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TREMENDOUS REDUCTION

TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPACAs at a5c worth
Gcc.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at IS, 50, and 5oc., extra low;
IRISH POPLISS Mt $l.25 worth 81 per yard;
JAPANESE SILKS cheaper than ever;
SATTEENs at &c. worth 81 per yard;
FRENCH IERINOS at and below cost;
PLAID POPLINS at IS and coo. worth e23 and 75e.;
HENRIETTA and T.AMESE CLOTHS, very
cheap;
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS at elso, g., and
$3.50;
BLACK yELvETEENs at sl.2s aud sl.5o worth
sHS XII ana ciE:6AKs, SKIRTS,
Under VESTS. all kinds and sizes:
BLANKETS, QUILTS, FLANNELS,
WATER-PROOF CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
DOESKISS,
BROADCLOTIlS. ,o,u ,-,..s
I'm order to reduce stock.
i Gull Is solicited. cow,
fa.3 70. Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-03
THE LECTURB SEASON

I ECTURE ON THE NATIONAL @ExCnEsQuiEtRs;-A @ sIIit,s.
hursdav night nj o'clock by Daniel H. London rsq the
author OF lie b upon the Invitation Of the leading mer
chants BANKERS and others Tne young meR " Ihe eD ee
paltiGularly inYiteN " Aty4nQs
The New York herald., 1872-04-03
AMpsEMENrs


TTNION SQUARE THEATRE
,n.S,eane
GRAND MATiNEE. MISS LEILA Ellis
SSANP HATISEE The dashlnsS SG%osdy star
sB sSzSB SEF EsESEE niSsaSBsS s ESSSH
sAsP SkASB MSEh Matinee FRENCH Tb bAaSiSa
GRAND MAIINEE .Ir Eyer Cease I e Lqys" s1s
GRASP MATINEE NFM Fly aEkRY IREMhN FIRE
GRAND MATINEE RING AND g THE vxEEIss KEEpER
spLESpID, DlvERsiFIED ENTERTAiNMENT.
81 EAsnER IoLIDAy wEEkdEEAT A a ATTRASSTIoS TRAS
SSHE THE sERAy HAHSHsa
rodErREa v wirH ThM TiosE GkhAT FAvokiTEs MoAN
AND SHEPPARD, AND OUR GREAT STAR COMPANY.
RooTns' TnEAIRE y. rnM;x IF csERT8 aH6T8
MISS CARLOTTA LIZ OLERCQ.
who with appear, for this week ouy'
In her great representation OF
in THE ghfu5HSouRAck.
on sSfSRbHY, =. u o,sioss ... ~, =,
O1. q FSSSas
Mr. Tom rA TsSor, HNS yS' fasraS 9sTsiSc Drama of
Due notice WIN be: given Of the reappsaraneso
ct. JAMES THEATRE, TwEhrY-ElaHTH STREET
aH R5SssTfy SsIx1sS as AZ f,f Fl ssa
or, IRELAND IN AMERICA.
Every sxsaRsY sxssslaaps ,hi ThR aTusuff GnfpAp EPISODE
and the laughable Farce
BARNEY AND THE GHOST:
s%fiShH ANS iSf
Matinee Prces-Orchestra &c.,; Dress Circle, S5c. Chi
dren, l5c
The New York herald., 1872-04-03

DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES
Il PURCHASING AND DIsBURsIN0
PAYMAsTFR's OFFICE, UNITED STATES NAvY,t
No. 90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, April y, 1874
Proposals sealed and endorsed envelope Bds sup.
pies advertised will be received this Office until o'clock,
the 9Th ns for the following supplies of the best quality
be delivered free OF expense at the Navy Yard New YORK.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
1880 barrels OF Beef.
$500 barrels of Pork
$4,000 pounds OF Coffee (green), Naval standard.
100 barrels each Of Beer and Pork be in half barrels
Bidders referred the officer in charge at the Navy
Yard tor samples and further information, and will
their proposals the date within which they will complete
veres awarded to them, which must not exceed ten
from date of order.
The right is reserved 70 reject any or all bids that
be deemed advantageous TO the government and award
each article item separate be to It's
Responsible security required for the prompt and faithful
delivery supplies awarded within the time specified.
Blank forms will be furnished at ths oce and bids opened
hour above named when parties Interested invited
to be present. .. BRADFORD,
Pay Director United States Navy,
The New York herald., 1872-04-03

DRoPosALs FOR REPAIRS TO LODGE BUILDING
il ON Blackwelis Island.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CoRREoTIoN,1
CO THIRD AVENUE, CoRNEE OF ELEVENTH STREET, :
NEW YORK, March 2S. lS72.N
Proposals. sealed and endorsed above will be received
by Commissioners of Public Charities Correction at
their until three O'Clock r. NJ OF the 9Th April next for
the repairs Of the Lodge Building xwe's Island
plans and specifications for the above be ex
amned at the oice of Renwck San ds Architects IS Wall
street, and all information obtained.
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BOWEN,
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Commissioners
JAMES b. NICHOLSON.
The New York herald., 1872-04-03
NEW YORK WEDNESDAY APRIL 182-rR1PLE SHEET
ANUsENEN'r.

ADJUSTMENTS.
u MONDAY, APRIL !. 1872
w. '"" OUT OF THE
FIRE.
and on the lightning rod being the most thrilling and
The following ntroductions will be made during the Con
tom BOLAs in his Comic Dutch Songs.
CHARLEY LORD ip his new Song aud Dance
"Walking Through the snow"
EDDY BRADY In his Protean Sketches
The performance Will commence with the Drama IN one
SALLY SMART.
an1r or F'nn TfiE FIRE"
THE BEAUTIFUL SHOE BINDER LYNN, OR
WuuD gu.s rvrS1SS II AT1HAorIqSs 2SDAv Ar
Miss LAURA KEENE, LuRLINE;
HlIN NTED DOWN. AND TnE NAIADS:
New Costumes. Scenery and the act Comedy,
and Superior Cast IAPPlEST DAY
Saturday Matinee aI 3. OF MY LIFE.
A AoADEMY.-TRIUMPM OF PAREpA-RosA,
q THE GRAND "4In.nls ITALIAN oPhkA COMBINATION
CARL Rosa and A. NEuENDoRFF.. Directors
FREE PE Esf the press.
WEDNESDAY,. April ssssSnd Is Usnd Subscription Night
pAREPA.RosA, PHIhEifPs. WAcHrEL, sANrLEy,
Cook Hall, Ryse Miss schoisla Chie'a Bann
Rae
1Agi @ NAEisss TsSySTosE ~
and Balcony. sS general admission s2 Reserved
HsS,s g or MHTiNGhs and ANY night can be Sc
cured at tho Academy OF Music and ia Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-04-03

MATINEEI GRAND LADIES' MATINEE. tTO-DAN
mAmiNEEI lTO-DAH
MALINEEI THE WORRELL SISTERS. lTOLDAY
MAT1NEE| MISS SOPHIE, lTo~RkE
MATINEEl MISS IRENE, ITO-bX1
MATINEEl MISS JENNIE lTO-DAI
MAIlNEEl in the Burlesque, TO-DAY
MA1lNEEt JULIUS THE SEIZER, lT(IDAT
MATINEEI JULIUS THE SEIZER, TO-DAY
MATINEEl JULIUS THE SEVER lT0-DIV
MATINEEl LA PETITE BENSON, TODAY
MATINEEl LA PETITE BENSON. TODAY
MAT[NEEl MASTER MARTIN iTT.DAY
MATINEE MASTER MARTIN TODAY
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Thursday. April 4,
BENEFIT OF JOHN X. fOPHAM.
The New York herald., 1872-04-03

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL 30 BOwERY. CORNER OF
IN Bayard street200 light Rooms neatly furnished Soc
60c per nignt SB TO 81 per week, for gentlemen only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-31
g EOR q EFT OW .

THE COAL TEADg.-Eoceirts and shipments
for the pa, week: Consolidation company. re-
ceiyed, I,lVi, shipped, I 80; Borden Mining
company received, $500, shipped. 500; j. Z
Ag1ew's, received, 300 shipped, 2,5CG; Mary
land coal c0mpaDy, received, 2.25}, shipped.
.,O2; Rays docks, received, j,y1i. shipped.
Alb. Total received, u 03S ; total shipped.
j. 500. Coal trade very brisk, and boats arrived
freely until yesterday, when navigation TEN
pOrarilv storrcd on account Of 4 sunsen boat on
The tunnel level The number OF DO ats arr sc /
this month was 92s; large number Of yesSe !.
are in oir hsrbor ready TO be loaded.
TIE entire demolition OF the houses corner Of
Green aai Bridge streets under the superin-
terGeucs of Mr.. Jos. +. Collins, viii be COM
pete Today to give room 10 the widening OF
AGuGGuCt street.
RIVER NEWS Cleared, steamer John Glib
soI. !or New York, with $50 bbls. of flour.
Arrived. l.IN bushels corn and 800 bushels
wheat arrived Yesterday hv caual-bost Medley.
consigned 10 Talbot * son ami Hartley X Bro.
EEor BNING.-- georgetown college and the
Academy OF VISITATION both resume thelr acad-
tY-ic exercises Monday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CousIapseaVyo-,Is

The CiT0Hi~fs calls the wreck OF the Nets n
"fTigbttul holocaust" This would be all right
IL the unfortunate passengers had persisted By
fire instead Of water.
Senator Cameron has accepted the escort Of
the "GO-Wtst" club to Pittsbnrg, TO attend the
Soldiers and Sailors convention, TO be held in
that city on September Eta.
The alarm OF IRE about Q O'Clock last night,
from box 50 corner Eth and y Streets was
rung in by policeman because he heard cries
of fire up the street The fire-engines respond
ed promptly, but could ind no fire.
Col :. :. SmoOt was in town Yesterday on
business connected with the Southern MARYLAND
railroad company, of which he is president.
The affairs Of his company are progressing sat
lsiaCtory, and sixteen miles of road are Teady
fer the rails.
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The Public Library OF Kentucky.
Second Grand z.iff Cogcsri.
DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED.
No PoSTPONEMEsT PROM ser TENDER IS.
No PosrPoNFMEsT Pgo,

To Tie Public.
The Trustees Of the Public Library of Ken
tuCky, being satisfied from the large sale of
tickets already made. an. the daily Increasing
demand for them, that there will be no occasion
Tor io>tpoTing the second drawing in the Gif.
Concert IN aid of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, have Instructed me, as their agent and
manager of the Gift Concert, 70 say 10 the pub.
lie and ticket holders that the drawing will
positively take place on September 2Sth prox.,
and will not he postponed. An active demand
Tor tickets comes from every State and Terri
tory of the United States, and from the Can.
adas, giving assurance to the Trustees that no
circumstances can prevent u drawing at the ap-
pointed time.
sufficient clerical force is engaged to keen
mp with the orders for tickets, and in order that
this office may be relieved Of the immense pres
sure incident to the business for the week or
two. immediately preceding the drawing, agents
especially, and those DESTROYS of procuring
tickets, are requested to send in their orders
Immediately, a. sales will have to be closed in
Time 10 make the necessary prepar atoms for the
drawing. 1t Is the wish of the management to
MI every ORDER for ticket, well as TO sell all
the tickets, but those who apply first must first
be supplied; and II those who put off buyinr
until the sales are closed have their money re.
turned, instead of the tickets ordered, as in the
first Gilt Concert in December last, when thou
back, they will have nome to blame but them
Agent Public Library Kentucky,
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 10, 1872.
Branch office, cog Broadway, New York, in
OPENED THIS DAY,
A large assortment of
Boys School Suits,
Boys Dress Suits.
A. STRAUs,
1011 Pennsylvania avenue,
eo2 Three doors from 18th street.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per Ct on deposits. Gt3Atl6
THERMOMETERS and Baromsters are repaired
snd made 70 order By Hemplsr, near AZ street,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.


The mex ampled satisfaction that HhTTANS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city ard
throrghasxt The whole country evi6eReei by the
steadf decreasing deH.EEd for H. induce rs direct
cis and particular attention to the great fact
that b. is gam all the advantages claisa@d
for the many poisonous com pounds ia use TO wit
Tn. restoration Of the c0for and growth the hair
and the spee dy realfrvss OF dandruff witfout the
least possible irJursss Crystal Discovery is pos
ifivey warranted to couaain Poisonous substance.
neither Lead. Sulrhgr or Silver.
It's paFst cIeas illness not 10 he lightly
overdose cd Ii viii neither stain the sk clos
ia sentence, 10 Is exactly what has teeu wanted
for toae lie, Rastorer Of the Hair that may be
Us, without the fear a at you giving to have
EeurasiG Psraly sic, FAD Collie and vsrfous other
ARTHUR SATTAEs, Proprietor,
9eperh Depot ccroeT9ti and ID streets AZ W.
soid b. al druggists aug2-tf
A Card.
Clergyman, while residing m soutS America
~ a iss,SE AIRY discovered safe and Silse remedy
for she oR-e Of Nervous Weakness, sa-sy Decay.
Oiesase OF the trinsTy end Semina Qrcess nd the
whole trS.h CT oIsoc2ers brought By bsaefuI AMI
ic4n1s ssits. Crest nrzibsrs ia beer cured by
& Ne Dotle remedy. PF6y. pted by desire 70 bepef
e. afflicted snd unf5rtuBste, will seLd she reel d
Il s-epaFiEE and 6t51g this medicine. ia a sealed
Address, 30SkPH IRNAN,
Station n, Sfbie House.
T,s~z2IJ New yUrk City.
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q ] Z Y LIE Ms.

PEETZC1IY FiTTIEG : gTs; aN linen cuffs:
linen EardkeTchiefs from 2jc. 10 81; linen shjr;
tosoH and ShaIns; iiHe htit hose from &c. Il
Dc, sc. GsO. q. HESNINg,
No 40 T.h street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-31
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

GKOICE GROCERIgS
" AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOi II.
Best FAMILY. IS FER quarter M sark.
Best EXTRA, 90 80 per quarter bbl each
SUGAR.
Good BROWN SUGAR at 10 cents p4r IN.
BEST DO. do. at II cents per ID
bestCOffkb DO. st l25a cents Der 10
COFFEE.
Pest $40, % cents per ID.
nest RIO roasted, ~ cents per lb
lest JAVA, p cents per 10.
best JAVA, roasted, Sc cents Per 10
TEAS.
FiIe IMPERIAL, 81 perIb.
B Bias GuSPeowDEE, sPsrS.
Best ooLoNG, 81 Ter H. 'ef ID
Best JAPAN, 81 per ID.
We invite the special attention of onr ra,~o-.
arc the public generally, 20 the above qustations
The ARTICLES men;ioued are OF reoen, nDrrSSsss'
carefully selected for our family trade and W.,
quality. ' - i'P'eSontoo u
Goods delivered free 10 any part Of the city.
r. G.. HOwSER a 60.
DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES.
703 STREET.,
- es-o-a OPPOSITE N0rfhcrR Markss.
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IColeridge defined poetry to be "tba has.
thoughts in the best language"
ES-It cost the stateof New York 500 900 tn
imPesch Judge Barnard
~BurglaEs will hereafter shun Columbus.
Ga. Five stores only yielded Sl2 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-31
On ICE GLE ES,

The famous NORTH ARLINGTON GRAPES,
from X. a Phillips unsurpassed vineyards, will be-
supplied daily 10 the following leading grocers OF
h W. BURCHELL, 1882 street
g: PLANT son, corner 18th st. and N Y ave.
ELfHokZo fOUkGS CO., Masonic Temple
; +. DAY, eco 9th street,
Nj. q. bEPIEY, corner Vermont syenue and |, at
OWEN LEDDG, corner 18th and NJ streets
GE0 e0I III, corner a and N streets
DUNALL kRUSRN, corner l4th and strsets
John = GREEN, corner l4th and samson streets
mOCLTnN HILL, corner l4.h and streets.
7. j. PHILLIPS. corner 9th and + streets
II. P HOWARD, corner Sd and L streets.
A. PARKER. 1853 Pennsy lyanis avenue
U. Il fhUA, 20Oc street. auZ-tf
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The Dem, gNcE. Ass. Sends out q
ChSmHiNR.

he GOES TO eQUELcH THE LOUISVILLE ceS-
yRNTIoN-LET BLANToS DUNCAN BE WARMED
IN TINE-DR. CLAYTON PROMISES rHRILUlrG
DEVELOPMENTS ABOUT HOW THE ADnHrIs-
TRATIoS WAS AUGHrrg ATRAP-HIs STORY
ABOUT THE TRAP DON'T Rang TOGETEgR
HOWEVER, BECAUSE TIE DKM. JACK ASS.
ACKNOWLEDGES ITS IGNOEANCE AS TO wHo
WERE THE LOUISVILLE DELEGATES FROM
THIS CITY.
met last night at Beck's Hall, j. f. Norris, EGG -,
in the chair, snd DIR. Charles Allen secretary,
who moved that in future when the names of
gentlemen are handed in for embersbiP IL Q
imitation ices IN Gil cases shall accompany tn e
names; carried.
DIR. Culver submitted resolutions, which wore
adopted, endorsing Judge J. w. Moore, vho is
about TO start out on campaign tour, stump
ing the states for Greeley and Brown, as 'sCRe
OF the ablest and most diversifed speakers sf
the day"
The Judge returned his thanks: and said ke
had no doubt the endorsemento. the Dem. .Jac k.
Ass. would prove good passport Tor him. The
swindle, conceived and fostered by the admtRie-
traton, and he was
GOING FORTH TO FTGRr 1T.
III. ). Davis asked who are the DELEGATES &c tia
convention from this city?
Judge Moore replied that he did not know -
he had met gentleman yesterdty sho told d u
that he was going there. Being - ked If he had
hIS credentials, the nan SLAPPED his pocket AZ
much As to say that grecnbacks we're the ere
de utiais he carried. Judge EdmEUds lour post
Elester) Is generally understood tC be the head
"a front OF the movement.
Dr. clayton said there question in any
ores mind about tEls Louisville convention
but the character of any set OF delegates wha
Judge Edmunis could pay TO go tteTe would
have 10 weight against the great Greeley and
Brown movement.
Th& LOUISVILLE MOVEMENT IN TEIS CITY.
had l. en- started by Greeley men TO find out how
tar the administration wOuid go in this thing
srd the ptan had ws-ked TO perfection. Ed
mruds had got caught in the trap most bea uti-
fully. and the whole country at large would
soOn te made acquainted with the facts.
Mr.. Long moved that the secretary, DR..
Allen, give his views on the situation.
EEv! .CHAwLEs DYNIsCN DEFENDED 81 DR..
Or. Allen recited the hev. Chawles perison's
story about Grants drinking, and said that the
Rev. Ciawles, great temperance advOC ate,
had been condemned nv the radical press for
bringing the name of Henry Wilson intos this
controversy. The consequence was that lIr.
DCDiSOn had resigned his ofiice, as he could not
conscienti0usly hold Office under such corrupt
party, ara had joined the Greeley and Brown
marty. (Cheers by somebody's cane on the floor.
DR.. Allen in speaking OF Senator Wilson'S CO.
NAL of the yarn OF the Rev. Cbawles Denison
gave expression TO the opinion that the Graz
meT would =" all lie to cover their duplicityp'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GREAT EVENT.

"ASBtEGTON THEATRE CGNICUF.
w uTE STREET, soUrH PENN. AVE.
THE GREAT EVENT!
E.s:gCGER.gL cPE.Ng.s'G, sEPE. =.
Grand imuse,aeEt Jubfreei
OP ENING OF TIE CAMPhTGN.
= CARNIVAL. OF MIETa- A FESTIVAL OF
FUA
STaBd Const< ilatios sf g.umiuaries.
PLANTAMeUR's COMET kCLIPsKD
n4READs OF ARTISTIC srARs, A GALAXY
OF SPARKLING LIGHTSl!
ZEE GREAT dis NMOTH OF VARIETIES
IuA MOST STUF ENDOUS AGGREGATION
EVER JSITED IN One SHOW.
zHE GREAT E6oITNOOR or VARLETIES.
THE STAR VARIETIES OF AMERICA.
The7Ereat HersaIes OF Amr,seHr ents.
The nauaRement cali attention with, pride to the
as Ss.n ssia rs5 81 ent and GsSiu Each artist
gard to and sasE arti. upsn 1Ir list stands
ntiy as the HEAD aud FzoNT ct their pc
MIS- M BON TAYLOR, the Qusen of Burlesque.
The Great JAMES IL hILBURN, the goat Lon
The Charging California. Tav,rite, MISE ALINE
The enchanting versatile Artistic, MISS SALLIE
The P.,i,s and Fasciaatias MISS LULA DEL
The n pd-rp "'TnsIer.- MILE GALLETTI
: She brilliant Versatile Artists, MIR. yAMNS W.
- WESLEY snd MISS laD3IE JOHNSON
FAhe eminSrt ,hiopian Comedian, ME-. sAAU Ell
The eIea, Washington Fsyoritc, ME-. DICK
PARKER
81 e erea,est DEtch Comedian, hR, GEORGE s.
hsis; OTTO BURBANK, the Ethiopian Masso.
don"
The astonishing Aerial Perfosszer, NIB. JOIN
Song ard Rance artists, MEss2s. MACKIS 4
ME-. aJEObGE HERZI
MR.. 8AMAS DOUGLAS,
Nh MILLER BEAIL,
(The Funui6.s, Of Funny folksD
and sUPERB Ballet TROUPE.
CompEia.pg the following graceful eecundo Dan
seuses and Cory pieces.
jesse Howard Mary Ashton.
EmIy Smith. LaGrs lie Claire,
Sallie Wesner, Ada Nichols,
Mary Devers, Maggie Weston,
Annie DGsuelly, Annie Crane,
A PERFECT BEvY OF BEAUTY. ali nader the
charge OF the eminent II sitre de- Ballet, SIG. j.
tAR!, ELLA together with G full Dramatic. Corps
de Ballet, end a host Of Auxiliary aid; AID Prof.
fischer's Celebrated Orchesra, comprising the
greatest aggregation of grace, talent and bssuty
eVer presented t. the citizens or Washington.
ADMIssION: ParIcette Circle, s. cents; Dress Cir
Gle. Is cents Preferred Orchestra Seats, 23 ee.ts
extra; Colored Dress Circle, - cent?; Private
Boxes, SIS; Pr0s.enium Boxes, SO. Matinee
cts, SIS.
Doors open al I o'clock; Overture ut O'Clock
Matinee doors open at LAS; Overture, 20. I.
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Nv N. q. . z ILEN'S
" STEfH DYE{NG
AND SEQ URfk-F kSTA BLTSfy NENT

OTFICs-4S JEFFERSON STREET,
SeoTs5tOvR, ID. q.
AsepitsEed 1871; premium aware Cd IS5; aud is
one OF the oldest large 81 aud most complete esRb-
hshnenJs OF the Kind In this country. NJ patron.
sii cone at their own interests by sending Ia their
Iail hnd winter goods during ne summer months
Best place In The pist-Sot for cleaning OF DyeIne
Gentieuen's Clothing Everything AsseEtsiaius 70
the et.inSss well and promptly sssCutad. Osice
c.Osei daily sunset except Saturday, " leu IL VIII
be open until s5< = II. Post offce Bor pSS arr
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Having on hand the LARGEST Stock OF DOORS
SASH, BLINDS, &c, in the city, propose to sell ct
VERY Low PRICES
Tor the next thirty days. Is make for goods yet
to come in. Parties in want Of the above goods havs
only TO call and examine stock and Prices to satisfy
themselves that mean what say.
PERRY COLEMAN,
au9-3m 9O3 7th ST. onnosite-C entre Market
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EDUCATION

EDUCATION 20.
REAL LIFE.
THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
tion for business pursuits including eli branches Of
IL SEn DAY JAY sIssIoss afford the best ou,or,u,.
ties for young gentlemen and young ladies between
THE EVENING SESSIONS are especially de-
signed for men and women and youths who are en-
gagged during the day and seek promotion.
TIE BUSHES COURSE comprises: Business
dence, Commercial Geography, Spelling, heading,
and Declsmation, Permanently, BoskkeepinR ap-
piled to the various branches or business, actual
Business Practice, ComTercial, Law, Political
taught IN two departments: The Preparatory De-
partment. and the Advanced Business Department.
Students in each department assigned TO classes
The rats, es Of suitiCn, By the instalmsnt plan
place the advantages Of this Institution within the
reach Of all: The scholastic year begins Monday,
For particular information, call az the college or
Mrs. d. O. sPEE0ER, Prfn. Ladies bept. aus In
IIOWARD INSTITUTE Situation and facilities
III unsurpassed. A Home O. bool for boys prepar-
ing for Business, College, West Point or Naval
Psss ps1 an s1S e,
siore p. o., Howar Co., Nd 4; Capt. ii. w. How.
gate, W. II. Langley, Eco, sshington, ID. c.: Rev
r. W. Simpson, Georgetown, 70. Q. augs Inn
WEsLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
ran Session will begin SEPTEMBER llrH.
Thorough instruction, careful superyision, nd
reason able charges. Address
jy9lm Rey.JoHk WILSON, President.
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THEATRE CGNTGUF
w uTg STREET, saUrH PENN. AVE.
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ITHOUT PAIN, 80 the shoe can be worn
WIN ease Immediately after the operation Bunious,
D,seaset Nails, Vascular Excrt sceHcs ;, &c, sue
oesHuiiy treated at DIR. WHITES, 535 is.h street,
SSppo,lts Y. e treasury. Hours: 8 Il. ra To s D. m.
re, per visit; attendance at resideuoe, s. per
ssn frsss Of business at Office precludss Visiting
BaUents 81 residences except between and o m
BEES to the many eminent physcians surgeons,
an9 Ine Inousancs OF other weil-knoSn and res
S,ble patrons q his establishment RstsbIisheS in
Washington 1851. ;1IIt IN
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Qeergetown Advertisement
NoUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY
Seminary,
GEORGETOWN, u. O., Is THIRD ST.

NoUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY
Il Seminary,
GEoRGETowN, u. C., Is THIRD 81.
HRS. WHEELER
NSll resume the duties of her school on 9oNpAf'
Se7ttmber 10Th. suga eols
4 UsT-YesferGsy "A physician : RECORfsBook.
H The finder can Esye the money contzined IN II,
by returning 10 the drug store OF I. L Cr0pley,
corner ofPctomac saS Bridge streets. sE0 SO
PUBLIC SCHOOL, NOTICE.
GEoseETowN, ID. g., August I, lSf.
Nctice Is hereby Sfven that the Boaru OF Trustees
or some member thereof, VI i'll be in attendance at
the Council Chamber of the CUSTOM house every
cay, except sundays, from the ;0;h to tfe Slst OF
August, and from clock .. m 20 o'cieck p m.
70 receive applications for admission into the
Georgetown Pubic Schools No permits win be
grantsd st any other tine Place.
suRflm W W CURTIS, secretsry
nECLlNE IN CoT1ONS.
shrting Cottous cfthe best makes a, -eSs-4 Prizes
Pillow Case Cottcts- Bed Ticking, Canton Flsnnels,
-. %. 10 Blsaceed and Cnbesched Shestings,
DamasE Table Lineps from 20 cents up. Be- Spreads.
Towels, Napkins, 10y lies, Fruit Cloths and Map
Inns; Bean fol Fall Callcoes. Fall Shauls, Sack
fisnnels, Black A pacss and SILK FinishsE Mohzirs
Nefy cheap. Extra bargains msy be ex 9ected by
ali. Call and examine goods.
BEEJAMIN MILLER.
Jylg-ly BGt Bridge street, Glts getOwa.
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ALAsEA rIANoSDs in oroide and gold; French
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c-,ved at PTigg's jeweiry store, No AZ Penn
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