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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

Nlr. Cross Believes n New Election Would
Increase the Conservative Majority.
LONDON, May 3.-Mr. Cross, the Home Sec
rotary, in speech Preston yesterday said; re-
ferring to tine majority of the Conservatives in
House of Commons:
81 am quite certain if there was an election
at the present time, which [ would deprecate to
the utmost land L hope there will not be anoth-
er election until the proper course of Parlia-
ment has rum, our majority at the present mo-
ment would be vastly increased.
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MINOR TELEGRATs.

The English exhibitors at Paris gave a ban
quet in honor of the Prince of Wales last night.
Claiborne Hardy has been elevated to the
peerage with the title of Viscount Cranbrook
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LONDON, May 3.-The Standards Berlin
despatch says the Gar has himself undertaken
to conduct affairs during the illness of Prince
Gortschakoff, hence the more pacific aspect of
the situation.
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CARDENAS. Schr Kit Carson-s637 shocks and
heads 1120 hoops, 2034 box Shocks 255 empty casks
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KID GLOVES

a speciality. Every known grade, make,
shade and style will be found in our
stock. 1t Is our aim to supply the long
required demand for full assortment OF
all the new and desirable qualities and
shades. Inspection Is asked of this truly
beautiful assortment of Gloves.
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY rouR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
May 4, I A. MY
For New ENGLAND
and the Middle states warmer, southerly winds,
falling barometer. cloudy weather and numer.
GUS rains, followed in the latter by cooler.
northwest winds, rising barometer and clearing
weather.
Cautionary off shore signals continue at
Indianoa and Galveston.
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w. w. SHARPE Il CO.,
ADyE HsINE AG ENTs.
Q PARK row, NEW YORK,

Advertisement writ en-, appropriately displayed,
and proofs giyeL free Oh CHARGE ''
The leading u ally and Weekly Newspapers of the
United States and Canada, kept on file tor the
accommodation If Advertisers
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Boston Stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts,
~, By water conveyance-10o0 bush corn meal to q
w True & Co.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

The majority Of dresses will be trimmed
To supply this demand no pains have
been spared to produce all Of the latest
and most pleasing patterns. Ladies will
find IL greatly TO their advantage to call
and examine our truly magnificent as
sOrtmeDt,
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New York Stock and uousv m.r..,

new w, YORK, May 3-Evening.-Money yery easy
a. og q per cent on call. closing at per cent.
%ert exchange dull at 4S6 tor long and 1881 for
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=, o1'111A1ND, May 5.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks renort
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ,s113 25s 70
1Ne' odiances''''''' '''''''''.'"..."... 1892 "A
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MARRIED..

In this city, Apl 20. by Rev Geo. W. Bcknel, Al,
exan1er c. Pollsch and Miss Martha Whittier, both o.
Portland.
In this CITY, May I, by Rev. Geo W. Bcknell Chas.
K. Davis and Mrs. Bedilia Collins. both OF Portland.
whitnev na of standisb and Miss Liszie f. Heath Of
Gorham.
In this city, May 2. by Rev. F. Clark, Charles o.
Woodbury. and Miss Lizzie M. Perkins, both of Port
land.
In Fryeburg, May 2. by Rev. B. N. Stone. Angus
tus A. Fessenden of Fryeburg and Miss Mary A.
Babb OF Conway.i
In Wilton, April 90 Chas F. Fletcher and Miss
Nora L. North.
In Wilton, April 81. Franklin D. Grover of Wilton
and Miss Emma p. Niles of Jay.
In Brooks, April Z, Alpheus Roberts of Brook and
Miss Emma F. Sylvester of Knox.
In Scion. April 7, Fred w. Whittier of Cornville
and Miss Mary Longley of Madison.
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California Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3-The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day com.
pared with those of yesterday.
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HOSIERY /!

In this department., beyond all others,
we desire the undivided attention OF the
Ladies In our many years. experience
we have never seen so handsome and at
tractive line Of Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery as we can now present for in
SpectiOn to our customers.
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Providence Prtu. ol..A. Market.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Providence, r. l., May 3.-The Printing cloths
market is shade easier SIC offered and 7-6 "a 33C
asked for best standard and extra GA K 81.
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DIED.

In this city, May O. Mrs Mary, wife of Saml Oliver,
aged Is years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at q o'clock.
at No. 20 Hanover street. Eastport Sentinel please
copy.]
In Knghtville. May 2. Hattie E., wife Of Arthur
During, aged 20 years month.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at Knightville.
In WATERFORD Centre, April 10, Abraham McLucas,
aged 80 years.
In Readield April 1, Mrs. Abigail, wife of John
Coombs, aged 10 years.
In Temple, April IL, Mrs. Zeruiah F. Sampson,
aged 81 years.
In South Parsonsfeld. April "a. Mrs. Isabella 8.
Parks, aged SO years,-tormerly OF Biddeford.
az The funeral services of the late Ammi R.
Mitchell will take place Saturday afternoon at o'elk
at his late residence, No. 8 Deering street.
nI The funeral services Of the late Hattie E.
DeeriDg will take place on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, at Knightve.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Yokohama Mcb 80, ship Mt Washington Per-
kins, Batavia; Slst barQue H A Litchfed, Drum
mond, Newcastle.
Ar at Shanghae Mch II, barqus Commerce, Elliott,
Sid I'm Hong Kong Mch 81, barque Herbert Black,
Treat, Portland. g. "'
In port Mich %. ships Freeman Clark, Dwight, for
cisco.
=, Ar at Batavia Mch II, barque Eyvor, Littlefeld,
AT Rangoon Mich 20. barque Geo Moon, Sawyer, for
at Calcutta Mch %, ships Willie Reed, Yates. for
dundee; Danl Barnes, Slower, unc; barque Abbie
Carver, Carver, do.
SD TN Gibraltar Apl 15 sch Mary Lord, Lord Tim
Messina) for New York 49,
raised Dover LIST inst, ship Challenger, Thompson,
IRON san FRANCISCO via Queenstown tor -.
7, Ar at buenos Ayres Mich 18th, barque Spring,
Sid Mich 16. brig John Swan, Rumbull. West In
1es Ioth, barques Ella, Matthews, for Boston; 20t
Moonbeam, Dunbar, Honolulu.
for New York.
York same day,
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"OH, MY BACK!' "a ow often we hear these words.
Pain in the Back an ses from Kidney Disease.
HUNTS kennedy cur es all Diseases of the Kid
neys, Bladder and Trina. ~ Organs. Family Physi-
clans use HUNTS RENE DY.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE D RoPs cure instantly
apr30 eod&w1w
CoNGREss.-The "Congress yeast powder is
made of the purest and most hea tnful materials 1t
is the best in the world for maxim. delicious white,
sweet and heathfu biscuits, cakes, dstry' &c. Use
none but the Congress-"
A Jenna Rolls made with Congress Yea u Powder.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at New York Sd, barque II j Libby. I'm Boston
Jose Bueno Jones, st Jago; briggs j II Crandon,
Pierce. Santander; Daisy Boynton. Appleby. Cien-
fuegos; Maria w Norwood, Hodgdon, Cardenas.
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst. barque Helen Sands, Bos.
ford, Charleston.
Sid LIST, Sterling. Baker, for New York; Melrose
Plummer, Hong Kong.
Ar at Antwerp I'd inst, ship louisiana, Oliver,
Huanillos.
Sid TN Leghorn I'd inst, barque Ironsfdes, Tapley
Baltimore
Ar at Lisbon I'd inst, barque Brunswick, Hutchin-
son. New York.
Cid at Rotterdam prev to I'd inst, sch M Watt 8,
Watts, United States.
Sid prev I'd inst Darque W Cochrane. for United
States,
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Sid FIN Belfast 2Sth, sch Martha A Brewer MeFar-
land, for Grand Banks.
Ar at Dartmouth 3Oth. sch Carrie Nunan, NJ
nan, Nomanland, with 20, 900 lbs cod fish.
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KEY WEST-Ar I'd, ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, from
Havre, for orders.
JACKSONVILLE : Cid 9th. sch A Hayford,
WILMINGToN, NC-Cld Goth, brig Cora Green,
Philbrook, Kennebunkport
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed out list, brig Geo
Dale. from Baltimore for Matanxas.
BALTIMORE-Ar LIST. sch Gen Banks, Haskell |,
Boston; Lulu, Snow, Kennebec.
Cid I'd, sehs s Lindsey. johnson. for New York |;
Ralph Howes. Getchell, Bath.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld LIST, sch Hattie Ross, Wi
Ar I'd, sch Enterprise, Mitchell, Apalachicela.
NEW YORk-Ar I'd, brig Maria W Norwood, An
drews. Cardenas l5 days; schs H L Curtis Bartlett,
Bertha Fellows, Smith. Hillsboro.
Cid I'd. barque Hester Blanchard. Smith, Cape
Town. CGH; brig Martha A Berry, Doan. Matanzas
schs Cassia Jameson, Jameson, Apalachicola; Spar
Passed through He'll Gate Cd, scbs Ida L Howard,
rington, do for do; Terrapn Wooster do for Boston;
Five Brothers, from Philadelphia for Saco
barques Julia. and Chas Deering, Tor Hayre; scas
PRovIDENCE-Ar I'd, sch Lizzie Wilsnn, Wilson,
NEWPORT-Ar 30th, sch wigman, Field, Paw.
tucket to load fish for Round Pond.
vINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar LIST, schs Jas Potter,
Colt, New York for Proyincetown; Mary Rice,
Clay; Bucksport for New York.
Sid, schs Wanderer, Henry, Seth M Todd Coryo
Sophia Godfrey, and others.
81, EDGART0WN-Ar 1st schs jesse sarr, Bur-
Ton; Pmiaoeiph1a Tor PORTLAND; Henry, Beal, Nor
witch for Jonesport; Red Jacket, Kendall, New York
fST Rockland Psre Webster Baltimore oI
Norwood. Philadelphia for st John. NIB.
BOSTON-Ar I'd, barque Adelaide Norris, Turkey,
Leghorn-
CID I'd, schs P Ames Gould, Sydney, CB; velma
Coffin, Windsor, MS; Delaware, Kellar, Thomaston;
Agnes 1 Groce, Smalley. Rockport; Chas Gibson,
Thache,r Kennebec; H Brooks. dudley, do.
Ar Sd, ship City of Philadelphia Call, Calcutta;
brig James Miller, Parker, Barbados; schs Petre
Webster Baltimore: Ebridge Gerry, Rodney. suf
GLOUCESTER-Slo LIST and 3D. schs Mary Sands.
Roberts, and Revenue, Phinney, lfrom New York;
do for Halowell Grand Island, French, from
do for Bangor; Alaska Hamilton, do for Portsmouth;
Myra Sears Jellison, Rockland for Boston; Con,
cordia. Day, Buehill for do; New Regulus Radford.
Boothbay for Sandy Brook; Viola, Cole. and Sarah
Wooster Wooster, Portland for New York; Ameri-
can Eagle, Brown, Deer Isle for do; Copy, Chatto.
Bangor for Stonington; larry Not, Henderson. Gar
diner tor Bridgeport
PORTSMoUTH-Sld I'd, scbs Lewis French, An
drews, Gloucester; Fannie Pike, Gilpatrick Rock
land; Keystone, Wilder, Tor Bath; and the fleet in
the lower harbor. -
RED BEACH-Sld 10th, sch Elizabeth, Wall, for
Portland.
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e. N. FRESHMAN & BROS,

ADVERTISING AGENTS,
IS6 w. Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o
Estimates furnished free. Send for a Cirrular.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, May 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, for
EaStport tor Boston.
Barque Norton Stover Sherman, Boston, to P
Ingraham.
Earque L stocker, Tyler, Boston, to load tor
West Indies.
Sch Como, Bunker, st Pierre-175 hhds l6 bbls mo-
lasses to Phinney & Jackson.
Sch Lemuel Hall, Trip, Baltimore-coal to RAN
dali & McAllister.
Sch Marietta Steelman. Smith, Baltimors-coal to
Forest City Sugar Refinery.
Sch jesse w Starr, Burton, Phadephia-iron to
Maine Central RR.
Sch Revenue, Phinncy. New York for Bath.
Sch Nahant Wallace. Boston-salt to order.
Sch Pavilion, Aldrich, Boston-tin and solder to
j W Jones'.
Sch Lghtfoot, Swinu. Darlington. Ms.
Sch Bonetta. (Br) Clark, KeTpt, NS-plaster to
A D Whidden.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine.
Sch Satilla, Rivers, Bath bound South.
Sch Mail, Merrill, Gardiner tor New York.
CLEARED.
Sch Kit Carson, Lawrence, Cardenas-Phinney s.
jackson.
Sch Sophia Kranz, Smith, Kennebec, to load for
Baltimore-Chase. Leavitt 8 Co.
Sch Polly 81 Clarissa, Ball, Belfast-Kenseil &
Tabor.
Sch Ida Spofford, ingalls,, Eastport = Nathl
Blake.
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When the Turkish and ROumanian govern
ments read the dispatches in to-day's Ameri-
can papers each will begin to realize the seri.
Gus nature of its position. 1t appears that if
Turkey allies herself with Russia she will
have to give up Constantinople as a pledge of
her fidelity il she sides with England, Rus
sian troops will occupy Constantinople. In
either case where will Turkey in Europe be?
No wonder the Turkish delegation frequently
withdraw for consultation. ROumania is given
to understand that whether she sides with
Russia or Austria she viii be crushed almost
irreparably between the contending forces. 1t
appears that Russia has already begun her
threatened occupation OF Roumanian territory :
so there is not much time remaining in which
R0umania may choose the manner of her exc
cution.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL VIM. z. BURFORD, 7O8 E street.

For Rent.
lZlo 81. rooms. mod. imps. $50
corner 2Oth and NJ stS., rooms and store ,,, 81
For Sale.
Two great bargains In two two-story Press Bricl
d. uses, entirely new and all modern improve
ments; ice, with easy terms, oniy.......$2 600
Ako. two-story Press Brick in northwest section
OF the city, with rooms modern Improvement,
ard elegant lot, property renting for $25; will ht
- an on nm most easy terms for .$2, 800
BAN, will be sold at the reduced price Of So 500
Also, other great bargains from Sic, 900 down,
IS co., s. COO and $500 On 4, St class real estate q,
o l'oI CouI. ,S-tr
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THE GEEATEsT RARGAIN

EVEN ofF fRED In DRY GOODS.
Two hundred pieces (2OO) OF one ward wide pa
enc Cretonne Cambria, in beautiful colored fg-
ures, only nine and half cents (9lb), worth I2lS
In every city In the United States: also baautifu
racing inquired Lawns, only TO- worth l2S We
are selling an excellent Beached Cotton good az
Fruit of the Loom. only g.
Beautiful figured Linen Lawns: Buntings In ALI
coiors ana shades, at a very low price: New York
Mills Sheettng, the wicest and best made at A
low price, we are selling the cheapest Black
silks III Washington; Black silks, good QUALITY 75:
BlacS silks excellent quality, at 81; Black Silks,
rea satin fntsh sublime quality only 81 25 worth
I.5-this is special bargain; Black Tamese:
BACK SIX Warp Henrietta; Black Grenadines:
all ure Wool Black Cashmere, very wide double
width, only so; Black Cashmere, double fold 25:
excellent Black Alpaca, 25: three hundred pieces
lSuo) OF CaSsimeres for mems and boys wear AT
Ihe very loves cash prices, ranging from SIC TO
Sd;oo: beautlful Spring Dress Goods. part wool Is:
flliowcase Cotton, 10Y: Plaid Muslin 70: beaufi,
Iul spr ng shawls; excellent quality Bed Ticking,
new StyIe stripe, double twilled one yard wide
70; Englsh Stockings, regular made, four pair for
~ Lace foI Curtains. All of these great bargains
at The New Dry Goods Store.
CARRIERS,
maf2o-tr No. III Market SPACE.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW BOOKS.
Star Gazing, Past and Present. Norman
Handbook of Ophthalmoogy. Schweigger. 4. So
PhySlography. Huxley. ...............,...... g so
On Actors and Acting. u. H. Lewis. ........ L so
The Doctrine CT Scriptural Retribution. Ed
ward Reecher. ......-................ l. 25
viva. Mrs Forrester ............... .... 1. 81
Marmorne. No Name Series. ...... .... 90
Inc Last Times. SeiSs. ..........,........1 so
IIeattse on fhotography. Abney. ........... 1 so
ne Epocn OF Ine Mammoth. Southau. ."... 2. so
LaE SuaGS anu Languages Farrar. 2. 50
PROXY: IS
M Sna RIDoI ....,......... 50
The Cadet Button. Capt. Whitaker ...,.,. 1 6o
Mark Twain's Punch Brothers Punch
MAR US WARDS EASTER CARDS.
sOLOMONS & CHAPMAN,
agents Laurencs's Pure Linen Papers,)
eTI-u I'll Pennsylvania ace.
lust RECEIVED,
Marcus Wards Easter Cards.
Marcus Wards Irish Linen Paper and Fnve,onas
Marcus Ward S Irish Linen Cards aud Enyeiopes
Blackwood's jet Black Ink.
Photographs of Rev. w. 8. RainsfGrd: price 80 cts
All the New Miscellaneous Books received as soor
as published.
Latest Styles Of Stationery on hand always.
w. h. q o. H. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS,
MAJ 15-u 476 Pe,sss0. ace.
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- specialist IN the city he susrSntsss 0sr%s
of III cSrs 70 the shortest time possibs
ou ~ n-sIeeseo cases Speciality. thorough curs
~ NJ cos g. Sepaxats consulting rooms eos III
nov1-ly
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L.
T. By r o. HOFFMAN. 10th and F SITS. n. =
~ "a ave. NV, 16 large rooms, m. i....$lOO 90
1919 81 NV, IA rooms, mod .imps. ....... 100 90
* est ST., 6eotn, Ii rooms, mod. impS SO 80
TO LIN ST. H. W., IL rooms and store. m. f.. 80 80
10th and D st: me-, l. h, and so. ground. 30 90
21O ST. Sc, 10 rooms, furnished ........,, 60 Of
StGddard st.. Geo'tn. 12 rooms, mod. imps. 80 90
S i 81. NV, rooms, mod. imps 40 90
zig st. n. W.: 8 rooms, mod. imps. 40 90
a Ho 81. Sc, IL rooms, mod imps ......... 40 o.
81 IN st. NV, rooms. mod imps ......,, So 90
SUo O.n 81: n.W business place (warehouSe) IS 90
In9tESge WIN nne ground above Georgetown 25 90
20 g. b st. NV, 8 rooms, water and gas IS 90
S5S uh 81. Me-, rooms and bath 18 90
81 7th st. me-. rooms and bath .,,,... IA 40
Houses and Lots for sale in every section of the
city, at reduced rates orc - ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
CHARLES W. HANDY.
- Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr
500 It'll street northwest.

lIS9 F st DIV, Michler Row. IL rs, m t......s55
6OS ii st. NV, IL rooms. mod. impS. .......... As
K. CO.. 10 h and d SITS. NV. rs, Ill.,. 40
House In alley. near Sth and pnndary Sts. u. 10
House In alley, near 81 h and Boundary SITS. n W. 10
6lS Virginia avenue Sc, rooms. ............. 8
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HH FIST HAIR WORK AND PKRru,9
HkNT ~ g the IRkNCH IsTABLisH
-" W IN sessk opUoass q. q Patsat OF
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NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
~ Cor. NeD York Que and 18th st.

Gentlemen with their families can find a, this
mouse the surroundings of a pleasant home, with
the cGnven1ences or well conducted hotel.
liberal arrangement will be made with persons
who desire Meals only.
mar11-3m JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor.
XIX I1TH STREET N. W.-Furnished Front
c1c ROOM on second floor. Also other Furn-
lshed ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD
Transient guests accommodated, marI-7xs
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EOK KENT by
Il THO. r. GATCHEL,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ooa neDrolt Building, corner 9th and SITS. NV.
2O2I NV, 16 rooms, mod. impS. 500
5l2 9th n. w., Ii rooms, mod. imps. ......... 86
1 ,e2s Sth nv II rooms mod. imps. so
1924 n. W., rooms, mod. imps. ............. IS
III NV, rooms, mod. imps. ............ 20
sections OF the city at nominal rents. ap2 tr
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= L ks'
BLACK SILK,
STRIPED SILK
CoLORED SILK.
our third grand special sale OF SILKS will be-
glh Today; and will include large lot of coIered
BLACK SILKS.
Good Gros Grain, IS cents
Fine eros Grain, 81.
Extra Fine Gros Grain 81 e.
Magnificent eros Grain. 81 So 'o'
superior quality Gros Grain, 81 IS
Magnificent Cachemire ROYAL S2
AL vi tneSs silks are OF the well known CACHE
MIKE MiLANO brand of Savyie
Gle. Lyons and Milan,
STRIPED SILKS,
GOOD quality, all ceors, as cents.
PLAIN COLORED SILKS
Large variety, all colors, 81
we Are the only store in the city that make
specialty OF SILKS, and we will guarantees AL or
OUR SILKS to be much less than the same eoois
can pe mad for anywhere in this country
A GALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP.
TlCAL OF THIS FACT.
CONNOLLY's
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TO LOAN
From 81, ooe to $50. 900, at and per cent.
II. .. HOFFMAN,
BOARDING.

III RENT, with or without BOARD, hand
someiy Furnished second story SUITE: also some
other ROOMS, desirable for summer. Transient
guests accommodated, anII-3Ts
RoARDING.Large airy ROOMS, en- suite or
~ single, with first-class table board. Also
transient boarders accommodated. References
excharged; 512 9th street northwest and 2O6 +
street northwest. apS-9Is
RQARP:-Large, pleasant ROOMS, with
~ BOARD opposite Franklin Park, 1896 st.
uedI 14tn. apS-6ts
ROARDIMG; Handsomely furnished second
~ story SUITE, with BOARD: also, some other
KOOMS very desirable for summer, near three
INES OF cars. Please apply at 9l7 New York ave-
neIeIehce, exchsnged. ap6 st"
ROAhDING1n Large and Elegant ROOMS,
- with BOARD. can be obtained at l22 Dun
parton st., corner of Congress- Georgetown, d.
y. TERMS low. ap5-tm1s
PFRMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
Il BOARpERS accommodated at EOS 18th ST.
Mrs. NJ. L. SOUTHALL.
ma % I'M formerly OF Baltimore.
FREMONT HoUsE.-Mr. r. P. HILL. after
4 successfully running this hotel for nine years
mas purchased the property and now offers special
1nducements 10 regular boaI ders. Gentleman and
Vile, 600 TO $6O per month: SIM rooms $25 to $50
per month; table board. $50 per month, IS per
week mar1I-r,p
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issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month ..Bul.
lein' OF all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application ct my once OF
will be sent by mail II desired.
auction Sales
On MONDAY. April 18th, at m, two-story
frame house on Park street ne.
Loans
ST. 500, 81, 800 81, OCO, $780, at per cent a1O-tr
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CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
1913 DRESS GSoDs. 1873

1910 DRESS GOODS. ISIS
BRODHEAD CO., 939 Pa. av., bet 9th a IDt6
Are now Offering late novelties in French, English
and American DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced
prices, among which are the stylish and sefyceahle
Brown al d Gray Atwood BouretteS, at 45c per
yard; also Back Silks from the best and oldest es-
tablished looms OF Lyons and Zurich, at remarka-
bly, low figures, beginning at 75c. per yard; Bunt-
Ing. 25c. and up, (best makes all-woei Buntinp
Soc. D Lonesdale Cambria (genuine), l2l,c PEI yd
Androscoggin Beached Cotton, 7Iac. per yard:
hriggan Hose, 25c. and up; Clark's best 2oO-yard
spool Cotton DC: spool 90 spools for Csc. D and a
complete stock OF hrst-claSs Fancy aud Staple Dry
Goods, equally cheap. Call aud examine
BRODHEAD 4 co.
mar tr S39 Penn'a are, bet. 9Th and IOfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-11

Average s,rorn Daily Circulation orer
1S,5O0-bein0 mach larger bona fide,
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia the city added
together.
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SPRING nSx ,oons

We have just opened new Bourettes, Knicker-
bOCkers, Silks, Cashmeres, Lawns, &c.
600 SILK Sun Umbrellas for Ladies' and GeptIs-
men, ranging in price from 81. coup TO IS 90,
Androscoggin Cotton, 7rc.
Fruit OF the Loom, &c.
LoDSdale Cambria, 12lsc.
No. sS 7rH 81, a
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Monday, on New York avenue, near
4 = 9th ST., small Gold and Enameled BRACE
warded by returning it to 619 e St. L.
7 OsT-On the oh instant, a pair OF Gold
~ rlmmed EYEGLASSES. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same at Room 81,
Potent office. ar1l-2~'