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The yellow Fever nt Kew w..,.

THE 70 NHNNIINh fNAINfU IN 1FIk BOARD OF HRAITH.
hEr WEST, FLA. August ia.-Ensicn Capehart
Is better THIS morning. and there are II ron homes
ot aus recovery. The board or health, at a meeting
at noon to-day, passed the following resolution:
"I2klng into consideration the Circumstance sur
rounding the reported case or yellow fever from tho
United States steamship tsalena ara OF me onin-
ION that no further necessity exists for ouaran-
timing the marine hospital, and the Quarantine n
hereby discontinued.
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A Schooner Sunk ut Sea.
TIE OFFICERS AND CREW ALL RRSCJED

NEW YORK, August 1a.-The steamer Frostburg,
which arrived here to-day from Baltimore, reports
that on August 1S, winter quarter tgutship, bear
ing north-nOrtheaSt, distant about live miles. at
6:10 a. M. sighted steamer with signals OF dis
tress; bore down to her and found her TO be the
Kate Fawcett iBr.l, from Philadelphia for Coosaw,
5. G., which had run down and sunk the schooner
S. K SOper, at about a IN. that date; took the
SchOoneIs crew, who were all saved. consisting OF
the captain, mate, cook and six men, also the
schoonerS boat, on board and proceeded
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PASTOR SHOT By THE FATHER or Hrs VTcrIg -
A telegram 10 the New York Herald from Raleigh
says: sensation was caused near Henderson, v
e, by the shooting OF a negro preacher named
Wells by Gus Faulkner. an industrious and popll-
lar mulatto. Faulkner's daughter, aged about
twenty, attended the church OF which Wells was
pastor, and he also taught her at school, Faulkner
learning that Wells had ruined her and hearing the
confession or his daughter, went In search OF Wells
and on meeting him fired both barrels OF a shot
gun into his body, making terrible wounds The
negroes are extremely wrought up by the affair
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Sire Would Nor OPEN THE DooR.-Charles Veg
mann, aged ~ called on his sweetheart In Cfncin-
natl last night, and was refused admission Ue
threatened to kill himself II the girl did not omen
the door. and the girl stl refusing, Wegmann Sent
bullet through his heart. ~
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

An Editor 1mprisOned-TWo Americans
Ktlled-AguerO still Uncaptured.
NEW YORK, August 19. - A correspondent at
Havana, under date Of 14th inSt writes follows:
On the 7th instant was imprisoned in the Punto
castle Manuel Rivero, director OF La Ceneta news
paper, upon the charge OF having nbeled the
president OF the court
1t is said the bank known as the Credito Terri
torial HipOtecar will shortly begin business, with
the Marquis de San Carlos de PedroS as president
Ell Eco de Santiago de Cuba says: An explosion
took place recently ia the Este mne by which TOUR
miners persisted. Two were Cubans and the others
Americans
Another attempt to capture Aguero was failure.
The Havana Mazorra lunatic asylum is TO be
closed for lack OF funds
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Dongoia has received letter from Gen Gordon
dated khartoum. July 20. He says he is saFe and
expedition for his relief He also SAYS he intends 10
remain at Khartoum, harassing the rebels by
steamers until the expedition arrives Gordon
gives warning that the Nile cataracts ar, very
rapid and dangerous at present He adds that the
trOODS are well ~
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A DOG FIGHT FOR s., 500 SIDk-A dog FIGHT took
place near Long Island city yesterday between the
imported English brindle Jim, the property of an
EngnSh nobleman, and light brfndle from PhIa.
aelphia Tor $500 Side. The Philadelphia dog
killed hts antagonist after two hours fghting
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Another Claimant in Warrington.

A telegram to the New York Tribune from this
city says: There Is another claimant for large
tract OF the territory OF Washington city. The
heirs Of the family Of Noble Young. OF Maryland,
have filed with the Attorney General notice that
they lay claim TO all the water front rom eth to
monument. The District OF Columbia is now well
covered with claims OF this sort. This claim OF the
Young heirs reaches the eastern limit OF the tract
OF land along the river front known as the Kidwel
bottoms, which the heirs OF Kidwell claim through
an ancient patent which the government insists Is
irregular and invalid. A considerable portion Of
Capitol Hill has recently been claimed by the heirs
of an Old family, While the Bodseft claim to con-
siderable portion OF the land in the northwestern
portion or the city is now being prosecuted in the
courts
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Remarkably like Cholera.

DISEASE WHICH HAS APPEARED IN IOWA.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, August ia disease which
has marked symptoms OF cholera has appeared in
Central, Van Buren, county. The local physicians
pronounce it grey neux. Thirty-two cases are re-
ported, one rOurth Of which are fatal
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The baltimore Mar,eet..

BALTIMORE. August l9-North Carolina Sixea old
107 Virginia new tours 50 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. August l9.-Cotton duh snd
lower-middling. l0zS Flour quiet and steady Whest-
southern hl1ner western higher with fair demand;
southern red, SSa90: do. amber 9la93 No Maryland
93a93S: No. western winter red spot. and August
S4laS4h September. ss5sas9: October 9O,sssO}s: No.
western offering and bid; southern white 68; do
yellow, nominal. Oats lower, with more demand
southern 3ia37 western white 35a37 do. mixed 3la3S;
Pennsylvania: 3la37. Rive quiet 60a62. Provisions firm
with upward tendency Petroleum lower-re6ned.
5ssaT Coffee frmer-Rio eaxgoes. ordinary 70 fair.
nouliaally steady, LIS. Other articles unchanged
Freights to Liverpool steamer quiet and stsady-
cotton. I-64d -four Is Cd grain. Cd Receipts-dour
1852 barrels corn. 800 bushels. rye, 800 bushels
wheat 10I,COO bushels; oats. 5000 bushels. Ship.
ments--wheat 81 600 bushels Sales-whsat d 400
bushels; corn 800 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. August 19-weather clear and sultry
On Change at II :15 wheat wasusa5<c. bazSc
and oats 10 higher. Pork unchanged Lard Tic
lower.
CHICAGO, III. August 10. D. m-l1osing prices;
bid; November, 46 year, 43 bid; May. 49S bid Oats
August 2s; September 25 October, 251S; year. 24,<
May, % bid Whest-August 49,: september, T0;:
bid oeto6er slA Noven6 be !; s2}t 9eceae5 s4
nOm n sepiem6ss Us bid: o.o6sr 7aaS soy sSS
Der. 7.50
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND O., August 19-PetroleuIn unchanged
standard white, ITO deg test &C.
p1TTsBpRG. Pa. August .ls-on Azmer and fairly
advanced to 49, and dropped 10 7ss<.
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CONTRACTS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Yesterday. the Commissioners awarded the con-
tract Tor grading and regulating street, between
Atm ana lltn streets southeast. 10 Monler White.
This work Will add about three.fourths OF a mile
OF street way in the southeastern section of the
city. John Cudmore was awarded the contract
Tor regulating and grading North Carolina avenue,
between 9TH and l1th streets southeast
THE RIVAL ELECTRIC LIGHT CoMPANrEA
Inc nlted states Electric Light company made
application 10 the Commissioners Yesterday to erect
Il pole at 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue on
which to exhibit one OF their electric ughts. but
the Commissioners informed the agent Mr. A. NJ
Renshaw, that permission had been given the
bruSh-SWan company to occupy that corner.
THE PENALTY ENVELOPE.
commissioner Edmonds has secured from the At
torney General an opinion to the effect that the
authorities the District are entitled to the spen-
atty envelope privilege, and now all mall matter
on official business goes free through the mails
TINS IS great convenience Us Wen as a large saw
Ing TO the District officials
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been Issued by Inspector Entwisie as follows:
Thomas Smalwood repair frame. 21i street
693 street northwest: $l3a Charles Shaw repair
frame New Hampshire avenue. near N street north
west $3.50. Bernard Herman, erect two-story and
basement dwelling, A. between 9th and eth streets
northeast; s., 501. Washington DanenhOwer, erect
SIN two-stOry dwellings, a2d street and Virginia
avenue northwest: 5000. Brookes s. NcClelland.
erect two twO-stoTy dwellings, Corc0ran, between
18Th ana 10th streets northwest; loo. n. E. Daw-
son, erect a tWo-StTy and cellar dwelling. Mary.
land avenue. between I'd and 81 streets northeast;
$3.50. John JONES' repair brick, 1914 14th street
northwest; Si50. j. II. MCGOWAN. repair brick. GO
I street northwest; $1,000. Ed Temple, repair
brick. 9p5 X street northwest $50. MIS- F. ". For
ney repair brick, 5l2 ssh street northwest $50. H.
q. kenner, erect two JHo-Story dwellings, Fillmore
street, Anac0otia; Sl.00G e. \. Burch, erect two
story and cellar dwelling. 18th. between : and T
streets northwest; 500 Phillip Hutchinson erect
Il police station at Anacostia; 500. Isaac n. Roll
ms ms, erect three two-story and basement houses
Rollins. erect a two-Story and basement dwelling,
Montgomery street northwest; 5000.
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TURF KvRNTS-At Saratoga yesterday the fourth
Time, 1:16x.-At Brighton Beach yesterday the
winners were Medusa, Eectrt1er, Edwin A., King
winners were Ella ROwett Nora NJ, Boz Adam and
McBoWling-Mr: Frank Works double team Ed
ward and Dick Swtveller, trOtted mile at Narra-
gansett Park yesterday In 216, beating their best
former record-Itis reported in Saratoga thet
Vanderbilt.
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The Mercantile Trust Company Sued.
NEW YORK, August 19.-An order was obtained
to-day from Judge Bartlett In the special term OF
the supreme court for the examination or Louis
Fitzgerald and E. l. Montgomery, president and
company, in an action by Byron De Won and sam
uel swan, brokers, against the corporation. The
suit is In connection with the frauds perpetrated 10y
William E. Scovil, the abscondng Stenographer OF
the law firm OF Lord, Day a. Lord.
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Foreign News by Gable.

GERMAN FLAG IN AFRICA.
LONDON, August 19.-AdviceS from West Africa
state that Dr.. Nachugall. the German commits
sioner has appeared In gun-boat Ill the rivers
Cameroons and Bimbia, Upper Guinea, and hosJed
the German flag.
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Inc Phlladelphia cricket team. which returned
10 New York from England sunday night Will in
september play picked Canadian ana English
eleven and in october a public dinner VIII Ia ten
uered 10 the members or the Union League club
medical commission In Dublin has decided that
James French, one OF the Dublin scandal prisoners
Is ShanlnlnG Insanity, and that he is able 10 nlad
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Buildings Condemned.

The attention OF the agents Of the building No
696 louisiana avenue has been called by the In
spectOr OF buildings TO its condition. Thirty days
are given for thorough repairs.
3ieSsrS. DuyaH & Mari, agents, have been noti-
fed that the corner pier or house the southwest
corner OF and 18th streets northwest, above the
first story, Is settling and breaking the bond OF le
walls Thirty days are given for repairs
The occupants OF No 1924 East Capitol street
have been notified that their premises are unsafe,
and that they must Vacate forthwith.
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STRONG, Me, August 19.-The people in Franklin
county are to-day celebrating the thirtfeth ami
versary Of the convention which they claim gave
birth to the republican party.
The railroad connecting the village with Lewis
ton was taxed to its utmost capacity to convey the
crowds. sixteen loaded trains have already ar
rived besides tive hundred trains from the adjacent
country.
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THREATENED TO "MAsH" HER MOUTH. To-day

HREAThStD To " ASH HEX MOUTH. -IU-Udy,
Ella Jones, colOred woman, obtained warrant
from the Police Court for Andrew Jackson, an
alleged capper at The Police Court, charging him
with threats. Ella states that she went
to the Police Court for warrant for
James jackson for threats. and Andrew jackson
told her She could get no justice, but II she gave
him 50 cents she could have warrant from 50 uire
Moss THIS she refused to do, but went to Assist
ant District Attorney Thomas and stated the facts.
Afterwards she said jackson threatened to "mash"
her mouth.
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IORN SHERMAN & CO.. Aucioneera,

ND-A.HALF sTRE s:i' souTHwf fS e'' FUN
District Of Columbia sitting in equity, passed in
fHa,s &c Fri RT Il T on D is.
81 M M at RuS front
ties said aud to the south i've 6, feet and
eight 60 inches front by the depth thereof lot TWEEN
inches BY depth thereof lot twenty 81,
Oh In square four hundred and ninety !ise to-
twos:ory brick and frame building. used store and
chaser thereof on the day Of sale bal
secured by purchasers and deed Of trust upon the
premises sold Interest the deferred payments at the
CURED the day Of sale The trustee reserves the
right II the terms Of sale be not complied with in
the and Of defaulting purchaser Ali con-
81 Trs.ee
aul3-ddds Office, 4s2 Louisiana ave NV.
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
The u ENTIRE SFn PL aSvs OF THE wAsH1NGToN
AZ some tsR nAIfEt 81 81 A AAS6
On Al ESF!f hRGr1 sSausr 1884,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the works of the
pHd ep
l and ana IT h wh
lbs. lall approximate measurements): three Sulphur
@ LOT o. IT, chaafes houIiy tour Retort Fur
the manufacture of Oil of Ntriol together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with as well as all tools, implements and machinery
appertanins thereto: Also its BRICK AMMONIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
AMMONIACAL STEAM STILL for the distlation of
AMMONIACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture of
Sulphate of Ammonia. including Boilers Pumps Satll-
rators Evaporators steam Drying Table implements
tools and machinery OF kind used in operating the
same. The AMMONIACAL STILL is continuous in its
Operation and has producing capacity of from two
Thousand to five thousand pounds Suphate daily
tract tor the AnmOnlaca Gas Liquor will be transferred
to the purchaser of the works
This sale will be made on account of Mr. P Bauer
purchaser at the public sale this made March
29th, 1884
Terms of SALE Cash within five days; all conveyan-
eng at purchasers cost; deposit of $500 forfeit money
required at time of sale.
company W ~
THU WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO.."
au2-uts 621 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Jersev Centra.,. Dividend.

NEW YORK. August 19.-Presdent and Receiver
Little, or the New Jersey Central railroad, said to-
day. In regard TO the dividend You can say On
my authority that the dividend VIII be paid when
due out OF the company's earnings. No PROPOSE
ton scaling down the dividend would De enter
tanned Tor u moment. Mr.. Vanderbilt was not asked
advance the money!"
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Rev 3. 4 Collision, OF Chicago, who killed his
last night
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The main building OF the Worlds expoaltaou NJ
New Orleans was finished Saturday.
Two OF Osman Digna'S nephewS were killed In the
Sunday night attack on Suakim.
At the Pullman car cOmpAny'S works yesterday
one hundred cars were constructed and painted ali
complete within the regular working hours
sultan Pacha, the president Of the Egyptian leaas.
latiye council, Is dead.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

OOH AT LOW FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRST CLASS FARE. ST. ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
s ha nb. ses JAZZ snS h2kEx
na5 Ct "a Pho Mcr aha SATURDAY. Sp w. Return
coa Beach F.r 81 1T Classic Shore
fasse and rooms secured at and o. ticket Office
General Office Sixth street wharf Teephone can ala
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
cheap Tuesday. Thursday and saturday evenings. Ds
S1EAMER MAITANoLEAHEss SEVENTH II; sIsEET
sEey IN attdr Ts and H May
days Wsnessys and Frdays stopping At nter1eate
der's wharf sundays and Tussass s down and Wenes
days up aud Chapel Point and Brsnts wharf Thursdays
SSxs s daily Mondays and "s'Gssa:ss ~
STEAMER F I y az AS R.sTSsHT WHARF
,a o5 ,n Msn rsnns I'm e. H' and
Clements Bay and intermediate hntinaR returning
intermediates landings RETURNING sunday evening
lonial Beach and return.
n. E-Land at all summer resorts each trip.
y15 ' IN. h & DRARe aan:s AGENT
rI'o NORFOLK. FOKTREss MoNRoK AND THE
roToMac srEAMs oa1n coMpANY's popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves eth street wharf on
Mondays and Wednesdays at $40: Saturdays at 6 p.
Stops at Piney Point and Cornfeld Harbor going and
retu ming.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connects also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View aud Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage AND room can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket office: 14th street and Pennsyivs-
MIA avenue; at ST Marc hotel. Pokinhorn's. next
city post ofce Office Of kno1,s 9Th street and
PennsyIyanla avenue, and at cOmpany's ofttte. It'll
street wharf
k1ox's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Fr'lSht received daily Until 5p. m
jyl0 WILLIAM r WEIGH. General Agent
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE, Capt W. c. Geoehecan VIM resume
her trips to baltimore and River Landings SUNDAY
March 9Th. leaving StephtnsOns wharf at lasv
NJ Baltimore tor Washington every FRIDAY at pm
Freight received until pm Saturdays ONLx
Al River freight must be prepaid
Passenger accommodation uneQ Jailed
AIplyto STEPHENSON & BRO Aeerta
mh3-6m It'll street whzrf
Mt. VERNON. MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ". w. CORCORAy
Leaves 7t-street wharf daily Except SUNDAY, for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock ALL returning reaches Washing
ten about $3.50 pm
go L. L. BLAKE. Captain.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. N. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auetioneers

"
wELL.BUILT TWO sTosY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT. FRONTING ON SOUTH A
STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
o. TUESDAY. AUGUST NINETEENTH. at SIX
O'CL ICk NJ shall sell. in front Of the premises
part O. square $685. Is feet front by depth thereof
improved BY two-story frame dwelling. containing
ems: One-haf cash, balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months; notes bearing interest from day OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust property sold
all ut purchasers cost 500 down on day
aai5-4. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucta
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RAILROADS.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
WEST

AND WEST.
Schedule IN eject ~ I-ST T. 1884
BIO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily maj fr1x close
connections to all points South and : uthwest
Daily, ept Sunday. With &. o. Railwa Pull
Nan Sleeping Buffet cars from New \ ork WASH
f1gtop to Atlanta Pullman SleeTtng ca. g from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans, flor
Car from WASHINGTON t. Natural BridFr. Va.
t5tFM-LOUISvTLLE T Asst LINE Daily via Char
lGttesy1lle to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman sleepIag Washington TO
Louisville
0AQP, MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
e. al points South and Southwest via Danytlle ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. 4 " Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars FROM WASHINGTON via Dan
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta TO New Orleans; also
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
To White sulphur Springs
Manassas Division Train leaves WASHINGTON at 90
Nj. and 6:10 =. NJ daily, except sunday
vArrenton trains leave Washington at .: 10 A. " AMI
SOL VI. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Company's Of
eSs Col Pennsy wanna avenue
n SLAUGHTER, H. AACDANIEL.
Gen PassL Agent AR-nI.
su2 rot. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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I'd Edition.
Latest H6l0gramS to Hl1 StaP!

ANOTHER PROOF OF CANNIBALISM.
Private Whistler's Remains EXhumed.
CHICAGO, August l9-The Daily Ne,es Delphia,
tnd, dispatch says: The body OF Private Whistler
OF the Greedy party was exhumed this morning in
the presence OF his relatives at the family cemetery
In the country. His identity fully established,
the lace and neck are Wen preserved, but the flesh
Is all cut from the back and limbs The lnteStines
were In place, but empty. The stomach only con-
tanned q small amount OF hair and messy stun.
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GGcG A RRE RDP "a
Geo 4 4 Z 4 DDD

IT IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE. But OUR
AvowED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDuc-
TONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. VIE
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNEx1NG TEE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREFORE.
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM sou.ED.
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE OUR Pa
IRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL VIE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENuMERArE TIE
PRICES SO WE WILL ONLY MENTION FEW
SPECIAL ART1CLEs-FoR INSTANCE:
A GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE
WELL MADE. AT ssa
BETTER GOWN WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY At &c.,;
FORMER PRICE s1.2o
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. IS AND g INCHES
LONG. $50. THIS GOWN IS SPECIAL FEATURE.
PARTICULARLY AS IT Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN.
CAMBRIA CHEnsE. WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YoSEs esc; GOOD VALUE AT sl2s.
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE SAME PRICE
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY THE CHEAP
EST EVER OFFERED.
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIA
RUFFIE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCKINa, AT $50.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND
TUCKINo. $50.
IN OUR MISSES AND cH11DRxN's DEPART
MENT. WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
ssk PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE aINGHAMs. .p1ouE. MAR
sE11LEs. INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND CAMBRIA
DRESSES
CORSETS! CORSETS
5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES AND WILL SELL THE LATTER AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE
IslNSBURGH & BRO,
;yls loo422-43l SEVENTH STREET
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LIST OF PRIZES

Application rates TO clubs shoud be made only to
the Office of the Company in New Orleans.
For STther nfornation write clearly ying full ad-
dress Make p q. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters 70 New Orleans National Bank. New
Orleans, La
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail Expre
i sums OF 50 and upwards by Express 1T expenseD
to
MA DAUPHH,
aul3 90 o, q 3os3s New Orleans IA
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Commissioners

Incorrorated in 1868 Cor 2 yesrs ,r the reisl..ur
LOT sncatona and CHART able purposes capital
OF OlJto which reserve fund of over $3.50 Oo0
has since been added
10y an overw helrning popular its franchise was
,d part of the present State Constitution adopted
December ?. A. d. 1879
pie or dHgStG,e.
Hnprer scursS or postponed
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
PLACE MONTHLY
"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN A FORTUNE
NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS T. IN THR
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEw OALEANS TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER O. 1884
lI2D MONTHLY nRtwrS1
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