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Great Britain.

A Gunboat Blown Up-One Hundred and
 Thirty Men Lost. sS#
 LONDON, May 3.-The government has re- ceived 8 cablegram from Montevideo stating that the ship Datoril was blown up at Sandy Point in the Straits of Magellan on April 26. The Datoril was composite steam sloop of eleven hundred tons and six guns.
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An EIopement i'm OperatIc Circles.

Am EIOpement i'm OPeratic CircIes.
 NEW YORK, May 3.-Operatic circles were excited to-day over the announcement that Mime. Ambre, formerly of the Mapleson troupe, wife of Vauplaun, mana ger of the defunet Vauplaun opera company, had e1oped with Mir. Teunni, high tenor of the troupe. The police were given intel igence of the elopement and information that Mime. Ambre had not merely run away with her husbands tenor singer, but had also taken all the available funds in the house. Inspector Dilkes sent detective to Provi- dence to try to head off the couple, the i'm pression being that they had gone in that di- rection
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She was commissioned at Chatham in Decem- Der, 1880, and was on her way to relieve the Penguin on the Pacific station. She had 8 complement of 140 officers and men, only eleven of whom were saved. Many of those lost belong to Chatham. The cause of the disaster remains mystery.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-04

FOR RENT. szt AeAA Two tenements in Heller's Block, each five
 isa ct the rooms are all lighted Five rooms in No. Lewis street, Fair Haven, $5 per month. Two rooms in the basement, No. 16 Gill street, $4 per month Six rooms, Mo- PTS Grand street, with hot and cold water, water closet and bath rooms. Apply to JACOB HELLER, l-ss,
 ap2l If Room ], Yale National Bank building.
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in the Minyoung warehouse, which was to- tally destroyed together with the Douglass foundry and machine shop, McClellan's wool en mills and Hunts iron works. Insurance SlOSOO
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Other Fires.

CHAToRv1LLE, Ont, May 3.-Clif & shaw's woolen mill at Williamsford was destroyed by fire this afternoon. The loss is not yet estimated, but will be heavy No insurance
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Death from the Use of Cosmetics.

Death from the Use Of Cosmetics.
 NEW YORK, May 3.-The death of Annie J. Blanchett, aged 24, was reported to day. Her physician stated the cause of death to be lead poisoning from the use of cosmetics. Nearly seven years ago she was poisoned in the same manner. The fatal symptom was pericarditis.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-04
THE FIRE RECORD.

YOUNGSTOWN, O.. May 3.-A fire in War ren, Trumbun $ Co.'s this afternoon de- stroyed property valued at $25, 900. It orig
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Firsf-Class Residence for Sale.

dHRA OWING to . contenlplated change in bugineeg
 ia location the ensuing fall, offer my residence,
 .sM corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for GRe This fs by far the finest place in Fair Haven. Lot l31x290 feet we'll stocked with every variety of fruit fin bearing condition House built of foundn- also and water, stationary range and wash tuba Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for Av0 horDea; gas and water room for man. Large hannery and garden.e PaEties meaning business can
 mys1 n .s .~ -- FREDERIcK ". HANCOCK.
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NEW YORk.

Cornel1's Four Going to Henley. I
 ITHIoA, May 3.-Arrangements have been perfected for having Cornell's four entered in the Henley regatta. The party will leave New York about the 2sd of May The crew will consist of Shinkel 's1, stroke Allen 's1, No. 8; J. Lewis, postgraduate, '79, No. 2 ]; A. H. Cowles '82, No. 1; J. E. Reed 's1, sub stitute. Commodore Curry c. Chase accom- panies the party as business manager. Wa ters, of Troy, is building their boat, using new model It is called the Cornell. He claims it's superiority over any four cared boat in America. The men are in active training and are doing as we'll as could be de- sired. M A. Davis, of Portland, Me, will be here this week and assist in rigging the practice boat, will coach the crew and give the benefit of his wide experience.
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G. COOPER, THE OLD FISHERMAN.

I92 ST. JOAN ST., COR. OF ARTISAN, NyHIS day has received Conn. River Swad, Had
 N dock Cod, Mackere1, Backfish, Clams. Oysters, Lobsters, &c., Sc delivered to all parts of the city free of charge my3 F&S If
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-04
Nor Sale or to Rent.

M double two-story house a''d barn, with SIX
 iil Main street, one mile north of the New Eng land railroad. Also for sale two-story dwelling store with acres of land in the same street. one-fourth mile from the New England rail road For particulars apply to Alonzo Stone, near the premises, or to MhS H. Il. HALL -
 mao 2S El0 Street, New hAFon-
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FOR RENT.

ke@ FROM May l, one brick house of Il rooms, @55;;1 situated about IF minutes walk from City NIII Market also three rooms in another block for light housekeeping. Have all modern conven- iences and will be rented low Apply to B. Manville
 Co.,, carriage factory, 20 Wooster street. or house
 ao6 If 70 WOOSTER ST.
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TO RFNT.

,ke@a Fine residence in brick block, west side oi
 5iJ College street. corner of Grove. 13 rooms with &iII all modern improvements; dining room on par Tor floor large yard and garden.
 Double house. no Grove street. seven rooms in each tenement adapted for either one or two families city and well waIer; large yards separate. Kent moderate to good tenants.
 FLANK M. WARD. 139 College street,
 " Ara afr
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Special Bulletin of the Weather.

Special Bulletin of the Weather.
 WASHINGTON, May 4.-The chief signal officer furnishes the following special bulle tin to the Associated Press: The barom- eter is highest in Ontario and lowest in the extreme northwest. The temperature has fallen slightly in the Middle and Southern Atlantic States and risen in the upper lake region and northwest. Cloudy and threat ening weather prevails in Texas, the South Atlantic and southern portion of the Middle States. The winds in the South Atlantic States have shifted to northeast and in the lower lakes to easterly. The indica- tions are that fair weather will pre- vail in New England and the lower lake region to-day and tomorrow. Fair weather will prevail to-day in the Middle States, preceded by local rains in the south ern portion, and partly cloudy weather and occasional rain will prevail in the South At lantic States, followed by fair weather to-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. May 3-3 P. NJ. [Closing prices reported the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
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EOR RENT.

Ik&&A The lower part with three chambersl of [ :;H first class house. 516 Howard avenue. Has all Eiia the modern conyeniences and improvements Rent 1925 per year. Also several rooms over 5s aD29 Geo. Wm. Peck.
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EOR SALE.

A reliable Family Horse of good character, kind. pleasant disposition bred in Vermont, NXk Morgan blood. color black, fine glossy coat, A11fun long mane and tail; weight, full HOO pounds free, easy traveller perfectly safe for any seat four persons ], At ". & R. FOOTE'S STABLES,
 no Qt4 llt Skafe af,,
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Still Rem

entire new Chest of Joiners' Tools; will be A sold very cheap Inquire at
 ms St. 133 WINTHROP AVENUE.
 Still Remaining UnsOld, o-a One three-spring Business Wagon, $35
 0*S one Phseton, $25; one Hay Cutter. s; one =- F. Refrigerator, one Shaws Harrow, one steel toothed do., one Flow, Oultiyator, one Wagon Pole, one hand Truck, Hoes, Forts, Picks. Chains, &c. Apply at 22 CLARK STREET
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no R1ENTT
FOR SALE.

Rs& The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell sSA corner Of Park send George streets, only i've .I minutes walk from the postofhce. The house
 is large and modern style, with all the conveniences usually found in strictly hrstclaas house Lot 15s
 feet Park street, 220 feet George street run- ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are
 stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest
 rieties of fruit in great abundance. The house with
 76 feet on Park Street running through to Spruce
 street. including barn, will be sold separate IF de- giredE Apply Co S& E. BLACKAGAN, r
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FOR. RENT.

,seA AT A low rate, gre nhouses on Exchange E.iiA street, Fair Haven which are about 800 feet
 slla i'm leng h and in good order, formerly occu- pied by Mrs. James L. Townsend. For information ino-Ifre of VIM. J. ATWATER,
 mao 3t1 326 Grand Street.
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FOR RENT
EOR RENT

OAG .
 &e4As Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor. Msia Orchard street, near Whalley avenue $1O; 2d MlN floor g Auburn street whole House, Clinton
 ayenne, near Grand street SIS; whole House, Middle
 town avenue; whole House, 137 Henry street. For Sale-Two-famiIy House and Barn n.the west-
 ern part of the city 300 one Clinton avenue, St.
 John street. Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight
 strtet Orchard street. and place Ferry street s-alI to be sold cheap. ofics hours-12 to daily
 to 9 evenings 4: IT HOLMES, unh6 69 Church Street.
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TO RENT,

h&4 TWO tsnements on State street, near Brad ,,tH ley: one of and one of rooms on first floor iii and second floor. Also tenement of 8 rooms corner State and Bradley second floor. In- quire at 30 Grown Street. GLOSON HALL.
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Mn RNNHT

AeAS HOUSE No. r Leonard street. The house s;a is arranged for two families; city water above M. and below; rent $5 for first floor, $l4 for sec 0-''' -- MERwIN,s REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 ! 2s7 Chapel street. CT GEO HorrHK1ss 2d 45 Summer street. ap28
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FOR RENTs ,AaA4 THE WOOD HOUSE No. 347 York street, Bzia rooms all the modern improvements; no base EAI ment the house is in good or6er; to respon- sib!e party rent low. Apply to ap29 6t# $40 Chapel Street.
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DIED..

O'Clock pm, FRANCIS II. JOHNSON Of colsump-
| ton in the fifty seventh year Of his age.
brother. Robert Johnson No. 42l street northwest.
at O'Clock p. M, Saturday September 81. Relatives
\ and friends are invited to attend
| KING: On September lst, 1881. HENRY S. KING.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
322 street southeast Sunday, September 4h, at 80
O'Clock Rel atves and friends are respectfully invited
| MANGAN. On September %. 1884, Mt $50 am.
| JOHN q. MANGAN, aged seventeen years and TIVE
months.
! Notice of funeral hereafter.
POTTER. On Thursday. September LIST, 1884, ai
IL is m, after long and painful Illness which abs
bore with Christian fartitude, ALAMEDA A. POT
TER beloved wife Of John Potter the thirty
| year Of her age.
Fold her hands together
Like the WINGS Of tired dove.
Tenderly smooth her tresscs,
None knew her but to love-
Softly our tears are falling,
Sad our hearts to-day,
The one whom we 50 cherished
Has been called from away.
Softly the winds win ruetle
Our tears shall moisten the dosvers
AZ they faii on the cold. cold ground.
To realms of heavenly love.
She's gone-and Is smiling ON US
Win the angels from shove.
HER HusnAxn.
Funeral win take place from her late resideuc laps
Greene street t2sth), between Olive and N fsunday.
s tn - .,s O'Clock Pm Relatives and fsn$
TIq pei On IsSs;ds{ sssP1Rf sss~s ,ss
Of BENZ r. and Sarah A. Titaow seed two months md
OF snch is thsa5pgdom Of Heaven.
I'd. At Al O'Clock am.
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1881 s l., RExass hh ShAA ROUTE 1881
boUBIE TRACK, STEEL IRA RAILS. '''i'
TRAINS LINE fFtsh NaH io Depot
Of Sixth and 3 streets, as follows:
sleeping Cars to Ptts6ni;x and chicas o. 1880 a. ~
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
S1n t,, st Louis :, and Chicago; $3.50 PIN daily.
BAITia is5fs "a. AND : PoPoHAc RAILROAD.
~ Farior Car to Watkins and the North, at $40 a. s IN
daily. except Sunday; $3.50 p M daily. except Sat
For willamsport Lock Haven and Emira, at 1890 a.
For New york YoTt a sHiss he aaa 600 1880
na nn s 81 aog ana
For Brooklyn, N Y, all through trains connect at yer-
sy City with boats S ct Brooklyn ANNEX a9rdns
For pSad sss I'd aorf io csS
1ol3 pan: Limited Express. $50 am daily. e1-
For baltimore $40. 500, $50, 1890 am. and 400
SUNDAY, 500. 1880 am. 200. $40 s!sso 1000
For Popes Greek Line. GAO am and 4:4o pm. daily.
For Annapolis. Gao am. and 44o pm. daily. except
ALExxSpRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
For A issaaaSa. 90 7se go and 80 4:a0
For 9 ana tie and .
Trains s1 ss;e and a. and
no and in 2tS sG 100 Tao and Y go
Tickets and nformation at the Office northeast corne,
Sc &: csssn sas
destination from hotels End residence:
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager nov29
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE e VEST ! EST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK J hSH'I COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY 22D.
$s4SH SiASHEfsr 2sD ST. LOUIS
kif FSf qRiEE snd Way Stations
sea WAY and Wap
& EFF I'd x SEW ys SHT AND BOSTON
sAf hS6 cav f ley iSEf PREs tcoD
meets for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
.eoo.on Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
c SaLr1NoRE EXPRESS estops At Hyattsys
t1o4e JEFF sBd hsnS GacAeo CINCINNATI AND
49,. ST. Louis EXPRESS. '|N 1'-'
Eiicott City. Annapolis and Way Sta
T. 35-pn Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
:od v6hk IsRHI,s PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
sso1Batimols and Nay Stations winchester Fred
erls1 Hssftp H sna rTTsS Ii EE aSB LAUREL
EH ;, Frederick, via Relay stops at Annap-
Chester Ht ana way s.aons sunday to Point Of
Ssfs an,
Way, via Relay Stops at Hyattsville and Laurel, D
6:O5-POint Of Rocks and Way stations.
t6:45-Batniore and Way Stations.
3O-BALrIMORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAUREL
EXPRESS.
t9:15-PIITSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS
EXPRESS.
t9 .50-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
AZ S HST h't and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops on signal to let Off passengers
at any station between Washington and Annapolis
junction.
tDaily tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington Station and GIG and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, 14th street. where orders
viii be taken for baggage be checked and received al
any point in the city. m23
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H. Close OF the Summer.
GOSSIP FROM THE SUMNER RESORTS.

Saratoga is still crowded
A warm September, with large mosquito
crop. is predicted
This dog-day weatherwill swell the number
oil guests at the seaShure
Congress Spring Park SARATOGA has been
photographed hy electric light
Nistofs 10 the Casino at Newport wonder
why somebody did not conceive the idea long
ago.
Augustine de Yturbde. n descendent of the
late Emperor of Mexico, Is sojourning at the
hG9e Brighton. Long Branch
saratoga has two hotels for the snecial on
teitaianent of colored guests. and each have
uone thriving business this summer
The lew people who have passed the summer
AT Narragansett Pier are leaving the place i'm
companies OF twenty-five or more
rhiiadciphsans are lamenting that the Cane
May hotels have closed
The success of the hotel man Who is NOT afraid
of printers ink isassured Fae, All thes um
mer hotel man who refused TO advertise his
house. He'll tell YOU
IL is in contemplation TO have the racing sea-
son beglh al the saratoga course next war
about the LIST of july being from two 10 three
weeks earlier than usual.
At Lake George the hotel walters give min
strel performances for the amusement of the
guests.
Lolita rents and lives In the cottage formerly
owned and occupied by the late Robert Dale
Owen at Lake George
New Workers returning from the Catsklls say
that the dust on the roads i'm that vicinity is
something intoierable
Inc Long Branch hotel proprietors are almost
tickted TO death. Their housrs are well fillad
with people. and everything indicates a late sea-
son
The shades Of night fall so fast now that the
days have begun Ia show their diminished length.
that eroquet parties have to submit to an early
adjournment.
The racing season at Saratoga which closed on
saturday lasted six weeks and one day. thirty
seven DAYS racing i'm all. There were las con-
tests. and there was not a single ppstponement
nor a walk-over during the entire season
Girls who went 10 Mount Desert this summer
are said 10 have ordered their dressmakers to
send them something that would look effective
against rock. and Aplrs7rS' Qus7i observes
/ Their wishes were certainly ACCOMPLISHED for the
rocks and islands of that lovely resort resem-
bied yariegated tulip beds on afternoons of the
past few weeks
AS an instance of the magnitude of the husi-
ness ar the Saratoga hotel Offices and the celer-
ty with which il is dispatched. we would state
that on one day last week Congress- Hall had
$50 departures. and on the next morning it was
iull again: 1853 pieces of baggage were checked.
and not piece was host.
An addition of 2l0 rooms TO Congress Hall and
| dancing pavilion have been decided lpon and
work com mences this month AT Cape May.
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a31-d&ds
T,HoMA.S BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN ANNE ARUNDEL
COZ My, MARYLAND, ONE MILE FROM
JESSUP'S CUT. b. x o. r. r.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH, A. d. 1881 a..
at W ELEE O'CLOCK NJ. L will offer the prem 81:
Ises at public auction the property of the late A
yer > klnsod known as '.Noodlawn.' This property
apo9t one mile from Jessups Cut Station the b. Il
~ H. H. 1t contains about a acres, and is improved
by double two-story frame dwelling house with back
puding and stable and out buildngs 1t has fine
OF about one
Terms: One-third cash; balance in SIX twelve and
eteen months, with interest from day of SALE secured
on the property All yancin at cost of purchaser
trustee reserves right to resell at cost Of eaulting
CHASER IN case terms not complied with in DAYS
a25-dts j. HOLDSWORTH CONDOR, Trusted.
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STEAMERS, dc.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.


On end after AUGUST 1sT, 1884, the steamer T. Y.
ARROHSM1TE win leave Ter wharf foot of eth street
e q: H. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
Dal ior an river lanstings. On MONDAY as far as
and Leonardtown. On SATURDAY. Curriolnan and
iSonardtown. Steamer MYSTIC, Sundays for river
landings as far down Upper aaclcdock stopping at
Brents wharf ChappeIl Point. Tuesdays making the
aD S.n f landings as far down as Mattex Greek.
aoo-om j. X. WOOD, Manager.
GTEAMER MATTANO
Leaves II street wharf No. at O'Clock for
Gays Tor Ncnnl; on Thursdays for Mattox Greek and
Senllni sn Sundays for Nattawoman Creek and Mat
A CTeek returning ON alternate days. touching at all
tlSer Landings going and returning; also stops Mat
I2s-sm 'n'A' ana G. GUY + j u; Agent.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
~ STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
vii leave her wharf foot of Sixth street. MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at $50 O'Clock p
m touching at Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fort
ress Monroe. Excursion Tickets will be issued as fol-
Flrss-ci hound Trip to Fortress Monroe and Nor
Frstclass Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk s.
scohu 81 %
Frstclass Fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout SO
frstc,ass Round Trip to Piney and Lookout. 81 90
fsIsss r ;ss2s TUESDAYS THk @
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock pm.
Tickets aud sfateroonls can be secured at general
office 6l3 10Th street; in the National Metropolitan
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and +. G. KNIGHT leave Pier A. East
River, New York, every SATURDAY, at four O'Clock p
M, and Georgetown every FRIDAY, at am. For
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
ap26 613 18th street. opposite u, S, Treasury
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THE TRIAL of Rev. DIR. III. W. Thomas. OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. upon the charge
of heresy. was begun at Chicago yesterday
morning in the First Methodist church of that
city, but without action adjourned until next
Tuesday
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FEUD which has existed for years between
III. w. Ham and August Brown. neighbors and
well-to-do farmers of New Hampton, Ia, culmi-
mated Wednesday in the killing of Ham.
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DRY GOODS.
T . Fl N S O N

\ " II " N
REMNANTS-FRIDAY.
FRIDAY is our REGULAR Remnant day. BARGAINS.
Also, NEW FALL GOODS, 3-4, 5-4 Ga Blue and
other Celors.
FLANNEL sUITING. Csc. slc., 75c. 81. sI.2s.
BLANKETS at low prices.
DRESS GOODS, 12ls, Is, IS. so CENTS
Six cases CANTON FLANNEL. g TO- 19Ls cents
WHITE FLANNEIS. 1a4, 20, IS s0ceats
BOTTOM PRICES Is OUR MOTTO
JOHNSON.
81 7ls MARKET SPACE.
Now OPEN. =;
FALL ASSORTMENT OF
| MEDIUM-wEIGHT DRESS GOODS.
BLANKETS. COMFORTS. SPREADS.
WOOL AND CANTON FLANNELs.
TYLER & CHEWING.
aS1 9ls 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
/ CCHOOL-DAY BARGAINS.
$50. CH1LDREN's Full. REGULAR MADE FRENCH
MIXED HOSIERY, ALL SIZES.
ONLY CSC. PER PAIR.
ALSO,
EXTRA FINE, EXTRA WIDE PoLKADoT PER
GALES. DARK CoLoRs, NAVY BLUE
BROWN AND BLACK GROUNDS,
ONLY &c. PER YARD.
WORTH 15c.
THIS IS ANOTHER OF OUR MOST ATTRACTIVE
BARGAINS.
SPEC1AL@ INSPECTION INVITED
FREE HoRsE-CAR TICKETS
ToS1 purchasers.
COCHRANE g. CO.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
p s-we close daily pm. a3o
lOLD AND NEW FALL GOODS JUST
We have opened all orr Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS
left over from Last Season, and have placed them at
such prices will insure their speedy sale; and have
received within the few days most elegant assert
ment2f
BLACK AND COLORED SILK PLUSHES
in all the new Shades. Also, elegant OMBRA STRIPED
PLUSHES, in all the Fall Shades and the LARGEST
and cheapest lines of elegant Side band American SILK
SURAHS that we have ever placed on counters.
Full lines of CASHMERES, CHUDDA CLOTHS
SUITINGS and ELANNELS
ONE PRICE ONLY IN PLAIN FIGURES.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
a3O 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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LADIES, GOODS

WI HIS ENTIRE sTock OF sUMMER Go 3D.
slk Wraps Street and Trfresine WRAPS: ali the best
French Corets Lawn and Percaie Wrappers. Lawn and
Paraso Partisan in Neclwear Back
end White Laces in great variety: Ladies' and Misses
Parisan Noselties st Enrsh Needles, papers FOR 60
cents. Store viii be closed at six O'clock.
NJ. WILLIAM,
aso ''e 's''s ' 'soi PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MRS. j. p. PALMER.
No. 11o7 STREET NORTHWEST,
Having left for Europe June goth make selections for
stock of
STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH
PLUMES. ETC, ETC.
Store closes at $3.50 p m daily July and August iy7
NINE. WASHINGTON,
AS1 FASHIONABLE
DHfssM fsf FNSs shR alSS1AHaa FE STORE
Dresses Suits. Costumes. eeaks, &C., ,nale in supe
and basted and perfect 1T guaranteed dave sps '
DOUGLASS.
GosK 5FhSnE GEeEe RT5HR5se
IN End Navy s fn
RRE Hsi Pin es sf Y Hos s Fl
GEbFE lfs 4 emf! 2Elastc Isle
sfpts 5sfs! p ssS IS
frpm % cents. Other styles IN in PEop2rtion
SILK M1TTs. ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS.
5y2 9TH STREET.