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Attractive Goods
ATTaE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm' t
NVM. ID. LOVE & co.

NTEhave added to our stock tho past few
wv days. some choice goods, as we'll as
bargains.
%, 1873,
1000 yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
In the new shades. .'
$500 ysrds A Printed Cretons, At 163 cents
ayard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
ESQ pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cents to 81
yard, in the new colors.
Iwo-iutton Kids. at IS cents pair.
Tucked Skirts, at rs cents each.
Ladies' White Aprons, from rs cents to 81 25
each.
Yard-wide White Mating, at Is cents yard.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, at 80 and 35t cents
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques. at Is cents yard; fine goods.
White Naineook, at 12A cents yard
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sots, at 80 cents set.
Club. handle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prlses very choice selection.
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes
full line OF Prints and Domestics. i.
Al! are invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised, at
the Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
OF ". d. LOVE l. CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. ~. LOVE. B. B. MoCAEFnY
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The most COMPLETE STOCK VIC ever
owned r. G. SHIEER i CO.
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apec1al Not1ce.,

0RsTAoLHs TO MARRIARE.-Happy
relief for young men from the effects of errors
and sbuses In early life. Manhood restored.
impediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New, and remarkable re-
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD Ass0-
C!AT1ON. No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. PAN institution having high repu-
sstion sis Tor honorable conduct and professional
ek1l. Mar 26 3m
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. Coop Medieine 10 always appreciated.
Every body speaks IL highest praise Of Helm.
ttsh's medicine. Reasonable In price, coed in
Quality, perfect as remedias. Nav ST
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Southern Warehouse Company,

Southern Warehouse Company,
Gercdis street, nen, Grecnri,ie and Columbia
RdilrOad,
rs prepared to receive COTTON and other
Il property upon Storage. and to make ad.
vances uron the same. Cotton shipped to
this house will be stored subject to the order
for storage. All property 30 stored viii be
insured In good reliable companies, il insur.
ance is desired; and advances will be made
at tho lowest banking rates. Our etorehouses
and ne charge for handling will he In ade.
6Ail business communications Should be
addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, Prepident.
EO"IN r. GARY, Ireaenrer. March 3m
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New Orleans

New Orleans -.
1sjuat now attracting the public attention
on account Of the political trouble there. The
"Indian Girl" Ia attracting tha attention OF
smokers on account Of the stock OF Imported
Cigsrs, the Like OF which has not been seen
here since Columbia Was
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their appreciation OF the same, as also
OF the store that makes speciality in this
line by tho increasing demand for stManilia," !"
.Princtpees" and "Figaro." (of Imported To-
bacco,) and as the Indian chief who
Shot Down
The United States General haa caused the
lava beds to smell OF the burning OF powder,
go this Indian Maid" has caused Columbus
to smell Of the burning of tobacco. May IA
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BUILDERS DEPOT,
No. Oh Church Street,
Thres doors North OF Broad. Charleston, 8, C,
E. M. GRIMKE. Proprietor.

Lime, Latas, Slate. Garden Eases, Pressed
and Fire Bricks. Cement Hair, Shin
giles. Hanging Baskets. Flag Stones,
Land and Calcined Plaster, Mails, Tile,
Chimney Tops, Drain Pipe, &c., Mar
Die and Marbleized Mantels.
r. o. Box s74 Charleston, S. c., April Is. 1873.
ME undersigned begs leave to inform his
Il friends and customers. that he has been
appointed Agent for tho sale of Messrs.
CARLTON, NORWOOD & CO.'S celebrated
brand OF ROCKPORT LIME, formerly repre-
and now offers for sale cargo Of superior
quality, which will be disposed OF on the most
feaeonable terms
:, Orders for any uantity. from one to one
thousand dollars. filled with promptness. and
satisfaction guaranteed. E. NJ. GRlMKE.
April 24 t13
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Aeinitsh's Queens Delight-A rom arka
bic medicine Tor curing al kinds OF diseases
OF the blood. Better than Sarsaparilla All
May3t
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Our large etock being CONSTANTLY RE
PLENISHED with POPULAR GOODS.
Il. G. SILVER i co,
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What is Life Without Health2

Heinitah's Great PHI, the Liver PHI
Purifes the Blood, cures Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Bilious Complaints. Try
them. Don't suffer any more, Nav ct
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An array OF merchandise seldom seen
South, and at prices TO suit the public. Cal
and exsmine. Polite salesmen in attendance
May II Il. G. SILVER & co.
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A Z Z GOOD s
AT
1. c. sHlVBR & CO.'S
BOUGHT CHEAP!

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of tho VA
"A KlOUS LINES We DEAL II, at prices
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GEORG ETOWN.

OUR NEW PosTMAsTER.-Several week:
since it was announced that DIR. Cragin had
been suspended as postmaster in this CITY, and
Major George Hill, jr., appointed in his place
Soon after the President suspended DR.. Cragin
tne suspension was recalled and DR.. CraSin
snen promptly rendered his resignation, to take
effect on the list of September. The President
accepted the resignation and has appointed
MAJOR Hill for the position, as stated in yester-
gay STAR. 1t is to be presumed the major will
take possession on Monday next.
DAVID WALLING, the young man who, a few
a ia ago, was run over by one of the ears of
tne Washington and Georgetown railroad com
Pahy, has been rendered benefit by the mem
9ers OF the Ward, Mack & Morris Minstrel
5a ..oupe, at Forest Hall, Georgetown, on Friday,
Z9th inst lie is suffering very much, and is in
life. Vi
RIVER NKws.-The steamer John Gibson ar
rlyed here to-day from New York, with mis-
Senaneous cargo, and the schr. Anna Bell, from
salisbury, has arrived, with so, 900 feet lumber
to Jos. and j. f.. Libby.
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The Washington Grove Camp Meeting
THE CLOSING SCENES.
Especial Correspondence Of The Eveninc Stay.I

TIE cIosrye scxxrs
JSn,o;al orr.,,1.s-..-.f m - -
i1f NV'''sfvrue"ee9 the Epen'ng efdr.J
WAsHINGToN GROVE,
hoNTeoNkRf Co., Md, August &c.
Yesterday morning prayer and experience
meetings were held In different parts Of the ON
campment. and at foI o,clock p - VI ~,
HEDGES of arn.ro,;. nr...nes Wv W. W.
60, - y. nf0s, Pieecneo from Genesis
Zo1n chAPter, Iotn verse. Rev. q. A. Hall, of
the M o. A, conducted q social meeting.
wncn was largely attended.
AT O'Clock p. m. the ground was formally
oedicated, IN the presence of a very large con-
gIeeauon. The exercises consisted of Singing
an opening hymn; prayer by Rev. II. Meme.
mar, Hung CORRECTION; reading of selections
f ~ rscrlpture by Reys. b. Peyton Brown and
". ~. BAKER, singing OF dedicatory hymn,
written by James Nicholson, and announce2
~ hev. II. A; Cleaveland1 and offertory
gaayeI Dy hey. basil Barry, Of Rockville. The
sahcram TENT OF the Lords Supper followed.
hnDI. tVrsy mnisteIs OF the gospel and several
I.ureo communicating partook Of the Sacra-
40 o..,o.n . -.
tcs. Sch meeting 1or the interest and
co,Sno. "a an, was neld. Frank Wilson
son Fors -, rde ana Rev. Messrs Mum
prT,,n a,'o o're,s .ook part IN the exercises
Rev ps OF pA ps AND FREIGHT.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Hibernian Society No. 3, are having a
peasant picnic at Beyer's It'll street park this
Afternoon and evening.
Judge Olin announces that during the ALB
sence Of the other justices from the city he will
hold chambers for legal business at the City
Hall, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
OF each week.
Our well-known fellow citizen, Mr.. George
Wright, master machinist at the Washington
Arseral, has accepted the position rendered him
Of superintendent OF the government work
shops at Fortress Monroe, and will leave here
with his family on the LIST of September. The
offer was highly fattering to him az q capable
mechanic, as il was entirely unsolicited on his
part; but his numerous friends in this city will
regret the transfer.
The crew OF the yacht Americas, who have
been on cruise the past week in the Chesa-
peake bay hshing for sheepshead, captured a
large sea turtle weighing 80 pounds, and for
wsrded u to this city as q trophy. II snapped
nj tsh bait, and the crew had q lively time
getting il on deck. -
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FIRE THIS MORSING-Tde F0l7s-out Fire
GiG5R Telegraph Agdin.-This morning at 40
O'Clock, Offcers Scott and Lawrence discovered
a hIe in the back building of Mr.. James Nc
Dermott's residence, on Missouri avenue, be-
tween Sd and X streets, immediately in the
rear OF McDermott Brothers coach factory
and ran to box CO, corner of I'd street and Penn
sylyania avenue, and attempted TO turn in an
alarm, but were not successful. They then ran
TO the Columbian Building and attempted
with a Ike result, to turn in 81. Oficer Scott
then ran 10 headquarters and caused an alarm
10 be struck for box 81. The fire department
responded promptly, and, notwithstanding the
flames had got some Roadway, the fire was
.z 49,, sushed. The loss is over $1,000, much of
IL caused by the water; but mad the officers
been able TO turn in an alarm at first doubtless
the loss would not have reached halfthe amount
AS it was, the adjoining property made a mar
row escape from destruction. So long a time
elapsed between the discovery of the fire and
the sounding Of the alarm that the neighbors
were very apprehensive for the safety of their
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-26

RESUMPTION OF TRAvEL.-To-morrow night,
Tor the first time since the late break in the Bal.
fimore and Potomac railroad, through trains
will be run TO New York and PHILADELPHIA with
out change, leaving at o'clock, and the other
New York trains will leave thereafter at 753 a.
m and Los p. m daily, except Sunday. The
1928 d. m. Baltimore express, through without
stops, will be put on Thursday. The other
trains which have been running since Friday
last, leave at 5:35, s;3S, Ills a. m. $40, G:fs
and 1910 p. m, as formerly. All the damage
order than before, and there is less danger of
damage by storms, as most of the culverts have
been enlarged The public will be glad 70 know
that this fsyorite through line Is In full oper-
alton again.
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A SENSIBLE PLAN OF RELIRF.-At a recent
meeting of the relief committee who have in
charge the work of relieving the sufferers by the
great fire in Portland, Oregon, a plan was pro-
posed which is intended to put into practice the
ldea OF helping men to help themselves It was
proposed to effect loans at lower rates of interest
on as favorable time as can be agreed upon to
small manufacturers and employers of labor in
various branches of trade, who were burned out
ana lost their stocks. AS security for these
loans, mortgages will be given on the real es-
tate. rake, for example, remarks Portland
paper, the case OF certain well known foun-
dry owner, who has lost everything Before
me hre he furnished seven or eight mechanics
with constant employment. His loss was, of
course, also their own, as 1t threw them out of
employment. 1t is now proposed TO loan the
employer sum sufficient to enable him to re-
sumo business in small way, and he in turn
Will be able to employ help, and IL the terms
are any way advantageous, the proprietor will
be able to meet his payments, and by these
means re-establish himself in business once
sufferers.
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WHITE GOODS.

Esmbure Edges, lsc 70 81 81 yard, less 10 Per cent
Hamburg inserting, Dc. TO lH yard iess 10 per CT
swiss kdges and Inserting, sc. TO 81 yard, less 10
Nainsook Edge. end Inserting, % to san yard, less
10 per cent.
Victoria Lawn, SOC 70 Soc yard, Les. no per cent.
less 10 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, at SOC. 70 &c. yard, less 10 per cent.
Tucked frockine, at SOC TO yard 10 per cent
Striped and Plain Swiss, at soc 70 7sc yard, less 10
per cent.
Plain 0rgandy, sc. 10 7sc. yard, less 10 per cent.
Aarsalia, OF Snc. to Sc. yard, less " per cent.
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LADIES' FURNISHING Goons

"hse Cotton Rose a. sIs, sc, &c, sl.O7, sI@,
cent. 49, 49, oS~i ios1 ~ per
broSn bsIS s I, Hose At 7se Sc, sIO7, slH,
Ia ar s fancy, SIX Hose, regular prices less
Merino Vests at s9c. 70 Ella, less 10 per cent.
10 per cent. PaiSoe' ie1
Linen HensItched Handkerchief at IS. seo. &c.
zsS' sc, 1se, II, 8 Ne, less 10 per cent.
SlS, 81 30, less 10 per cent ' 90 oi'
Linen Collars saS Cuffs
Ladies Fancy Scsrfs, 75c, less 10 per cent
Kid Gloyes, snaS button, regular prices, les nc
q, less 10 per cent.
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

Infants Long Skirts az from a. g "a "a m t.s n
cent. -
Oembric Slips.
Cambria Dresses, PLATA
Cambria Dresses, Embroidered
flannel Skirts, Plain
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
Square Drawers.
Robes.
Walking Oloaks.
Wool Boots.
And complete stock Of every article OF Infsntss
wear al subject 70 discount Of 10 per cent.
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Arrest of an Alleged Confidence Man

sONE OF HIS OPERATIONS IN WAsHISGToN'
About o'clock last night Detectives Nc
EIresh and Sargent took into custody on the
charge OF swindling, young man named G.. c.
Selvage, who has recently made his appearance
IN this city from Brooklyn, n. Y. The first
Development of his vain tricks of which there
are several, was on the 18th instant. wben he
visited Beacon Lodge, No. Is, 10 o, F.. and
represented that he had been robbed on the
lyn;'that he had received relief from Mercantile
Lodge, No. 16, but not to q sufficient amount
MIR. Chas. b. r. College, who was on the com
mittee to examine him, being suspicious, teIe-
graphed TO New York and found that he had
-peen Suspected from ATLANTIC Lodge, Va
30, of Brooklyn; that he had swinG,ed his
employers and others before leaving, and
that his reputation was very bad as to
that he had beat the National Hotel out of fye
days board. At that place he represented that
he was an agent Of a firm in Philadelphia, but
the said firm, upon receiving a telegram, re-
Friday he visited Eastern Lodge, No. Z, in
South Washington, but they having been
warned; he received nothing. He then came
over to Pennsylvania avenue and offered to sell
an Odd Fellows pin in front of Godfrey's sa-
loon. young man, Chas. Lucas. a member
of the order, asked him his purpose, when he
Lucas offered 70 take him with him TO his own
bed, and did 50. In the morning, when he
awoke, Mr.. Sewage (the bird) had flown, and
he had-some SIS. Last night il came TO the
knowledge of Beacon Lodge that he had been
seen on Capitoi Hill, when Messrs. Colledge,
found him acting as juror on case before
Justice Ferguson, but the jury having retired,
they were compelled to walt until one
O'Clock this morning before they could get him.
In the meantime they telegraphed for Detective
McElfresh and his partner, Sargent, who had
been looking for the young gentleman for sew
eral days. While waiting for them, officer
Gates was on duty with warrant for his arrest,
which Returned over to Detective McElfresh on
his arrival. The jury were discharged about
one O'Clock, and Sewage was escorted to the
police headquarters.
He Is a handsome young fellow, with a light
downy moustache and jaunty airs, and is calcu-
lated 10 mislead almost any person. He will be
Lucas to- MORROW.
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He REV. DR.. SPRINGS FAMILY SKELETON.
The Rev. DIR. Spring, who died last week. had
been for some years separated from his wife in
consequence of differences in money matters.
she died ten days before him, and was buried
nom the house of one of her own relatives He
was buried from his own house and church, and
nelther had seen the other for n long time
NOdh's SUNDAY Times and Nesss0oer
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The CANAL ROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA
Mr. G.. +. Hyde, agent for this District of the
new express line between Philadelphia, Alex
andria, and the District cities, has received a
letter stating that the repairs to the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal will be completed
In about sixty days. In the meantime the com
pany Will run an outside line, making weekly
trips. See their advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-26

nS-The "Select Young Men of Pittsfelan are
club of colored youths.
NJ The postmistress of Reading, Pa, employs
her husband as head clerk.
@Milwaukie derives a revenue of 81 .ss3
from dogs, and values them accordingly.
@~An English lecture bureau on the Ameri-
can system is impending there.
~ rhe Chicago Mail alludes to "Kerosena.
the destroying goddess"
nSrT The Philadelphia Evening Herald's bal
loon went up at O'Clock p. m. yesterday, and
passed over the city in southeasterly direction.
1Rev. s. w. Clemens, of the Troy confer
ence OF the Methodist church, recently whipped
the proprietor of the MOhican House, at Bolton,
n. Y, for calling him a dirty dog, and h ali
to pay 80 to ajustice of the peace for his trouble
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS

fss,mers Patent Yoke Shirts, resay-n.de, 10,
SIC -, less lo per cent. W.
Sia; slsO, e. Is IS Ices 10 FER o.p ssi'"' ~
1pra psoT ~ cotton socks, o. 50, 90, SIN, %,
i.e. No ns snc nerino Drawers, regular prices,
cent. 49, ~ per
BLACK Ties, Black scarfs, Fancy soarfs ysncv
cent. F"' ~ ~ PSs
Linen I, and sur Pocket Handkerchiofs, regular
Md Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent
hisie Thread Gloves, 70 cents. less 10 per cent
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Something worthy the Attention of

Editor star: The public is respectfully invited
10 visit the It'll and 9th.street wings of the Gem
Ter market to witness the grand and magnih-
cent evolutions on top of the butcher stalls of
said wings of the most wonderful spiders in the
known world, which have been imported by the
market authorities from New Hampshire. There
Is also great nuisance existing in the shape of
the garbage box, which is ilthier than anv
slaughter-house In the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-26

CHURCH CouRrING.-Rev. DR.. Fowler, presi-
dent OF the Northwestern University, in a recent
sermon on the occasion of laying the corner
stone of the South Evanston NJ. E. church,
commends the idea of having a basement and
parlors in the church for social purposes In
answer to the objection that boys and girls will
DO their sparkling at the church, the doctor said:
~ say amen. have daughter whom cher
Is OF suitable age, l had rather she would be
couIted in the house OF God than in a theater ).
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet ArticIes. rognI.r ,roo.
less 10 per cent. p'ioess
Pearl Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons at Is cent,
r.. 70 80 per pair, less 10 per cent - -''
Eola cnlrt STUDS nj 2t0 TO SIS, less 10 per cent
wy Soi9 O1ilar Buttons, sc, SIS, 81, siE,
ran and Fancy Fans, 75c. to s94, less 10 per Ct
an nnd CmoreiiA Chateain, 7sc 70 es Ices 10 DIT CT
OAydized Buckles, It's Ear Drops, yiuog .rrtfe'
IL, &c, &C, REGULAR prices, less 10 per cent.
Jet Jewelry, regular prices, less 10 per cont
10 per cent. " oa@i 'es1
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DISASTROUS BALLOON Observation-Disclosures
made balloon ascension yesterday from S an
francisco. The balloon fell into the bay, and
Brinsley jumped from the basket a distance of
40 feet, and swan to the Long bridge. He was
somewhat injured.
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

Cotton sirts' tueks, g cents, less 10 per cent.
u Si1
klegsntly trimmed Skirts from Sis 10 s2O, less x
Cotton che%i''s at e cents, less 10 per cent.
Sis q
10 per cent.
Cotton Drawers at = cents, Les. 10 per OeHs.
And fun and complete line Of other styles
Night Dresses from lisa TO go, less 10 per cent.
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Observation-Disclosures during the DAY yester-
day some thieves entered the dwelling OF Rev.
NJ A. Turner, No. 1910 street northwest,
siuring the absence of the family, and ransacked
IL throughout, breaking open trunk belonging
70 Mr. j. +. Maury, who had sent II by express
from Bedford Springs, Va, in the care Of one
OF the occupants Of Mr.. Turner's house. A
trunk and bureau In the house were also broken
oren and ladyis gold chain taken away, valued
nj $50. The house was entered by pryipg open
the blinds Of the back basement.
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LETTERS iron rxs PEOPLE.


NOW 10 DEM Win raise AINrmS.
Editor Star: Allow me to call the ATTENTION of
our Fire Commissioners TO the necessity of some
signal to warn the department of an alarm
being false. on Saturday last there was an
alarm sounded from Georgetown 10 when the
Georgetown and X street engines and hook and
ladder company responded, but did not 90 into
service, the latter company having to come
some twenty-seven squares, and the horses ar
irving literally worn out.
Cannot the commissioners devise some way of
letting the department know that the alarm is
false while they are on their yay no the snn-
posed fire, thus saving the horses the exhaustion
caused by so long q run.
Would not quick striking of the bells, or
some such signal, be efficient?
A LOVER OF HORSES,
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock Of LINEN SUITS POLONAIsKs
kEDlNG0Ts is the largest in the city, and We
invite the attention Of the ladies the great bar
gains we give BY the liberal reduction Of ID per cent
from our prices.
We name few, with prices;
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BuILsISG PERMITS were issued yesterday as
1oIlows.-Wm- hughes, two-story frame store
John McCleland, two-story brick stable. on
New York avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest; Charles Humphreys. two
story frame dwelling, on LIST street. between II
and Z southeast; Samuel Ker, one-story BRICK
store, on 18th street, between PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and r street northwest; women's
Christian Association, one-story frame home
building, II by 81 feet, on the east side OF 18th
street, between X and streets northwest.