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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Ten pieces of that popular 10c. White India
Linon. u Also some Oriental
1 ljaces rYefy cheap.
TWENTY-FITE PIECES NEW
From 15c to 25ci .Per Yard.
Lookatour9c. Dress Ginghams. Big stock White Quilts at a low price; ' : Remnants in Dress
r nods and Lace Curtains at prices that will surprise you. J Job lot Ribbons at 3c. per yard. Ottoman
ami surah Satins at 50c. per yard. If you want a ,u Z ' " "
SUMMER SILK
it half price look at our stock. Some Remnants.very cheap. Trunks, Valises! &c. t '. Linen Ulsters
cheap. Mosquito Canopies and Fixtures. "Received August Patterns ol the Butterlcfe Publishing Corn-
Special attention to orders. , - - .
glue, IxarX0ttc CDbscrxicr;
TURVES 6 IT TO PEOFIT.
"Truth. Lira; thk srat sombttmes. sdbbots to r.Tlte Prices Asked in New York for
Wiiidows and Balconies.
New York Sun.
subscription to the Observer.
KB OBSCURED; ' BUT,'" IXKt THE BUH,' ONLI FOB A
TDiX. -j ' ;
DAILY EDITION. .
Single copy..r... A. ..1...;.,.
uy me weeK in me aiy...
tfj me monui, ,.
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A frontage oil" Broadway or Fifth i
Scents. ftiNJ nn Satnrfiav5-vAflfinnn na thtk
: i .'I route OI thft.fnnfiral narailft waa ha.
Three niontns i2 m ' Inidftd on and v madflf lmnwrt -rvtwrofi
wimonins....,..;.' 4.00 . a - ine.nnnn .,i-' hji::..:.f
VUB JOOI ., , .M.M(......... O.UU . : r - . m. . . ' j . i .i . I
W WEEKLY EDITION - . ineir ana. couniea meir wm-i
ThreemonthslB:-:.; ; , l m .nt aows, AT; nrst . quotations I or ,wm-
fflxmonths. ....'$i.oo dows,'rooms and balconies "were flue
uu year........ -1.76 ? f
inciubsol nve and over tl.50. j i f
filnAn.' rents .u of Sal?nie8 and-windows which are yet on hand,but are INCOMPLETE,- are offered by lis at MAIU 1
oniyin ebutta iact. T r T. naruiy-uau. ineir signs nung wnea l VELOUS KEDUUTIOJSS; in order that they may sell rapidly. - K-
ond coatQ nrara Inf. fo dAm t-nnm I ' " ' -' !.
a.x. iit,uuu. i-i 1 . rr.i j r I - m -rv I r I "T I ... 41 7
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Foreign Blood in ie Teinsof tkefthat Is guaranteed -tovlet seven per-s
RuIInsr Family of Britain. . A s.?8 ,OOK.oul .9E V. Qey . were or
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The present
in ner veins
i tnating and unsteady. But the de- Finds us with lostocksaVsoHments of the : Various departments are con
I mand was immense yesterday The siderably broken. We .have closed i out many 'lines of goods, and those
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Ivff Family of Britain t , u yt.- 6i - x ' 1 i ' 'i' l r ' t.' ' " ' V," 1 ' - '--r -
- pnf n,ipnn nf i?n;io; u! different heights, -can be hired for Barely, advertise, incomplete lines, because they are well aware that it means
-eins 1 021 dronf of fnrVf $25- A window that five persons can money out of their pockets. ,We have no such fear; we have made all the
r ?h ur . " PPS yl .0T?n t.ak turns ea zinc from in worr.h 9.0 monev we exnftp.ted out of our Rtootrs and nowr mof. willino-lv Wrofif tWa.
pany.
Truly,
IAl(BlIES;:&miEMMlJl)IEl.
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A DOLLAR SHIRT
Vhlch lor quality of material, workmanship and
fit, cannot be bettered.
Also a Govd Stock of
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fflifiel
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With Plaited Fronts.
OUR LINE OF
lioes
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Hats
t.hr. hiinrtrert vonra tn fin. standing behind in the room rnd se
gree was that handsome and unfois uLrP I n vwT
Hmafo Kaw ' 'PTonwriUniArr' nave risen to $10 Windows near
timate boy, Uenry , Darnley, who WflverrvnlafP am hpld at ttia
three hundred and. twenty-years ago e"7 P kSiSI ? ZW Lt'l a i??
became the husband of Mary, Queen f nt a -bKarber u T neari'8?r
f QJS lv";n rri ? ol u place has been , hired for $75. - A
or bcots, ancL. he was more SScotch ,k -.;u
v u nr u. i u. square further up, a whole room with
Iaughte?of James - V and Mary of one wmdow can be had for $15. and a
auA S.. t i t At No-.841, .Broadway, Dear Union
but threefourths of his blood came SfS
fi.nrm a j ot four Or Jive, ana ten people have
lhe.mar secured, nice room for $75. r The bik
Elector Palatine and4 Eiig" of B6 i1,
hsh. Her daughter Sophia (whose cieared away and tiers' of seats' will
marriage witntne Elector ot uanoyer be hm7 ge&tB
in the front row sell
throne of Alfred, had thirteen parts at 5 V 8!cona -rJw i ' '
f " " uVj and last row, $3. A whole bay wm
alien to three parts English blood d fa tf t d it fa prumed
Her son George I. thanks to the act lu I v.Hwv., Yj j
: iJr ij u"! 1";JTj that only a monopolist could afford
t JZrt?1 J!uT3 f"' to hire one here. Around on Fifth
MnKkwZA tV jfZ avenue the club windows and private
crowned King of England. But itwas ..i,, tn :a w
no wonder that the Jacobite squires SS
: "J. snU not be rented openly. Kates are
af lt twentninfi T: hirtecnndK ?ot P7 and n0,SDS. ?re
--i Tf r,f A-tiJv. nung oat, dui a tew winaows nave
"A-W beeengaged at a cost approximate
fQ "t " f "fp"X ing $10 a head In such cases
Sftf luncheon will be served to the par-
AnaoS HirSiSS nf At the Hoffman,' Albemarle,
AtlSpach. HlS SOn, Frederick Of At70Ti1T0 anH nr Minn- fimmrP
es
We do not mean shoddy goods,' nor do. we 'mean damaged or shop worn
INCOMPI.ETE,
Our Corset Department
; : OFFERS THBEE LOTS:
I. fovelty urset A substantially well
, made Corset, sells now at. 75 cents,
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COLLARS asb CUFFS
Gents Hall-Hose, In Solid Colors and Pin Stripes.
- Try my 25c. Balbrlggan.
Gauze Shirts
And Suspenders. A nice line of Scarf Ties. iAlso
just received a pretty assortment of ....
Buttons for Plaited Shirt Fronts
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" And' Valises is Complete.
Fi ne line of Trunks and Va-
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Orders by mail have prompt
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; which fo merly soM at5 70 cents,
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in A good -Woven Corset, silk .stitched,
at 85c., worth $1.00.
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SILK GLOVES AND SILK MITTS.
Silk Mitts at 50c.. worth 75c.
' Silk Mitts at 60s., worth 85c. .
bilk uioves ai wc, worm eoc. ,
Silk Glores and .MlttSiSc,,' worth $t.00
ana$i.z&.
They are goods .worthy . of your attention.
We are satisfied" our offerings will please you.
fSSSSi' fSLrn,rf havebJn.takenlrapidlyby --regular 4-we have cdt prices .
ftVf f 3 r ; r,,,lTD' patrons. . Rooms are not let lor a less
Sf, ft? mnl mnIfn5- time thn from' Friday t0 Sunday,.
thS, hi ?mJS?i m5JS, and several oi the hotels have refused
than his subjects m the mother coun- accept engagemeuts shorter than
" 5 H Wednesday fo Monday. The rooms
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pure auu pcauriui uicirx ieu iu.e wuiuu
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4 SELLS GOODS AWAY D0WN. -
Just think of It! We hava taken an arm
ful of Parasols, consisting of " ,
( i Lace Covered Satin Parasols,
; Mourning Silk Parasols,
Brocaded Fancy Silk Parasols, -t r-i
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Changeable Sflk Parasols, . r , -c . .
!. And have plad them on our Hosiery
Counter. They range In prices from $4.50 j
to $6.50, and sell now at . the uniform
f price of $3 00 each. - ' - :
Ladies' and
, ' MISSES' BIBBED LISLE COSE, ;
Only In Garnet, Marine, Seil and Black. ;
6.62 . 7.72 . 8.82 .
... ' ' 83c. 88c. 45ev . . i
i They are reduced 25 per cent.
Ladies' Solid Colored CottonHose; also
Unbleached Balbrlggan at 25c. a p;iir. They
v i a. rff ir.-.,
liave uu equal at per uciii. mure;;
Ltdies' Solid Colored Lisle Hose 8 only
at 50c, formerly 75c. .
Ladles' Solid Colored Lisle "Hose. French
r ribbed. at75c. a pair, former prices $1.00
and $125. , ; , : .
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! Windsor - have been engaged Ul i I 3 '"'A4 " 1
Wednesday. None of the Mad- J K y Cf jj U(H 2d2' -!
Snnarfi ; hotels have'' anv more 1 LvJ. LXl U. XJ U O
' ATilli TOUBSELTES OF THIS 0PP0BTCNITY TO PURCHASE '
SUDDS
MiKL St.. ison Square hotels have" any more
room. Sni every pane otglasf is pros
ii. ' . : :f...u':.", emDtea; : TneiJrunswKKHrs' ciosea, i ; iv xiVLi" .t M iin. tm. m' -
LUaU ITU 111 lUcir Careers 11 WOUiUseeill I 5 . K A 1 ' - '-'ur unermgs arts piiiceu ucluiojuu, wo uu uuu wiou. iu uuo iimui. -voMi
to. horro dnno n,1flon VWrtMtiNa uui uB.iug iiu icg,uicii ,f,ur ' "" 'them; to Uie conti-aiT. you canscareeiy avoia seemg inem .upon euwuug uur uji; oyawuiraiuuiwi.:
Udve UUllO. , wuetill V lOlorid j .; in I ,it ..a tn mn a asifntivo Hat rr uruvia nf mAnvtf.hsr dp.nart.mpintji. Mat orders nromDtlv tilled.
father-
fourth
three of English' blood, and aa her 5!5!!if; :f?uJS W li ililil 11 , UyUUVUllUO
I US I II I 1 i I U w 7-4 I It-III.IIIV l.li II I Mil iRI II 1)1 I 11UU Ui3 mj t wj J W U UUUVA U I V A U V V fc V. u j v w v - -
Edward Augustus Kent..,- Ia., r io, k.,, ' rt ... .
son of Oeorge III, - had in., his uA iuii'triA nt1 irnmiTTrifKtm7-i frr Ttf fi -- i Sf m nn iTT iTI UTT
KnOdrnrSs nf-'fnrPiVn in'!fivftrv lc .f A" ui?u?"1""" HLV H-liYil'l ilEI WW il'A' VY " ' 7 ' IhK II Ii IHI
i- u' li j T a r U'rea out ai $z: rnis is ine lowesv ur f
of English -blood, and as v herl . r v TT..ir;ffW U. J
n . I I I Ik! I I W I1IIU I.IIM ill II U 11111 III .III II IM I. - ... -'
. P " . 2 F "rj T r. with a good degree of privacy,
mored andi dissipated Highness of f,., in n enrvo,
THOSViAS K.. CAREY Ik CO.
wn 1 kE. ' f ; mmr w m y
PURE OAK LEATHER BELTING,
25 S. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
MANUFAC-
.TURERS '
And Dealers in RUBBER BEIiTING, PACKING, HOSE, &c
COTTON, WOOLKS and SAW MII-I SUPPLIES, &c.
, .Argents :
Boston Belting; Co. 'sm
Rubber. Beltincv
Hoyt's Leather Belt.;
Mt. Vernon Belting: S,
" Roller Slasher and . :,
fr'-' "Clearer Cloth. :
TK. EarIe'sCard.:;,
f Clothing,,
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TT Tu ,;o,'f TT14 only chancps.e; windows, over
u Vm u w. "" stores. A first floor front window
goes
indows
q fl . inr
waies is as 2.u4DTrnree.
Small wonder that the I
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iouu in ineir t:au lur a na.it in. uie ooiKilitv r.f
nnnnrmn nf rhuir oalrnin( hnnon in ' r . . ..
marry mg t titled, and impecunious
dignitaries from Germany; It the
Prince of Wales should carry out his
purpose of - marrying his heir to; a
pure blood English girl, and the pre
cedent be ! followed : by succeeding
generations, it would take another
three hundred years for the ' present
proportion of, foreign '. and native
blood in the veins of England's queen
to be reversed. , , - . ,
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ft.A15?Flrie French Organdies at 12ic, which are cheap at 35c Our remnant of Slimmer Blade
regg Goods must he sold. Our friends can net a Mosq uto Canopy cheaper from us than elsewhere
e have a small stock of very fine Embroidery and Fiounclngs that. wa. are offering at Jess than half
Pnce. The great sale will continue until every dollar's ' worth of poods- we have is gone. Remember
wis Is not a sale to get rid ot trash, but our entire stock la being sold at a great loss to us. C3 ;
ALEXANDER & HARRIS.;
P. cm f'i nWi Sibert-n Crabs In aar afatlty,by v leaving orders .."at Jhe store. Thkr .make.
"Ifif Idly s.nrt nruuraM thnti anv nt.hur fniit , '' -
Jelly and preserves than any other fruit.
Iced Soup for Overheated. Drinks
' ers- -Kinds IVow Made in CIii
eag;o.
"The latest drink," said a Chicago
artist," "is iced soup. You know
that in wintertime we had beef tea,
steak tea and other 'hot drinks, bat
iced soup or bouillon is having a great
run, and I believe that it has come to
stay. ; The lemonade trade has fallen
off greatly - since-: the. ad vent.-' of the
soup. Men who are . accustomed .to
mint juleps,1 etc., , take to the t iced
soup 'like a. duck to water.' " v
f? When was-the new drink brought
out?' -
'..M About a week, ago a.well: known
Moctor' came to the proprietors and
said that he had a' scheme that would
take The bosses: laughed. . at himr
Finally he induced them to put down
their names for a gallon; -and it, was
brought : into: the jjilace ina -brown
ju 'Keep in a cool place and shake
well before taking,'iwere,the instruc
tion on a card. This 1 was a kind of
chestnut, but I was told to put the
jug on. icet'and I did so. Thengayly
decorated cards were , hung up in the
place, and by an d by we had a call
for a glass of Twuillon. I I poured out
a glassful," j and, iaf ter seasoning it
with salttand'-'pepper, handed it to
the1 customer It seemed to have
touched the right spot, for he said it
was the bst. drink, he had taken for
years."-; - " -"How
many brands are tnere V1
"Well, you can , get; tomato, veges,
table, ox tail and' the doctor says if
the thing is a success he'll introduce
turtle." ,
A sergeant of cavalry on aoti re ser- Suf0 ; JLLJ3 : iJLJLi ' JLAm
vice in Arizona agaiDst the , Indians
tries to answer the inquiry, "why
don't the United States troops , catch
the raiding Apaches? ' He says the - Qur e continues all this i month. Our variety isnot"confined to
lOUiaua nave 110111 uvcwBcvtsu Ann QTTTTS3 nt. qk thoc mcrl mitoH . Wa haw n I feTrat and stv ps It mav
sauuiB uuib.TO.oau.-:- wmicio be q INTEREST TO YOU to
compeneu to ioiiow wim uu huiho
each., loaded : down with blanket,
nvprrnat. two canteens. lariat. Dick- . : J
et m?,s.de lines, noseteg,currycomD,oOK I HKUULiH I HlO HKIUt. LIS i
and Drusu, sometimes iour io bijl - - - - - , .
days rations, a
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One Hundred Men's All-Wool Suits', Sack and Frock, at $6.E0, worth $10-00, $12.00 and $14.00. J
One Hundred Pairs Men's All Wool Cassimere Pants at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.25, worth $2.50
- ' $3.25, and $4.50.
: .... Boys and Children's Clothing at remarkably "
annikin, tin cup,
and numerous other little traps that
are of no use, but are always in the
way. Then comes the gun and field
belt, with fifty rounds of cartrides,
with One hundred more. "Weigh a
man with all this," says the sergeant,
"and then turn him loose after an
Indian pony,--with a shell of a saddle,
a enm nd amunitinn. and an almost
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nude duck and eee wnicn wins mi beersucser uoats ana vests m very large vaneuea, wiucu we puer loriesa
the race ot SCO miles, to say notnmg .. -. -r. t tnantney can De uougnt lor eisewnere.
-vf tVio hnrV rpmniintfl and nprfect - - : ' --" . " ' . : '' -.' '
knowledge of the country. . r;nnT A TIT Tt A TC I
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The Coinasre of tlie Silver Dollar
JNew xorK duu, . - - 1 5 , . - 1. n
i. Tt. is confidentlv exDected bv the
. MA.Anl-r. nf 4-V oilfrni. rtllal that, 'it.d ( t. rel f
Coinage will be stopped by 1 CJongress , ,
at an early day m the next session
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; STRAWDHATS!!
We Intend to close out at a great sacrifice.- AfullHneof ' f : ' '
Gentsj Furnishingi Goods
The recent loan of gold to the treasu- Qne Hundred Dozen Gents' Summer Scarfs, 6 for 25 cents, lit will pay;to
ry by the bankV of this city I was 1 li Visit the store of y- . t; .
Via oaanrannA
that r.hft e'old would be needed 'only t i X
opinion of bankers and mercnants in i , -j - .-. s , . - . . ; - - , - "
thi3 section of the' country It seems f - .. MADKf Q Cl-OTIf.IEIlS, CE nOTEL COZlEK,
a stonnasre of , the coining of the silyer
fatebeSew HoLTofRepresenta " .ChfiSD "LotS F0f Said I B . S . MYERS, r
tivMfth.it. it did in thn last one.' i ! -? ' t . I ' "
:.- Broker ana tommissioa Mercaint,
" "And Dealer fn Feed of aQ.klnds' ;
-' if, ; . COLLEQE STBX2T, "'. -
1 1 ) Ji SA jtef the northwestern comer of the city (outside the,
' rirTtiiA i th of Anmst at 12 o'clock, at the court Any one wishing to secure a cheap lot, would do
iifiSB at they
adjoining Elmwood cemetery: " Boundary described oered means quick sales. . L g ,
ntormer advertisement., -, wom ' ' Manner:
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