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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
For the Week Ending Aususs 9, 1873.

For the week EuosuG august ., 1878.
EDITORIALS: Tho Virginia Republican Nomins.
ton. Virginia Conservatives Alarmed. The
Governorship Of Virginia Mr.. Summers Post
ton. Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The
Corruption OF the Virginia Conservatives. A
Democratic Leader on the Democracy. The
Or.Year. Despotic Cbronomster. Practice and
Not Profession. What Will tho Liberals DOT
CORRESPONDENCE THE BALTIMORE FmE-
The Scene by an Eyewitness De-
seripton OF the CONGREGATION. A MINING Rx.
rLoRAIIos- Development Of Washington In.
dustry aud Manufactures. Mineral Wealth Of
Virginia Bedford Springs.
MISCELLANEOUS: A Conference with the Aitor.
ney deneral-The Ku Klux Begging for Pardon.
The President Of the United States at Long
Branch. AFRSAK or NArURr-wondrous Ef.
focts Of Indian Turnip-A Remarkable bearded
Boy Developed Lake Man. Tho Railroad
wreckers. The Annual Rumors from the Coal
Regions. TREASURY Book KEEPso-Tho Dis
oropanciea Between the Registers Books and
the Debt Statement Explained. A Prince In
Ludlowstreet Jail. 0roesbeck on the Democ-
rscy. Strike In q Hotel. Rev DR.. Newman
In Japan. Tue HAYDEN ExrEprTIos-The Sur.
vey Of the Eastern Portion Of Colorado. Pros
pect OF Q Corner in Salt. Why Caleb Cushing
Hates Dogs. Young Girl Loses Her Life from
Terror Of . Snake. Improper Use Of Postal
Cards The CopE OF HosoR-A Red'hot South
Carolinian Lays Down the Law OF Duelins.
POLlTICALi The VIRGINIA CosTEsr-The Ad'
mtnistrhtiOu anu tue itepuDucau SonNcntion-
What the Republicans are Doips-Col. Robert
W. Hughes NominAted-A Brief Sketch Of His
Record. GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS oF THE
UHIos-Drift Of Political Thought and Opinion
what the Newspapers are Saying and the Poll
ticians are Planning MAINLAND PoLirIcs-
How the Advice OF the Republican Ia Regarded
by the Independent Press. THE NEw PARTY
MovExEsr-No Hope Of Success This Year
Proceedings Of the Caucus at Columbus.
LOCAL AFFAIRS wEsr END IMPROVEMENT
The Centre Of Fashion Palaces and Paved
Streets. THE sPmrrs ON q srRERr SouTu.
wEsr-More Manifestations Of the
BoAnce-A Guitar Floating In tho Air. The
NEW AGITATION Position Of the Massachu.
sets Senator-He Insists that Justice Shall be
Done an Oppressed Race and that Shall
Come up 10 the Declaration. WAS She MAR.
REp TWICE. on IN Sue MARRIED AT ALL'-A
Curious Case
NEWS ITEMS. MARRIAGES AND
DEATHS, &c.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPuBLIcAs is Just the
paper TO send to friends outside OF the city Single
copies in wrappers cents; mall subscribers o. per
year.
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION


Report OF the Lynchburs Dclcuptc--A
Meeting Called TO RRtify the Nomiua-
tions-Lctter from Hon. JOS. seEar.
The Virginia Republicans met last evening at
Clarke's hall to hear the report OF the delegates
to the State convention at Lynchburg, the presi-
dent, J. weed Corey, esq, In the chair, and n.
Davidson, secretary.
The secretary read letter from Hon. Joseph
Segar, ono OF the delegates, In which, after cS-
pressing his regret that he could not he present
at the meeting, owing to injuries received from
fail, he says:
/ have attended many conventions, and can
truly say n better conducted and more harmO-
NOUS body never saw In council. with the ex-
ception OF few sOreheads, (whose heals,
think are not as sore us they were ten days ago.
there seemed but one nrm and determined pur-
| pose to elect the ticket. was close observer,
and noted the dexterty and tact with which OPP
position was husheh, nnl the whole conven-
| iion-colored and whte-brought In perfect
| harmony.
Among the men OF tact our friend Chandler
was prominent and pre-eminent. He was, n
| the saying is, "s slick as rihhon," and exercised
great influence In settling difficulties and smooth
| ing down the whole thing to the plane Of perfect
harmony, good feeling, and satisfaction with
| results.
| express to the association my undOubting con.
yiction that our ticket Will carry the day.
| Yours, truly, Jos. sEGAR.
| Mr.. Corey followed in a very interesting mar.
ratlyc OF the reception OF the delegation from
| the association by the convention, and the cOur.
teous and hospltabc manner In which the men,
bers were treated by the Republicans OF Lynch
| burg.
These descriptions and the names Of the nomi-
nees were received with much enthusiasm.
| Arrangements were made TO have rousinp
| ratification on the Goth OF August, and TO tina,
date the association adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

The following changes In police station keep
ers have been made under direction OF the
Board OF Police Commissioners: First precinct,
- McKenna and Joseph Read; Second pre-
clnrt, Richard Burr and James Pfafr; Third pre-
cinct, Frank Burroughs and George Harrls;
Fourth precinct, Isaac Plerson and Harry yok-
man; Fifth precinct, f, j. Duyall aud Frank Nc.
&athran; sixth precinct, James Fitzpatrick and
Byrnes and W. W. Rodrick; Eighth precinct,
WIN. Harding and George Nokes. There has
been no change at headguarters-C. Berkely, W.
heretofore,
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TIE urBEnsIANs AND THE KNIGHTS


The Hibernlan Society No. held q regular
semimonthly meeting INST night, but transacted
no business except the collection OF dues. There
was lively demand fT tickets for the orphans
pIcnic. Init IL Is understood that the Knights OF
81, Patrick are thus far ahead In the sale of
tickets. Only another week remains for the
conpetitors who are 30 earnestly striving to Sc
cure the beautiful prize nag. II Will be pre-
scented to the winner on the evening OF the fes-
tiyal, at the Schnetzen park, next Monday. The
Society OF st. Vincent lie Paul has not entered
the lists for the prize, but the Young Catholics
Friend Society Ia vet In the neld.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
THE GEORGETOWN nIBERNIASs.


A numerous and pleasant company OF ladies
and gentlemen participated In the enjoyments
OF the excursion to St. Inigoes given under the
auspices OF the Catholic Hlbernian Benevolent
Society OF Georgetown. Rev. Father Stone
street, pastor Of Trinity church, accompanied
the agreeable party.
The steamer Lady OF the Lake left Georgetown
at 7 and Washington at 1880 O'Clock on Saturday
evening. Although the skies were occasionally
clouded, and slight showers fell at Intervals
during the trip, there was no lack Of pleasure
able incidents TO make every one happy.
On reaching st. lnigoes the exoursionists pro-
ceeded to the old mission church, where mass
was celebrated by Father StOnestreet, who akO
briefly addressed the assemblage. Returning to
the boat, the party visited Point Lookout where
n delightful afternoon was passed In bathing.
boating, &c, The steamer touched ut Plney
Point going and returning, and reached tho
Georgetown wharf yesterday morning at o
O'Clock, when the company returned 10 thar
homes, bearing with them most pleasant recdl'
lcctlons OF thelr trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
Ilnaa Hall.

The Chesapeake club will play the Cooke club
at the olympic grounds to-day, Tuesday, August
8, at 4l5 O'Clock. The Cooke will have new
nine out, amo,g which are some nne players,
such as Wlthrov, pitcher; p. schrelner, catcher;
Foster, |. (; Qhanlrill, 2b.; McClellAnd, c, T.,
and well-knOwn aud fayorlto player as short
stop. The Cooke expect TO have game with
The Arlington club thla week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

WnrrInRe 81 NlIss HhmIc shfu0'
Last evening, att O'Clock, Mr.. William p. Mar
row, OF Baltimore, was married TO Miss Mary A.
sardo, the lovely daughter OF Mr.. Nat. sardo, OF
the Star once. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father walter, In the parlOr Of the paro-
chlal residence attached 10 81, Patricks church.
and friends OF the bride. The happy pair, after
receiving the blessing OF the ofiiciating clergy.
man, aud the congratulations OF relatives and
acoualntances, left In the $50 train for Balti-
more, May their pathway through ilife be nlled
l.II..L
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
GOOD HOPE HILL.


A Contract Nude Tor CnttIna Il DOWN.
In answer to q petition from those who are
obliged to pass over the famous Good Hope hill
to reach Washington, the Board OF Public Works
contracted for the reduction, and Mr.. James W.
Walsh has received the contract. lie has begun
the work OF reducing this great hill, and has
sixty-slx men and thlry-three teams engaged
thereon. Notwithstanding the magnitude OF
this IOb, IL is to he completed In seventy 1--WE
DAYS The road IL about one and half miles In
length by nifty feet In width. Three culyerts
are 10 be built and the road graded and grayeled
hold Of the work In good earnestness, and has
no doubt but that the contract will be completed
in due season. The impression IL that with this
hill removed real estate In this portion OF the
value.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

advertise to-day for agents to sell Ridgways Life
OF Alfred Goodman, and also for the sale OF the
parior kaleidoscope. The book has a peculiar IN
terest to thousands OF peorle here, and the ka-
leidoscope Is one Of the prettiest toyswe have
ever seen. Messrs. W. @. a Co. also advertise
their spccialtes OF initial stamping, the beauti-
ful "royal Irish linen papers" and stationery at
reasonable prices,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
BUFFALO, NEW YORK
AND
philadelphia RAILWAY.
The Most Direct Route to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
the North and West.

Trains leave .wsshintton from the Baltimore and
Potomac Depot, as folovsi
bb q. m, Niagara Express arrives at Baltimore
10 q m; harrisburg, IL 40 a. NJ: sunbury, u - p.
m iwilliamsport. ~ ,. m. Emporium. 10 .. m.
e6--Through Pullman Palace Drawing room cars
on this train from Harrisburg to buffalo aud
NIAGARA Falls without change.
liiisA IN, Day Express, arriving a. Harrisburg
4 80 u, in; Emporium, 10 0. m. Buffalo, $40 a
m; Niagara Falls, 10 10 a. m.
Trans arrive at Washington from Niagara Fails
aud Buffalo at 80 q. m and "a y. IN.
baggage checked through.
Ask for Tickets via the buffalo. New York and
Philadelphia Railway
Tickets for sale at al the principal ticks, 9nses.
General Passenger Agent.
WIN. WILLIAMS,
Aulim Managing Director.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

FIVE young BeigIans lately laid wager that
they would remain awake continuously for
seven days They kept up all manner Of exciting
exercises, and drank large quantities OF coffee,
and one Of them won the bet, though with the
loss OF twenty-five pounds In weight. Two fell
asleep after 1850 hours, one was seized with the
Inflammation OF the lungs, and had 10 give In 10
save his life, and the other fell asleep on horse
back, and then fell on and broke his arm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-prooi
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep.
ing OF securities, Jewels, silver-ware, or Other
yaiuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars pei
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
Take earning from, the Chicago and Boston frss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Last night about $3.50 o'clock, a colored male
child about one month old was found abandoned,
lying at the door OF the parsonage OF II. DON'T
MICS church, near the corner OF Sixth and r
streets southwest. Oficer King carried the In
FAINT 1rst to the station-house aud then to a col
ored woman on Il, between Four-and.a-half and
Sixth streets, who will take charge OF II until
other arrangements are made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Yesterday, about O'Clock, while the horse OF
Mr.. James Lockhead, plumber, was standing
feeding In front OF his place Of business on
Tenth street, few doors Rooye the REPUBLICAN
once, the animal became frightened and ran
away. Just above the Army Medical Museum he
collided with telegraph pole, upsetting both
himself and the Wagon. Fortunately for the
owner, neither were much injured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

The wife OF Mr.. Davis, druggist, corner Of
Massachusetts, avenue and Fourth street north
west further increased her family household by
giving birth to triplets-tTo girls and boy
yesterday forenoon. The mother and little ones
are getting along nicely. The attending physi-
clan, DR.. :. 3. Bond, says II Ia the third case OF
triplets In the city within the last three months.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

We have prepared In neat form, the acts and
resolutions Of the regular session OF the Third
Legislative Assembly OF the District OF Columbia.
The book Is gotten up in such manner as to he
both cheap and durable, and will be sold for the
low sum Of 20 cents per For sale at this flee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

liantiy Illuminated with Chinese lanterns and
"nre-cages" suspended from the limbs OF the
trees in the park. The pyrotechnic display, al
thou yh not extensive, was attractive. The a..
tendance was unusually large, and embraced
people OF every class Of society, from the socia-
bic and comfort-loving Teuton, to the eager and
curious native stranger. The dancing pavilion
was patronized by the devotees Of the art Terpsl.
chorean, and was crowded until the hour OF
closing.
The best OF order was maintained throughout,
and the spirit OF good nature, seeking recreation
and enjoyment, freed from the restraints OF or
binary conyeutionalities, seemed to rule the oc-
casion. In short, the opening day OF the great
| festival was decided aud unqualified success
fulfilling the promises OF its promoters, and re-
alizlng the warinest wishes Of It's most earnest
| friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Another course OF writing lessons at the
Business College will begin Friday, August I.
The new Spencerlan tracing copies arc used
with remark able success. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

BOSTON, August Al Is stated that the two
men drowned at Revere beach yesterday were
Richard Dgnon and Albert Cole. Dlgnon was
coach driver, aged % years, and unmarried. His
body was recovered. Cole was tailor, and also
unmaTFiel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

For Shooting at Rest.-lst prize, presented by
Governor Cooke, (gold,) $50; ed prize, presented
BY Hon. n. p. Chapman, tgold,) $40; 81 prize,pre-
scented by Hon. A. Il. Shepherd, $50; 9TH prize,
$50; 9th prize, SO; 9th prize, $780, eth prize,
sao 9Th prize $50; 9th prize SIS; 10th prize, fl6;
Ilth prize, tii; I2th prize, si2 18th prize, SO
l4th prize; 80; 18th prize S. 10Th prize 81 18th;
prize,.s6; 18th prize, s..
For Off-hand shOOting.-ist prize, $40; 81 prize
presented by Hon. N. p. Chlpman, gold $50; 81
prize, $40; 4th prize, SIS; 5th prize, $40; 9Th
prize, 8. -
will take place to-day from three to six O'Clock
D. m, on six-inch targets, by members Of the
association only. The three best shots by one
person shall entite such person to be crowned
King, and to reign with all the prerogatiyes un-
der the constitution and laws until the next
annual festival.
The target OF honor, presented by the presI-
dent, Simon Wolf, esq, To the best rksman,
will be competed for on the fourth day from one
TO six O'Clock, on ring target. six-inch bulls
eye by members only each member being enti-
tied TO nye shots, without cost to him. The per-
son making the greatest number OF rings will be
entitled to the target, and In case OF tie by two
or more members each person so tieing shall each
shoot one additional shot, and shall so continue
to shoot until no tie shall exist.
HE MEDALS
are OF solid gold, and were designed by Mr..
Ernest Schmld, financial secretary OF the asso-
citation. The two King medals are after tho pat
tern OF the iron cross OF Prussia, and are en-
bossed with the crown, laurel and oak yreaths,
target and crossed rines, and suitable inscrip-
ton. The medal for the target OF honor, pre-
scented by President Simon Wolf, is q Maltese
cross, In the centre OF which is a beautifully
chased VOLTS head, with ruby eyes. Beneath it
Is wreath OF laurel and oak, and above crossed
rines. The following Is the Inscription; 1.-THE
Target OF Honor-Presented by President Sim on
Wolf, August s, 1873" The members medal for
bowling Is Of peculiar shape, being circle
with four cuts TO make cross. 1t ia handsomely
embossed with pins and balls, and Il inscribed:
"Bowllng Prize, W. =. ", Washington, D. c.,
August I to s, 1871 The shooting prizes are
four nne gold medals OF Maltese shape, with
suitable inscription, one OF which will he pre-
sented each night.
THE FESTIVITIES LAST NIGHT.
The grounds AZ the park last night were BRIL-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Seventh street, opposite the Post once Depart.
ment, pays six per cent. interest on ordinary de-
posts and three per cent. on the average daily
balances OF deposits subject to check at sight
Deposits made on or before August draw In.
terest from August /. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

In addition to the Philadelphia porter and
brown stout, Palmer 4 Green also bottle Gin
cinnati lager, which Is the only pure lager bot
tied In the District. Tryit. Grocery stores have
u for o. 30 per dozen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Imported porter sells for 81 per dozen, Palmer
4 Green's Philadelphia porter and brown stout,
which Is equally US good, sell for fl.bO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
NOTICES OF NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

A large thrce-stoIy brick house for rent.
Visit Warren Choate 4 Co. for stationery.
The Ohio Republican Association will meet thl,
evening.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association will attend
the funeral OF the late Richard Petit to-day.
WIN. L. Wall Co. will sell, on Tuesday, Au-
gust o, at 10 O'Clock a. m, three pairs Of horses
and one set Of harness.
The sale by D. H.warner Of valuable improved
and pnimproyed real estate In Uniontown, D. CT
Ia postponed until August 10, at O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

J. II. squier & Co.,
Bankers, No. l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
paws per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO 4 satur.
DAYS Q to and Q to 9,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

Tue Ohio boys meetat Marinls hall Tonight to
talk about their annual excursion down the
] river,
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JOHN T. MITCHELL,
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
BASE DAt r5.piy ATc",
ou5s ,sHbik o NJ G96kr,

GRAND EXCURSION to- RICliMOND,
tist Church. "wednesday. August 8, lsiS, This
excursion 10 for the exclusive benefit Of said church.
street wharton WEDNESDAY, M0RNiNG, August
.. az eleven O'clock, and arrive at Alelandris st
cars. by way Of the Orange and Alexandria railroad.
rengers will have an opportunity Of viewing the
battlefield Of Bulls Run; at warrenton function,
three minutes: At Orange Court House, i've min
utes, and gorilonsvile, fve minutes, arriving at
Rtchmond at halfpast seven O'Clock. Returning,
Tast seven y m, aud arrive ut Washin ston Friday
morping, time enough to enter .uDon The duties Of
the day. Tickets for the round trip, 90 N
Committee-yamcs A. Nelson, chairman; wAsh.
inston Waller, William =, Price, John II. Pollard,
Geo. Thornton, Jos Brooks. Anthony Banks.
aul1ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

The Philadelphia porter and brown stout bot
tied by Palmer d Green will restore your appe-
lite. Ask your grocer for them-sl.50 per dozen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
TTTYTTE.MS.

IA NOT 10 he wondered At when we tsse mi o Ac-
count the amount Of bodily and mental suffering
that this distressing malady generates. The re,
ruvian syrup "a protoxide Of iron) has cured
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

THE new party does not expect victory. Its
great mission is to smash things Columbus
(OhiOl Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

PREVENTIVE OF HYDROPHoBIA.-Go to Savage's
and buy muzzle for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05
TN THEsUPREME COURT OF
i OF COLUMBIA
George W. Linyille OF al. -

COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
u ~% % " Is Ss :. :. Hs Equity Doeao'
The receivers In the above cause having reported
70 tho court that they hAye sold lots y and d, IN
rinndsSn III PhIiS Jsosb snd ' rsspvs cS ea
Jacob. lying and being 70 the county o. washins-
q and for the sum oi thirty dollars per ACRE; and
EsrdSn or M my Rhs ,s dSls s5 Srs aPd
hG ave 9r ys dHss Pc na ssS Sls
io5 si.iy dollars Ser scrs and ALSO o q in said
81 sshtyS5e dSirrs Ger acre and sl;2 lots y y snd
dollars per acre, who has assghsd his claim and ID
~ ssa u os sad Sn fS 81 that sseh
saie ii is ordered. this ab day o. July, A. b. iss
sTe hereby rs.ihea and Confirmed, unless cause 70
Tuesday o. September. 4. p. ISIS, PrSVidsd, copy
rgsLieAs; neyrpaPer printed and published In
aweek for three weeks b9i9 4 q ssid T.issdey.
A true copy. Test r ] MUGS, CLERK.
BY l.. r. WILLIAMS,
aulf8w Assistant Clerk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-05

How to BaGc Disease.
The man who puts bullet through his head
dies more speedily than he who Is continually
sending v0lleys OF strong, cathartic pills down
his throat but the drastic pllets are as fatal In
" sna y Ss
that the idea Of expelling disease by subverting
the bodily yigor, which Is It's natural antagonist,
T. supremely absurd. There should be no purga-
ton without IMMIGRATION and regulation. These
three processes should 10 on together, and they
do so In all cases where iiostctters stomach Bit
tcrs are used as remedy for disease or for the
general debility growing out OF torpid state OF
the digestive and secretive organs. In this great
vegetable restorative are mingled three essential
elements OF cure-a purifying element, a tonic
element, and au ant-biliOus clement. by these
means dyspepsia, bilious disorders, Intermittent
fevets, sick headache, constipation, and nervous
debility arc readily cured and epidemic disease
prevented.
HAMILTON \ PEARsyss Is certainly the hes,
house in the city for Slate and Marble Mantels
Bronze, CIT, Verde and Crystal Chandeliers in
great variety, and as cheap as the manniac.
tories. Give them call Y. M. G. A., Ninth
and d. cost
SKINNER Drinks.
Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at 40 Pennsyi
yania avenue; $50 per gallon; rs cents pei
bottle.
Reduction In Prices.
Those who are Interested In the purchase o
| children's suits and boys clothing, and desir
| something different from, a. well as superior "a
that ordinarily sold at the ready.made clothin
stores,
Are respectfully invited
| To an examination Of our
| Stock Of
Thin cassimeres and
Linen Jacket suits,
Blouse suits, shirt bodies, &C., a,
ali pennsyivania avenue netween siSth nm