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The House Went through the river and har-
Dor bill yesterday on the same principle that a
bull employs in an excursion through a china
shop, Strengthening the Senate amendments in
Discriminatory, and of course the Potomac
river appropriation suffered the common fate
In its present shape. if II can be said To have
any shape at all. the bill is n farce and a swim
die On the people, and unless Congress will take
time TO remodel il thoroughly aud intelli-
gently. the best thing do will be to let it die
and begin over again next winter. The Potomac
Improvement should have been provided for in
a separate bill, of course. but it is rs appropr-
ately in this bill as many other items there
and far more worthy of passage than most of
those To which the House consents
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FINANCIAL.

PKusos g. WHrrELr.
STOCK BkokERa
e so hsHsS. .ssau. New Yort
$50 18th suest SSorcorsn Buildingl, wssningsoa
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENIAL PAKrkEaa
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Buy and sell on com mission az Glasses o. Ra0Wv
IL II. DODGE Resident rursnse
ouotauons ofssocks and Bonds and informasioa -
eArding the mArfets received through wtr0o In
SANITY. direct nom the New York stock ExchAngA
a orders exocotoo End reported proWptly. ~
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Aueusr.
THE TROwsER MONTH,

AUGUST,
THE TRowsER MONTH,
APPROACHES
The two forty-nvs panraloons are neat. dark srsy.
hairine cashmere and Ill Wool Our general assort-
ment is good good fact that Scarcely hil
to please you and 20 cheap that win paw you, per-
haps, to invest in . new pair rather than to reseat
your present onss You ought to see how good pair
we can sell you for
TWO INVENTIVE.
The thermometer may rise way up in the nineties,
and while you wear perhaps alpaca or seersucker
coat, you wear wooden pantaloons Well. ours
made with reference to well a. to styla
THREE FIFTY
is the price of several handsome styles with merit
back of them. We are very careful In buying our
trowsers car etul to get and to give tuii value.
FIVE DOLLARS
for trow.ers strike the popular chord and we are al
ways making five dollar ones even If we have to mark
down six, and eight dollar to keep up the
assortment
CUSTOM TROUSERS.
are keeping US busy because we are making them 20
cheapiy as to command orders for future ~ well as
present use There is scarcely any end to the useful
of rowsers and they handy things to have in
the house.
OUR STOCK
Of pan,aloons is large according to our way Of
timating, but for all that quantity and assortment
would surprise one accustomed to selecting from the
customary stocka
THOUSANDS
OF pairs are yet resting quietly shelves await
ing the resurrection of your appreciation.
OUR PANTALooNs
are known far and wide as the best fitting ones in
America, q wide e1panse It's true, but nevertheless
about near the truth as can get through the
dunn Of an advertisement.
WE ADVERTISE
what we have and we have what we advertise and
both fhese are secrets of our success in trade We
know you will want soon even if you don't now, a
pair of trousers take only to advertise
you of that self evident TRUTH but have the trow
sers as WELL when you call for them.
OUR WAYS
are ways of peasantness and you only wish look
we will continue to be as agreeable as you bought
the store.
NEVER so HAPPY
as when we are showing goods That is our business
Still you can't afford to neglect
OUR TROUSERS,
That is fact.
SAKS AND COMPANY
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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The designs of borders were selected with view 20
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Editor.

As usual in affairs involving the relations OF
Mexico and the United States. there is a great
deal of contradictory assertion and rumor in
regard to the Cutting incident. The most trust
worthy accounts however, exhibit the affair in
the light of "A personal and local disturbance
OF little If any Importance outside OF the limits
of Fl Paso del NOTte. The Texas delegation in
Congress laugh at il, and say that the border Is
In chronic state of mimic warfare InteIli-
gent MeXicans residing in or visiting New York
and other American cities at present have been
Interviewed about the matter. and they one
and ali deny that IL can have any international
significance. The simple fact seems to be that
Mexico i just now in the throes Of political
transition and the effort to consolidate all her
petty states into "A single republic is meeting
with all the resistance from Jealous subordinate
officials that is usually encountered in such
cases. The Chihuahua authorities for instance
do not like to DE dictated TO ty the central au-
thOrities, and SO they hold Cutting To- show
their power and "Spunk" Add to this the
other well-known fact that the people living on
either side of the Rio Grande are a very rough
crowd OF smugglers, gamblers. cattle drivers
horse thieves aud halfbreeds and Ii will be
seen how irresponsible the Mexican central
government is IN the Cutting case There is in
reality only a sembiance OF law and order or
government in Mexico; and those Americans
who go down there To reside or to spy out the
land do SO at the risk of their lives.
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General advertisements.
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Have now landing
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Cases whitney's Butter, in tins,
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Cases New Cheese.
Boxes and bdls. Salt Goldfish,
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Cases Fresh Eggs,
Boxes Brown Laundry Soap
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Pure Java Coffee, Roasted and Ground, lb. tins,
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| Cases King, Morse & Co.'S, fresh canned
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Bales Wrapping Paper extra quality
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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| Sole, Insole, .Harness, Skirting and Uppers.
! French and American Cafskns
Sheep Skins, Goat Skins,
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other Islands, and also to-foreign countries,
thus combining the advantages of both daily
md weekly editions. The coming month,
especially, our paper will have much large
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combined, as we intend sending specimen
copies to every resident on these Islands
who reads English.
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General advertisements.

Honolulu,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting of the unrivsllod Paris Steel
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into every English-reading family in this
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Oakland Poultry Yards
Mandatory of the
Pacific Incubator and BrOOder.

Awarded tho Gold
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The Pacific Coast Poulterers' Hand Book and Guide,
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Cases BrOaOn Soap,

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To the Public:

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Staple Groceries,

Crushed Sugar, China and apan Teas,
Oysters, Clans, Salmon, HOLSTERS,
Finest Table Fruits from the Factory
Pure English Spices, Condensed Milkl
Cocoa, SPECIALTIES The Pal
ace Kerosene oil, Weston's Gem
trifit00t LininDs, "a inch, Rubber
Spring and Caneas Brake just at
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack
ing, &C., Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
Molasses, Irrigating & Vacuum Pumps
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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-26
Subscription So a Year

The first date fixed was the 8th then
the marriage was to be on the 5th, sail
ing the same day. Now it is deferred
until the 24th. Those who have been
hidden to the wedding feel unsettled and
are beginning to be superStitious. The
Misses Matthews have gone to their
Glendale home, near Cincinnati, and it
is said thatbut one of the family, the
youngest, Paul Matthews, will be pres
ent at his fathers marriage.
A letter from Paris written by rela-
tive of Miss Van Zandt says that at
Moscow she caught cold while singing
"Mignon' with bare feet, and then had
typhoid fever. She is now at Wiesba-
den, but will come to Paris as soon as
she can walk. She has had to be carried
about for the last two months, could not
touch her feet to the ground, and has
lost much money in consequence. All
OF which goes to show that realism some
times eXaCtS too much from it's devotees
1t having been stated that Miss CIeve-
land in marked manner withheld kiss
of welcome to the bride of the White
House, it becomes important for history
to note that the New York Hcrald cor
respondent records two several and dis
tinct kisses-one as Miss Cleveland met
Miss Folsom at the train, and another as
she ushered her into the White House.
And the Hcrald's account of the cere-
mony concludes thus:
And so they were married.
''Ihe bride was not kissed by any,
body, not even her husband. Miss
Cleveland kissed her brother, that being
the only salute given"
Mrs. Lucreta r. Garfield, widow Of
the deceased President, is in the common
pleas court at Cleveland, O., defendant
in damage suit brought by Thankful
Tanner. December q, 1884, Mrs. Gar
field was driving in her carriage and ran
over Mrs. Tanner. She was bruised
and scratched somewhat, and Mrs. Gar
field handed her some money, with the
request that she call at her residence if
she needed more Shortly afterwards
petition was filed by Mrs. Tanner in
which she asked $4,000 damages.
Thankful Tanner has just been released
from the workhouse, to which she had
been sentenced for some offence