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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
GPunIC-No. 80
Al ACT 81 incorporate the Washington
UOmCppnthir Medical Society

An ACT 10 Incorporate the Washington
Homeopathic Medical Society.
De Il enacted by he Ss7idic and House Of R,p-
Jcsentdtiues Of ne Uniicd States Of America IN
Congress dsSulbb'L That Tuliio 5. Verdi,
Gustayc W. Pope, &, W. SOnnonschmidL +.
s. Kimball, rnJ Jchu Braincrd, and their as
sOciatcs and successors, physicians, be, and
they hereby arc, made corporation by tho
name of the Washington Homeopathic Medi-
cal Society, with all the powers and privileges
and subject to all the duties liabilities, and
restrictions set forth In this act.
Sec. 2. And bc u further enacted, That said
corporation may hold real and personal estate
to tho amount Of twenty thousand dollars.
Sec. .. And be Il further enacted, That the
members Of said society, or such Of their OIL.
Gers or members, as they shall appoint !
shall have the power TO practice medicine and
surgery aud collect their fees within the Dis
trlct oil Columbia.
Sec. 4. And bo Il Further enacted, That the
members Of said society, or such Of their OFF,
GERS or members as they shall appoint shall
have full power and authority to examine all
candidates for membership concerning the
practice Of specific medicine and surgery, pro-
vidcd said candidates shall sustain u good
moral character, and shall present letters tes-
tlnoniul of their qualifications from some
legally authorized medical Institution; and II,
upon such examination, the same candidates
be found qualified for the practice Of medl-
cine and surgery, they shall receive the certi-
lcatc Of membership or the license to prac-
tico medicine or surgery within the District
Of Columbia.
Sec. 3. And be Il further enacted, That any
acts or parts Of acts conflicting with the pro-
visions of this act be, and are hereby, re-
pcalcd.
Approved April ~, 1870.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

SCHOOL EIAMGNATtos, higher classes In tho
school taught b. Mrs, Condor and Miss Smith were
examined yesterday. The examination embraced the
different subioots studied by the Glasses during the year
AbOut To close. No toKt- books used In the
pupils, then only In connection with the working Of
Amploa The thOrOuEhneaa, accuracy, and prunptness
Of the young ladies In al the subjects very gra
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs Clark and Mn. lIppenoott, who
have dAughtera In the school, and DIR. Parker and
Con EAtOn COMMISSIONER 81 the Bureau Of Edueation
present. and eIproaaed themselves highly pleAsed
nation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11


The accounts from all parts Of the country
agree that the prospect for large crop Of
fruits and cereals Il most guOl- The New
York Post says that In that State In the west
ern counties the apple and other fruits Afford
tho most gratifying assurances Of an nbund.
ant crop. Coming southwark, the peach crup
which II was feared Mt one time would he al
most q total loss, now presents every appear
ancc Of being good. Maryland Is full Of
young fruit and Delaware and New Jersey
will maintain their former reputation. II
may be worthy Of remark that peaches have
been on sale In New York city for two or
three weeks past, gradually falling In price to
one dollar each. Wheat was but little winter
killed, but the protractcd rains have pros
tratod much Of IT, and Threatens rust In
Southern Pennsylvania, Maryland aud Nir-
ginia. Otherwise from nearly every State
come accounts Of the promise Of an unit
sually large yield.
especially In Virginia and Maryland, has been
planted extensively all over the West, partlcu-
iarly In Southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas. There was some inter
ruptlOn and delay of the late planting In this
section by the prOtractcd rains; In the North
west, however, complaints OF severe drought
have prevailed. In the interior OF New York
the crops arc suffering. In the dairying dis
tricts grass is drying up, producing a very
pcrceptiblc difference already In the products
Of cheese and butter. In Pennsylvania, Della
ware and Maryland, however, the grass is ex-
ccllcnt. Further West II Is reported that
farmers are blowing up their !ields Of spring
wheat. In New England like story is told.
hut the hope Of excellent crops Is still well
founded. From the Southern States the re-
ports arc favorable. Tho Lancaster Is. c.
Ledger Of the Sd instant says: Accounts
reach us from different portions Of the county
which represent the crops rs growing very
stands Of cotton, go far as We have heard, arc
all that could be desired, considering tho late
unfavorablo dry weather We do hope, II our
farmers ever again intend to be free men,
aud independent Of the lien system that they
full corn and pea crops. Planting cotton cx-
cluslyoly and buying corn 10 feed plantation
stock will break any farmer In the country"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

HEAVY SAILS or RIAL EsTArE-THE Coon RI
SUITS EldER1's EIECTIos.LThe recent election Of
Mr.. Emery A0ems to have inspired q feeling Of comb
dense in the minds Of capitalists, who invest
ing largely In real estate within days past Measr
Fitch FoI have sold parts Of lots ID II and 49, in
sluAro 7 fronting D feet First street east between
East Capitol and North streets, with depth Of IN
feet, iniprgyed by three.s brick residence, 70
Cyrus w Field, esq., Of New York city, for Sl8O0O
In square ~ fronting on Fast Capitol and First streets
east and containing 1850 square feet to lion. NJ a.
for $3.50 cash,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
Approved, April 0, 1870.


PuBLIC REsoLUTIoN-NO. %.
JOINT RESOLUTION directing an inquiry into
the loss Of the United States steamer "onci-
da."
Whereas, on the twcnty-fourlh day Of Jan
uary last, the United States steamer Oneida"
when leaving the port OF Yokohama, Japan,
came In collision with the British Pcnlnsular
and Oriental mall steamer Bombay" and
sunk almost instantly, with the loss Of nearly
all her officers and tho greater part Of her
men; and whereas the Navy Department has
been unable, In answer TO request Of the
House Of Representatives, 10 communlcate any
detailed or satisfactory information touching
the circumstances Of tho loss, beyond Its eX-
tent and the numbcrOf casualties; md whereas
Il appears that nofu1 and impartial and salts
factory investigation has been made Into the
causes Of the disaster, or Into the conduct OF
the parties implicated In III Therefore,
BE u resolved by DE Senate and House Of
Representatives oIthe United Stdtcs Of Amor
lea IN Congress dSsenibled That the Secretary
Of the Navy shall, with the least practicable
delay, order an inquiry 10 be made Into the
particulars OF the loss Of said United States
steamer "Onclda,n md OF her officers and
mon, including the subsequent conduct Of the
captain Of the steamer Bombay, with view
TO ascertain theresponsibility for the collision
by which she was destroyed, and for the dc
struction Of life which attended the catas-
trophe, and make report Of the same TO Con.
grcss.
Approved, April 7, 1870. H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
tCommuniostsdl
The Grand Array Of the Rep"bl'o aud Cot

Mn Eprron. am sensitive, and ohAie under tho
rcaiigaiion that and tho Individuals constituting the
class with WhnIu am specially allied, arc not respected
according 10 our merit The extent q ny demand -
70 merritt 70 b respected only 70 the eHtent q tho
same Thore Il no oo1rud man, whatsoever merit true
lion n the community no !. fully and Justly respecod
HI, color being the cause efagse o. ihat sonsiuNe.
ness and ohAhng above alluded 70, have not beon
abs 10 koep ny tongue where Il the noble .enulc9
American WIN docs NOD honor ne Tor gpeAhi when
ispl myself aggeyodi Under this ieelas Was W Y"
10 The iaet that soniebody Individual Is Iesponsible
for putting the runlns OF the eolorcd soldior, who
died IN their countJa defonce, into prescribed spot
~ Abingdon that In the memorial services on tho
ocoason Of the annual strewnE Of flowers there VS.
disinilon made becanss Of tho color which once des
when one wOnld have Anaveredi that tho arrango
meats Tor exercises the coored graves were not ~
full and a. oonaidorata those the whites.
called attention 10 the above, bot IN no unknd n
hitter lorna There might be an cIhbh which would
not reflect very credltAbb upon wh9eycr may DO the
rsspoPsbls PARTY DO 70. grsSsa e ~ S 5S. maj ns.
satisfy mo SOME individual might have attompied IN
a manner like unto his effort, 70 have defended mo
prntcrs, vho pru,oribed him because Of hls color,
while they declared that they did 20 because theS 70
Mr. DUaglass'a communication force. the conoln sion
that the GRAND Amy q TIE hcpu5lieI Is 9ot me
ever Ii had given 4 hitting rebuke TO the party who
dsspsad the ashes Of the black heroes by paving such
marked attention thereto, would bo REGARDED re
bnke NJ tho prescribing tho remains o. these noble men
who gave their lives In defence Of tho living; -
Tgy BEST IEAT Lam, In small packages, for famliJ
- ala al ratnFgd nv tho NOFthHfn lrU
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Buy YoURSTRAw HATS WHITE SHIRTs, UN-
DIR CLOTHING and TRUNKS ut LEWIS, 40
Seventh street, between | and X.
go dozen STRAW HATS from Is cts. up.
Try our Linen Bosom SHIRT, at si.5O.
100 TRUNKS In store and new ones coming
In every week.
The FINEST GooDs at THE LOWEST PRICES,
Give LEWIS q call aud sec for yourselves.
One price only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Passed =. s.soS% ss s USTsp sTGTE crr

PUBLtC--No. "a.
Az ACT TO authorize the city Of Buffalo. New
York, to construct n tunnel under Niagara
river and TO erect and maintain an Inlet
% pier thcrcirOm.
BE- II enacted by ne Senate and Iouse of Rem
yrsentdiipcs Of ne UiIiied States Of Auericd 4,
Congress assembled, That " shall and may be
lawful for the city of Buffalo, In the state Of
New York, to construct and maintain tun-
mel under Black Rock harbOr and Niagara
river, extending not moro than four hun
drcd feet outside Of Bird Island pier, ard TO
erect and maintain an Inlet pier therelrom,
said inlet pier TO he located not more than
four hundred feet outside Of said Bird leland
pier. Hs
Approved, April 20, 1870. ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Tue CITI's IsDERTEpsEAa- The bank AeooVni Of
the city Is oyerrANn ISL i1A a. beaidss which
there Is nov due the police force 1l public sohols
HlanO' oolored schOols, sg1,7D,6sI the members Of
Adounon Councils and other Oioers the corpora
tlon 4J65ll; total, 46g1d59 In addition there arc
about SbJOJO worth o. checks ont not paid. In tho
must he ven large, Ia not included Register Cook
daily besiaEod BY tho creditors Of the egrpoFR on sone
Of whom violent In their demands Tor pAymsnt ID
suggested that upon the assembling Of The BOAFda Of
Councils on Monday mort an auditing committee DO
appointed 10 ascertain tho status OF the city financially
This will probably DO done.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

SILK sERGB CoArs-Brown, Olive, and
Black, al A. SAKs a Co.'s,
No. $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

After nearly two weeks Of almost unchansinE dlsA.
yesterday vas Ercsicd b. clear beautiful sanshias
ralRbov and night 81 bluo shy and moonlight Tho
started irpm her wharf iroiShled With three hundred
ladies and gentlemen, comprising the boauiy and eli
cloud that had hoay showers al daJ parted
and the declining sun throw blanc Of Eloy over The
western sky, and bow OF promise Appeared amid the
KFd Ss;s SSS:pfIo1s ,,s su.,SSSd!9s AID nth
steamed down the placid riyer, Tie foliage tho
SSsR Ss sSSa lie ussf wa pPsd T.
that Kept the AT mild as early spring time and there
mnst shJypDIo ucrsEtbdrDf TrSSeHs6n.
Dancing began, when he steamer vas fairly under
their usual reputation. the motion Of tho boat being
so gentle not 70 interrupt the Dancers and hS The
SS"s apo S a. lover dseL S more ssrsas od
STo9Rsd s6oyo NTH cards md eop,s Sn e.
might well form prominent subject
wcre opened and one Of The most agreeable features
Of n. most Sh, ~, sIenr.on yss the SSundanSe
any time, Mr.. George Harvey being not a whit bohlnd
$ D; Gi9' b s fsSs:'
When i aid that each and ali LEFT the tables With
iert and Pisny iSs pTc'sil"ds At III. most important
After supper tho Choral Society furnished the guests
With come o. their choicest music At I.t u the ssosn
sns sSh Se dd:d q he charm " o s
tones There has seldom been an excursion yhe there
vas such entifo and universal sociaDty. Ihore we're
fewer oliques and ErouPinRa each and eyey ono oer
ing their oheeFtuneaa Tor the enjoyment Of the many
and the excursion Of the Choral Sooiety Si long DO
membsred by ts participants an epiaode In their
lives that Will recall only the most peSsnrAbls memo
riGa
The boat returned 10 her mooTings about midnight
the leather Gontinoi2s eIsaI nd 6csptIH and 4 "a,
The close Of the eTeurslon the sAme activity and cheer
ulnoSs that had ElAddened their faces Tsn The boat
first started, There was none OF the lhssitnda that
usually marks the reaction o. any PessuINblo sIsi,s
there was not dull interval In the gay hours that
claimed this party a. their yotAres-
Especial cOmmendAtion IL due tO Captain Dcnty, OF
tho Lady OF the Lake, for his courteous atenta N the
comfort Of tho s1ounsionstA and that the various
mittoos Of the society eciouty performed the duties
assigned them proved by the perfect success Of tho
excursion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

DISTINCT PROPERTY SODA dAy or two ago Tho
Bowling sold tie parcel Of land known as "FigtceTs
Chance" TennAlytown, belonging 10 the late
Hilleary N. smith, containing ~ acres TO O. H. Paine
for Ssl1 per Also, tract Of land, the property
~ Dennis Burns, In the same Vicinity, known a.
"IlOwn't Course containing % acres, 20 DR.. J. w.
Ritchit, for S2S per acre.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

THE LUIS 5UsTARIso ORGANS. The two
organs which minister most directly 70 the
ahpbort. Of the body, are the stomach and
liver. In the former the first process Of diges-
tion takes place, under the action Of that
powerful solvent, the gastric juice. Thence
the food, converted into pulp, passes Into
the duodenum, where II Is subjected 10 The ac-
ton Of tho bile or gall, hewlng from the liver,
and OF the fluid generated by the pancreae, OF
sweetbroad Of tho system. These secretions
separate the nutritious portion from the rest,
and Il Ia then taken up by the absorbent yes
sells and conveyed Into the channels Of circu-
latlon In tho form Of venous blood, while the
waste matter ls discharged through Che bowels
Unless all these processes arc duly performed,
disease Of some sort ls Inevitable, and the
best OF an medicinal agents for preserving or
restoring the tone and regulating the action
o. the three organs-tho stomach, liver and
lntestines-by which tho three-fold work Is
carried on, IL Hostetter's Stomach Bltters.
Indigestion Ia generally accompanied by con-
stipation, and tho gentle cathartlc operation
Of the bittcrs Is no less important In cases Of
this kind, than It's tonic effect upon the
stomach and the hillary gland. Beauty Of
person as well M health, depends In no small
degree upon the regularity Of the executive
functions. A sallOw complexion, q thick
| opaque coarse skin, tainted breath, rush Of
| blood 70 the head, loss Of memory, headache,
and extreme mental depression, are the usual
accomplishments Of cOstlycness. A course Of
the Blttcp will infalllbly relieve, and finally
Danish these obnoxious symptoms, while In
| Migrating TIC stomach and promoting healthy
action Of the liver. This genial vegetable
stoniachlc and alternative, strikes al disease In
| It's primary sources, the assimlating secre-
| tive and cNpulsivo organs, aud the course ID
effects arc consequently thorough aud com.
plctc. cost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

As Will. nE soTICED by an Advertisement, tho races
have again been postponed, until Monday and Tuesday
Of TeHt week over tho National Taoo track. Several
good horses have boon entsred and doubt Afsr-
noon Of good sport will be enioyed The late rains
have boon tho means Of making this track heavy, and
tho postponements have been unavoidable.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
GETTYSBURG.
THE BIRTH PLACE oF GREAT EVENTS.

CouarnstIOn Of the Reported Discovery OF the
selvsrt Of Calculus In the waters OF the
GETTYSBURG SPRING.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

DUTY.-It Is q duty we owe 10 ourselves, as
well Rs to those who are dependent upon us,
10 preserve our health and strength. Bpeor's
STANDARD Wine Bttcrsn arc found 10 be an
unfaillng and valuable assistant In maintain
ing the vigor Of the system, and In keeping Il
In tone.
Sold by druggists and grocers. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
PUBLIC REsoLUTIoS-No. 20.
A RESOLUTION relating TO officers of the Sol
dtara, Home

dIeTs' Homo.
RosOlpod by dle S1ldie and House Of Repre-
sentdiiues Of he United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That the law passed Jan
uary tweuty-hrst, eighteen hundred and sew
enty, prohibiting the assignment Of retired
army officers to duty, shall not apply TO OH
duty ut that Institution, such selection being
approved by the Secretary Of War PI0pkkd,
That they receive from the Government only
the pay and cmolumcnts allowed by law to re-
tired officers.
Annrnvcd Anril q I811
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

HEREAFTER the steamships y. q. KNIGHT, John Glib
and Valley CITY will made their regular trips be
tweon New lors Alehandna, mAsniagton and geotEe
the morning, and Alexandria th? same day at u M For
Particular apply to X, r, A. DonhAm, agent of tho
line, at tho wharf foot o. High street the oornor
Of Seventeenth stToot aud New York Ayenus
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

To THB RESCUE, Ho l-Gentlemen and la
dies who Eavo had their heads contaminated
with nauscating and JUNCTION hair dyes arc In
'yltcd to try PbalOn's new discovery, Nitnlia,
or Salvation for the Halr-clcar and sweet
smelling, without sediment
Sold by all druggists aud fancy good dealers,
nnN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

fUBLIC hKsOLuTION-No. ~.
A RESOLUTION In relation 10 the printing, for
ditional copies di documents emanating
from that department.
ResOlued By he Senate and House Of Repre-
scntdiUes Of he United adtes Of AIS6icd "
Congress assembled, That hereafter, IN addi-
ton 10 the number Of copies Of documents
enanating from the Department Of State
Congregational Printer TO canse 10 be printed
for the use OF that department Ave hdndfed
eOries of every such document, when re-
quested 10 do 50 by the Secretary OF State,
Provided That the expense Of the same shall
in no single case exceed the sum Of ave hun
dred dollars,
Approved, April 10 1870. nG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

The result Of the Washington election for
Mayor will be satisfactory 10 most Of the real
woll-wishors of tho capital. Bowen, the pres
Cnt Mayor, who has been defeated by q large
majority for reelection, Is q man Of mcrce-
nary reputation, and more than suspected OF
corruption. His opponent ia Republican
and received the support Of the better portion
Of the party. We do not know much about
him, but he can hardly fail TO be an improve
ment upon Bowen Cleveland Leader.
In the Washington City election yesterday
Bowen and his ring was defeated, and Mat
thcw q. Emory, Reform Republican, man
standing high for integrity and ability, elected.
-Cinoinndh Gdzetic.
The defeat Of Saylcs J. Bowen for Mayor of
Washington city will not be regarded In the
light OF national calamity. lie Is a political
adycnturer Of the iirstclaus, attaining to
power when the colorcd people Of the District
OF Columbia were first permitted the right Of
suffrage. Under his MayOralty the finances
Of Washington have been wretchodly man
aged, the city government becoming In fact
merely a hospital for hls psts and friends.
His defeat Is an evidence that the colored peO-
pie do not propose 10 DO humbugged by either
party, while II Is at the same time q singing
rebuke 10 the time-serylng,s ycOphantic, money
seeking FOrney and his Washington ChrOiI-
iclc. The Chronicle will now become fierce
Emery paper Indianapolis Journal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

A NEW THEATRE Ia 10 DO built In Baltimore
by Mr.. John T. Ford, the woll-known man
ager, who has secured property on West Fay
cite street. The stock has been literally sub
scTibcd for by citizens OF Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

THOaE or our READERa in search NJ summer board
would do well 10 consult the advertisement In smother
column OF tho RsamaT HOUSE, LeesburH Va, which
has been nsWJ iurnifhed for the speolal Hooommoda
ton Of sum NOR bOardorN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
HENRYR.SEARLE&6.
III ARCHITECTS, "
SO Z Street, Opposite Post 0iHes Dspirtms0t

This YEAsT POWDER Is convenient, economical
and wholesome To II, n you Wsh 70 prove liz superb
orty not ony other Baking Powdsns, but IN the
common methods Of raising dough for making hghi,
ssssi and Ruirt5as Bis0uIt Rola Corn Bread, Buck.
wheat and other Ffidds oAkea, and CAkoa and Past7
Of even variety Put up In tins, net weight A. repro
asntsd. For sale b. Hrooors hrouEhout the United
States Manufactured BY
- DOOLEY a BROTHER,
Propheton.
mAiaeolm 90 Now street, New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

IT IS SAID that Dlsraoll Is about to retire
from politics, lie will be raised TO a pocrago
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

GRANGE or RAILROAD TNE.-To-morrow a change
will bo made IN the tme table 81 the BALTIMORE and
Ohio railroad, Parties Interested will do we'll to mako
notice Of this fact and inform themselves accord
lngly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Jusr RECRRED- packages hno Now York State
and Western Butter, and tabs ketts.Ecndered Leaf
lard yery convenient for RrOoora For sale 70,
dueed rates by the Northern Produce Company, 1907
Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

BUTTER N Down. Tho phoe Of hno New York State
Butter At the Northern PIoduoe OompsnJs store. lO7
Pennsylvania avenue has boen reduced tt1)
per h. Families here buy the beat New York But
ter In small pals Of II lbs each. This butter viii Keep
sweet longer than any other, and this Of oh
tanning supply Ia found BY many TO DO decidedly the
cheapest and vOTJ convenient Give them call.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

REv. J. q, BUrIHR Announces . practical dls.
s9lEss u "a PAurs church. 70 morrow morning upon
bath nights in tho Memorial Chapel, on Fourteenth
street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

corporatlon'from establishing such branches
without the limits Of said District as may DO
now authorized by law.
Approved, April ~, 1870. -. 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

A. SAKs Il Co.,
No. 8lB Seventh Street.
We arc offering
Blue Linen Check Suits at %.
Remember the suit
Coat, Pants and Vest
IHAyE MADE ARRANGEMENTS To get sam
pies of new styles every day from New York,
by express. | would be glad TO have my Gus
toners call. JoIn u. PRIdd,
Prlgg's Dollar JowelTy Store, No. 457 Penn,
avenue, between FOhr-and-a-haif and Sixth
streets,
AL LIHEE COATS At el.25.
...|. All Linen Coats at 81 ~.
At 4. BAKs h Co.'S,
No. $40 Seventh stISet.