50 TO $40 currency; seerase $26. Drafts from
.a % 10y fs. s: 50
A Liam LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
"A from Qaebec-Steamshp POLfNE>IAN. September
Z; SARMATIAN, Hcptember IA from baltimore. Sop
tember IL fran Halifax, September H. Shortest ocean
passage superb accommodation. o. LIVE, Agent, I'll
Broadway.
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
WI holland. Belgium. the RhAe, Switzerland, 10, 30,
via Rotterdam. Cheapest route to Paris
Steamer sept 10
These beautiful Ucamers. carrying tho United states
mail TO the Netheriaad are great fsvsritss with she
public. Ie NsN
Trips regular, rates low comfort and living perfect
3 FUNGI. EDYE 4 CO., ~ w MORRIS,
~ south William Ut. 80 Broadway.
(Morrs European and An srIcan Exprsss)
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Ia MUSICAL.
Nf6si01f, EYCEGM, ii LAST ifrIi Sf.~PEOFfI
M sur H. D'AURIA, Director; signor FONTANA Mana.
ger Lessons all branches mustc. Gail for eirculsra
TNNE MONTH FREE LESSONS IN Music NY An
Inexperienced lady teacher; stronger In city. Mil
SICIAN. box 100 Herald Uptown Office
CIGNOK rkKASl WILL KESUME Ills SINCfN0
- ON the 9th OF September at hts No
al East 18th ST.. Nsw York
.llss DANCING ACADE lilies.
A MARS ACADEMY OF DANCING $50 BLE KOKER
A.st Opening sofrse Monday evening Sepse mber 16
circular - =
(IAkrlERs DANCING ACADEMY, 8 UNION SQUARE
vste lessons any hour '.-l7'. IT.F- '-7'T -
Mr. TRhkOk's ACADEMY OF nANCINu. BR0AD-
lIwU spd H2d ST.. rsopsns 10th nst Bee drcnlaa
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PROPOSALS. FOR FKINTiNG-sbALk PkOPO.AL Is
i will be received by the Finance Commtse 81 ths
Grand Lodge Of tho State OF New York until sep
TENDER g. o'clock r. NJ. Tor furnshtng the Paper,
Pria ling and binding loo 500 1910 copies Of ths
Proc sdings vrsud Lodge Tor 1878. and loo
page tor finished work delivered At the cfce Of the Grand
s where specimen copies can be obtained Aae further
Information rveu. 81 -.
bids they do NOT doom best Interests rand
l,odr
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS

T.. ,sr Pc, us i s Of Canals a. North River M M
st.sa.aie CLYDE: Mopd.y sss..ns:. ?. noon
n's s%S EsxScI:Go sSSi sss
Gtrr to
S I zEAtAN 2, n. e. Az srhAiiA;-
lsish 3a::sfs :s'E :i:: e:
81. sS .fs s.l sss 70. apply
UNITED SITE aIii, 4 AiD srfEIt LINE w
for st. Thomas Para. Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio Do
JJANEiRo, Captain Weir win sail for the above ports
aS rae. g. for tn. .so,. 0or
Frerhi received q All hobsrts dock. brooklyn.
lns can eject sam. under op.% po
For freight engagements passage oAving ssssns
II %SIiSN? 4 CO, Agents, one: pie, 20 =. a.
on delivery Of bills of ladina 'T7'
NEw YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
psrs North River foot OF Cedar st Ssv.nn direct.
saNTfAGo DE cUBA...... Wednesday, sept.
For freight and Passage having .ecommo
william r. CLYDE 4 co. No. Bowling orsen
hckELLAh. LuLlAG CO., Agents in Havana
ELoRIDA DlRkCr::-sTnAMEKs LEAVE PIER 20
East River every Friday. - r NJ, for Fernaudps.
CRY oF DALLAS. Captain Che.ssr viii SAN FrS.g.
September Through freight and passage rates given
soN Ass's nss Da.s ~ East COOK
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
M sss% ns Sar,s LONE srAm
vss,"n direct st"r r.sss Houston q
81 points on G.ves,on H~rsburr and ban Ant.no and
sisnsis Corpu. Christi Roespa Bsssos ssS,iss" ana
s,s :, effected sss
Of the iae with that conn my VI lowest rate. - -.
For freight and '''i sO 'af .s's rex
Krne "sw i;oa s,s.Dsf T WssTnhS TEXAS. Captain
Esrde. WIN sail d.s, 70, Ksy wey 1s,ias pier % E...
to Ne New ~. i orr. with irsiaht and passengers
q. II. MALLORY a co..
pier 30 East River
CLD DOMINION srEAMsniP COMPANY.
so,so, sailing sIlng from , pier % North River tor
ThURsDAfsi .pd sATuRDAYs, at ) =. 81; sopneetins
!NGT0N. n. o.. Steamers Tor LEWEs DEL, and REiiO.
S2I and ssd r sf2n'sns xoSDAY
Through passenger tickets. and bills sdng 70 all points
Office NO io7 Grscnwch st. N. L. acckEHDS, rrssiSsst.
NEW oKLEANs DIEEur. THIS CROMWELL LINE
Inssaes sssod cen. our op.u psIiey
apply CLARK sEsaAN' 81 West a.'s'' or passage
NEW YORK AS Ssv GysA b HkIt $ $ LINE FOR
sTSn Il as.s
also for I'VE vEh% SRtz .n% EST igbIS
Isl IN cVnnectIou with French and English stcsm-
'- JAMES II. WARD 4 CO.. ila wanss
NJ u. HAVANA AND MExiOAN, NAIL $ 8. LINE.
o Ssvisx S BIZ A'f as hv' ysKa 6bz
c,rv eesy,ing e rrogreso, uampsaehy and Frontsrs
CITY say sept =
steamers leave New Orleans sept - and Oct 70 for
''''''s' Ss So s ;ss is's;
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81 ~ w @
DIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR LACE DE.
PARrMENT AND MADE UP LACE NOVELTIES OF
THEIR OWN AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT MOST
UNHEARD OF PRICES
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT., REPLETE WITH
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN PRINCES TO
SUIT THE MOST rAsIIDIoUs TASTES AND TRIM
MlNGs IN ENDLESS VARIETY TO MATCH FALL
SHADES OF DRESS GOODS. AT 20 PER CENT LESS
THAN ELSEWHERE.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED IN OUR
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. WE HAVE THE MOST
COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES' MISSES. CHILL
DREN's AND GENTLEMEN's HOSIERY AND
MERINo UNDERWEAR AT PRICES LESS THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE SHALL OFFER GREAT
BARGAINS IN LADIES, MISSES AND cHILDREN's
UNDERWEAR.
OUR SPECIALITY IN CoRsETs CANNOT BE SUR.
PASSED OUR ASSORTMENT Is LARGER AND OUR
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
DO NOT FAIL TO EXAMINE OUR NEW
KID GLOVE.
IN DRESSED AND UNDREssED; .. 3, AND BUT
TONS; IN ALL THE NEW FALL AND OPERA
SHADES.
UNDREssED . BUTTONS. ESQ.,; BUTTONS, 79C.
DRESSED. 2 BUTTONS. 75C. 8 BUTTONS. CSC.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST
NOW READY. MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION.
s. s. ; If F : S.
SIS. 5u = il ! sssss
lower In New York The weather has
caused be overstocked. employ ], ,O00
hands factory. We cannot stop work. and sell
the goods
Fall w APPS and sscques. s., worth SO.
Fall Wraps and Sacques, $40, worth S18
Fall Wraps and Sacqnes, x15, worth S,5
suits. s., $40, $l5. $50, $25.
80 per cent under value.
BLUXOME 4 co.
9th aud 2lst ST.
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CONTAINS ALL FALL NovELTIEs
NEW STYLES IN LACE CURTAINS. BED SPREADS,
SHAMS, TOILET COVERS &C.
IN REAL ANTIQUE And FILLhT GuIPuRE:
WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL OUR
CUSTOMERS AND Friends.
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!, True friendship is lasting; so are poa'oam 8
Clothing,
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AND
TEA DEALER.
Legal. NOTICES.

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks office Of the Cor
Y porstion Court of tho city of Alexandria.
on the 29!h day of October 1878.
f. j. Thomas and Ellis Thomaa, his wife, cou'
plsnsnts, vs.. Hannah Burke, James s. Por.
ter and Ann Virginia Porter, his wife. Ar
thur j. Dixon. Fannie Dixon, Thomas X.
Seectman and Virginia F. Selectmsn, his vile,
Jane A. Burke Emma Burke. Howard Burke,
j. Oscar Golfer, Francis M. Golfer and d. ..
Grsyson and Ann Rebsca Grayson. bis wife,
defendants
n chancery.
Memo: The object Of this suit is to obtain
decree for the partition Tor sale snd division OF
I1e proceeds amongst tho parties entitled thereto
II Partition be found impTscticshle) OF lot OF
ground at the northwest iuters ectlon OF WlKeS
and Washington streets, fronting l76 IT.. men.
On Washington street and extending back win
le width OF the front, l23 feet inches, the same
GUeng lot Of ground of which the late Sllss
burke died seized, an undivided halt OF which
was was afterwards conveyed 10 the late george w.
oixon 1 by the devisoes OF said Burke
!, Ihe defendants, j. Oscar Golfer and FRANCIS
NJ. Golfer, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to tho act OF Assem-
;o!y, and the rules of this Court, and IT. appear
,,Hay by affidavit that they are not residents OF
tlsStato, is ordered that said defendants appear
mere ,If within one month after due publication O.
iu.s order and do what isnecessaryt proteGtthe1'
'ILlefest in this suit; and that a copy OF TINS or
uet DO forthwith inserted in the Alexandrla "a
IetIe, newspaper published in tho city OF AZ
ssaas1hdrls, once week for four successive weeks
1ta posted at the front door Of the Court hous
u Tins city. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
"aI|les and Mushbach, p. q, oct "l-w1V
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TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM on tue
II north east corner Of King and Union street
Tho hast location in the city for grocery snd
liouor store. Amply st this Office ap 1911
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VE.lLiIAA Fl. SMITH,
iDEhLER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY nj An
kET,
would inform dealers and others that ne Is pre-
ned TO furnish EN- with all kind OF
POTOMAC FISH.
q, the lowest possible prices l would call the
attention of buyers to the tact that my Dtand
stands No, ! in market at all times and intend
to sustain nv reputation in that respect.
Ny stalls, Nos. and 5, Fish Market, will Ill be
sunnlied with fresh fish every morning. They
viii be superintended by Mr. James Il. Grimes
ST., and families can depend on getting the 6ess'
whether they come in person or send uaS oloefs ean
depend on getting them packed in good order; m1,
N8- All orders addressed 10 WIN. d. SMITH
Alexandria Va. will receive prompt attention.
mar !
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR RENT-Tbe comfortable DWELL
h ING HOIJsE now occupied by j. Q. New;
ett esq u on Duke street. between Fairfax and
ROYAL; R f supplied with gas and water Enquire
Of I. EICHBERG, corner King and Royal sls'
oct 4-tf
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90 FISH eUANo. 500

Having taken the agency for the above Guano,
made by the Little Bay Oil and Guano Co.,
of Lancaster county, Va, can, with confidence
tho best fertilizers ever offered to this section for
the the money-only $40 for 1000 lbs. This Guano
is largely used by the most auccessull farmers Of
the lower counties Of the Northern Neck OF
Virpinis All ask is trial.
oct Is THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
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For finc Clothing see Dcalham, C2 hIog
.atreet. corner of Fairfax.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS BooTs AND olioEs; H,.S
The % most M eJsesnt assortment of the latest styles
Raetu ne uso and Shoes ever seen in this country
noe,s ana ali the latest fashions. All Of theso
eo@ptisus t hsen madc to our own order, under
eopus n.rsooa supervsoo and according to our
as Sa, pef' ef the tastes and wants Of the retail
rsi trsSe We shall bo most happy to ezhi9l1
thsse &c., beautiful goods to all, whether they de-
1neSe peau '..haso ~ not. WADDEY,
s're ~ ,I"tf pul 10 King street.