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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOs E. wAGGAMAN, s19 Seventh street.
Changes mace Wednesdays and Saturdays)

Itro-S Story Houses For SALE
kSrk n0tel 1th st. road. mod lmp6 S6S.OO0
72l772S-726 18th st. NV. mod imps. 10 rs. 10000
923 10th St NV mod maps, rs............ 1900
6Sh 81 18th St me-. mod. imps, rs........ 2.00
495 g.. sw RS. 1900
DAT Sd st. sw., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
931 25th st. E.w rs....................... 1880
T,co-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
rs iith St each se
1546 9Th st. NV bh. mod imps z rs......... 2l00
Sa7 ath St NV, fh water, RS. 2O0e
Z3 ID st. me-, bh, rs....................... 1000
Uninprored Property For Sale.
11th st., bet and n Sc. per it. .:.......... BE
18th st.. bet @ and s.w., per ft............. IS
i 19th and Cedar SITS NV, per ft...: .35
l9th tt, ct. Cedar and H. W., per ft........ rs
l. st., bet 2lst and ed SITS. rw., per IT.. SO
Houses for Rent.
Stoddard st.. g. t. fur. mod imps.. 16 re. 8l2s.OO
n " cor 9Th .nd NV n.W mod no imps. 10 RS So o.
a25 18th st. W.. mod. imps rs............. $500
Ky 81 se MOD imps.. 10 rs. :......... $500
q 81 st. Sc, mod imps. - 5000
46 st. ne. mod imps 9rs................... 25Oe
144o Rhode Island ave. moi. mps. 6 rs...... Is 90
1925 18th st. NV. mod imps., rs.......... 1890
343 and 345 Md. ave. W., mod. imps 7rs.... 1900
222s 18th st NV rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1890
1884 4th st. W., lON
i4J2 50 st. rs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Z ard p Grace St. Georgetown. rs... 500
N@osr Ss. wv, y IT, SUU
Offices.
6l6 7th st., room 12...... ................ 300
do. ~ and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
DO. 19 and 2l.................... 400
Big 7th st. room 10 500
5!y 7th st.. room 800
1S43 st., rooms z, I'd floor ......... 25 90
lat floor. LOO
6& 2, I'd floor. 500
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Public confidence In Weston as flrstclass
fraud is somewhat shaken by his wonderful
walking In the International match now In
progress.
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ne so vance IN SILK In France owing to the fsilur,
9i the crop 10 Is to 20 per cent. We have = ver
EAise stosk OF Silks on hand and viii M Axe no al
1trenFe ia our price for the present Oar a. ~ III
tists Oh lack Silks from 7oc to IS per yard from
Inc noss &c cdr ated looms In Lyons: neat Ohackad
IA all gu allies and shades. 20, g. III Is and n &
an eeot ipkIKed In plain hxures. and . dscoSnt Of
ONE PRICE,
=. w. N. SINISTER g. SONS
w Pa, ace,
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r lockwood HOUSE, HARPEB's FERRY, w. Va
II LOO feet above tide At oonfiuence 3AA4
bathing. and fishing. House Of massive A:A
masonry: large rooms: pvrticoes. Terms 30 pei
LOVETT jel9-2w'
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
L listing between the Undersigned, under1 Ine
firm name and style of BURGDORF Il BROTHER
ia this day dissolved by mutual consent: Inc un.
dersigned Ernest BurRdOrf liz authorized 70 recete9
whstever ia due said firm and will pay al la"1ui
AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
ERNEST BURGDOHt-
Washington, d. c., June II, 1879
Tho ,rdarsierad hereby informs the patrons OF
the late arm of Burgdorf Bro that he vii con d
tinue in the Lise:y busnes Of T. cir ratronase
Ano iequee'' ERNEST BURGDORF.
The undersigned extends his hanks to the former
nstrons of the above n entoned firm for their en-
Endorsement 81 ernestly inv tts them to continue
,heir patronage with Mr. Ernest Burgdorf;
jeI9-6if AUd. bun0OOhf.
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AS warning against the encroachments of
the New York elevated roads, it is pointed out
that one of them, being granted an inch, has
already taken and utilized an "L.n
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
b 1nno9B MANAGER Of THE STAB, according to their
tenor. ana not 70 any Individual name Otherwise
Oance, ekc
Checks, ETC., should In al cases be lsade payable
OoMRANY-not TO that Of any individual
" Anonymous communications not read; 70
5ected manuscripts not returned or preserved
PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY may hsve THE STAR
sent to their address by mail, postage prepsd for
Of Is cents per week so cents per month. $I7o for
three l4onths, % for six months.
RrThe money to pay for the time required must
in all cases accompany the order. Otherwise tne
paper cannot be sent
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FAILURE OF THE SILK Caop

For sinking spells, fits dizziness pal,,,.,;o, a.,
low spirits, rely on Hop Bitters al
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WAN FED in reference to AME-
L LA LAPAUGH, W. c. ~RENDRICK and ED
WIN PHILLIPS. Persons having knowledge Of
either of the parties will please address Lock Box
COL, City Post Office. jel9-6ts /
A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKk TO MAKE THE
With whom be can have pleas ant relations Address
COEFlDENCE; Star Office, t.ting wnere an intsr-
view can be lad jel8 St.
OPS Fob INFORMATION that will arrest the
W Colored Boy who snatched the Satchel contsin.
ing One Hundred Bill and Min, ty. i've Dollars ia
Fiyes; also. one Mexican Doll r. from q Lady on
Headquarters. jel7 ST.
A STROLOGIST AND CLAIRvOYANT-MrsD Dr.
"A ELLIS. 319 Pennsylvania avenue. If you would
know the truth, consult the Doctor in all things.
Office hours from 8 a. M. to 8 p. m. je7-1ys
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
- the responsibility Of people, with abstracts of
liens on real estate. SOC 10th ST. W.. e. M to 10
pm. Always in before and from to 8. jl1-6m'
MADAME BOSS. the reliable Qairvo{.n. and A.
~ roioE1st, has BzN0Y1D TO No. 10 9Th IT &C.,
between East Capitol and St., Capitol Hill II.
cars stop within half square Of house Fifteen years
In city attest the fact that this wonder
iul LADY gives better satisfaction In al STAIRS OF life
than any ono In the profession; tells Of past Life,
present and future destiny gives advice and assist
Ance on all matters &ppertAintnG TO business. lows
and matr1mony. All In tronhs CAL. Satisfaction
Etven or no Day. novT7-1y
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DOR RENT

The Real Estate Review. published at my Office ON
ga. "a 5oth OF each month contains complete list Of
AL the houses have for rent togsther with reports
conce rnfnR the condition OF the real estate market
throp ghOut the country. Call and get CODY tr
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DURHAm "hAsAx'
OF sGA5a Ass4 v. ASP
have carefully tested q sample Of
Durham Rye Whisky,
selected by myself from the stock Of Messrs Ellison
& Harvey. and find i free from adulteratons 4 is
W. Il. TAYLOR, n D., State Chemist.
This superior Bye Whisky now 80 popular In dit.
(niany Of them druggists is offered to the trade Of
this city upon its merits only There are many ine
on
DURHAM to equal the best of them, aud we are sat
isfcd trial win convince all judges OF this fact.
For sale by the following well Unknown houses:
.: Q. Bryan, g. Aman,
E. b. Keyworth. Geo v. Driver a.''
y: 30 H Cissen, John Ross,
Ryan Earnshaw. NJ. Mccormack.
Francis Golden, Mrs M. Mccormack,
3. Connen. Foley Z Mcdonald.
A. q aers eSsah \. M I. oMas atzseer & Bro,
g f Montgomery, Frank McKIew.
l. Ol0tWOrthy,
". A. Offutt h Bro. Georgetown.
w. 81. BEALL,
mar25eoSm Agt for Dist. OF Columbia
COVEREI6NS' COOPERATIVE Aa.
~ ISOLATION,
1O23 SEVENTH STREET n. w.
June 16, 1879.
The annual meeting for election Of Trustees, &C.,
which has been continued from time to time, will
hello on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant at Z 80 p.
NJ. in the hall over the store, second floor.
The question Of reducing The pital stock of the
Ass. citation will be submitted to the meeting.
je18-tr J. 81. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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THOMAS J. MYERS. Real Estate Agent.

nSHOMA6 ]. MYERS. Real Estate AGENT,
12l6 f street NV.
FOB RENT.
l0ll Il street 1917 18th street NV, rs. 1913 18th
st. NV, r. 9l4 18th NV, 10 n.
80 81 st NV, water and gas
lUl7 9th st. NV, 1900 It. ground
BIO 22d Ct W., rms, lot n tt front
1904, 1910, 1912 Ct NV,
451 81 It n lot 3OxlOO
l52o 18th st. NV, IL RS MOD imps., lot 26x13O sta
BILE in rear on alley. in complete order, win be sold
cheap. " wv oA"
Lots in al parts OF the city ,eatr
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FOE RENT
l24 East Capito! et, brick. II rooms mod inps $50
gu oth 81 oIlck house store, IL r.. mod imps so
new Brick Houses. rooms mod imps.. each. :. is
III 81, DITCH rooms gas and water. Is
FOR SALE
several very cheap PROPERTIES in elegant loca-
uons' Pr1ces RANGING from 3600 to $4,000; small
casn paymenu-the balance monthly, or to suit
Also. great many fine LOTS in all sections OF tia
city. with special Inducements to builders
W. 4 BURFORD. Real Estate Broker.
spou 7O8 ST.
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II
Houses, clear Of ercum brance for Building Lots
and Building Lots, free and clear. for Houses.
Houses and Lyts for sale ON monthly payments
Lots furnished at low prices. and money ADVANCE
on San e to builders
monthly or yearly payments. 49,
farm In Virginia for sale ct half its value or
terms to suit. VIII exchange for CITY property
j. w. STARR,
iel7-3t " ~oAn@ ave-
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u Lefton Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pistols. e
Can ct the bet cssh prices from the ORIGINAL
Pa ava By calling ct or addressing the above nscsS
psomPt sttentioo VIII Be gtven 70 ~ orders
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 18th
~ St and New York ave.-Fire, Burglar and Damp
Proof Vaults Safes for rent from S5 to S6u per
gosit-obe dollar per 81. 600 q year. Also receives
Sllvefware packed in ordinary sized trunks on de-
VIM: Stickney, president; George ". Riggs, Vice
president; b. r. Snyder, secretary; 4. tturte-
Thomas Evans. mySfr
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GENTS NECK WEAR-CHEAP
VI Juht opened q large assortment of GENTS
SILK AND OTHER NECK WEAR. at about half
the usual prices. Our goods ali purchased for
CASH and in large Job lots that we are soe TO sell
way below the trade generally.
We are now selling 81 LIZ TIES at Is cts, worth So
SILK SCARFS so cents, worth Gl So
SILK SCARFs 35 cents, worth rs.
GRENADINE SCARFS 81, worth 50 80.
c. GEO. MEGINNISS,
myN1m 1902 Il street NV.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
NeRrlN XII INI u Cow.

Near tit,sburg, Charles Hutchinson,
cwnt rot y dairy, was crossing 4 neigh
boris field when black COW rushed at
him. lie struck her over the snout
with a stick, which made the COW very
angry, and she caught him on her horns
and threw Linn over her back. Before
he could get on his feet she had turned
ami was at him again. He caught hold
of her hrrus, and she forced him IT, run
backwards for a short distance, when he
tlinprd and fell down. The cav then
made every etfDrt to strike hlIn with her
Go'us, but only succeeded IN striking
him on the right temple, intlic'iuG Il
slight wound. He still had hold of her
hGrrS, and the animal threw up h'r
head, aud in doing so raised him to his
feet She then got her horns under his
vest and again tossed him in the air.
He fell on his head just between the
cows hoLns, Of which he again caush,
hold. The blinded and infuriatei ami
NAL endea ored to shake him off, and
then ran forward until she got close to
the fence, over which she tossed him.
He lay some time on the gro and befo t.
he could gather strength to get up BAD
walk away.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
A (sGOu Tailor.

Any fin. morning there is great &C.
tivity about the establishment Of Mr..
Fcrd Ca,son, .G33 Market street. Mr..
Carson Ia. mad himself by attention
to husnes, aud tie splendid fits that he
turns out, one Of the most popular, II
not the most popular, merchant tailor
in the city. 1t is Il matter Of personal
experience " hen We say that his prices
and style Of making up his goods give
entire satisfaction, an it is perfectly
sat. to trust him to ,nake good snIt of
clothes which fit nicely, and on" made
IN manner With which it is nnpossi hle
to find fault.
The above was given by a member Of
the press, with out any solicitation on
the part of Carson, in tact his policy Is
to let the people say who the best cut
ter is. He inv vitrs al! to give him
call at 233 Market streets get SUIT
aud ba nappy.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Misses aud ChiIdren's
Coats and Suits.

This Department has increased its sales
anaz ngly, b cause the stock is so much bet
te Tie people are surprised at the assort-
nient and reasons bleness ot all the prices.
Our stock OF WorSted and silk Material is
very eXtens We and varied. coup ising all the
latest novelties. t" fit p chi from 2 to 10
miss 0f1' years IN De Reigcs. Srrges. ~ateens
trimmed in Satin and Silk in all the pretty ell
f cts
LADIES CLOTH, 'r'nmcd with Cordl
row. in the different shaees. very stylish.
R'rc F'durrIs, trimmed in Shepherds
Paid and lite Br"ids. Il very seryieeahie
suit.
II wash goods we exhibit all the most desl-
rar styles " Monte Fl"ths. French Foul
H'fs. FrrrairS and Ginlhams. all ut very
moderate prices, in ali sizes from 2Ycars to IL
years
Our White ria suits gre the best we ever
offered. uInry styles cnnilued to trade
tur swiss and ,I-1nj suits arc in choict
styles.
CLOTH GO rs IN ALL SIZES.
FnfNcH COATS IN ALI SlZtS.
Corduroy Cats in the new shades. very de-
sirahlr. with any 9th good "oUds Wc car
not enuInnraic we're. We think we have the
lrgost and finest assortment to be 'onnd IN
the city. JOHN WANAMHhfF
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Boys Clothing.

To-day we open full stoc!, ot our own care
fully mannac ured Suits made in our OwR
wOrt rooms. over new atterrs Of beautiful
slapa. materials $, ong"d seq ms well sewed,
anh poe cts stayed. We have no bought or
wholesale goods of any kind We can give
pieces for mending when desired.
The prices range from SO per suit up to $40
and $l2, though visit will give better idea
thar an advertisement.
We mean to maintain our reputation Tor re-
liable best and cheapest goods. as the people
will see by this seasons took it s p"or bus
intss to ID X" experiments in buying Boys
Clothing. Having manufactures goods for
Boys jCr IS years we can afford TO stand by
all we say Ofthe goods we give our customers,
- We know how Sue they are to give satistac-
ton. JDaN WANAM AKER.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
Restaurant.

Cal ut Downey's restaurant corner
Third aud Market streets, for good
meal; everything pertaining to first
r.as, eating house, can always he found
on their tables. A cholre assortment
Of wines and liquors can be had at the
bar. Any one wishing any thing in
tLc.r lil.u would do vel to give them
cali,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Dress Goods.

An overwl elming stock OF every lOnceiva
be fabric, color, quality and price. Buntinxa
win be popular again, and We have them
Plain, striped, Plaid. Laces. Beiges; Figured
Lacesa and Albatross weaves: prices from 25c.
to 81. In rare and exquisite novelties OF
LYONS makes. we have some magnificent
bargains, ranging in the ne,ghbOrhood OF W
ner %ard In slrirtly Rll-w oil DE Beiges we
have a superb selection, that are pronounced
remarkably cheap by customers who bring
mples and compare at our counters. In
zeplIyr Ginghams. Prints, Perca es Jaconet
lawns. we have every gooi thing $50 far as
we know that is made, and the crowds gen
@ ally at the counters say our assortment Is
most attractive. JOHN WANhMhhf II.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

For the latest nobby Spring Suits,
cut in the best fitting manner, call on
,ieorgc Ash, Merchant Tailor, No. 4
East Third street. A large and full as.
sortlnent OF sui.ings constantly kept in
stock. Give him a call.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

What can be prettier in Dress Fa-
bric's than Black Silk Nothing.
These goods are imported from Lyons
France, by Kennard & Co., G2l Market
Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
JOHN WANAMAKER
In Shirts.

Though the price OF Musllns Is aovancin
we hav. 81 increased our facilities Of manu-.
Iacturing that We can afford to g. II the excel
lent "Crown" shirt unaundried at 75c. made
Of Wans,tta Muslin, a, good L'nen BOSOM
with workmanship Of the most substantial
kind, seams stayed, etc. 1t is not ger orally
known that ior y, ars we have had immense
work rooms, where we make shirts in large
quantities. We make three popular grades
proving their excellence by wear.
THE CRD WIN SHIRT........75C CENTS.
THE CONQ' EROR.............$ $.O0.
THE T7NIVERSITY.... rs.
The lat er is u ade so beautifully that the
ladies pronounce 1t better han "hOme made" "
A regularity OF our make of Shirts is that
they are NOT "skimped" or sighted in any
particular. ,ou,, ,v,n,u,vr,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
IN SILKS.

Think of having 5000 pieces to select from.
Think Of 2,-inch Black SILK ior l w. ,,,,.
Think of Bellon's Celebrated Lusue "''A
at $l.2h 40 o,n,S
Think of the privilege OF retufn'nSa 'reSs
Patern So,,n S,r;nos
The newest idea is Polka Dots, Satin stripes
figured anh shaded GO orinHS. a,
Sntlns in colors and Blacks. NV so iAnch
worn we have in beautiful array. Also, rirh
Roman Plaids. ha' dsoIne Strip's s'and water
cd stripes and the ne" > prh're ona''hs''
A nd 9th rare and scarce tintS. r,.,,0.
''a Ea,cy Silss start at 50 cents. and OF Friends
plain Strl es and Cheeks we have tine AZ
snrt,nent. The rapid sales in this Depart
ment keep US filling in the stock with nc"
goods every day.
JOHN WANANAKER.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

Spec n Eispla, Of new and elegant Table
'1o.hs. Narhins and Towels.
FINE LINEN GOODS.
Full yard l-wdc. very fine and heavy Linen',r
Ladies nnd rwea,.
4 Housewife Linens,
~ Drawer Linens,
lO-inch Bolster Linens,
~ inch Bolster Linens
45-inch Pillow Linens,
5O-inch Pillow Linens,
4-inch Pillow Lin Ms
Warranted Pure inrr and made by the most
reliahle manufacturers
t0-in h or 10 Lircu 81, ctin1.
80 inch or 1O-l Linen Shc,,irg.
75c. per yard,
Fine Linen Sheetings,
2,.l%, 23.. to yards wide
Fine Double namask ue Linens.
M.0o, Sl,"5. $3.50, g. u per YARD.
FINEST CLASS OF
Satin nn'"aSk Table Cloths. Napkins TO
match, and at
Low PR CES.
Royal l:i.h >hec-in~s. extra heavy.
TEN YEARS AGO
Pure Vine" Iawn sod ~ 81 IN ~. rory9,d.
We otter the St,''r quality o. good 10 day
from - to Sic. pr vnrf.
Towels III UHmaSk nnd Huck. rev and SjC-
cinl designs at mnch les than ,nHrHet Prices.
BOARDING HOTSl.S AND HOTELS.
All houspkrc~n Shnr'd see WHAT = vast
stock we have laid IN ~ I'ow eis. She"tinEs.
NniE,ns. and AZ kirlS nr B.d Room Eo"ds
fIuta "a ptc The "'o." n'Cuti"n "t or huy
ors to this department in,rrts Xtra TO-" pr
'"s. Inviting Ter "nal insprr'iun, whether
buying OF not.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Umbrellas and Para
S0I,

NEWEST STYLES IN PARASOT.S.
Among the new rarasOls that ere brought
forward at The last moment none find creator
favor than those of satin, in br wn. dark
bime, black, oil We or beige shades. with white
POLKA dots and the 'polLa dot borde., "
We heheve we are the only Philadelphia
house ,howng the "Polki dot border"
We have every combination Of cOlOr.
Our special offer ng this week is 30 Twilied
Silk. 26inch r"n Umbrellas. fine natural
wood handles, PIragOn frames, colors Dark
Green. Blue. Black and Brown. These are
identical with the anne goods we have beon
selling at 81 rs.
PRICE NOW s2.37l%
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
Flour and Feed.

Carey g. Mari, -four and feed d-arlers,
No. l06 East Second street, are COLI
stanty receiving Western Oats and
Minnesota flour by the car lots.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
A DAY IN TOWN


-' s''"3"
ha
Our friends
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Hosiery.
MEMS HOSIERY.

GERMAN HALF HOSE AT loc.
These goods are tull regular made, ana
double heels. and are such as we sod last se"'
son at rs cents
ENGLISH HALF.HO@E Z ATTIC.
We have Just opened another lot Of our inS- ~
Nsh Super Stout and iire Hal'lloSe NJ l.r,
Judging from the remarks our customers .
daily make, we infer that they are much pet'
ter than any selling in the city at this price
GERMAN FANCY HALF-HOSE.
We show Plain Col0rs. ribbed regular made
We show iull regular maft, Ll@ht f'cr'S'
at................... Mt ..''' - w n j"
We show full regular made, DARK fH'rlS
at,,,.................. mt ..''' 20 '.h''
they are much better goods than usual III
this irirc. being bought from the importers
in large lrl,nt ties at sncr. flee. .
ENGLISH FANCY fh' F'Ho:'E
We shcw / distinct styles. very hand ere
Goods. nf..........'' - .''..''' 'tt4 ''I'' ~
We show dinrrcut lu,unlS. Ne'y tna" 1T
Goods. Ht......... .,.....''':' - ~ ',''i :
" e show Ii small Ilaihs ";d Polka Dots.
0ri.iral With at..,,... ..''.'.''i6 ,th'F
We show bv AR the u rs rHLdSe'n" and We
rich stock eyer sccr 'n lhiindellhll
JON = WAN AN AhtR.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

We rive 4 nice clock with our tea,
coc, without tea $l.m'. ]. N. Wler,
| l2U9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Travelling Bags and
Trunks.

We show. We clalrve the largest 'io"E IN
lcci,y. WrlG'" evo. 81 ape ana SIZE ana
.,uttt,u-'S !! vcHrfr ice 81
T,ur l'rGfr,r l'Ars 10 S"'tc' from,
luP;; NANAMHhhE
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03

Gardner phipps & Co., Pine Apple,
hams, II cts, lb. at Middleton'o 4'h
and King.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Stationery and Fancy
W0'k.

In writing Papers and Envelopes. and all
kinds oi Fanny, tationary, we have the finest
rs vel rs the cheaper grades. An expert.
rnred Stat'oncr governs this department and
the large business we do in these goods proves
that our goods are all that IL claimed for tn m
in crafty and price.
JOAN WANAMAKE2.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Millinery and Ribbons.

All the new shapes and colors are now fx-
b,hited in our spacious, light and airy show
Lranch Chin Bonnets and Hats,
r,orance Braid BOnnets and Hats
rnsoon Rruid BOnnets and Hats
M"ni,la Braid Bonn, Is and Hats.
Mi,nn Rroid BOnnets and Hats,
I,nnr straw Bonnets and Il ats,
Tha ,banes most In demand are
sn, n,sh. Hampton,
o., 90 Marguerite, MetrOp"l,
bv De Murska,
rnrster Talsman,
Feathers In the newest shades ant Flowers
of exu isite beautr. Ribbons In dazz,inT as
sortment JtHN "hNhHh n NIn
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
hx,riNx kuiI1llxh.

All goods warranted as represented
Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Fringes and Trimmings.

All kinds of Trimmings have our special,
careful and labornus attention. and every.
thing lady wants in L,nIngs and Sewing
l'r INNINGS we have in great assor ment Our
sewing Silks are all shades and 0fOnly the
reliable makes. We keen tringes as high as
$l2OO Per yard. ard as low as 10 cents. We
have "Semple's' spool Cotton at 4 cents per
spool-none be ter in quality or more honest
in measure.
W" have lust opened 1000 dozen Genuine
french Sew ing Cotton at cents tor spool Of
hUO yards in length. Dress makers tell MS thew
have been accustomed to pay q cents a spool
Tor this sam, article.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
JuiN W ANA VI n MEN.
In MantIes and : uits.

very important purchase has just arrived
from
BERLIN MANUFACTURER
Of Model Garments. perfect in shape, newest
TRIMMINGS. a. d beautiful in finish.
From the commencement OF the season we
shall offer decided advantages in
READY MADE DIR RESSES OF
SILK AND OTHER FABRICS.
AND IN
WHITE DRT SSES
WE HAVE A SPLENDID ASSUI{T MENT.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Linen Goods.
FINE LINEN GOODS.

SPECIAL Eispla, Of new and elegant Table
ClO,hs. Naph ins and Towels.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
In Gloves and Furnishing
GO0ds.

The famous ".Jugia" Kid Glovcs.
The famous "AlcyHndr Kid Gloves.
Thousands OF doz"ns Sp ing ard Summer
Fabric Gloves. maryo' them imported cX
pres ly to our order lor The IN S. shi0nabe
people.
"DE JOINVILLE"SCARFS
A most extraOr1in'rr bargain was opened
few days ago at the Grand Dcpet IN 'D''
'ninvile" scarfs for Gentlemen, and were
rapidly sold They are an extra quality SIX.
snail. neat effects a"d measure 45 inches
long. and . inches in width There are 2ndii-
ierent coIurs We have succeeded in gcuting
another small lot.
The real value Is Sl.25.
Our price is 81 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
40 KING ST.

urniture at almost any Price kept on
on hand.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03


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