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THE GREATEST BARGAIN

-.
Two hundred pieces (200) OF one yard wide Pa
enc Cret"nne Cambria, in beautiful colored fig
ufes only nile and half cents f9Ls). worth - :
IN every city in the United States: also beautifIl
racing inquired Lawns, only 10, worth I2b We
are selling an excellent Bleached Cotton good az
Fruit of the Loom, } only 8.
beautiful figured Linen Lawns: Buntings in all
coi0fs ana shades, al a very low price; New York
Mills sheeting. the WIDEST and best made, at q
Is TAI low price: selling the cheapest Black
Silksr Washington; Black Silks, good quality. rs:
BacS silks excellent quality, at 81; Black Silks,
rea satin finish sublime quality, only 81 25 worth
~ 15-this Is special bargain; Black Tamsse:
Back SILK Warp Henrietta; Black Grenadines:
All PURE w DOL Black Cashmere, very wide double
width, only 90; Black Cashmere double fold, IS:
excellent Black Alpaca %: three hu adred pieces
lSOO) OF CaSsimeres for mems and bOys' wear AT
me very loves cash prices, ranging from SIC to
SIbo; beautiful Spring Dress Goods, part wool rs.
Ptllowcase Cotton. 10Ie; Plaid Muslin ~: beauti,
ful spring shawls: excellent quality Bed Ticking,
new style stripe, double twiled. one ward vida
70; English Stockings, regular made four pair for
II; LaCe for Curtains. All of these grea. bargains
at The New Dry Goods Store.
CARRIERS,
mar2o-tr No. III Market Spaoe.
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CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS,

CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
~
5000 yards Calico, A. cents.
MuSlns and SheetingS as cheap as the cheapest
BuntingS, all shades. % cents up.
Back Alpscas. Is to 6oc. Mohair 81. worth 80c.
Back CaShmeres. grand bargains Soc. up.
Double width ark CashmeTes, % cents.
Black q TO Grain SILK, -7bc. up. very cheap
Colored Silks. 56C. Summer Silks, 81 &c to ST.
Large stock Parasols in CITY. very low prices
Elegant line Dress Goods, IL 10 37S cents.
Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Ribbons, Tor
chOn LaceS,
Brussels Carpets, 81 to 81 1917; l2S OF for cash
All Ingram Carpets less than manufacturers
prices.
bo-ineh Black Cashmere. 81, worth sl5o
L. n. NAUDAIS,
ap1-tr 2OQ Marked Sno,e
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALF-New style Jump seat Carriages,
- - spring rl thSton; Top Buggies. Con- c-L
gen; Whitney side bar Top Buggy; no. 2aS
top Buggies: all sizes of Jackson Wagons, for
faln.erS and hau'erS, 20 per cent. CHI amer than
an! where In the city: Gre NE a CALL ID, W.
NcGRATH, c1rner 18th and b sts NV AMI i'm
lust ARRIVED-At GHEEN & OSBORN'S
- stable q street, q lot OF good HORSES ~
frcm Frederick county, Nd. also. one ISN
DIR OF Mules. ap8 3ts ~
F0R SALE-.VERY Low FOR CAsH-Bya fam
Il lily having left the 'ity, st-claSsIl--
four round corner. carved Rosew OodfTH
PIANO. Can be seen at No. 723 7th st. y"
NV. ar86s
- from Western Virginia Call and in g.
sp"ct. a. No: 1006 St. between 10Th and in
11th NV. j. II. 6ALAGER. ap6-6.s "a
EOR SAi.E-A fine Carriage HORSE and AR-
NESS and q COUPE-ROCKAWAY; 81
VIII sell cheap and on reasonable terms In
but sale must be immediate. INQUIRE ofNa
W: c. J1RDINsTON. GIT Itch street, for partic-
uia!s. mar14-tf
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MEDICAL, &c.

"SATIsFACTI0N"-Apo positive cure and GER
. ~ ain preventive of unpleasant consedue
II used in season: 81 per bottle, at Dr. ID ARBYfS'
lio ~ ST., corner PenDa. ave. als LIN.
ESQ kkWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAIL,
I'D 10 cure any case of Female Weakness Irregu-
aIitles and DISTINCTIONS: 80 years experience
omce So ST. s.w. Opposite Smithsonian. al -2w'
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re-
II liable Ladies' Physician in the City can b
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur-
All Female Complaints quickly cured. once ana
Residence, Monroe St., Baltimore. novll-ly
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr ROBERTsON can bs
consulted every "wednesday and Saturday ct his
Once, 021 ID st.. between 9th and 10th, from e 4
p.m., on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs md
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak-
ness, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Premature Do
cay, Nervous Trembling, PAlpitaton OF the Hsart
Oimnees OF Sight G1ddino6s, INDIGESTION a.
&C., al resulting from abuses In youth excaSsee in
manhood, and early indiscretfons 6onorrhaa
Structures and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR, II hi 4
native Of Baltimore, with Ii Year,, experfence IN
special practice, endorsed by the leAine phyeicsns
OF bis city. visits Washington every &odneadsV
and Saturday. Persons In need Of medicSI fres7
ment for any OF the above diseases, viii fnd IN IN
their interest TO call upon him, who win insurS
honor1ble and scientific treatment md n cure onax.
Anteed In every case he undertAkos viii refer MA
patrons 70 any OF the leading physicans Of HAD.
more, and show letters Of testimoui1a from ~
same: C4u or address - Above or 10 ~ South -.
tAW street Baltimore TerS :.
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1873 sPR IH6,S 1875

1870 SPRING 1870
1910 DRESS GOODS. 1910
nnUDHEAD CO., 939 Pa. ay., bet. 9Th 4 lOth
Are now Offering late novelties in French English
and American DRESS GOODS at greatly refIced
prices, among which are the stylish and serviceabs
Brown al Gray Atwood Bourettes at 45r 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. Csc. and up, (best makes all-woo' Bunting
Soc. y Lonesdae Cambria (genuineD II &C. pei yd:
elegant button Kids, 81. IS; Silk CIocked Bal-
hrtggan Hose, 25c. and up; Clark's best 900 yard
Spool Cotton, &c. spool 90 sprols for 25r. D aud
complete stock OF frst-claSs Fancy and Staple DRY
Goods. equally cheap. Call and examine
BRODHEAD 4 co.
MAJ % tr S29 PeNa,n are hef on nnd mn
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IL CORD GRAPE VINES. all first class ard
Very cheap. Apply to LOUIS E. PHILLIPS,
1141 gath st. NV. ap10-6.s
CARD-The members the Ridsley Il lnd
IA return thanks to Capt j. W Wood, Mr.. tia".
SheckelS. and Officers of the Steamer j. W
Thompson, for the kindness and courtesy recsiy ed
az their hands, their late visit TO Lsonaritovn
Nd. l..
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n U T i Z e

TIVE open this morning 20 pieces Atwood Black
in W winch we would call the attention of all
rsI Al almost half its value
10 pieces at IS cents
~ plSets a. oIH cts, the lowest number OF which
~ a. 81 ~ ana the number al 81 Z cts is cheap
Also, large assortment all kinds ana oua,,,,sS
oil season able Dry Goodsat the lowest rates possible.
w. III. BROWN,
aP@-;r 31f EIGHTH st. a,,r.
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NEW SPRING 6 ,o,,

~ DRY GOODS,
We have Just opened new BOurettes KDicker-
bocEers. silks, Cashmeres, Lawns Sc
500 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies and Gsptle-
men, ranging in price from 81 90 up to s. 90.
Androscoggn Cotton, TIC,
Fruit OF the Loom. &c
lOnSdale Cambria. 12lsc.
No. go 7TH ST., W.
No. 706 ST. N.w.f msr27-tr
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VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
bad been long and painful sufferers.
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THE HOUsE AGtIN YIELDING.
Agreeing with the senate to Delay the Adj
Journmsnt JntI Tuesday.

wAsHINGToN June l5.-Thc House and
Senate came to an agreement this evening in
regard 70 adjournment. and deferred the date
first fixed TO Tuesday ut 1 7. VI. So far as the
public business Is concerned no reason exists
To prevent an adIournmen, on Monday noon
but the Senate was determined 10 secure Il
longer delay. and members II it, Appropria-
tion Committee did not hesitate 10 say that they
would delay a report on The Sundry Civil bill,
on which hangs all the civil expenses ~ the
Government. In order to force the House
10 delay adjournment Under this pres
sure. tacit and expressed. the House
yielded The only possible cause Of delay now
remaining is IN the bill providing for the pay
mcnt Of the Halifax fisheries award. II has
passed the Seuate. and is IN the hands Of Mr..
Grape OF Massachusetts, who has in charge the
favorable report on the subject Of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs. Secretary
Eyarts visited the Capitol to-day and informed
several members that as tho sum named in the
award would Ice due in November. Hayes felt it
to be- his duty 10 summon AN extra session in
case the bill was not passed before ADJOURNMENT;
There is no reason 70 suppose that the bin Will
not be passed, and Speaker Randall will recog-
n2e Mr.. Grape rs soon - the Internal ReNeuue
bill now before the House, is disposed Of
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OPERA ~ THE FALL.
Nine. Rore TO Open Senson In the Academy
OF Music In September.

Soon after the cahlcgram from London,
announcing the signing Of a contract for the use
Of the Academy 81 Music for n season Of opera.
beginning in October next 10y Mr.. T. 7. Morton
the reprcso ntativc Of the Stockholders. and
Manager Marleson ot Her MaIesty's Opera.
London. had been read Yesterday. n SUS re-
porter met Mr.. Henry Mapeson. the son Of the
latter party 20 the contract and asked. When
will the operate season begin Mr.. Mapleson.
and what are the aueurios for it,'
Il have completed arrangements. he re-
piled. for a series Of operate and concert per-
formancos that are 10 b. given on or about
Monday srr,. 80. and are to be extended over a
period Of six months. l have secured the priv
ilege Of renewing the contracts with the artists.
on the same terms. f1r ono or two additional
months. The principal prima donna will be
Marie Roz6 MY wife, whose success in the
United States has emboldened me to make this
ourrrtie venture. Tho conralto Will he Nine.
Cnriuen-P -mi. Tho principal trmerwl De
Guiserue Frapol; contra" win W, 1. Carl
ton. the baritone. has been signed.
DO You PROPOSE u clhK 10 The sNt-'dE' vi
" Certainly not, hope to profit by s,ra-
Il notire hat Mr. Crosby, Miss Kellogg
| cousin and manager. asserts thatthe announce
ment that Nine Koze Will enteavorto create The
| u1rt of Iuguic in Masses new opera Of % Paul
| et Nrginie. s oaseless because Mr. strakoscii
Mr. Crosby Is mistaken. The opera wns
written for Nine. Roz.. by Masst and She il al
| present in possession OF tn" music. Any must
| that Mr.. Strakos'h may have is Not an author
lied edition. unless . cory has been surrepti'
| tiou.ly obtained ia Paris"
What are Nine. Ross intentions for the
| summer
She will stay in tho United States and will
| visit tho principal watering places. She has
| been very kindly received socially. m,
! her lady friends seem TO find pleasur'
| in listening 10 her stories Of her event
! ful lifr and particularly Of her expert
! Il % = q |
know that she preferred 10 stay in the city, an
! that she received autograph letters from Thicr'
| ant MHcMahon reeogniZ'ng her courage nn'
| devotion 10 her compatriots. She organized al
| ambulauee service, supporting II with mon"l
| obtained by singing in concerts. The com
| maud-r- Of the regiments Of the NatiOna
| Guard presented medals t. Nine. KOZt'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-16
THE INCOME TAX AGAIN.
An Attempt 20 Tack II on 20 the Internal
ReNenmc MIIl-N prnnr In the Mom.e.


WASHINGTON, June 15.--Thc House at It's
evening session. resumed tho consideration Of
the Internal Revenue bin. An amendment Of
fcred by Mr.. Hewitt Of New York. to establish q
bonded warehouse for the export Of tobac 70.
was adopted. Mr. Carter Harrison Of Illinois
offered an amendment establishing an income
tax ranging from one per cent. on incomes over
1000, up to ten per cent. on incomes Of $780,
600. Points OF order made against tho amend
ment were overruled. Mr. Harrison inquired
whether II he withdrew tho amendment. the
House would allow separate vote to be taken
on the Income Tax bill. Mr. Willis OF New
York said Never" and Mr. Morse Of Massa-
chusetts objected to the withdrawal.
Mr.. Tucker OF Virginia said that the bill un-
der consideration was n proposition for the ro-
duction Of taxation. The proposition OF Mr.
Harrison was to impose now tax on the people.
Whatever might be the opinion OF members as
to the proprety OF that tax. he called upon the
friends OF the Tobacco bill not to permit. in the
form OF this amendment Trojan horse 10 be
introduced with the bill. which would defeat it,
Mr.. Townsend rep. N. Y.l-That was Greek
and not Trojan horse. Ispurn the insinua-
ton. lGreat laughtcrl
Mr.. Tucker did not mean to tread on the
toes OF the piOus Hnras. Continued laughter
Mr.. Harrison attempted TO make some reply
to MIR. Tucker. but cries for the regular order
drowned his voice.
The vote was then taken on the amendment.
and though Mr.. Harrison encouraged his
friends by exclmming, Up, friends Of the
The yeas and nays were then demanded and
ordered by the Republican sido OF the House.
and resulted-yeas 81. nays 1879.
This cannot be considered as q test vote. as
many Democrats who otherwise would have
voted for the proposition voted against II. fear
ing that il would imppri the passage 81 the bill.
Mr.. Burchard tlt'p.. ILL., moved to strike out
the eighteenth section Of the bill. prohibiting
thn assessment of taxes upon an insOlVpnt bank.
Pending action, and amid great uproar and
confusion, the House at Il :3j adjourned.
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will Ice eoi on IT the weather holsgooi
The senate lat gt9i conga ,hs nomnn,99 ~
l. lie United states OF colombia.
N,han Il Chamberlain, widely known A. an inventor
manufacturer OF philosophical ustrums nt>, died at
Newion,lir, Mas on 'frdas e,ouins aged 90
The w.d,wor,h Elevatorin Runalo lately 'dforsren
building and machinery s2s,ooo Insurance, s2a,ro
Mary Morris blind sister OF the late senator Nor
disease yesterday an moon ana cannot recover
GEORGE Mitchell. cmp9ycd a; a clerk T. me Mayors
has arrested the embe element Vi license ices
He WAS admitted g. bail
II Leonard To- be- United STATE, District Attorney for
Louisia There was some discussion, but It was CON
hrmed "ihonta division
tisoffciay announced that Captain General Ioyclar
will r,ln the Government OF cuba INTO NE hand. 81
lowing day win sailor spain
challenge match was shot Hugucnot staten Island,
Association and Gt d., NS.snorc de tiap Tie Jamaica
team won hy II score OF 24d 10 2lp
Charlie. paNi, att'mlled to commit suicide yeSierd,aS
At ms home ou shooter avenue for' Kichm"ni Slaiy
Wa,cr saved hls HE rs th, use Of the stomach pnm?
Prot King made successful balloon ascension from
Trcnt yc'el"al afternoon in thg pre-. me- Of laris
lrccuou ana made safe landing some ten miles nom
Trenton
Baseball ycscrlay-In Boston: Rostons :. maiauapo
liz IN u nno Bunnos, 3 llMuchs,2 In Manciits
ca-os = MlMaukee',2 m'le'cland Ro'hos'r'' 49,
ls re Dr. I;aas n Sn,y W, yr rrs., y
Churt Do. dcd Friday ~ the residence Of h. son, Mr.
" r Handy ~ Philadelphia, Ills remains wall be taken
To Virginia tor burial
Yesterday morning. while mine car containing J
Williams and Mutt Bgck was doWendlns INTO the NmlC
ColhCry. near Shenandoah u broke from MS i Sinn.
and tel 10 the bottom. Williams was. instantly killed
and Beck seriously and prohatly fatally I ured
Al East Middlohury. VI, on Friday night Kelsey
ordered lMkr Piper who was hshhg on IN, lremscs e
20 away which he refused 10 do kelsey attempted I,
eject him, ami Piper SHOT him through The abdomen
morty woundhs Inn. Paper then lied, anu has NO
been CaDtursd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-16
TIE PEICE CONGRESs.
Neither bismarck, Disraeu nor Gortchako OF
to Await the Eud OF the Deliberations.

BERLIN, June l5.-At the formal opening
Of the Congress on Thursday tho plenipoten-
tiarcs were in Court dress, but hereafter they
will meet In ordinary attire. Tho Congress Will
certainly not sit daily. but the time and inter
walls OF adjournment will be left for decision
from day TO day. 1t seems TO DE the general i'm
preston that the Congress will certainly last
several weeks.
The National Zeit,mo says Prince Bismarck
will leave Berlin in about ten days and that
neither Lord Beaconsneld nor Prince Gortcha-
kofI will await the end Of the deliberations. II
this be true the final details will be intrusted
TO the second and third plenipotcntaries.
Lord Beaconsllcld goes to potsdam TODAY as
the guest OF the Crown Princess. II IL said that
in their private interviews Lord Beaconsiield
has made n favorable impression on Prince
Bismarck. The latter Il also nOticcably amia-
Die To tho French Envoys.
LONDON. June i5.-The Manchester Guar
dams London correspondent mentions the cN-
istence OF nm Anglo-Turkish understanding.
which Is Il kind Of supplement to the Anglo
Russian agreement. II secures the paramount
influence 81 England, not only in Asia Minor.
but at COnstantiuople.
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SINKING A RIVER STEAMER.
Lighter knocks n Hole In the Annex Com
Pany's noat-The Pns.enaers Escnre.

Tho Annex COmpany's g eamboat James A.
Stevens. employed in transferring passengers
from Brooklyn to the North River and Sound
boats and to the Pennsylvania Railroad depot
in Jersey City was sunk last night. after having
been struck by lighter. passing the slip
adjoining Fulton ferry. Brooklyn The
pilot Of tho steamer. W. H. Clark. says
that they were returning with tho Brook
Ign passengers from the day boat OF the
Albany line. They were just entering the
slip and would have avoided any accident had
not the boy. whose duty 1t was TO throw the haw-
ser. missed his mark. The Stevens then swung
around to recnter the Slip and tho tugboat John
Cooker. with a lighter In tow. passed up the
stream. The lighter struck the steamboat on
the port side OF the bow, swapping of four fect
OF her stem and knocking hole two feet square
in her. The Stevens at once began to settle in
the water but her passengers. between twenty
five and thirty men and women, were Ignorant
Of the fact They betrayed, no excitement and
IN few minutes. the vessel having moved into
her slip, they were landed.
Tho deck hands stuffed straw beds and cush-
ions from the seats into the hole, but they were
unable TO stop the leak. The pilot started with
the sinking steamer into the stream, intending
to take her to some shQal water whore they
could beach her, but she became water-logged,
and he had Just time to head her alongside of
Jewell's Dock before she sank. That was twen-
ty-hve minutes after che was struck. Her dock
hande escaped by jumping from the vessel to
Jcwelrs wharf. The vessel IL almost wholly
under water. but can be raised without great
difll"ulty.
The Stevens was the fret boat run on tho
Annex Line between Brooklyn and New Jersey,
and WAS employed as an extra boat to run
morning and evening 10 the Albany boat. She
was worth between 5000 and $4,000. and was
othrrs who live in New England. She was hired
10y the Annex Company. lIer license was 10
carry $50 passengers. and sh" was ll2 feet long
% feet beam. and feet in depth Of hold. She
was insured against fire only.
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FAILING TWENTY FEET.
How Woman was Thrown over the Coping
OFT the Fourth Avenue Tunnel

Miss Kate Vincent was left alone for an
instant in buggy at Fifth avenue and Forty
first street at about II O'Clock Oh Friday even
ing. The horse started and ran toward Fourth
avenue. Miss Vincent pulled puckily AT the
reins. while Richard Roach her escort ran
after shouting Whoa" Tie horse gAllopcd
the faster and finally plunged against tpe. stone
avonue horse railway runs The shock broke
the iron fence on the tor o; the coping and the
animal toppcd over, falling upon the railway
track. twenty feet below
The impetus produced by tho sudden stop
page also threw Miss Vincent. who still held the
rrins over the coping She alighted upon the
horse receiving but a few scalp wounds, while
the unfortunate beast's three legs We're broken.
He was put ont of his misery by pistol shot hy
which are not serious. were dressed in the Grand
Central Depot police station. and she was driven
10 her home at Eighth avenue and Forty-iourth
street.
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OF Jane Mrs Joanna Maria TTawes aged 10 eldest o the
twelve children Of the lao Gov Marcus Morton Taun
ton and widow of the late William r Halves
KErCtiUN In S. Louis on the -th lust, of consnmn
ton William 4 Youngest son Of the late r. r. b
kotohufn vi Albany.
PICKERING On board the steamer Russia, MAY 90
her passage New YORK to Liverpool. Ruth " d,
wife ~ 4 n Pickering Vt Chicago The remains will he
cmbGmed and returned to ChcA4o tur int rnUnt The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-16
MIR. schurs's Civii Service Reform.

WAsHINGToN. JunN Is. Mr.. Schurz has nj
ways been -ckar for cviseryce reform snd for
ning the hehe Grades Of places IN mis- department by
promotion iu accordance with The rucs " the 'iv Sr
vice Misunderstanding this. report 90 the House Conn
mttee Expenditures IN the Interior Department IN
reply toacall Tor a lit q appointments made ty him
lu.N l. shows the following nov appointments fn
the grades named Two s2onn one si.NH tour si.0n
ant nv, 81 40 ic has also made pa appointing nts and
with salaries a.rr,Eauus t7H~l Nj Schurf has also
made iti promotions hc Interior Department with
aggregate increase uf salaries amounting o. $4,000 Tie
total -luNs net annual increase OF salaries iu M de-
pHrtmeut te 1T ~ July last oi sliio-u How Is
nm. L-T ..M-n. NM own .-IAL-n IaL.LML
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-16
The Next Pope. Con.i.tory.

ROME. June 15.-lt Is said that the next Com
sstory will bee held on the 9TH OF July whentc Pope Will
appoint Padre san fecc OF the Bcned tine order 10 the
Arthhishurrc ot Nnllts
Tie TO-, ,i,H, lst, publishes part N hrci OF rope
Pins IN dated SEPT - lS7o and letter u' Pore Lru
XIII both urging the necessity of Catholic, voting for
cicrral candida at nuIlr pal elections Tie elections
T. be held IN Rome on sunday will be- hutly contested.
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Advertisement. June u.
SIS City of Richmond. Leltch, Liverpool June 8, and
Queenstown eth
- Alhtmarlc. tthhs. ICwes
SsthcsarrHkc. Mangam. Portland
= Rotterdam. Lucas. Rotterdam
- Nt~cr Never. Bremen June and SouthhmI ton 4th
ship Success. ihchhorn. Idverrool
Bark Mnia. Osuunds, n. thri-'itrsand.
Sthr corn, Bonnet. Harris. hafacoa
Schr CIty oi Chelsea. Goodwin. Bermuda.
Schr uuiara. Allen Aquin.
Also the regular cuastwlsc packets
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Uniform Duty ON Sugar.

WASHINGTON. June l5.-Thc bin introduced
the House this evening ty Mr. Phelps of Connecticut
pro,id,s simply uniform iuty ~ ~ cents per pound
Tor an imported SUGAR. mclado. concentrated menio.
concentrated motses concrete tank .toms ami syrup
ui SUGAR cane iuDt. above number sixteen ulfUh
standard 600 color ant dutN of cents er pound upou
u above that standard The ball referred IL the
Committee a MaNs and Means
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Spring Weather In England.

what marvel ola May
WHY. uucluuded slnheHms illv
A. Of oil urou the herha.c aud thc flowers;
And the wind. 80 wont tu rc.t
In the cast. FLOWS south Hud west,
And The hu.hHndiuau L. hlc.t
With mid showers
NccrAmorn with rhine IL white;
Not leaf drp0ps mnt with hiight.
Nor do birds with cold shiNtr. cover aud hush.
llark' they whistle, chirp. and sing,
With the nishtiugal, tor kiug;
Cuckoo. skylark un the wing,
blackbird, thrush
Pui the plains In May that smile,
NV url fhcn. about thus ISLE
VIII hc plOu-hod soon or built on every one;
Model iurm~ viii intervene
close aui crowded towns between.
Where now sluws the spauslcd green
In the sun.
For ntv wears folks swear
They We not kuuwn MAY SEP fair
In hfty more. dear TRENDS. where shall We bo'
Al m your time aud ia mlne
A. our waning wears decline,
when another NAV 80 inc
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" are frnii as blades grass
Like spring flowers away We pass.
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Aud each cluck ma every stroke
sounds a kucl