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The jam and Jelly Industries.

RASPBERRY jam Is an essential element in thu
construction OF Washington pie, and as this pie
is Boston institution which Is not freouanfiv
met with outside OF a circle whose circumfef.
ence is Is miles distant from the Massachusetts,
state house II is not surprising that the greater
portion or the raspberry jam consumed In the
United States is made there. The Manufacture
OF the article has been increasing OF late ana
there are now some eight firms engaged to q
greater or less extent In Its production, ana
making an aggregate OF nearly 500 tons per an.
mum. as their product sells for Is cents Der
pound, Its total value is therefore SlsO, 900.
The dried raspberrfes OF which the jam Is made
cost So cents pound, and are bought by the lam
manufacturers either OF farmers and COUNTRY
storekeepeIs, or OF Boston commission mer.
chants.
The manufacture of Jelly Is less prominent
industry here, though several parties make
more or less OF that article for bakers use Few
Boston concerns have had the temerfty to at
tempt to compete with the Baltimore manufac.
turers OF cheap "jellies," such as are being
wholeSaled all over the country at the present
time at 20 cents dozen, or less than cents
each. As the glasses which contain those Jellieo
can hardly cost less than cents apiece and as
the labels, covers, etc., not made for nothing
the price received for the Jelly itself is evidently
not not much above cents per glass: Although
OF late, IL is pretty well understood that ft Is
principally an animal instead OF q vegetable
product, being composed mostly OF gelatine,
var1ously colored and flavored. A story was
current once that the consumption or cattle
hides In the manufacture OF jelly IN London was
so great as 10 cause sharp advance In the hide
market. Such an effect could hardly be pro-
duced at the present time, however, since the
merchantable hides can be made to yield good
deal more money In the form OF leather than in
Jelly.
The jelly that is manufactured In Boston a
nearly all made or apples, and sells at about IL
cents per pound. Apple now forms the base Of
an endless number OF Jenies, such as currant,
raspberry, peach, pineapple, etc., which are
made by simply adding extracts to flavor The
apple jelly; and so perfect is the imposition that
the great majority OF consumers are deceived By
1t, or, In other words, cannot tell 1t from the
Jelly made from the fruit with which this Is
only Favored. Ii comes much cheaper than the
real article. Real currant Jelly, for instance,
costs somewhere about IS cents per pound The
latter is made TO some extent, and is sold by
grocerS who cater TO the highest class OF family
and Eotel trade.-INetr EnQLand Grocer
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL WASHINGTON, August 11th 1879
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Sealed Proposals. will be received until II O'Clock
w.. WEDNESDAY,, August Goth, 1879, for furnish
ing Coal and Wood to this Department for the pres.
ept fiscal year.
Instructions to bidders will be furnished on sp-
pl1cation at the Superintendent Office.
auR1214, 6,19 G. SOHORZ, Secretary,
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RED MEMS BoNEs-Indian arrows and hu-
while ploughing recently In what was once
swampy portion OF his farm at Aquebogue, near
Hampstead, L. L. His brother oliver joined the
farmer In search for other relics, and after
what proved to be clay house, measuring nine
feet by ten. This is thought TO have been used
as dwelling by the Indians, and the discovery
OF Scalpfng knife seems TO confirm the belief.
The probability is that the surrounding meadow
was once an Indian burial ground, and the
bones were accordingly reinterred. Many v1si.
examine the curfosities.-(N Y. Herald 18th
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL,
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER STREET AND CONNECTICUT


sa S9sT pi and sy y1 Fs7 Of deed Of trust Al
@ nse Of 7 81 Ct Of the n d
II cause No 62OI, Equity docket Is wherein George
herd ct al are defendants, and by direction OF the
s i the nStss by ssd OF trust
hs1Fai bdser, in front Of the premises, On FRI
81 Real Estate IN
the City of Washington. District OF Columbia to wit
desel ibed as feil3ws, VIZ BEGINNING at point on
as "a ee Of he @ns Of sas
s9usre ana rannn Ming thence ives: on street forty
s5 pa fe,t and ten inches $50 es 70 the south
square; thence northeasterly and at right ANGLES
&c ass as H 0
dne sth from the point Of and thence
ali the Ways essements piShts p MS
ieges and appurtenances to the same belonging, or
Terms Ct SALE as prescribed by said deed of trust,
rs n w The sum Of twenty do
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of nins per
cent per annSm twelve months s!ter the day OF
3 deed Of trust upon the property sold shall bs
taken and the BALANCE e twenty ogl and thirty
Per annum from the day Of sale, and secured by 3
deed OF trust on the property sold. shall be taken
deposit Of one thousand dollars shall be required
of the purchaser at the time Of sale. and all convey
ancing shall be at the expense Of the purchaser II
five days from the day of sale. the trustees
the right to resell the property q the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser after ten days notice
WILLIAM II. PHILIP,l u>..
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,5 AEus'eos.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer 1yl6-d6ds
~THE ABovE, BALE IS POSTPONED, by
order Of Court, until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D.. 1879. at the same hour and place
WILLIAM 81. PHILIP
JAMES NJ JOHNHTON,} Trustees
1y3Q,3l,apg1 L. $50
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BARGAINS In SILK.
We have on hand q large lot OF
REMNANTS OF SILK,
from to 20 yards in esch that we are determined
to sell at any price. great many of these rem
naLts run from Is to 20 yards, enough for dress
pattern and az we Gust positively close them out
this month, no reasonable offer viii be refused for
them.
Every article in our store Ia positively offered AT
COST Tor the next month.
CONNOLLY'S,
sTl2S-r l1fh st. and Pa. ace.
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PROPOSALS.
0ECPOsALS FOH COAL.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,
WASHINGTON, August is, 1879
Sealed Proposals will be received until TUESDAY,
Auanst 10, 1879, at 10 O'Clock M, for furnishing
this Office with six hundred (660) tons Georges
Crs' Cumberland Goal. run of the mine best quail
lty. Prog osals will be Endorsed the envelope
'Proposals tor Coal" For particulars inquire at
this office, JOHN D. DEFREES,
suEl33t Public Printer.
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PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATORS.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, J
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, :
,WAsHING1oN, D. c., August 5th, 1878
Eealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ m. on the Doth DAY OF AUGUST. 1879. for
furnishing Delivering fitting and putting In place,
building. in accordance with drawings and specfi-
cation, copies Of which and any additional informa-
ton may be bad on application at this Office.
aug64t JAS. g. Hill. Superyis.ng Architect
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RATTLEsNAKE IN HIS BED.-When Mr.. w.
I. Lockwood, young man who lives I'm that
part Of the suburbs OF the city known as Maple
Grove, went to bed night before last, he as
usual left everything open and slept soundly
until morning. AS is the usual custom, the
family sent his favorite deg, Flora, fine pointer.
10 the room 10 wake him. 1t seems that when
had bedfellow, and she, after grouping around
among the bed-clothes, found something she
considered game. She, by rubbing her nose
and as soon as she could attract his attention,
'pointed'' to another part OF the bed Mr..
Lockwood knew something was wrong, and iHl-
meoiately sprang out and began to look through
the bed. He did not proceed far until he
found a young rattlesnake, about year old,
costly coiled under the cover. The dog stood
watch while the intruder was captured, after
which she showed by every means possible that
She was glad, and her master fully appreciates
that She has just as much sense as anybody
[Leduenrorth (Kan.) Times, Aug. 9.
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UPIN'S ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH.
MERES.

sons prices. ''' wv
c. NJ. TOWSON,
1y26-tr Near 7ti7' at
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THE EXCURSION OF CoLoRED MEN from Mis-
slsSippi TO Kansas Is goJten up by the planters
TO give them chance to find out the actual
state OF affairs In that land Of Canaan, and re-
turn and report to their brethren whether or
not 1t is good thing to emigrate there. AS the
excursion is at q cheap rate, q good many white
persons accompanied them.
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T OUIeIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune

MYTH ak% sfAHR SHASs
sTH, iS7s.Siiath Monthiy Drawing. "
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution On vas regularly By the
table purposes in 1868 for the term Of Twenty
FIVE Years, to which contract the tnyoIsble faith
s$sSSSS IITs a7k4ND SINGLE SIMBEE DIS {!
TblBUI1ON Will take place monthly on the second
Tuesday II nerer scales or postpones. Look at the
a 11GFF Fgk At IS SRE p6ah EACH
LIST OF PRIZEs
Sspitai S 500
P Plizes % $2oV 5oo ooo
% Sr!ze6 o! 1,VW. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,0OO
,2 20 P Prizes Of ..................... 10000
100 p p ~ AeH. i0oU
1UO Prlze6 o! 60 .........................1 10000
'oOO Prizes H p Ii PRfzEs 10000
k $ss:
1877 Prise amounting to $40 400
prominent points, to whom liberal compensation
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office IN New Ore.ns:
formation or send orders II: < <. DAUPH1r,
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
"A our Grand Extraordinary Drssisgs gre ,eader
T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
augl34W
NIVOPATHY LIFE ELIXIR, the cure for all
including Consumption, Malarial and Hay
Fsvers T Test received Of many remarkable
q case Of long standing: others. also, have been
cured by VIyOPATHY LIFE ELIXIR.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August %. 1879.
This will testify that witnessed the complete cure
n Mn h0 had
for seventeen years, periodically, suffered with the
disease The cure was effected In about ten days by
DIR HUBBELL's FIvOPATHY LIFE ELIXIR, appa-
r,ntly with great ease and complete certainty. So
years, that he had bees compelled, in Pttsburg Pa
to abandon his je welry business was cured by the
ELIXIR in Washington, and has now re-estabshed
in New York: l had charge Of his business. and
friends astonshed and reloced that he at last
after many years OF search had found and realized
this cure HENRY WEEKS,
Marble Building. 9th 81. and Pennsylvania ave.
Depot. STOTT CROMWELL'S. DREW'S.
HICKLING'S, MILBURN'S, Druggists Office l07
Sd st. Sc, Washington. augl1. taug24
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EEAREUL REDUCTION,
IMMENSE LOSS.
LAWNS, LAWNS LAWNS.
AT LESS THAN COST.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS reduced from l2h do,cn to 10
Al OF our Short End LAWNS (best quality reduced
to cents.
OARTER'S
aUR4-tr III 1Tn,.E.aS Rnn~a
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u II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TW
STORY AND MANSARp ROOE FRAME.

MOUNT PLEASANT, IN d. O.
By virtue of q deed of trust dated July Z, II
1876, and duly recorded in Liber 1872. folio EMI
l53, one OF the land records for the District -x.
OF Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured, shall cell at public auction in front Of the
D. 1879, at 80 O'Clock the following described
real estate situate in the county Of Washington, D.
O. and known az and being lots numbered seventy
three, seventy four, seventy five and seventy-sx In
3. r. Browns su Ddivlsion of Pleasant Plains and
ing to a subdivision made in October, A. d. 1885,
said lots fronting on Laurel avenue, aud running
sCuthwardly on and parallel with West avenue, to-
gether with the improvements.
Terms One cash: balance in three equal
Dktallments. in six 3d. twelve 12 and eighteen iS)
months. with interest at eight per cent per annun
sfcured by deed of trust the property sold. or
all cash, at the purchasers option; 5000 deposit at
time Of sale. All cOnveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost II terms Of sale are not compiled
with in seven days, the Trustee the right to
resell the property at risk and cost Of defaultng
purchaser after five days advertisement.
augI2-eod&6s DAVID l.. MORRISON Trustee
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The storm which
passed over Oh City, Pa, Thursday morning
I'D considerable damage. A young man named
John Mckay, residing at Kane City, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed
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THE DE LESSEPS CANAL SCHEME has failed as
signalIy as In this country. or 100000 shares
taken up and there was q powerful syndicate
backing the business. There Is a silly story to
the effect that American capitalists are nego-
datlng 10 take all the shares left after the
French have helped themselves. This is tafy
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY, SITUATED
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM THE CITY
JUST WEST OF THE BLADENSBURG ROAD
AND OPPOSITE HE FARM OF NIB. CLARKE
MILLS.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Deem -
Der 3th A. D 1871, and duly recorded in nSV
Liber No. 669, folio No. It's, one Of the land.&2
records for Washington county District Of Oo!um
shall sell at public auction. in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, August 22d, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock
m all that certain piece or parcel Of land situate
lying and being IN the county of Washington, in the
District OF Columbia being known and described as
Lot numbered one %, On the plat or survey Of .
pant OF a tract Of land called Enclosure" aud
part Of tract Of land called ''Haddeck's Hills"
made by George Fenwick for the heirs Of Richard
Queen the said lot OF land containing twenty seven
acr.s three roods and three perches of land, more
or less, with the improvements thereon, consisting
Of comfortable frame dwelling, barn aud other
outbuildings.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash balance in one,
two and three years, With seven per cent interest
from day OF sale until paid, payable Semi annually,
secured by deed Of trust on the property. de-.
post of $500 required at the time of sale All con.
veyancpg at cost Of purchaser If the terms of eale
are not complied with In seven days from day of
SALE the Trustee the right to resell at the
cost and risk OF the defaultrg purchaser. after five
days advertisement.
LEROY NJ TAYLOR, Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucte 8ug13-d
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THE EVENING STAR.
A Boys Fight with a Panther.

A few days since, while Mr.. W. H. Higgins.
residing about two and half miles from
remove on the dividing ridge between Paddy's
ara Drury's runs, was working In his field max
ihs hay, lac saw an animal In distant part or
lhe leid making Of with a hen. He thought IL
a IoS, and call the attention OF his son, George.
a iao OF fourteen, to IL. George is fond OF hunt
ing, ana getting his gun he started of for the
aua ; accohlpanled by his five-year-old brother
anu n mound They had not been gone long
When Mr., Higgins heard several Continuous
yelis or the most terrible kind The varmint
mao peen freed by the dog. ana its half human
S s, rent the air with terrible distinctness
distress. The excited father and his field hands
al once made for the point whence came these
iofepodlng sounds, and ere they had reached
the spot they met George dragging HUGE
female panther, measuring five feet one inch
In length and standing two feet high. The
boys had followed the dog to a big tree,
siNty-five feet When the eldest sn LAD ae ssW
the animal crouched and glarfng above no
felt that Ii was either to be a dead panther
or death struggle between IT and himself and
little brother. He was a good shot generally
but here was to be the Severest test his young
eye and nerves had ever been put TO- and one
that might well have tried an older and stouter
hunter. He drew the bead and fired, feeling
IS he did so. he says, as IL he had been lifted
Clear off his feet. But there was the hungry
brute yet, crouching on the limb. its eyes
larry ut to burst In their malignant glare.
Bang went the gun OF our brave young hunter
liist as the panther Sprang. II seemed. said
the lad, as though the animal sprang out from
lhe tree about twenty-five feet, then came
stTalght down, lighting on the dog about sixteen
,eet IRON the boys. The young hunter again
oIought ne had missed. Clubbing his gum he
aaSahced upon the brute to strike It, but II
Toiled over dead before he could do So Exam
lnatlon proved that his first shot had struck
ABOUT -FOUR inches back OF the heart the last one
10 Tue neaIt: IL was bravely and well done, and
put Tor the steady nerve and true aim OF the lad
ne ana his little brother would doubtless have
Lallen victims 10 the animals rayenous hunger
tLock Rare'a (Pa.l Democrat
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CHIRTS ~!
y WAMSUTTA MUSLIN ON THE RISE.
Notwithstanding our price list for SHIRTS remains
the eAmo ~ >-~NAA0
The very finest Shirts made to order. 90
81 S Supea,Vr Tas@, mage 20 oroer Tor 800
O., sosoms made to order. fol. .............. 76o
S6 SHlU 20 oroef IoE 500
The Celebrated Bell Shirt, Wamsutta Muslin.
and extra hne Linen Bosoms, finished eX.
The eeRs s SGssSn nGStes, ,t Oily Zh;. Is
Loom Muslin. and fine Linen Bosoms, only GO
Cne price only; At EDWARD 7. GINN'0
1113 r It. Mo-, Waehington D. b.,
Jy7-f WASHINGTON SHIRT FACTORY.
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AUCTION SALES,

IN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We VIII sell. to the highest bidders for n
cash, at our BaZar, on SATURDAY MORN y9
ING. August Esd, 1879, ST IL O'Clock q m IA
orc Scrrel Mare, Was and Harness on &C .ount of
livery fsugl6-StI SPATES < ROREY, Aurts
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THF DIVORCE CASE Of the Earl and Countess
OF DeSart. apropos OF the lady'S adultery with
Charles Sugden, the actor whom she has since
married, Is again before the London courts on
the Earl'S petition for a variation OF the mar
rage settlements,
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nRAWER6-Drilling Drawers only so ceata
- Doubleseated Drilling Drawers only so cents
Job Lot Gauze Shirts, for 81.
just opened lot Fancy Half Hose Is cents
Fine Linen HAndkerchiefs, for 50 cents
Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs, Is cents; worth 40
cents
Bordered Handkerchief, 8 for as cents.
Men's SDk Ties, Is cents worth 80 cents
Mems Silk Scarfs, 80 cents; worth al as.
Six Shirts to order for &c, fit warranted
Blk Shirts to order for 81. so, ready to wear, at
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
3e2Sn ZIG y ct. 1s.tcs, opposite Patent Ofaca
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ing at Cork HarbOr.
FROM PIER 40, n. R., NEW YORK.
HCYTHIA, Wednesday. AUGUST &C. 2 m.
A6TSSINIA, Wednesday, AUGUST ~ 1pm
GALLIA, Wednesday, September 10. IL 80 .. M
ALGERIA. Wednesday, September II, D. m
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PAsaAGK
b stsame . carrying Storage. $50 and 800 gold,
according & accommodations
Tickets to Paris, 416, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steere1e az very low rates. Hteerage tickets from
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown, and ali other parts Of
Europe 1t il west rates.
Throusk bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
8ayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
anG for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Comp anys
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, or both feerage and
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, Cos It'll street. Washing.
tsn2e-ly CEAR. g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. ny
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u,
THoMAs DOWNING, Auc'lG s,.s nr,,,,,,
FRtE ER aaHES kr fUI iE 1k su fP
WALNUT B29 1snM sSTs sEEGRE WaR
sabE THkEEPI AS sbif fsakh1N wA CAR
kkI NAIL AHP sTAIT En-
On Nm Mo Ss August 18th, at 10 O'Clock. atn
ips No Goa 18th street north west, will sell ~
h su nGys let of goods TsIRs cns
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
On MONDAY. August is. 1879, at 7sOpm., n
my establishment No i2ss Pennsy E is ave- 2
nue. corner 18Th street ali Pledges forfeited by non
PRESUMPTION at this date F HoiIl6ES Saatoneal
NJ COLEMAN. Salesman. augI5-St
THos. Z. wAGaAMAN. RssI ESTATE Auct;o aeer.
TRY TRTF xS5 sAkF SE PRO-
S S6kThXESTTE U,v'AND NINTH sTREETs
2sh s ls7 and .p pecp psdi in LbeT No
oolunba and at the request Of the party secured
Thereby, the undersisned Trustees viii seLl q. pnbc
@, the q . 3 D
both inclusive. o. George Balloch's subdivision OF
T. X at folio 29l of the records in the oftice of
the Surveyor of the District of Columbus said sub.
made sv e seg ot the w Of
of said Square, excent Lots and II. and recorded
by which latter descrpon they We're con-
veyed in said deed of trust
Some of said lots are improved by buildings in an
unfii ished condition.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash, residue in six.
twelve eighteen and twenty four months at six per
cent interest secured satisfactorily to the Trustee
or all cash, at option of purchaser $50 deposit on
each lot will be required when bid is accepted, and
sli conveeyancng and recordins at cost Of the Prr
chaser terms Of sale are not COM piled with in five
days, the Trustee the right resell at the
risk and cost of defaHlting purchaser.
auQ14d&ds THOS. X. WAGGAMAN, Trust
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CBnBTs,

SHmTs' sHIRrs' SHIRTS
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD.
BEST amsutta diminished Shirts ...........75 eta
Best r. OF the l." diminished Shirts. so cts
Bett BOYS Unnnlshed Shirts. ..............50 cts
BEST MameQtta FINISHED Shirts 80 cts
Beet II OF the l. FINISHED Shtrts............75c cts
pest BOYS flnlsneo .65 cts
Choice assortment OF washable Ties and Scarfs
The "G" Scarf for the Seaside, only so cts.
The best Dress Shirts made to order In most ele
giant manner, for %; fit warranted. At
THOMPSONS SHIRT FACTORY,
je20-n ZIG r ste n stC.s OPP. Patent Office
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pKICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNIns
L BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1902 81. n W
The Comfort Mystery and Reception"
ns3LIIts, made OF Wamsutta muslin, and extra fine
linen bosons, are only IS cents
The "Old Tines and Great Southern" (open
'front.' Shirts are only 80 cents made Of first-cass
goods. ~
The "Henate" Shirt, made of Fruit of the Loom
muslin and twenty hundred linen. Is only 60 cents
Heavy Canton FLANNEL Drawers. only 60 cent?,
worth 81.
MEaINNISS,
;e7tr 1907 II street n.tU.
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CPEOIALTIES IN DRY GOODS
~ 1890 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
Just received-200 Paris Corsets at Soc, worth Is
so doz Ladies Linen Hdkfs, 81 so, worth ~. as. Is
doz. Balbriggan Hose, $3.50. worth s6. IS doz
Towels, S3, worth "a 80: Beautiful Victoria Lawns
from 12H to 25c Buntings from 12H to 23c., best
sIendid line Of Black Silks at old prices splendid
9uality. sl2S 10 pieces 10-4 Sheeting 500, worth
90 a full line Linen Drills, Suitings Damasks,
NAPKINS and other Linens cheap. Gents and Ladies
furnishing Goods cheap. All goods Of best quality
ard at lowest cash pricea
LUTTRELL b WINE,
ie,4tr Cor. Goth st. and Pm. nos.
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HCNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of col.
Ision, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boeton, crossing the meridian Of 50 at 4S
lat, or nothing to the north Of 43.
On the homewArd passage crossing the meridian
Of 20 at ~ lat. or nothing to the north Of a.
TIE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL. Call.
i1aun 1T n L. nh -,