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Evening star., 1867-05-13

No BETTER ISvBsrMENT can be made than
IN Clothing at the present edueed prices at
the GrearCentral Clothing House, 460 Sc Yenth
street, opposite the Post Office.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

FouHpLrSa.-Last night, ofiieers Greer and
White, about OK O'Clock, found bright rnu .
latto female child, about two weeks old. on q
porch on I, between 1lth and 18th streets. IN
the Second ward The pSrsen who left II
there left bottle Of warm milk by itssids. 8
Evening star., 1867-05-13

ceiyed this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 460 9TH street, opposite the
Post Office s" .t -.-.ls- t'f.,.-'. = 2t-'
Evening star., 1867-05-13
DROPOsALs FOR CONS rRUOTING sEWEB
I in D stree north, between Second and Thirj

DRUPUSALS FOB CONSTRUCTING SEWER
l. IN street north, between Second and Third
streets west. .s-... --7I7-
Proposals will be rec eived at the Mayor,sOfice,
City Hall, until IL o clock m ON MONDAY, the
2lst day Of May next, for constructing Q Barrel
In d street north, between Second and Third
streets west, to connect with the sewsr in Third
such traps an lateral sewers the Dom mi ssi on
ers may the contractor or ntractors to be
responsible for all damage done to gas or " atsr
pipes in the construction of the sewer. Bidders
will state the price per ineal foot for the sewer
and laterals, and per piece for the traps, and To
be paid for by assessment on the property bor.
derfng thereon. no bid will be received from
others than practical masons, and the ri eht Ia AZ
pressiy reserved to reject any and all bids
JAS. j. CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Fourth ward
Il, Il. BARNES,
Commissioner Fifth Ward.
my IL -2t Intel 6Oolumbian
Evening star., 1867-05-13

JUST RECEIVED this merning one hundred
more of those fine twenty five dollar sults, at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 7th
street, opposite the Post Once. '.s.. is
Evening star., 1867-05-13

NAL Az PIEDs.-Ponr cors. ognons, inverse
oagies. etc., conseil DR.. White, Pennsylvania
avenue, No. 424, pres rue4 Az. Etabli 1861. s.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

DR.. WHITE, Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9th streets, contin.
ues the successful treatment of Corns Bunions
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles,
Vascular Excrescences, &C. Office hours from
8 Q m. to S p. m, and to p. m No charge
for cons ultaNon. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

received. OaM and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 46O 7th street, oppo-
size the Post Office 49,. -s4-f..... = p
Evening star., 1867-05-13

,SPkoIAL ,ATT&HTIoN j is called to the Sic
Gentlemen's BaFiness Suits at Henning's One
Price Clothing Store, on the corner Of Seventh
street and Mar yla nd avenue. They are marked
AT this figure 70 suit the demand for a low
priced suit which will wear well.
Evening star., 1867-05-13
TIE ORIGINAL r. NJ. HARVEY.

PROF. GRIFFITH commences second course
OF drill lectures on Reading and Eiocution st
the Law Building this evening AL interest
ed are in vited to JOIN the class. s
Evening star., 1867-05-13
pBoPosALsFoRLAyINa wAfEs MAINS.
MAYORS OFFICE. CITy HALL.


WASHINGTON, May 6. 1901
Sealed proposals, to be endor on the esve-
lope, Proposals for laying water maIus, ;" will
be Received at this Office until noon on FRIDAY.
the l7fh Instant Bidders will alse specify on the
envelope and on the face Of the bid whit
the bid is for. There are three districts, which
arc bounded as follows, viz:
BlSTRIOT NUMBER ONE includes ell that
part of the city north Of the Chesapeake and Chic
canal and city canal, and west Of Seventh street
west. ~
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO includes all tha
part of the city north and nor ast of the canal
and east OF the west side OF Seventh street west
DISTRICT N NUMBER THREE includes ali III at
part OF the city which Is between the canal and
the Potomac and the Eastern Branch.
Specifications and forms OF proposals can be lad
by application to the Water Registrar, and such
proposals only will be consider ed as are written
upon these regular official forms
All branch pi pes required to be laid for the sup
ply OF nre hydrants. which laid sim u ia
neously with the main pi pes will be incIu ed in
the measurement with the mains, and paid for at
the contraot price.
Satisfactory bond and security will be required
from the parties with whom the contracts shall
be made. R1CHARD WALLACH,
my6d Intel Columbisn.J Mayor.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

OLD FORT DEFIANCE, 2S1 9 street, is re-
ceiying to- day Cherry stone Oysters the finest
OF the season. Epicures will do we'll TO give
Evening star., 1867-05-13

GRAND DLARcESY-fhis morning William
Jamss~ and William Johnson, eoIored boat.
men. were arrested by Officer Rossiter, OF the
First Ward, for the larceny Of SAC, the prop.
erty OF Henry Washington. (colored,) their
employer. The money was taken by john
SON, and was found, except ore dollar that
johnson retained, in James boot. They say
they only took 1t for fun. They were com.
mittsd for court by Justice Tucker. 1c
Evening star., 1867-05-13

ECONOMY is the highway to wealth-there
fore economise and buy your Gents Furnish l.
ing goods at Francs; Good Cotton Half Hose,
12Kc; Gauze Unsershirts from SO cents to
So SO; good White Shirts, S1.75, go, 50 so. 49i
9TH street, between d and E, near Odd Eel
lows Hall - 1O-l:
Evening star., 1867-05-13

For GErTs' Furnishing Goods ana Shirts
made to order 60 to Francs. A94 7th street,
between y and Il streets three doors abo We
Odd Fellows Hall. . 1O.l: :
Evening star., 1867-05-13

JUST RECEIVED Three hundred BOYS
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
|, House -.. .--s. /. ~ J. H. SMITH,
----- 460 9TH street, opposite Post Office
Evening star., 1867-05-13

WHITE SHIRTS, Si75. Sc, S. so; good Cotton
Hat Hose; pair for IS cents. ganze Under
shirts, So cents to S250; Gray's Imitation
Francs, 4S4 7tb street; between ID and f
streets, three doors above Odd Fello VS.
Hall t0-1:
Evening star., 1867-05-13

SERRNADR--Saturday night, the Soldiers
and Sailors Union, headed by Heaid's w ash. .
ington Brass Band, complimen ted Mr. John
ID. Defrees, Public Printer, and Mr. Geor geF p
Goff, Superintendent Of the Government
Bindery, with sereuades, and were enterra
nv them -. =" p ~ -.1'-
Evening star., 1867-05-13

e POLICE HREPoRTs.--Saturday the polio re.
ported "A arrests, and the fines amounted to
Evening star., 1867-05-13

Stranded INFANT.-Saturday afterneon
Officer Morgan, OF the Second Precinct dis
coyered1n st. Patricks burial ground a dead
white male infant. IN q new neat-made box
An inc uest was held by Cor oner w ood ward
and the jury decided that the child had come to
it's death by being strangled by a person or
persons unknown. There were marks OF vic.
ience about the infants neck. .
Evening star., 1867-05-13
DROPOsALS FOB GRADING AND PAVING
THE OARRIAGEWAY OF d street nor tn, be

DROPOsALs FOB GRADING AND PAVING
THE GARRIAGEWAY of d street Tor tn, be-
tween ID and Sd streets west. 49, =
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once
City Hall, until IL O'Clock M, on MONDAY. the
2ist day Of May aext, for grading aud paving d
street north, betwsen Second and Third strsstg
west, with stone similar 10 that used in str ct
north the stone to be Rst over eight less tha an
hve inches In udiaReter and seven inches in de epsh
to be LAID on a bed Of sravsi not less than eight
inches deep, covered with at least four inch es of
sharp sand before paving. and to be we'll ramm ed
with ninety pound rammer, and we'll watered
before the last Iamming. the surplus earth to be
deposited In such neighborng streets or places AZ
the " ard Commissioner may direct, and the con
tractor viii be required to leave a surface Of two
hundred feet In length for the full width of the
said street Xposed tor inspection, which will be
well puddled BY the Ward Commissioner ~ithsut
expense to the contractor, before gra yelling Bid
ders will also tim ate fer furnishing and Iayinr
gutter stone. not less than three feet in length
and twelve inches in width, rep acing or reaying
such flag footways across in the line Of said "a
reot. FlaseiBg to be not less than sixteen Inches
in width four inches thick and In pieces not less
than four feet long, closely jOinted. the wort to
done to the entire satisfaction of both the Ward
sessment On the property bordering therein All
old materials to be the property OF the Uorpora !.
ton, and to be deposit ed in such locality "A the
Wart Commissioner may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading
per square ard for paving, including gravel and
sand required, and per square foot for tagging
and gutter stone, and per square feet for wing
old flag footwsys.
cal PAYERS, and the right is expressly reserved 10
JAMES j. CAMPBELL,
Commissioners Feurtn Ward,
Il. E. BARNES
my ll2t Commissioner Fifth Ward
tInt6Ilige and Columbian
Evening star., 1867-05-13

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-ln the District Su.
preme Court, on motion Of Hon. Caleb Cush.
ing Messrs. Tottea, Gooding aud Fendall
were appointed TO examine Prof. u. Il. Barrett
as TO his qualifications fer admission to the
bar. and subsequently reported fayorably,
when Mr.. Barrett was admitted.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

SuRPRIsIEaLT BIAUTIHuLf fs the selection
o. noWers Of Mr.. M: @. Febry on his stands in
'enown us come new varieties OF roses, the
Most peaunfnl We have seen, and ,his prices
are exceedingiy low, He recelves supplies
escn scia Sweek All lovers Of the beautiful should
Evening star., 1867-05-13
PRUPOSAL,S.
DROPOsALs FOR Gas AND WATER sER.
i WOE piPBN And LATBRAL 61WERS.

i WOE piPBD AND LATRRAL 60WEBS.
PIsPsssls win be r:ssi .sd &c ,ss A.ye' %; .,
d.y day q MAY next. Ior fu nishine and ieying the
gas gas snd water servioe ptees. with the necessary
sod sSs : :
street west, into an lots and parts OF lots aud sub
divis ionsi parts sf lots already
Of the oommisionsr ef efImproyenenis in the bass
rasnt OF the ~est wing Of the CITY Hail, The ri ht
Is reserved 10 reject any snd ell tsds.
MIST Comm issionsr Fonrlh Ward.
F Ftlntelligeneer and Columbian
N1AfOR's OFFInE.
seaied w Se ssssissd sPn ss III. nee
for ar aiding D street north, from New Jersey av.
price per on bic ysrd for grading. emily 10 paid
.H1p +. aTt to :: sePo:i:sd Essrsysr ths s.r
itsh.ll be also taken from where the uad srsisnsi
may direct. No pert of the spprepri alton viii se
and sa' rSs
oonn;J;;,ssISsss ;,sSsSSEssras, Sisaa, R!.,
0""''''cps1 ). +. essSns aSsnMs. Mfsa'
myIs2t Commissi oner Third Ward.
ri a3as -. Intel. Columbian.
PROPOSALS. ESF yioE sfSHsO fipssI wArsR sEH-
CITY Hsii ustii = e'eieeS m. - on % aos5sY, % the
s1s
tween second and Fifth streets vest. and u or Mas
into all lots. parts Of lots and bar
OF lots q are not already provided Herewith
Of she Vest Wing @ Of hs css Hail Tss
reserved to reject any sPy S1d al tasar pids
mynat oommissioaer Fourth WaI1,
~ Intel OoIumbian.l
Evening star., 1867-05-13

WANTS. @
WANTED.Iwo or three yournerman OAR
LEY's Lumber Yard. Water st., orgstown. l.
WARTED-A, WOMAN, to cook, wash, and
Hotel. Uhiontown, D. G. nay ls-3t-
w able for nouseis epins, either furnished or
and Stan ess giving
WAAkcTIE;R1.sBy re;peota6Ie yopng arl, SIT
genera genera housswSrk Apply at No. 261 2lst ST.,
WANTnP-A SITUATION a. Gardener BY
HnR ne ne bess % OF references Address oAKDE
WA.asTGEP4E!A4 = 3 4y9a .Soa ss's.dy BARBEK; Apply
Ing hsssns' seaton house, Louisiana avenue.
n.F'1s sS Sfsss ..1 asSf::
town, 1D;.. B. Steady employment If suited.
WANTID-A. tidy GIRL for general house
AZ, doc, 9ss
WhETT11p-By respectable women, q STU.
" ALTON 81 purse; Has Away. been nursing
isss,s:d = assist 81 'i' IL D'sn ;:9Sns
WANTED-At 4s5 NJ street. between Ilth and
and sSens snd maze sGSsd
ally useful in . small family. m lf-st'
V6UTH WANTED-One who can set type
& Esef Box 81. IT,
WANTED-To buy or rent, q drst class HOUSE,
s1a t sna e II pay
GAP GAP Address Immediately Post Office Box
S3OO .units is now pTessated to psPaa SsFson
willing to advance the above amount In cash to
pfS; sc ssaI M
sssd
WANTED-AL LOT OF eRoUFD, 201s0 feet,
w tno objections to a few seet more or less in
sul dss H. ." once 's as
WAHTED--A Competent PERSON, to take
at M ias oapsd :hs st az
between s1 Ssh and 10th SIS near Lincoln Square.
w ell kinds Of country work married man pre-.
ierred. STEADY enployment, Can work By tue
3 s: shoD 0D''' osSs 81 = a'd
WAssTCsDFsIR4Eu sa Th19%nsss. o9|oFss
.Ssn .na sp u s.sso se h s's
WAFTEDTOB BUY-By =. JUsTH. Ladies'
derelsthins Bedding. Boots and Shoes, &C., &c &C. :,
st 2s41;, 7th street, between L and n streets
Phsstn: tn n; B.-Ho matter how much they h.ye
WANTID-wANTBD.MENf for tho United
mOr. ssso.a aarpTy psyro Z. 4el Bait
qur. noqgE 70 srIsS Re-.
.as SfEnsa ix Soo4s ssd snd
~ erSen; %l.h m.ss?s in SSsssn.as ;s%sa...
inauiTs an sfskR dSs
N = ,,u .o.,.. ~. - ;, y Real E.tass once,
Psn.s Buldinr. .ysass Rooms shH 'ssn sna i g.
WAnTH9-A Farnlsned HOUSE. centrally
rent S Be a6os 9tns Ros@s
RSd nSe g. p:,n. Or Boom No. OslOniz
WAATER-A sITgATI0N es seamstress, By .
Gan
ass go Bo1 ao css Addres
PIoTUEs FRaMIS ala ssra aAsD LOOKING,
,ssss = r :ss ssSs issssast ssa.s T:s
Sords fail:. Rings, &C., is very large, and will
- RUsTIC FRAMES, H#
aI0I earn sssS size to full h sias beth square and
.WALaUT Oval AID sQuiARx rRAmls. 3
The most varied and complete stock In this city
l6spectsl attention given to framing Portraits
And Photographs and every description OF Pic.
!, .s,I I5: ss2,,a .. ..zs:s.
" CARRIAGES aH7.
5menf sf fret GLASS csrrisges. Persons
a,i.h and prices. RiRs iRSs,R PreS'sS ssssndsa
Rspository 3sz b sf., bet ssS q And q Sth. az
N 9 ST Shop ATT 8th street. nesr b.
ThPeBTAkT 80 6ABIHHT lfAKEBs.
Rave just tsesi we'd lafEs asspr tnss,t OF Ohair
snd Gofa, SPRINGS; also. HAIR cloth Of ali
sassa which an nUsh e ss low
~ 'o,''' S91 y sts betvsen 10Th aaa aaa iitA 4
ff4gUssFURAisHIAG a00Ds q syesL Do :
,spQTo1 Ac fAlGILyjHlEAD 101si p&cklsdaSd
slloAd. ttn HNlf H.Wl6URo91LEs
4 ~ y ~ s9 ! qerAeR aass eAtt 2 ssrssts.<
Evening star., 1867-05-13

BIDS OPENED. -, To-day proposals were
opened in the Mayors Office for the grading Of
18th street west. from South Carolina avenue
to street south. There were about go bids
ranging frem 12 TO 25 cents per yard, the 10 ".
est being that of Messrs. j. Grehan j. Co, to
whom the contract will be awarded
Evening star., 1867-05-13

THE ARsKSAL.-On Saturday, 80 harness
makers employed at the Arsenal were dis
charged, leaving but two at work In the de.
partment, and IL is expected that the gun.
cleaners, numbering about 30, will be dis
charged this week, which will leave less than
a hundred civilians employed, where during 2
the war there were over a thousand kept busy.
frequently two gangs might and day) being
at work.
Evening star., 1867-05-13
WANTS.

PENNIKs can be had in any quantities at the
Star Off ce counter = '.- ... :.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

BORN UNDER ADVERSE CIRCUMsTAHCRs-
Saturday night woman named Margaret
Diggins was arrested, and taken to the Second
Ward station, charged with the larceny or a
shawl, and was held for a further hearing
Early this morning she was safely delivered
mains at the station.
Evening star., 1867-05-13
PROPOSALS.
P62 fiysss s0R SAs 4sP WV sYwrss sss

ace, City He'll, urtil IL 0 'clock NJ, MpNBAY,
tse ass OF Nay next. fer farnisA ing and laying
the Gas and wefer servics pipes, vita she ueees-
sary atop cocks and bo1es and lstsssl sewer
Ensss 10 ssse @ nSsLth mort bst~esa sscesaf a sna
end subdi tisionsi parts of lots that are not 81
rsady provided. These. With specifications, an
be seen at tho once OF the Oom sioner Of l IN
provspen nts In the basemt nj Of the vest wtsg Of
the City Ball. The right 10 Reserved 10 ressos
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Oommtssioner Fou rth ward
as HE e. BARNES,
Oommfssioner Fifth Ward
m HIT fIpt,kUol um bi an. / .G.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

LARCENY.-Robert Jenkins, lad OF four.
teen years, was arrested Saturday by Off Ger
Riley, charged with the larceny of saddle
and bride, the property of Hon. Jas. Har Ian:
and saddle and bride, the property of W.
G. Busey. Esq, Of Georgetown. The stolen
property was all recovered at q Junk shop in
the First Ward: and the lad confes sed the lar.
ceDies and was sent to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

i FINE NElMPRoVEMRST.-The locality known
as Union Row. corner o. 7th and r streets.
leased by Mr. Il. q. Robbins, has been recently
entirely remodelled and enlarged, so as TO
make one building, covering an area of about
1900 feet of ground, containin over one hum
dred rooms, suitable for tirst-class hotel on
the European plan, and from the desirable
ness OF the locality will doubtless prove a
profitable speculation to Mr.. Robbins. The
entire Improvement, except the wall pa apering.
has been done by colored mechanics, and COM
pares favorably with similar work done by
white men ca"
Evening star., 1867-05-13

Et1 -5s = 2 = q . aF---- 7sa >. a 939-.
= We sespectfufly II form our numerous frisndl
and custpMefa that we NJ ye enp0rarily removed
our bup3esep To- M. Z 9f 9Th street betWesn D Ind
q, where W thelf haepT 90 ssrys them at ouI
WI sY - = - ibsDzR1oE PULLING !
seszssa.ssIsG "a fzsAG1 CT ga ~
Evening star., 1867-05-13

THE FISH WHARF.-Yesterday, about las, 600
herring and 5000 shad were landed al the fish
wharf, and all day long the trade WAS active.
The ruling prices were S5 TO 81 per thousand
for herring, and sI1 20 SIS for shad. Daring
q part of The day some lots of herring were
sold as low as 81. The fishermen are now in
good spirits, and it is expected that the season
VIII last for two or three weeks yet.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

THE CIRCCsIH TowN.-The grand eavalcade
OF the performers OF Mike Lipmau's famous
com bined circas and exhibition Of trained am
mails created a sensation on the avenue to. day.
The cavaliers and ladies mounted on fine
horses, the performing animals, and the clown
with his diminutive mule team were all OBJ
jects of attraction to the children Tho III ronged
the streets. We venture to predict crowded
tent at the opening exhibition this evening.
The canvas will be pitched at the old place
Sixth street, near the avenue.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

DEATH OF JUDGE DAY.-A dispatch received
in this city yesterday from a member OF Mr..
Days family, dated at st. Louis, brin gs in tel
ligenee that Mr. Day died while on his way TO
his former home in St. Anthony, Minnesota
Mr.. Days health has been failing for num-
ber OF months, and his condition was regarded
as hopels ss previous TO his departure tor Min
nesota bat in the hope THAI change OF cli-
mate might save his life, his family, In defer
ence to his wishes, left this city with HIM on
Tuesday evening, April 80, en- their way 70
st Anthony, although il was believed by
many of his II ends here that he woald not
reach Minnesota alive.
Evening star., 1867-05-13

THE UNDERsIGNED WOULD SELL HIS
L BOOKS, STATIOHERY, and retail trade for
eight thousand dellArs. They are worth more
The b9snsSs is nsysr ~ large alssy, selid The
Of some of the modern elements. Except for q
period when the war was opening no week caa be
found for twenty years In which the business
profits we're not saual in the worst times. to tn .
nected with IL. 1t 10 offered as safe found sti on
on which . more active tr rade may be reared.
Store, Fixtures, Cellar and Ware room at q
moderate rent FRAHCK TAYLOR.
my4 .. .f Bookseller.
A PRIYATE sALE-A desirable two story
a good dry cellar under kitohen; well located; .
few blocks from the Capitol Apply on the premi.
ses. Ith street east, between and b sts. norta
Capitol Hill. my7
EOR RENT-Two l-story FRAME HOUs Gs.
= on, New Jersey aysnus, near South Capitol
Gate. Both have side alloys, wood sheds, and
hydrsnts, and are adapted for dwelliaes or shoe
9Th street west ....f IA 80 mv5tf
DOB eALH-LOT No 8, in Square 50, on 3sd
Is street west, between = street north and vir.
9pts avenue Said Let is feet front. l47 feet ~
inches deep. and Improved by s new frst class
.ooG .ooG House: containing hvs rooms: Also, two
I've rooms each. The three houses rent for About
Sion III ri ssiysH. % rl'f pB BBo%HH o%%HHea's seN posses
I'ap is-tf ass sth street, between and r.
ZOE BENr-DWELLING HOUSE. With fami.
Il ly garden, two miles from the Capitol. In
quirs 81 s. b. sCAGGS, Washington Post Office.
LOB sALR-Atwo-st story BRICK HOUSE near
the northeast boundary Of the city; rooms
snd nslls with large lot of ground enclosed Prics
Evening star., 1867-05-13
CITY ITEMS.

SuRPRIsrHGLT BEAUTITuL Is the selection
81 MOVERS Of mr. M: O. Febry on his stands in
tne Oenter ana Northern markets. He ha.
'snoWn .ue some newIvarieties OF roses, the
are as Ne ss'P P.es,sss s supplies pr
Sscn is, week. Aliloyers Of tho beautiful should
srEoIAL .ArrkarIos is called to the sla
Sentlemen's BaFiness Suits at Henning's One
Price Clothing Store. on the corner of Seventh
s,fee, .s,s ana Msryh nd avenue They are marked
AT this hRpre 70 suit the demand for a low
priced suit which viii wear well.
JxwRLRY. Warranted Bog Wood Sets;
plated Spoons and Forks, received this morn.
ing at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
43o Pa. avenue. near AZ street.
ceiying to- day Cherry stone Oysters, the finest
OF the season. Epicures will do we'll TO give
TIE ORIGINAL T. NJ. HARVEY.
PROF. GRIFFITH commences second course
OF drill lectures on Reading and Eiocution st
the Law BuildIng this evening. AL interest
ed are invited to JOIN the class. s
WHITE SHIRTS, Si.75, Ss,f So. so; good Cotton
Haf Hose; pair for IS cents. gauze Under
shirts, SO cents to S2.5O; Gray's Imitation
Linen: and Byron Collars, 25 cents per box. at
Francs, 4A 9TH. street; between ID and T.
streets, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall t0-1:
ECONOMY is the highway to wealth-there
fore economise and buy your Gents Furnish =
ing goods at Francs; Good Cotton Half Hose,
12Kc; Gauze Unaershrts from SO cents to
So SO; good White Shirts, S1.75, 81, 50 so 4sl
lows Hall. 1911:
! 4 For GENTS Furnishing Goods ana Shirts
made to order 60 to Francs. A94 7th street,
between D and Il streets, three doors abo We
Oad Fellows Hall. 10.1: d,
Dr.. wHrrz. Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9th streets, contiR.
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles,
Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from
q m. to S p. m, and to 8 p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
NAL Az PIRDs.-Ponr cors. ognons, inverse
oagles. etc., conseil DR.. White, Pennsylvania
avenue, No 4s4 pres rue Az. Etabli 1861. s.
No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made than
IN Clothing at the present reduced prices at
the GrearCentral Clothing House, 460 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office. -s..t
Go AND SEE those tiftesn dollar suits, re.
ceiyed this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 460 9TH street, opposite the
Post Office. -.-.l'" 'f'..
ONRHuNDRED SUITS at twenty dollars Just
received. OaM and look at them at the Grea,
Central Clothing House, AGO 9TH street, oppo-
sile the Post Office .4.. -7r~s.r.'. p
JUST RECEIVED this merning one hundred
more Of those fine twenty five dollar sults, at
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO 7th
street. opposite the Post Once. 'f.. .s
JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
I, House r. ...- s.- -. J. H. SMITH,
lid 460 7th street, opposite Post Office.
PENNIES can be had in any Quantities at the
Star Off ce counter = '.- .-
Evening star., 1867-05-13

FOB REET-Iwe pleasant, airy unfnrnshed
Il ROOMS, on lst floor, suitable for office or
other pur poses at el3 = street, between I4th
and l5t h streets, near the Treasury Possession
given Immediately. Apply on the premises.
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Evening star., 1867-05-13

"A sALE-A DRUG STORE and FTXTUREs,
in central part Of Georsetown. is now offered for
sale; q bargain, II is of the oldest aad best
known establishments in town. For terms. ad.
dress Lock Box 10, Georgetown, d. O.. Post
Office. nv 63ga
Evening star., 1867-05-13

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