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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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Cerb0ren 6eitigen @elesenbeit 9eben, tbre
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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Die Buren oeS Sabrituts, Hno mGbt ben alteter
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lest ecbrcubtcH Stoffg er,tstt, uuo
csipGrt eIe StcIoung6hn6e
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ben ionnen, inetm Cs iu elmer 9Cwtiien AusSfbHune
otaieuI9cn Stoife nitbt Guinim ut, mslde gemobnRf
ole Rleioer bcibmuBt Uoer he!hGoigt.
SfGbe faultis iolte se sChrauGcR.
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ScoG DuittGu Di(o odourd bTeR BortbetI I'm.
ben.
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qtooten rptroen. 2Ran idrIibc fiji 8ebinguRscn une
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oleiuiee isabrifanttn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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Rertros O0msn@ lluteItletber
nom Qfleu beliebteu 5Gbrtaten,
ID ySro,ent biliaer, ais Der sttnobnsiess@rsss.
gln aroBes Aiortmsnt DoH
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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Bteriinafitters2SGaren.
Batsd, Bslippe 4 Gomp,e
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
1InterfualuuQ ocaen E!peeS.

Qlbaup, 26. Wdrg. - QoS Staatsie'
natRz@Omite 5ur llnteriu6ung Der Intlaqen
qegcn Gmeeo be9ann beute ytudnlittag ictne
lrbcit. Sucep's Inmalt usrlaS Elm Sd)rel'
ben itines Glieuten, in meld,em gegen Die I'm
teriudun9 uno aegcu Die SurtsOitttOn OcS
Somite'8 prottitrt piro; inOen1 Sweeo nies
mails oas 4mt zines SeuutorS acceptirt babe.
-0aS@omite icete ieine llnteriudun9 osienz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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SSeruiftbte Oepeitben aus
Eciu 9kOrf.

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bier beute MorQcn 0iegen uno @latteiS nnO
ote StraBeu beitnoen lld) i'll ihaHoerhaitem
;3uitanos. Wteqrere Neute, Die Guf Ger StraBe
Qu59litten, cr6ttlten SerleRHn9eu.
-Qr 9pir. n&ailalla" uaf bente BON
@i05gOm etn.
- Scr ;ur "Atlantic Steamship-Co." gs'
b6rige Dpfr. y&leSceut GttQ" wuroe gsiterh
aui Q(utton fir $50, 200 Uerfanit.
= Der 0pir. ct. HonreHt" 1T oon Srelt
bier cinQetrofen.
- Ser Dpfr. ,6ammonia" 1T bon 9ams
burg bier etnaetrOiien.
- 9uYraToent Der ~ n3ppo9rapbiiden Sc
icuidait" beridtet. OoB ulIe AuSitdt OOrbauz
oen lit, DAP tie SubicrtptiOnen Su Dem gleez
lep.Touo uou auen Seittn iebr SQblreif etnz
trsfieu, I'm ous 9eutmal efIihten Su t1nneu.
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gaut" bctrGgt $349,0 900.
- San Yoltamte he,r}dlt aroBe 2luireluna
wegen Der 1Sti9eruu9 Der glienbabHen, Die
Suuoespoiten III bei6rOern. Die Sahnen erz
blelten bi5bcr 1915, jeBt perlangea ile $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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or Al btQiqen greilen offerirt. aae Waaren merosH
oarcntrt urb RepGraturen prompt uno gut baiorst.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
81 8rn,rat QeIpart.

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aroBeu 8aar-Gintanie.
Cartwright 6 g9aInst's,
Dtselcolt-@ ompasnts
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Die GSra1I Lofcr,i
6eorae 1Srdncis Grain.

Newz Yort 26. 4Rdt5. - Die 6rau oea
W0rGct8 K0ltcr llegt in Stcrben. Sle po3nt
9tr. 3O2, St.24 Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
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Baltimore
fire Jnlurdnre gfire,

eaom,fsgds Don Soutb. uno GateritraB'.
r,,is @tisaibait uetfidert iOrtDdbreno se9sn Yir-
,,f oo.r Shaoen buIt Srdneunstai ioUobl IN Der
tSiaot, ME in eauos, als atttH ron Gissnt9am'
Snbu.. 9aeen. une gsGGunbiuier, Sanselssater,
IfsIbau. .Brobutte, Dtobsln, Saus Ssrdtb ibliten,
i'm Sau beariffsns obsr i'm Saisn in eaouns beHno1
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csrn rnnc,s Z at1a, y. y Nemcomet,
Snrn IS rr.u. Srptae SorDis,
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a. a 0rung. jsrdei G0teI,
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u,,,;,ctions.Eormuarl uuo petteIe Vatridt ibsr
n il tprb IN Der Office, SilbmeitsSde pon
W. oSpb ua6 @a,eritrGss. sttbei!t, no aud ollie auiz
Sen'Svo;nrt sTleoat rusrnen. YeriberuHsen 10 roeH
ttGs. ttGs;,nsae ylne ,si ansenOmmen, pele Der Appli,
'a"ss 'a|"ssoniIJO Sr. Booenprtb, gstr.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
LOCAL NOTES.

ChAs. Luskey has been appointed scayenger by
the Governor.
The Board OF Health, owing to the want Of
quorum, failed to meet last night
Vice President Wilson has appointed Senator
Sargent as a member Of the bOartl VI visitors 10
the Columbia hospital for women.
Young sports, who had borrowed steel pen
coats, clean dickes, JO-cent notes and tight dt.
ting boots tOr the grand union ball which dil
not come on last night, feel very cheap this
morning.
The Grand Union ball, TO have been given last
night under the auspices OF the state associa.
tlOns, was postponed In CONSCIENCE Of the leaky
eondltlOn Of the roof OF the Inauguration bai
building.
William Pagan has been permitted to erect on
the east side Of Third street. between Virginia
avenue and street southwest, an additional
story on frame building, twenty feet front by
| thirty feet deep, one story high.
The last lesson before the class Of Christian
workers, Of the Young Mems Christian AssocIa.
llonl VIII os gwen thls evening, At b:SO O'Clock
pastor OF the Metropolitan NJ. Z. church, Of thi,
| city.
John l.. Kldwell, under deed dated Mar,h 10
conveyed TO Martin y. Morris, 600 out Of I,O:I
undivided parts or shares OF "Kidwells Mica
| dOws,' situated In the Potomac river In front o
the city Of Washington. The consideration /,
$4,000.
Mr. A. S. Taylor, a respected citizen Of IN,
West End, an ex-member OF the city Council
We understanI, Is an applicant for the position
late Rev. d. W. Anderson. The appolnimeni nj
will be good one II made.
! In our mention Of the fact that Mr.. William
! Smith hal Instructed HCharl Harrington, esq
| on Saturday last, to commence suit against Jus
! tice Reese for his brutal assault on him, II was
Incorrectly stated that the damages were laid al
$1,000. They are placed at ten times thai
amount.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
THE TEACHERS, SALARIES.
A Drpuintion to wait Upon the District
AuthorItIes.


During tue last few weeks We have received
several communications upon the subject Of the
public school teachers salarica. The following
Il an extract from one of three or four received
yesterday!
This Is all dsgfaCeful, MT. Editor, and you are
addressed as tho head Uf leading aud influential
Journal, that you may call attention to the facts,
and do the duty, so becoming to one In your
commanding position, OF correcting abuses
where YOU llnd them, and protecting every class
OF the people,
A committee Of C'tisCnH Is about TO wait upon
the Governor and General Chipman, to ascertain
u the teachers cannot he paid Immediately and
regularly IN future. The writer expects TO he a
member OF this committee, and hopes to count
among his associates on this occasion two In.
nuentlal members VI the District Legislature,
who being well known as friends Of the teac hers,
nave expressed themselves highly Indignant at
tue distress TO which these most estima6le ladies'
and gentlemen have been subjected.
one word more and have done. The school
innd should he kept for school purposes No
other land, aud most certainly no Individual,
should be allowed to borrow from Il and, In.
deed, let me call attention TO the fact that any
such transfer from one appropriation to another
Ia against the law. CITIZEN.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
Recent Transfers by Me.sr-. Green 4
MIllIRtns.

Ntttutuss
McssrB. Green A Williams, auctIoncers, have
sold the following real estate recently: Part Of
lot No. ., OF subdivision Of square No. 40, I'M.
proved by frame house, 10 John T. Spring
man, for tis5; lot No. 8, In square No. az,
fronting on Seventh street, between n and o
streets northwest, and improved by a three
story brick building, TO II. and z. Strausburger,
for 5000 lot No, las, In Glbert's recorded sub
DIVISION OF square No. 6io, with improvements
thereon, to j. Stanley Jones, for o. 9l5 lots Nos
-, ", VI, " and p5, In GllbertS recoried susdl
vision OF square No. eI5, with the Improvements
thereon, sold subject to a prior deed OF tTust,l
TO John L. Conner, for tl, isO eaeh--kapOn lot No
lOl, In I, W. SOtan's subdivision OF certain lots
In square No. 3i5, with the improvements there
On, consisting Of 1rst-class dwelling. house,
nearly finished, lsOld subject to a prior incum.
brancc OF t5,9ib2o, with interest Rt Q per cent,
TO John L. Kendall, for ti, 100; two-story brick
house and lot ~ feet inches In front by lS feet
deep, IN square 81, being house No. 90, on
street between Ninth and Tenth streets, to Geo
II. Wassmann, for $4,000; part lot No, 10, In
square No. 1872, on Fourth street east between
North Carolina avenue aud south ID street con.
tanning about 1000 feet, to \, Z, Boynton al 40
cents per foOt-sl,eOO
rRLSsfERs BY MESsRs. FIrCH AND FoX
The following sales OF real estate have been
made BY Messrs. Fitch 4 Fox, for Mr., W. Il.
iOOsc: An elegant new residence, lately erected
On n street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
northwest, TO Judge Geo. W. Paschal, Of TeXas
for $4,000. They have also leased the adioInIng .
resld ence to Gen. Thomas I. McKaiR, Of C'uniheI.
land, Md., Tor 81 800 per annum.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

tire want OF premeditated malice which alone
constitutes murder, and ls punished with the
highest penalties Of the law. The law Is q terror
to eyil-doers only when they are made 10 feel
that II Il justly, exactly, fairly, impartislly,
sternly administered, as by the action OF the
President In this case II has been done and
o'Brien u now suffering his punishment for the
ortme he actually committed, but his life Ia not
taken by the law for q crime which he did not
commit; or, II he did, no jury has yet passed
upon that crime under instructions n uhsi, IN
my judgment, the law really is,
am, very truly your friend,
Benz. ?. BrrLLR,
National Republican., 1873-03-26
The EIn.x naa,l.

Fourteenth street, during the winter has been
the camping ground Of ten bands Of gipsles,
and the greater portion Of their time has been
other bands to Join them In a kind OF annual
convention before separating for the coming
season. Their mode Of living has been confined
TO small tents and cabins, which they erect
whenever night OyeFtAkes them, aud some OF the
bands have sort Of ambulance wagon In which
they sleep. Their means Of livelihood are ped.
ding and horse trading for the men AMI fortune
telling by the women; but the policemen think
that much Of the horse stealing carried on In
Maryland and Virginia during the past few
months has been done by members Of some OF
these gangs. The leader Is an old man named
Crabtree, who has entire control OF the bands,
who respect anl obey whatever orders he NAV
give. They expect to scatter as soon as spring
fairly opens.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
That .Narroyy Rscnpe.D

Yesterday morning the horses attached TO the
carriage Of Mrs. q. II. Williams, wife OF the At
torney General, ran away when near the corner
OF Ninth and y streets, and dashed up Ninth
street at furious rate. They were stopped ai
the corner Of q street by Sergeant Fainter, who
thus prevented what might have resulted In a
serious accident.-ChIonicte Qf yesterday.
In order TO relieve the apprehensiOns OF Mrs
lowing facts: !. Mrs. williams horses were not
stopped by Sergeant Fainter ut the corner Of q
street. Q. The horses did not run away near the
corner OF Ninth and y streets. Q, The horses
did not run away at all. 4. Mrs. Williams was
not outside her own house on Monday. .. The
hOrses Mere not ontalhe the aihhle.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

FOrR ROATs left Cumberland on Saturday
loaded with coal, three for shepherlstOwn aud
one for Alexandria.
THE GRAIN MARKBT.-Mr. r. c. Wheeler re-
celyed yesterday per canal $50 bushels OF wheai
and lOI barrels OF hour Messrs. Hartley 4 Bro
received $50 bushels OF corn.
THE RIvER-Arrived, steamers New York
from Philadelphia, with general merchandise fol
District merchants; Y. Z. Knight, from New
York, with Il miscellaneous cargo for District
merchants; schooner NJ. A. Taylor, from New
York, with ground alum salt for !. ThOs. Dayli
a
National Republican., 1873-03-26
pcn,h Of VIZ. Inmr. q. Kennedy.

Mr.. James q. Kennedy, q much-respected citl-
zen Of Washington, died nt hts residence yeater-
day morning after brief illness, and the news
Of his death was received with great regret by his
many friends and the citizens In general. lie
was a gentleman Of large means and hne tastes,
and was deeply Interested In the welfare and
always ready TO contribute, and by his invest
ments In real estate and the fno class OF build
lngs which he had built In the last few years he
had already done much In that direction. He
was president Of the Arlington Fire Insurance
Company, ChlldTens hospital, q director OF the
Metropolitan club aud one Of the trustees Of the
deeply Interested In the advancement Of the
Distfigt
National Republican., 1873-03-26
Tic RniIronL ConNcniInn.

The convention Of railroad, ticket aud passen-
ger agents held fourth day session at Willard
hall yesterday, resuming the consideration OF
rates and commissions. At 10 O'Clock a recess
was taken, and the members Of the convention
proceeded In body TO pay their respects to the
President. They were Introduced by Mr. T.. X.
Dorsey after few remarks, and az the conclu-
sion Of the ceremony returned 20 the hall, and
resumed the consideration Of taxes and commits
National Republican., 1873-03-26
A New Dodge.

Last night, while the entertainment at Metro
pOlltan Hall was In progress, the pleasures OF
those assembled were interrupted for q few mo-
ments by performance not set down on the
bill. II appears Mr.. HenZe was absent frUn the
ticket once, and his place was 1lled by Harry C.
Jones, the special Otilcer OF the hail, who Occu-
pied seat at the Onlce window To receive the
admission fees. All went well until about 10
o'clock, when q man asked for a ticket, and in
payment handed Mr.. Jones a package, which he
purported to contain twenty-five cOppers. Mr..
Jones, not satisfied with the weight OF the pack
age, opened II, and to his astOnishment found
four pennies at either end OF the package, and
the centre nlled with pieces OF cork cut the size
Of a cent Harry at once went for the man, who,
on being confronted by the stalwart officer, posi-.
lively denied all knowledge Of the swindle, and
upon being asked to pay the proper amount
out the doorway amid the laughter Of the
audience
National Republican., 1873-03-26
AulnllnaA

The following cases OF smallpox were reported
10 the health once yesterday; Two cases In an
alley, between First and Half and n aud o
streets southwest; one on Franklin street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth and = and q streets
northwest The following deaths were also re-
ported: One at No. 2li Y street southwest; one
on Eleventh, near NJ street southwest; one at
No. 900 NJ street southwest; one on II street,
near South Capitol street southwest.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
NOTICES or NEW ADvERTIsEMgNTs

See notice Of Alfred Day, market-master, In
to-iAy's issue.
The stock, lease, goodwill and fixtures Of a
market store are offered for sale.
Robert II. Graham has on hand q large stock
OF new and secondhand carriages.
The regular meeting Of the Young Mems Re
publican club will be held tonight.
The second annual meeting OF the National
Capital Real Estate Association will be held this
evening.
WI Wall A Co., auctloneers, will sell, on
Friday March 2s, at 10 O'Clock, IN, large lot Of
carriages, 6c.
LatimeT Cleary, auctioneeTs will sell, on
Tuesday, April /, Rt iO O'Clock, a. m., an elegant
assortment OF furniture.
Latlmer 4 Cleary, Auctloneers, have postponed
the sale OF three-siOTy aud basement brick rest.
dence on Myrtle street, between First aud North
Capitol streets cast
Il. II. Warner, real estate broker and anc-
tlOneer, has postponed the sale OF q two-stOry
brick house on the south side OF Jefferson
street. In UniOntOwn, ID. G., until Saturday,
April b, at I o'clock, p. m. He viii sell on FIJI.
| day, April Is, at O'Clock, y. m., q two-stOTy
frame house on street, between First and Bee
/ md
National Republican., 1873-03-26
MILITARY.
Meeting or the LIGHT Infantry Battalion

"teuuh oi the Btnht Infantry Bnttalion
Omeers.
A full meeting Of the battalion of1ccrs Of the
washington Light Infantry battalion was held
last night ~ the oompanys armory, at which
Major ", q. Moore occupied the chair, and Ad-
lutant y. Tyler Powell acted as secretary.
Under the call Of reports from commanding
ofilcors Capt, Fleming, OF company ID, reported
me- command IN good condition; Lieut.. hough,
OF company a, also reported favorably on the
condition OF his company.
The question Of rank OF of1cers was discussed,
and Lieut. HouRh submitted the following resOlu.
tlon. which was adopted,
Resolred, That the rank OF all company oflcers
OF this battalion shan be In accordance with the
date OF entry OF their respective companies In
the battalion; provided that in the event Of
changes after their admission into the battalion
then the rank OF offlcers shall be governed by the
date Of election,
on motion OF Lieut., Dalton, a committee con.
sisting Of Capt. Fleming, Lieut.. Dalton and Ad-
jutant Powell was appointed 10 draft q series OF
rules and regulations for the government OF the
battalion.
rRIr IN VIEW,
Company II, Of the Washington Light Infantry,
Captain Robert ]. Fleming commanding, will
visit Niagara Falls some time In June, and will
also visit syracuse and become the Fuests Of
tho sumner Corps, who were so handsomely en-.
tertaincd by d boys during their visit 10 Wash.
ington on Inauguration day.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
A Card.

The inclemenoy OF the weather having pre-
vented large number Of our friends and patrons
from calling and examining our spring display OF
| sample garments and fabrics, we shall continue
| the same during the week. Gentlemen will md
| IN our tailoring department the most elegant and
varied stock ever exhibited In this city.
Our prices are set as low as Ia consistent with
| irbt-class work.
A. SAEs \ Co, Si6 Seventh street.
| Tailoring department on second iOOr.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

pair were driven 70 Mr Davsnports residence
Tenth street, above Cherry, and remained the
greater portion Of the day, receiving the con
our best wishes are with the happy couple
May they grow happier, every day Of their lives
HsH, Thfdfeiphfd norrh ~
National Republican., 1873-03-26
FINANCIAL.
). r. BRopHEAD,
BIIOKER.

HTtOIkLIt,
No. O30 Pennsylvania nyenur, Room D.
WASHINGTON, DC.
Special Attention GIveu to Inyestnre Sc-
eurifies.
Refers by permissiOnto
Lewis Johnson a Co, bankers, Washington, u. C.
Bank, Washington, ID. &,
Hon. : ~ BrOdhsAd, Second Comptroller. Wash.
EdSa5d CLARK. ssqs Architect United States capI
Now offers for sale securiiies with principaI and
Nestor 10 to 10 PER cent interest.
Before loanlnR depOeitinK or investing your
funds at ors yer cent call and examine these W.
amounts to suit mhi5ly
National Republican., 1873-03-26
Tewpernucs lieetluH.

A grand temperance rally was held last night
at Union chapel, near Pennsylvania avenue, un.
det the auspices Of Excelsior Lodge No. ~, I. o,
OF Rechabltes, and Ray VI Hope Lodge No. 2, l.
y. q. 4. Able addresses were delivered by
Revs. J. 7. Lighter, II. ". Reed, Samuel Shef.
man, J. l.. kidwcll and other advocates Of the
gausC
National Republican., 1873-03-26

The Washington City saylnEsfank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DepOs
its can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
NntIonnI saNIngn Hank,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . TO 4; sRtur-
days, to and Q tOs.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

THOUSANDS have been changed by the use Of
weak slckly, suffering creatures 10 strong, heal
thy and happy men and women, and invalids
cannot reasonably hesitate 10 give Il trial. For
Dyspepsia and Debility II is a specific.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

We have Just received from RandOlrs Clothing
Emporium, New York, (Which Is closing up ia
AGairs,)
Five Hundred Chlldrcns Suits,
Five Hundred ChildTens Suits
suitable for children three to seven years Of aye
which we shall oneT at
Five Dollafs q suit
Five Dollars Suit,
Five Dollars a Suit.
They are worth nfty per cent. more. Many OF
the suits have been sold at tl2 We have post
tive Instructions to close them out at once,
A. SAKs A Co., Bl6 seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
Five Dollars.

s., 8, Is, Is, 81, s..
Atwood Suits for Children.
b t5 s. q s. $ s. Is q f5.
Nicely made and trimmed, at
A. SAKs a Co.B, 3lB Seventh street