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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22
DEATH OF PRESIDENT ORION.
EUROPEAN SITUATION TODAY.
Difficulties I'm the Way Of the Mutual
Withdrawal Plan.

LONDON, April 22-In spite of the uernti1
mons concerning the simultaneous withdrawal
oi The English iect and Russian forces from
The nelghboThood of COnStantInoplr. the prp
Nallng feeling i'm the English press is one oT
great uneaSineSS. Ii is noticeable that all the
@ @htlIlh specials TO the English papers are
SouCHtu IN a very Respondent tone. They
dwel! upon the difficulties which viii he en-
Sounteied IN settling the details of any scheme
Tor the withdrawal
Inc It''eS and the Daily TElCgra Dh'S Eiau
III correspondents write in the same tone
lhe ItbtcS' correspondent says: The aSperL
oil analr> Is neither better nor worse The
course ol talc negotiations makes il more ami
more apparent that Russia meant 10 maLs
amy concession relative Ia the Congress dc,
ptnutni on some arrangement as Ia the rrll.
i've position ol her own and the English forces
ne ldct tilal the Russians did not reject .be
idea OF Withdrawing TO AdTianOple and that
The nc ncGotialionS have been pending on that.
basis, shows that they would set great value
nn the withdrawal of the British fleet beyond
the Dardane,le~, still as ErSika Rav is only
abnut II hours sail from STEAMBOAT while,
Adll,lnOpr Il at least q three dlyS forced
maryh distant, the Russians thought they
would hr placed At disadvantage unless
some arrangement was made by which. i'm the
eNehl OF an outbreak of hOStilitieS some
priority "i movement was allowed them.
Inns seemed tO raise the whole question of th.s
equivalent To be given by the Russians for th,l
Withdrawal of the fleet nor is il clear wheth-
eT thelf clalmS nave created 4 stumbling block
i4 MhicI cannot he Surmounted. There are also
Indications Of other difficulties. Thus. even
II the congress meets months may probably
pass Deloie II solves all of the uueS-
tl9nS before II, and if the Turks mean
while evaCuate various points i'm accordance
with the treaty OF san StefanO. and Russia
proceeds 10 carry out the various con
sLlu lohal reforms prescribed therein,
the Congress viii every day be- CON
lTonted 10y nearly accomplished fact
Bu; the Russians are not likely 10 STAY the pX
ecutlon OF The treaty till after the Congress. a
Lhat mar would be an indirect admission of the
right "l the powers TO revise the treaty
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The FOUr.and.a half Per Cent,
Bonds,

SECRETARY sHERMAN'S CONTRACT WITH THE
SYNDICATE.
Secretary Sherman, late Saturday afternoon,
sent 10 the banking and currency committee
copy OF the recent contract he made with
the syndicate for the sale of AZ per cent.
bonds. 1t is dated April llth, 1878. The syndi-
cate agree to purchase from the Secretary of
the Treasury Si,l25,000 of the AZ per cent.
bonds, and DreXel, Morgan & Co. on behalf
OF Messrs. j. s. Morgan & Co. and themselves,
agree 10 purchase 81 ,625, 600 of said bonds and
}. w. Seligman 4 CO., on behalf of MesSrs.
Seligman Bros. agree to purchase 81, So, 900 of
said bonds, and MeSSrs. Morton Bliss 4 Co.
ON behalf of Nlessrs. Morton. Rose & Co and
themselves, agree to purchase 81 81, 900 of sd id
bonds. and the First National Bank of New
York agree to purchase s., 600 600 of said bonds.
making total aggregate of Sl000O,000 of said
bonds ON the terms and conditions following:
ftf@. Inc bonds covered by this contract
shall be sold for resumption purposes.
&c0nd. The parties TO have the exclusive
right TO subscribe for fifty million four-and- a.
half per cent. the amount to be so subscribed
not tc be less than five million for each and
every month after the present month of April.
NtrG. The Secretary of the Treasury Shall
not sell, during the continuance of this CON
tract, any bonds other than such as by act of
congress may be provided to be sold for the
payments OF the Halifax OF the Geneva awards
Sta Sna Ihe AZ per cent. bonds of the United
states, ana these only for refunding purposes
hereto. - VIZ p'i'
to pay for said 4i% per cent. bonds at mar and
~ per cent premium and interest. accrued
10 lhe Date OF application for delivery of said
Dohds, IN sOlq COIN or national United States
um hVe-twenty bonds heretofore called for re-
dempIloH; or ir in nited states gold certificates
OF deposit, issued under the act of March 3D.
authorized designated repositories that have
complied with the law. ' Now
Fqh. The syndicate is to receive in gold
coin Il commission of one and one half of one
per cent. on all bonds taken by them under
this contract as allowed by the act of July ID
1870, and shall assume and defray all expenses
elsewhere.
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EX-CoNGREssMEN VANCE.-It is reported
that letters and kilograms for eX- Congressman
Vance, of Ohio, are received addressed care
of w. III. Lamb, Lick House, San Francisco,
and are taken away by stranger. A we'll
known merchant of that city has received a
copy of the following telegram, sent thence
April to Mrs. Vance, in answer to a request
TO ascertain if Vance was at the Lick House:
Your husband here insane, but harmless.
Have you instructions? w. HI. Lamb, Lick
House."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

SNOW STORM IN THE BLACK HILLs.-The
SevereSt storm ever known i'm the Black Hills
has been raging since the night of the 10TH
heavy snow, rain and hail-dOing much dam
age TO placer mines and shafts i'm gulches by
flooding. Operations i'm quartz mills are
almost entirely suspended, roads impossible,
and as the roads and bridges are washed
away, communication is cut off. Many build
ings in the course of overflowed creeks were
washed away. Snow was still falling yester-
day. Deputy Sheriff Wilson, arriving from
Belle olTcne, LeP9IlS MS narrow escape from
ION Sitting Bull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

THE LIST OF PATENTS granted to residents
of Maryland, Virginia, and District of CoInm'
bia, April 9th, 1875, is as follOws:-Frank p.
Tannarone, of Washington, ID. c., car eoup.
llngS; Charles w. SneIder, of Baltimore Md
Baltimore, Md, lubricating bearings for mill
stones: William l.. Belt, of Washington ID. c..
gas and water valves for sewerage con,
Va, combined grain drills and fertilizer:
William l.. Keller. OF Baltimore, Md
measuring bottle shoppers for bottles
ments for oil cans: Peter TaitavuIi, of WASH
ington. ID. C., ball target throwers: sylvester
j. Tucker, of Richmond, Va. revenue regis
tiers; James B. Warner, of Hagerstown, Md,
friction clutches for tight and loose pulleys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

THE DISTRICT SITUATION.-The bill for a
District government collapsed in the House
Monday, but not on account of its main fea-
lures. The vote on the different sections
proved that the main features mad the ap-
proyal of the House, but the limitation on
office. holding to property holders scared many
from lis support. 1t is very herd to agree on
a good bill, for what suits one will not sat
another. The leaders of the House of both
paItleS know that we ought not to have uni
versal suffrage in this District-knOw that it
is dangerous to trust to it i'm city where
there are SO many thousands of ignorant ne
grOeS. But to vote to limit suffrage here will
be used on the stump against any man who
shall vote for it, and so the District has 10
suffer TO save members of Congress from con-
demnatiOn at home. The very best thing
here, and in all our large towns, will be suf-
frage limited by The ownership of property
enough to give the voter real interest i'm
economical legislation-but I am aware that
the principle will never be adopted in this
country. The suffrage will be extended to
women. rather than curtaled in regard to
man.
Congress will not adjourn without doing
something for this District 1t will assume
half the expenses and make some provision
for the 365 bonds, as it should. Doubtless
there is more or less of speculation connected
with the District legislation in Congress-
there are large interests inVolyed-but this
cannot defeat legislation. We shall have to
wait till dOomsday for aid if Congress waits
till everything is as pure as one could wiSh.-
r. Fan." in SpriTafetd Republican.
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THERUSsIANSIN NTURKEY.-Cable dispatches
say there is danger of the new Turkish cabinet
granting concessions to Russia to avoid a col
llSlon, Tor 1t Is known that the Russian troops
are dissatisfied with the present state of mac.
ton, and would gladly by a coup de main take
possession OF the city. In Paris il is believed
that the proposal for the simultaneous with
dlaWai OF the British feet and the Russian
Amy is merely a Russian attempt to isolate
England, the expectation being that the latter
will reject the proposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

A VERDICT AGAINST THE OAKEs ANrs Rs
TATE.-The jury in the case of Hall against the
Oakes Ames estate, on trial i'm Taunton. Mass
gave verdict OF $4,000 10 the plaintiff. The
estate Will move for new trial on the ground
OF excessive damages given against the evil
dence and the instructions of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

JOHN F. MINES, the discharged editor of the
Utica Republican, who mingled a good deal of
fancy will some facts and called it IAN infer
view with Senator COnkling," was an EpiscO
pal minister before he was an editor and was
obliged to leave that denomination for the de.
nominations good [Sprin0feld Cnion
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THE ATTACK ON CONGRESSMAN ELLSWORTH.
special dispatch to the New York Times from
Detroit, April 10, says: Representative Els
worth is slowly recovering from his recent as
sault. The attack upon him was entirely with
out warrant and seems to have been made by
a man whom business and domestic troubles
had rendered utterly unreasonable i'm his
1lht
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The MEXICAN INDIANS are icing in concert
WIN the Indians from the Fort stanton reser
vatiOn, who are now on an extensive rai,i nnon
the settlers near the border. The Indians that
crossed the Rio Grande week ago have ar
rived at the Fort EWell sheep settlements, and
are sweeping the sheep fore them and sew
eral persons are reported killed. The troops
and citizens are in pursuit, but are not likely
10 oVertake the raiders, as the river is fOr,la
BILE at all points near LerdO 'i"''
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Fires.

CALAIS NE: April "a fire this morning
destroyed the International hotel and stables.
loss S9.NuO-lnSur3nce Sl2.TD III. G. COPELAND :
buildings: loss S3,WN-inSUTance $3.50. II. NJ
Gardner'S house, barn and five horses: loss
St.Ju-inSuTancp 5000.
BOSTON, April 22-The shoe factory of John
Carroll. AT East Weymouth. Mass. was hurn,.J
Yesterday, with its contents: loss 50 nOO-in-
SuIed for $4,000. Ninety persons are thrown
0u' ol employment. Ii is supposed the factory
parties latclN lniiering ahnnf fhnr. 7
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Death of President Ortou

New YORK. April 22-Hon Wm. Ortou.
president of the Western Union TelegrapI
Company, expired this morning AT seven
O'Clock OF ap0pleXy, with which he was
stricken at eleven laSt night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

GENERAL GRANT visited the Art Gallery az
ceremonies OF Holy Saturday, and In the even
ing partook of banquet given by the widow
o1 MI. j. l.. Graham, late United States consaf
in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

VIOLATING SUNDAY LIQUOR LAws.-A large
number OF barkeepers, in Richmond, have
been indicted by the grand jury of the Hust-
ingS court for selling liquor on Sunday. Tie
names OF large number of others are before
the grand Jury for Indictment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

KILLED AT SEA:-Capt. Oliver, of the British
bark Chill, which arrived at PHILADELPHIA a
few days ago, from Hayre, is charged by a
seaman with having killed the first mate at
sea by striking him on the head with an iron
brace pin. Capt. Oliver states that the mate
was Killed by falling AGAINST the pin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

THE CANADIAN CATTLE MARKET for the
past week has been excited and active i'm CON
sequence OF the imperial government placing
canada In the same position as Scotland and
ireland with respect TO the same cattle and
Tie and 200 sheep were shipped from Toronto
last week, and a large number were selected
fOr Shipment per next outgoing Steamship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

AEThe Brown House, in Augusta, Ca, was
slOQ,C0o. The National, was slightly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

The DEMONSTRATIONS AT CHESTER. Pa.
Saturday, against the Wood tariff bill was at
tended with much enthusiasm. Thousands of
Worklngmen and other citizens participated,
4.GC0 being in the parade alone, which was led
by Senator Blaine and Mayor ForwOOd Sem
ator Blaine. Congressman Ward and others,
made speeches, and resolutions were passed
ent tariff. -
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q KEET
NAVY
JACHSON'S
BEST.
CHE WING
TOBACCO.

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for fine cheUino qualities and excellence and
lasting character Of SI1eeteT1iH0 and fdrOrin1
The best tobacco ever made. As our blue strip
Trademark is closely initiated on inferior goods,
See that JdcksOn Best is on every plug. Sold by
all dealers. Send for sample. free, TO G. A. JACK
son Co., Mfrs. Petersburg, Va. j14-m, th&k, 1
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kilograms to The Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Difficulties Of the Situation.
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AB>Major Gen. James j. Peck, who dis.
unguished himself i'm the Mexican and civil
wars, died yesterday at Syracuse, N. Y, aged
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~ e A ID.
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
eretiOnS of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, L VIII send a receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
waSdiSeoyeTed by a missionary in South America.
"a d self-aGldressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
CITY sep25-eo&k1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
Revenue, S529, 1913: customs, ,s.S340, ,S0546
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CAILOR SUITS
FOR CHILDREN.
a- THO DOLLARS! ~aa
A. SAKS x CO.'S
BOYS DEPARTMENT,
ap1S-tr 3f6 SereHth street.
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Presentation. Curtis H. BrOgden, of
North Carolina, is cOnvaIescent from his
severe attack of malarial fever. Mrs. Ben.
Perley POore and her daughters, left this
Indian Hill Farm hear Newburyport. i'':'
Judge j. w. Wright, goes to the Hot Springs.
OF Arkansas. April 10Th, and will be accom-
panied by number of health-seekerS from
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
IN AT SACRIFICE.
Five new Albany Cutters; one light tc"G
Coupe: two Coupe Panel Rockaways: @H
four Jump-seats; three Pony PhRtOns;
ten Leather-top Buggies: three No-tOp Buggies,
and fifty other styles. Also large stock Of Second
hand Carriages and BuggieS on hand at No. 466
Penn. ave. 2. ID. SCHMIDT & CO., Carriage
RepOsitory. de13-t
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INVESTIGATING PAYMASTER CUTTER-The
Senate committee on naval affairs began to-
day investigation Of the charges against Paw
master. Several witnesses were examined,
and 1t is expected that the investigation will
occupy a week or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-14

Mrs. M. j. HUNT
Has just received her Spring Importation mn
OF JOUVIN AND MONOGRAM KID Il,lhu
GLOVES, NVW
In Street and Opera Shades.
These goods are very desirable, as they match all
the new shades in dress goods.
New styles in MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS just received from New York.
MRS. NJ. j. HUNT,
mar1S-tr No. 621 ana 623 ID street.
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T JENSEN,

n. WATCH REPAIRER.
For 70 years with III. SEMKEN, now ut n
BIB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fS3
Den Rpxb 4 ss- W%TyE sf 81 spK.1w
Watches put In complete order by me are guaran.
tee0 tQr one year, OK money refunded. febz-2m
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Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or .
Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should In oil cases be made payable
20 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-not to that OF any Individual.
AnOnymous communications not read; re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-14

1t is evident that there is yet work i'm the
Vineyard for the Congressional Temperance
SNciety.
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Il HOPE. HAInN AL
y, The Christian Creed: Its Theory and Practice,
Classic Preachers of the English Church.
Inc Witness of History to Christ. By Farrar
Masters In English Theology. BY Barry.
Natural History Of Atheism. By Backie
PROVIDES Life and Times of Thomas Beckett
erS. by DIR. EllicOtt "'A A'o"u
For sale by VIM BALLANTYNE
mal4 TT 1873 9TH atsesf
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NEW SPRING GnODS.
Spring SKIS, Go, 67l3, T5c. cheap.
50-inch Fine Back Cashmere, 81
Wool Cashmeres, 80. SO =. 10: bargains.
Black silks. 62lt. rs, 81 to 81. so.
Black Mohairs. 371, worth 80.
b ack Alpacas, 15c up.
New Spring Dress Goods 12Le II. 10, zoe. up.
Special Bar z airs all through Stock
Cassimeres for Men and Boys; cheap.
CalicOes. ~ C. up: Sheetings, 16c. up.
Carpet Stock must be sold, and prices necessarily
must be low.
Full Stock Bazaar Patterns.
T.. n. NAUDAIN,
mar14-tr 700 Market Space.
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To Advertiser.

Advertisers are requested TO send in their an
nouncements as early In the day possible, and In
al cases before IL clock II. The insertion In the
same days Issue OF those reaching the once after
that hour cannot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-14

The most extensively advertised umbrella
house i'll the world (that of Isaac Smiths
Son & Coz give the following advice to bust
ne IS men, based on their own experience:
II what you have to say be strictly true,
say IL in a good newspaper. Its readers are
Intelligent, will appreciate bargain, and of
every such customer you make an advertiser.
For forty seven years nine-tenthS of our ad-
yertising has been done on this plan, and of
the whole expenditure, all that we regret is
contained in the other tenth.
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no NOT PAY HIGH PRICES FOR
L YOUR DRY GOODS.
Washington, 1'"ie >"
Carriers NEW STORE.
No. III Market Space.
very wide Pillow Case Cotton IOsc: excel,e.t
9uality Calico, 4fc.; New York Mills Sbeeting
COTTON, the best and widest made, very cbeap: fns
quality Plaid Muslin, Lee: one yard wide Pscjsc
retohn ne Ssmbric, Figured, very Inc quality, olT
o, worm IT,; beautiful Dress Goods mari sit
ana wooI 16c; Black Silks at the very lowest
fs Ne are selling an excellent quality ''satin
flnlsh Black SILK Al only 81. IS, werth 81 so in
every city In the United States: large size Bridal
gums only u, 30: also, Honey Comb White . uiIt
ooc.; pure white all Linen Table Dan ask SOC
also, remnants OF Table Linen very cheap: Riack
SaShmefe, pure wool, very fine quality. very wide
Gouple Wlath, 62gc.-this is special bargain
black Cashmere, fine quality, double fold. S5c
very large assortment Of Cassimeres for Rows;
wear, very cheap; Lace for curtains We are no.
,oeated In our New Store, No. I'll Market Spaoe
W nave placed large sign across the pavement
MIN our name written IL in Gold letter.
GARTER :, so that every one will know vhere 70
buy the cheapest Dry Goods. marI-tr
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

SPRING STYLES
NOW READY.
broadway style Gentlemen's Dress HATS: -
also nne sort And Stiff FELT HATS of the
from 80 cents up. ~ e''
Great variety of CANES.
UMBR ELIAS and PARASOIS Covarod and
Repaired in the best manner, 90.
WALTER KER,
.,o, 1410 Pennsylvania -Aco,ssGA.
iep@o-u Above Wtard,e Hotel.
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PEDUCED PRICES.

PEDUCED PRICES.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his IA
patrons and the public generally that in con. y
sequence OF 9educed prices in goods and new M
1aclntleS, he Is now able to make up 11
CLOTH HES and furnish GOODS in his line from
ten TO fifteen per cent. less than former rates re-
specially requesting. continued fayors:
CITIZEN AND MILITARY TAILOR
'Zo-r OH Penn'0 ace. Washington, ID C.
SHIRIS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
~ PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT
Z. GEO. MEGINNISS,
blancn Baltimore Shirt Factory 1902 r Street
Northwest, Washington, d. C.
we make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS To
OkDER in the most elegant manner for SO 25
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made to order of Wam-
SS: Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready made, of
Wamsutta Muslin and Twenty-One Hundred Lin
en- en-; for 10 cents; Fine DRESS SHIRTS, Water
twlst Muslin and Eighteen Hum red Linen, for go
cents. Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, IL, i21k and
- men. only 90 cents. fine Fsur-ply Reversible
SDFFS only 20 cents pair. Six Finest Four-ply
LINEN COLLARS for 81 Fine Bleached Drill.
ing DRAW ERS. only 60 cents. All goods made 10
order and guaranteed to give satisfaction both in
quslity and fir. ii goods sold are guaranteed as
only.
aue24-tr z. YOUNG CHM, Manager.
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Acreage ssrorn Daily Circulation ocer
17,6OO-beino more than three TIRES Inos
Of any other daily paper ia Washtngt0ss
and more than that Of az the etsers od0eS
together.
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7O1 MARKET SPACE.

We offer the following as special bargains. o.
yards wide White Sheeting, at Is cents: 2i.-yards
VICE Brown Sheeting, at 16 cents; one case 2 soc
Yards Plain and Figured Dress Goods at I6 cents
selling elsewhere at 25 cents; Black Cashmere 90
~ 20 cents, 81; W bite Bed Spreads, at So rs cts.
u; Shawls. 81, 81 %, 81 so, 50: Plain CoIon1
SIN, at u. 20, worth So; Table Linen TowaIS
NAPKINS, Black Silks, 20 cents ST. 81 80
All STOCK lett over from last season To he sold less
than cost. WV
GEO. !. JOHNSON & CO.,
m12-tr Cor. Sereafh ~. and Market Suor,
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1878,
just received, Gentlemen's Dress Hats. -
Fine Soft and Stiff Felt Hats for Young Men
Youths and Children. Also, choice stock of{A
SILK and Guanaco Umbrellas
B. H. STINEMETZ, Halter.
lebZo-u IZos Pa. ave., next to cor, 18th ST
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LOB RENT
Il b. H. WARNER CO.,
BRAINARD h. WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTIRH
016 street northwest,
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Readers. Bishop Elliott VOL 1.....,.. IS %
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