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How TO CUT GLAss-Some we'll dressed
snyster mas been going the rounds OF the city,
Ia'eiy IN me eastern section, proposing 70 teach
families the art of cutting glass any desired
shape and size, the instruments required being
IN every house, so that there is no expep - "a We
ne modest Little sum (e2) he asks for imparung
ne secret The cash down, he then tells the
party 10 take red hot poker and mark the
gisss IN such shapes as they desire IL 20 break
and then but A slight force is required 70 effect
me oclect VI course the result OF any such
experiment can b. imagined
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ANPUTATRD.-The reported death of Mr.
Richard Harrington Oh Saturday last, who had
his leg broken on Friday, and was otherwise
injured from the falling Of a scaffold TO a house
Al the corner of 9th and L streets, which he
was assisting in painting, was incorrect. He
is still living, though with but little hopes of
recovery. Yesterday morning, the broken leg
was amputated, which now leaves him legiess,
as he lost one OF them during the late war.
Mr.. Harrington was alive at noon to-day
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SALE OF JOB PRINTING HoUsE.-The
National Intelligencer job printing office with
type, presses. &c, was this morning sold al
auction by Green and Williams, for S5,9lI.77
All the articles were sold separately, the pur-
chasers ofall, being II. PoIkinhorn, Of this city,
ito amount Of S5,slO.75) and j. II. Breach, OF
New York
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HAVANA CIGARS CHEAP. On Saturday
night, about III o'clock, Lewis Sims aud Will
liam Crawford, with SIX other negroes, entered
Sayres cigar store on Penna. avenue, between
lItn and 18th streets, and asked to look at a box
OF cigars. The clerk handed them q box when
tney asked some other questions, one Of them
I'D me mean while handing the box TO another
OF Inc party standing near the door. ALI hands
then started out, and the clerk after them. The
police succeeded in capturing Sims aud Craw-
Drury
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CPRING AND sUMMIR GOODS
JOHN III SMOOT

1I9 Bridse Strset, Georgstotra, DC,
HAS received large assortment Of SPkING AND
sUMDER GOODS comprising full line Of choice
styles Of LAhIES' DRisS GOODS, super BIark
Silds. Silk ehallies, Bombazines, Mohairs, Pop
nnettes, Gray and Fancy Mixtures for Salts
Grenadines, Oreandes. and other desirable dress
iaorfcs Llama, Lace, and other ehawls; Alexao-
dres ana Oeprvotauf Q and other Kid Gloves Ho-
tIery, &c. Also. . complete assortment OF House
ruInsh1ng Goods, Sheetings. Damasks, Napkins
stock OF Gentlemens and Boys wear. and Bones
nc Cottons OF the best makes, to which he Invites
tne attention OF cash bxyerS. Warrington cu.fo
mers will hind IL to their interest to call And see
goods AND prices. an IL lmi 7 n
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THE PUBLIC GROUNDs.-Workmsn have
commenced the erection OF an iron railing on
either side OF the terminus Of I5k street, south
OF the Treasury Bailding, which will bound a
roadway to De carried in q curve from that
street to 18th street, and will inclose the space
cow occupied by the sheds which have been
used as workshops for the Treasury Extension.
as also some OF the open field adjoining. The
old wall around the Presidents Grounds will
be removed and when enlarged In this manner
and properly graded, the grounds attached to
the Executive Mansion will present a much
finer appearance than heretofore. The White
Lot, adjoining, from which base ball players
have been ordered of, will be considerably
improved during the coming season by the
planting Of trees and shrubbery.
The Capitol Grounds are being cleared MP
generally, aud workmen are to-day engaged in
clearing out all the old sycamore trees which
make so much filth, and withal for shade pur.
poses were never desirable.
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fIRE--Aboui AZ O'Clock Yesterday an alarm
OF nre was sounded from box 9, corner OF 9TH
street east and III street north, occasioned by
me burning of butcher shop and stable.
owned oy George kiilIan, at the corner of I'm
SIert East and street north. On account of
tne scarcity OF water in the vicinity the prom
erty was entirely destroyed. Loss about 81, 500.
IuIiy insured The Columbia and MeIgs en-
Sine- ana The Metropolitan truck We're on tn e
ground.
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WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SocIRTY-This
society, which for two or three years has been
holding It's Sunday evening meetings AT Tenn
perance Hall, on Z street, last night occupied
for the Est time the hall on 9th street. in w hat
Is known Is the Union League building The
meeting was very largely attended, an unusu
~ num- Der Of ladies being present. Mr. John
H. Thompson presided, and addresses were
delivered oy Messrs. ID. p Holloway, VIM q
Flood, W r. Drew, and o. X. Harris. Mrs
J. s Grifnng being present, also made a yerv
interesting speech in advocacy OF the great
cause. In which she said women were particu-
larry Interested number Of signatures were
ootalned TO- the total abstinence pledge
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PASSING CoUNTKRFkIr MoSEy-Op Sa.nr
oaf night painter named Richard Rountree
va arrested by Lieut.. Skppon on the charge
% passing counterfeit money on a gardener.
legged thar Rountree gave the countrvmen .
counterfeit - bill. receiving as change s1g in
eooo money: he was committed to IaiI for A
further hearing by Justice Walter.
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DRPCTY REGISTER OF WuLs.-Colonel
Webster, the Register Of Wills, has appointed
IS his deputy Mr.. James 5. Edwards, who has
been attached TO the once for several wears and
has served very acceptabiy as Deputy Register
under Mr.. Robbins and Col. o Beirne. A bet
ter selection could not have been made
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THE FORTY HOURS ADoRATIoN-The forty
hours alteration Of tns Blessed Sacrament one
OF the greatest deyotIons in the Catholic
church, will be commenced at ST. Patrick s
church on Sunday morning next az the con-
clusion of High Mass, and will continue on
Monday and Tuesday following. There viii
be grand High Mass on each day, the adora
tloH concluding with the mass service on Tues.
day,
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CLOSED CP-Mr. J. a. Willsop fnrn;,nr.
dealer, corner OF 9Th and ID strrst- mas hssn
closed up by his creditors, and his Hshiitt,ss
will not fall short OF slta.e0. The police 100
alIsetsd 70 care Tor me premises Yesterday. A
corner OF and 5th streets, closed doors. and
since then Sears Bro, IL will b remember-
ed, surrendered TO their creditors.
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The BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
VIEWS ibited AZ Odd Fellows Hall eyery
night this week are alone worth the price of
admission, but when in addition we ha We the ne
ONO entertainment of Skin Il Gaylord's Minis.
trtIs, who appear In burlesque, pantomime, tic
anu me distribution Of S10V in presents every
hignt, there should be q rush up 9TH street
every evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-19

SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Fitch & Fox, real
estate brokers and auctioneers, have sold the
following lots in Alexandria county, Virginia.
about two miles across the Aqueduct bridge
Lot 1, containing III acres, TO Mrs. E. w. Nc
Graw. at $50 per acre; lot 2, ad joining and same
SIZE, to j. w. Patton, for $40 per acre; loL g.
adjoining and same size, to Mrs E.W. NcCiraw
for Sl4 per acre; lot S, adjoining and same size
to ]. W. Patton, for S3i per acre: lot 6. adjoin.
ing and same size, to A. }. Carrico, for S53 per
acre.
Knbourne and Latta, real estate brokers'
have sold part of lot of 13, squares II, on l
street, between 25th and Goth streets, to John
Ryan, al 10 cents per square foot; part same
lot to Dennis Hickey, at ~ cent per squire
foot; eastern part lot II, square II, on l street.
near 25th, to John O'Nel, at 10 cents per SO uare
foot; middle part lot Ia, square II, to John
Scanlon, at 10 cents per square foot; west part
lot IA, square II, to James Keongh, at 10 cents
per square foot; east part lot ,, square L., to
Dennis Hickey, at 10 cents per square foot;
also, part lot 2, square 81, to Patrick Cleary, at
) cen Is per square foot.
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PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the 'OrigInal Franc" 49i It'll street, between
ID and GOOD White Shirts, 81 to 81 IS
Fine White Shirts, S1.75 to % 50: Good Merino
Shirts and Drawers, IS cents each; Good White
Pocket Handkerchiefs, 20 cents each; Good Cot.
ton Seeks, 10, Is, 20, IS cents per pair; Paper
Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents per dozen.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other article in the gents furnish.
ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Remem-
Der the name and place, The Original Franc"
494 9TH street, between ID and E. Also notice
the large plate glass window. 2T,I:
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CHARtIABLE bkprksrs.-The will OF the
haze Mary Downs, admitted 70 probate m the
Orphans Court on IA urday osa Gained : !. ssp
each 20 g. Joseph's Male and 81, yincsnrs Be.
asIe orphan Asyium and to Rev. Fathe.
Essne o<S. Pafrick's church
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CITY ITEMS.

BRAcKLHrs+Flat and Chased, Gold Lined
Bands, received this morning. 1t Prieg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 40 Pennsylvania
avenue, near 4 street.
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btRSLaRf.-On Saturday night the shoe
shop of Mr.. John r. HeadIy. on IIth stree,
between Maryland ayen ne and street, tSouth
Wssning,on,D was entered by cutting out tne
sIats OF the window shutters, and boots and
shoes valued az ass were taken on
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SuDDsN DKATH.-Patrick Kelly, residing on
" street, between Maine and Maryland ave
nnes, fell dead on Saturday night, on 9TH street,
neai ID Yesterday the coroner, DIR. Potter.
heio an inquest over the remains. and the Jury
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL AND HIGH.
WAY kOBBERY.-On Saturday afternoon as
Moses Waskey, peddler, was liz a store. corner
OF 18th and L street, three colored men attacked
the colored man in charge OF the wagon and
drove him of and attempted to run off with the
wagon but Waskey coming out they turned on
bun knocking him down with a shovel and
seyerely beating him. Oficers Greer and
Dimes but the other man John Clagett. made
has escape. Lieutenant Hurley ascertaIning
that Clagett was in the neigh borhood OF Ten
nHliytown went out in a buggy on Saturday
nigh: and arrested him. The parties had a
hearing before Justice Drury and committed
them to Jail for court TO answer for assault and
battery with intent to kill and highway
robbery.
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THE P0fONAC FRONT.-A fine breeze pre-
walls along the wharves this morning, which
produces increased activity In the movements
OF vessels The steamer wawaset, Fawke,
from Gone river, reached Potomac Ferry wharf
yesterday afternoon with large lot OF couu-
try produce, fish, and passengers At Berry's
wharf the steamer W. W. Colt arrivei yester-
day from Baltimore, with merchandise and
passengers. Appended is the wharf arrivals
and departures:
Cartsr's Wharf.-Arrivsd-Sch ]. b. NV.
ers, Wilson, from Hudson river, N. Y, with
as tons of blue stone for Nicholas Acker; Ma.
tnan Tyler, Moore, from Havre.de.Grace, with
63,oOO feet OF lumber for J. d. Kitch d 90.
SaIled-Schr. r. H. Stanard, Hubbard for
Georgetown, TO finish discharging shingles and
lumber.
Johnson's Whaf.-Arrived-Sch Daniel
Holmes, Rulon, from Roundout N. Y, with
ice for the Great Falls Ice Company. Men,
sailed from RoundOut. N. Y, on the 18th inst. =,
schr. Oliver ScOfield, DIsosway, with ice for
the Great Falls Ice Company.
Rdey's Whdrf.-Arrived-S.ea Colu mba,
and passen gers; schTs. Emma, Trott, for Nor.
folk. with lumber for Mohun & Son: and about
one dozen small vessels loaded with oysters
for Turner Il Son and for market.
? Foicler's Whdrf.-Arriyef-Schr. l. T. Dun
mock, Gosler from Salisbury, Nd, with ium.
Der for WIilet IL Redgrave; Joseph Parker,
-, from Baltimore, with lumber for Mo-
hun Il Son.
/ Foy's WLdrf.-Arrivpd-Sch Federal Hill
Wheeler. from Norfolk. with lumber for w illet
4 Redgrare; Clara Bell, AppIegartt, with lum-
Ger for j. o. Evans; Odd Fellow, jarrett, TO
load fertilizers for Nanticoke river. Oregon
McCraxter, from Nan emoy, with wood for
market Sailed-Schr. Union, Perry, down
the river, light.
Charts Wharf-Arrived- Annie r
lumber and shingles for T. Edward CLARK &
Co.
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DENTISTRY.

lies; w; AND q. q; MkleILL DIETTsfs
hUB between l2th and 18th streets, fur
nish AkTlFIClAL TEETH on any kind az
OF Plefe desired. Pure Ntfvoss Oxsds Ga, oou.
stsntiy on hand for extracting ieeth without psip
We GUARANTEES TO al those having Uork done Il our
nR. LEwIE DAVIS DENTAL AssoOIA.
~ TION.
No. ESQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and ISsh streets
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Govrnrxrur SALrCTe.e.ou-.

GovIRNNHnT SALH.-Ths(ioverr
cry az BATTERY Rodsers. consisting OF the In q
Der IN the barracks, quarters, ONCE. hosniraI
&e, was sold Saturday on the premisss bv puh'
Ilc auction.
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BREAKING INTO AN OPFICE.-About ten
o'clock last night two boys broke into the Office
at Norment's lumber yard, corner of M 1rylan
avenue and Sd street, and carried OFF an old
musket, but being pursued closely, threw the
weapon away .. d
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MANHOOD

In the youpg And rising generation, the vsssts.
tive Dowers Of life strong. but In fen pears bow
often the pallid hue, the lack lustre eye and eDa
cfafcd form, and the inpossibiiity Of application
mental effort, show is bsnsfal influence. 10
soon becomes evident to the observer thst some de-
pressing influence is checking the development OF
the body. Gonsump tion 10 talked Of, and perhap
the youth 10 removed from school and sent into
the country. This 10 one of the worst movements.
Renewed from ordinary diversions cf the ever
changing scenes Of the city the powers Of the body
too much enfeebled 20 give zsst TO healtblul and
rural exercises, thoughts are turned invards upon
themselves.
III the patient be q female, the approach Of the
mepses 10 locked for with anxiety. a. the first
symptom in which Nature is to show her saving
power in dihasing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom OF health. Alasl increase
appetite has grown b. what it fed on the energies
the system are Frustrated, the whole ecoRo.
my is dersneed Che beautiful and wonderful De
riod In Which body mind Undergo % fascinaslns
Q change from child 20 woman, fs looked for IN
vain; the parents heart blee1s in anxiety, and
snoies the grave but y aiting for It's victim
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IHh coNIkAcT for furnishing the Metronol
Ltsn police OF ,ais city with blue nannel. has
oe-n aWsloeo 70 Wall, Robinson K Co., a. same
lice. Wy Po'
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IHS DRAMATIC RKADIHe IN GERMAN bv
Will be great treat to our GERMAN fs1rc- -,
~ sns as Mr. q uttman Is highly spokeu OF nv
ings. ms oehSereo read
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DROPosALs FoR ENVELOPES
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Sealed Proposals VIII be received AZ tn: Depart
ing sn1soPe: FOR .Se u.. M 70.
during period Of two wears from the LIST q July,
be rsaufsd apTes. 81 envelopes that
Class No. !, looo.ooo, more less, So By 81 in
Olass No. ?, 4oOo 900, more Ices, So by s3s in
Glass No. s. 10000, more or less, ga BY g. in.
Glass No. &, rsO.oco, more or less, BY Q in.
Class No. 6, $1,000. more or less. a. by To-. in
For Glass No; ], an ordinary quality Of buff or
yelox paper vii snswer The Other classes ..
ooloaed paper. ss may be required, OF approved
All the above mentioned envelopes must be made
sealing upon the entire ieeats Of the sS and nu uS
suea sss :i : Be
banded in parcel. Of twenty i've, packed in pssse
letter and sstr. .s. ..s .ss o. sss5.
wrapped IN strong paper, as % bear trsnsrertse
ton hy mail for deliver 20 postmAsters when
~,aPeins viii be dispensed with.
strong strong wooden boIs. sod propsrly s6dres.ed bui
OF direction mastbe placed upon Spst ss
the contractor the whole 70 be done under the d.
The envelopes must be furnished in such guam
tltts as msy from time TO time be required 20 an
ether The PEN ses n sf aS
nere the accepted BIDDER resides, or ct the suye-
General nay direct free Of Cost for oHe psSs
Bids are also invited for 50 600 envelopes, mere
PAPER: By s-IS inches; and % bs printed in the
the pesd Deter Once and q the STAN ped .nvs-
i've If s:s 1 aS % ,s
Z. :. 2s Asey IN Ne. and
titles .s from time to time may De ordered
PAksge lnvelope. ;"s by ioSs inches. made IRON
Il Bor q t acsS:s RI
the 70 be put up in pssieboard or straw b5Nes
zach s01i;sninF 2 and Psoked in soedsn e.ss:
the or to OF ssss 70. Is
rected free OF cha re~ for ns@hins ss "e Nh
An enyeloPe. embraced in TITS advertisement re-
conveyed as freight Tree Of cost Tor tr.n.po1ts
non; those Tor delivery 70 Postmssters 20 pass
The nrst delivery OF envelopes specified above 70
be made on er about the nr.t OF July NEXT
which proposals in lfted may be see on appIf-
cation at the principal post onices or 1t the De
Bidders are required to furnish specimens of the
envelopes they propose TO supply; and no hid will
turers. accompanied by sstisfsctory sgaraatee.
The price bud and the quality OF sam pies ubmit-
ted viii De taken into consideration in awarding
Bonds will be required for the faithful perform
anoe OF the contract, and all payments under it
The Postmaster General reserves the right 20 re-
Jet any or all bids il deemed compatible with the
Bid must be endorsed up Proposals for onioe ara
Returned Letter Envelopes, !" &C. 81, = Pro posais
may BE- and sSdresssd 70 the fhi1a Assistant Post
JOHN A. J. CRrsswELL.
m ATT rar
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CHARGE OF LARCENY. Yesterday Officer
Gates arrested Henry McGraw, engaged with
Mr.. Jacob Miller, a butcher, on the charge Of
the larceny Of 80 pounds OF bacon from his EN-.
ployer and Justice Walter committed him &c
lail for court
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Anusements, &C., Tonight.

Rsshings Opera Troupe. .Maritana."
ODD PILLOWS HAIL--Skih and Gaylord-s
Minstreis- 500 worth Of presents distributed
10 the audience.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Pantouime, ballet and
other attractions.
vAHia avenue.
HBrRoPoLIfAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
TIE, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth and
I2th streets Open every night-with q first
class entertainment.
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COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoN.-At the
meeting OF Columbia Typographical Union No.
lOl, on Saturday evening, Messrs. T.. MacMar-
ray, Daniel w. Flynn aid John 7. HalIeck
were elected delegates to represent the Union
at the National Convention, 70 be held al
Albany during the hrst week in June, and al
appropriation Of S75 each was made to nav
their expenses. Resolutions OF respect TO the
memory Of John ID. Bayne, late proof.reader on
the Jntetttg'acer, were unanimously adopted.
and an appropriation for the benefit Of the
family was made. A communication from thu
Bookbinders' Association was received, an
nouncing that they had adopted the eight hour
was referred the proposed National Union Con-
sttuton and the Subordinate Union Constitu.
ton, drawn up at the Convention held In this
city in June last, was submitted, and resolu-
tons recommending certain amendments to the
proposed Consultation were adopted. The
meeting, after quite a spirited contest on the
part Of the friends Of the various candidates
proposed as delegates to the National Union,
adjourned al u o'clock.
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1917 ALhk1 FIxED-Yesterday morning aftsr
chapel held a meeting, and after con.n,,s,.sy
IL Was ueclded TO fx the salary OF the pastsr
Rev. ID. feyton Brown, AT sI.7O0 for the prsssn
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TEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge will be made for extracting whore Ar
tlheial Teeth are inserted. although the
pstisnt VII be required 20 Day for thee
VIII ba deducted when the teeth are made The
a $50 Is nos prepared 20 make Teeth on
Gold, silver, and Rubber ~ New York, phfladei-
phia, and Boston prices All perpons wishing den
tel work done can have it cheap &c in the above
nanea cities All work will be dore Ga the neateet
and best manner, ana Narra ted TO give entire
satisfaction Persons viii DO well 90 call ana en-
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MAYORT OFFICE,
AVA GEORGETOWN, D. G., April l9, 1882
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTIONS

I sa.I,a paIn ~ X,TVNInAOIVhs:
signed until WBDN ESDAY, April 81, at II O check,
Tor grading ,Eraveling, guttering and curbinG the
east line OF High street. from the Intersection
Of 5th) Fifth street north vardlv g Seventh 9TH
street Bidders will state the price of grading Der
CUBIC yard greve!ipe per square yard; curbfpg
(Nsrth hver is inch blue stone) per running foot:
gathering, paved with cobble stone, Der sonare
yard. All material necessary to Completes the work
to be furnished BY the contractors Ct their coat.
II. III. SWElNY. Mayor,
JOHN II. NEWMAN Commission OF Streets
I'm ~ Ssioos''
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BLACK CLOTH SUITS, the coats in sack style,
BIS. SIS and 81; Back Cloth SUITS, coat in
frock style, sac SIS and 9St just received at
"A. Straus' Fashionable Clothing House, Penn
sylvania avenue, bstween 10th and lin sts. 10
our SuuIaoe,
and chest viii always prevail. Cruel con.
sumption will claim its victims. These dis
eases, II attended TO in time, can be arrested aud
cured. The remedy is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry.