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The GARBAGE DEPOT INJUNCTION RE-
FUSED.-ThIs morning in the Equity Court,
Judge Wylle, the case of Davis against the
District OF neutrality-suspicious. for in
junction TO prevent the erection and use of a
building at the intersection OF Delaware av-
enue and ii street, by the contractors for the
removal of garbage, &c, under the contract
with the Board of Health as a depot-was
heard. Mr.. Bradley appeared for the Board
OF Health and Turner, and MeSsrs. Caring
ton and Darlington for the compliments
The answer of the Board of Heal Tia was read
10 The effect that by their contract no nuis-
ance would be created, and proper precau-
Elimination of the public health. The an
Swer OF the health officer, DIR. Keane, was
read 10 the effect that under previous con-
tracts the removal of night-soil was a nuis-
ance, but under the present arrangement it
was not nuisance. The court said that he
could not regard the depot as a nuisance
ahectIng health and discharged the restrain
ing order and denied the PRAYER of the bin
for al Injunction.
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If you want "A wide collar, wear the War
wick. ASK any first-class furnisher for it,
AdC
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INTERESTING TO THE LADIFS.-Mr. NJ.
William, who is ever on the alert, will open
To morrow morning a large assortment of
Mad. Nirot's Partisan bOnnets. IL will be
remembered that Mad. Virot Is the Princess
among bonnet makers.
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foRN AT POLICE STATION HOUSE
This morning, about 8 10 O'Clock. two colored
women walked into the 9TH precinct station
house, corner of 9th and n streetS) and one
Informed sergeant Perry and Station-keepar
NGss That the other was very sick. that her
name was Martha Washington, ana her huS-
hard nal driven her from home. While Civ
fg tC1S information the sick woman was
becoming worse and the officers assisted her
INTO the sitting room where. in a few mo-
HtntS. she gave birth 70 a child. one too
win . good pair Of lungs. The officers as
sisted by the ianitOT. Banks. rendered all toe
assistance they could. meantime sending for
= physician and nurse \ midwife was final
y procured. and DR. Z. e.. Young attended
htF- and found her doing well. Br. J. Harry
thompson gave an order for her admission
10 The Coium pia hospital, to which she was
sent to-day. She stated that her husband
lad taken the straw from her bed, and hal
totally ucEitetef TO provide FOR her. Her
MUSTARD George Washington. subsequently
aIIe'red at the station ana made some in
gulTy a. 10 her condition.
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PROPERLY OWNERS, save money by calk-
ing on Dickson Il Patterson before paving
improvement taxes. Offices: COS 18th street
and 2ge " street,
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-This morning in
the Equity Court, Judge Wylie made a de-
cree OF divorce in the case of Harriet Simms
against James Simms, who were married on
the nth OF August, 1871, and went to Cam
bridge, Mass, and lived there for eighteen
months, when she returned. but he never
Joined heT again. Mr.. f. c. Darlington an
peared for plaintiff, and Mr.. {. ID. Anderson
took the testimony.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-ThomaS Dow
ling. auctioneer, corner of PennsyIv ave
nue. and llth street, yesterday made the fol
proved. being the estate of the late Mrs Ann
P1ckrell: lot 80, square $40, Oh the west side
OF 10th street, between NJ and y northwest
improved by twO-StOTy frame house. 10
John r. Green. for = ,62j; lot Sc. square $40.
TO same for -, 1875; lot 10, square so, aud inn
prOVements ON the ives, side of New Jersey
avenue near g street, to L. c. Merriam. for
S1.t.5; lot south of square 900, to Nottle
Allen, for Is cents per square foot; lot east
OF square 1913, corner of 18th and G. streets
southwest, to George +. Mueller. for 81 cents
FER square loot; lot :, square 1000. to G.. +.
-: wsOn, for az cents per square foot; lot |.
square 1904, between 18th and 18th and G.
streets and Georgia avenue southeast. TO
i3me, for cents per square foot; all of
square north of square 1917, to George r.
Mueller, for II cents per square foot; part
of lot (, square IA. on north side of II, be-
tween Eth and 18th streets, improved by
two-stOTy frame dwelling, To q. =. Kraft for
- % per square foot. Mr.. Bowling also sold
Yesterday for Robert Earle and T. w. John
son, executors, lot <, square 1O1. on III street.
between 10th and 21St, with improvements
10 James McGrann, for - 25O.
DunCanSOn Bros, auctiOneers. sold yeSter-
day afternoon for Reginald Fendall. trustee,
lot Il, square "A. situated corner Virginia
avenue and sd street northwest. to VIM. A
1. Maddox for eight cents per foot.
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THE BOARD or HEALTH met last night.
and the health officers report for the week
ending April 24th was submitted. showing
Al nuisanceS abated, Il causes of death in
yeStigaied; IS buTialS at public expense: 4f
dead animals removed, DO punches fish, 70
shad- go herring. ! 40 crabs, 32j pounds beef
20 dO. veal. Is do pork, do. mutton. l. 10
bacon. Condemned. Health Officer KCene
submitted a communication i'm relation 10 a
public nuisance stating that the space
bounded 10y Pennsylvania avenue and Lou
iSlaua avenue and eth and 9TH streets north
IVES. north OF the grounds occupied bV
The " aShiu StOn market company, by reason
Of excavation thereon. where Stagnant water
accommodates and where nuiSanceS are com
united by unknown persons, is, in IFS present
exposed condition. likely 10 become in sum-
meT time public nuisance injurious TO
health Herewith j. plat showing how this
space may be greatly improved. at little ex-
peuSe. by filling. parking. &c, and the
healtbfulHeSs Of the locality be thereby
greatly enhanced. Believing this to be- a
subject OF importance as a sanitary measure
Of public interest, present 10 for the consid-
eTatlOn OF the beard
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WANTS DINORCE-Msrtha Lewis veS-
terday nled q petition for divorce froD, 'har
husband, William Lewis, on The ground ~
repeated acts Of cruelty. The parties wars
married In July, 1861. WIG
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bAsE BALL--The second championship
az Philadelphia and a.. Wssbfna,n,, ci,.s
OF thls city' on the Olympic grounds vester'
day, resulted An victory for ( Z former ny a
score of II tO3 'ei -
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The Striking IabOrers.
DEMONSTRATIONS LAST NIGHT AND r,

DAY.
Last night quite nrruer of laborers-
from enc to two hur 3I ed-c,thnred abnuL
John Pope HoiHP It's off,ce, rear PoIjce
Headquarters anu talked over the auction
81 pay and listened to an address nv HoI-
lett. III misunderstood when they dispersed
last night that they would meet this morn
'ng lear The Circle. and precautionary
me asI.reS were taken by the police authoII-
upS--inStructiOns being issued to the lieu
tenants to keep their reserves in readiness 70
check any riotOIrs demonstration. Lieut.
Hurley's men this morning dispersed
Eum Der of parties gathered about in knots in
Georgetown, sDd Lieut. Greer's men dis
perSed also = number at the Circle.
About l1:fe o'clock this morning n mob or
about $50 OF the strikers appeared on Boun-
dairy street, near 9th, SOME Of them carrying
snort clubs. They were marching toward
9Th street; where Mr.. Syivanus Gleason had
81 force st work. Lieut.. NOonan and mounted
men, 6S well as those On foot, were ready for
them, and charged upon them, scattering
them In every direction, and capturing some
of their number, who were locked up.
TIE strike among the laborers is mainl V
confined to those whose pay heretofore has
been 81 per day. The 81 25 men are generally
al work to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Lucas, contractor for the i'm
proVement OF Mil street. Georgetown, states
that his labOrers, some forty i'm Number.
struck for S1.50 per day, this morning, and
left the work.
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BLooD's PATENT SFTDs, i'm gold, received
This morning.
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NATTsNS, VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
~ AND ANTI.RILIl0u& PIN

The demand for these Pills has largely increased
We therefore call public attention to their merits as
a general family physic Prepared with the great
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
They are healing to the stomach
tion.
ness.
They are invaluable for indigestion and dys psa
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system
They do not grippe give pain during their action
They are adopted for general use. Children and
delicate persons can take them well as the strong
and robust. Home made, they are always fresh,
twbiie patent pills generally are not, } and conse-
For sale only 10y ~ ~
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist.
apZs-u Corner I'd and d streets northwest,
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lust RECEIVED, FRESH GENUINE VICHY
Quart Bottles. ~ "
Also, will have in week from now fresh APP.
PALLihARIN WATER, shipped from the Spring
The best CHAMPAGNE in the markets here and
in Europe. ~
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY from Messrs Held
sleek CO., SO per dozen, Quarts; Pints, S2s, of
SHOEMAKER e HERfZOG,
importers O Wines LiqNors and Csars,
Dealers IN Domestic Wines aHd Whtskiss
may I-Iw 1S31-32 ct near the I'm perial Hotel
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THEDFMoCRATICPL PLATFORM AND CANDI-
DATE FOR NEXT GEAR.-A regular meeting
OF the Jackson Democratic Association was
held last night at SRngerbund Hall. Sth and +
streets; Mr.. j. f. Norris in the chair. Walter
Johnson and Thomas Pitchlyn were elected
members.
DIR. c. II. Culver offered n preamble and
resolutions, which at his suggestion were
referred to the committee on resolutions
The preamble reiterates the " fundamental
doctrine OF the democratic party" ECONOMY.
states rights, iraternal relations, fidelity 10
the Constitution, equal taxation, &c.,) and
the resolution reads that ''while pleIging
ourselves TO the support of the nominees of
the national democratic convention, we
would recommend TO the consideration of the
American people, without diSparaging the
claims OF any one. the names of Hons Allen
y: thurman, of OHIO, and Thomas +. Bayar1,
OF Delaware, as men in every way worthy To
De the democratic standard bearers in the
next Presidential campaign"
Rev. G. W. Denison addressed the aSSocia-
ton, and offered resolution, which was
unanimously adopted, cOngratulating the
democracy of North Carolina on their recent
victory.
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THOMAs DOWNING NUcii5. Ger

EXECUTORs, SALE 4 VALUABLE IMPROVED
GfbRGF III rIhMMPsS2 RfISa E FEN EsTArE y
IATE MRS Ann PICkREuII's Sr h ~ TT n
- On THURSDAY aid FRIDAY. the 9Th aud
ufnC from day to day at same hour until ali j. lis
posed Of will coll parts If LotsT and 2 frontiny ?.
and Congress streets. with a depth Il no feet 20
wide alley, improved BY three story Brick DIV N
Immediately after parts Of Lots Is and 10 fronting
- feet on the north tide Of Bridge street, Nth a
Improved by three three-tory Brick Storeh ,,is~ N
Brldge ttreet, and two story Brisk Dwelling and
Immediately alter parts Z Tote IS and II. fronting
20 let on the east side "t Potomac street. Wit
depth OF - feet, improved by two stor, Brick
Immediately after par. II lot TO- fronting - sI2
fee On the south side Of Prospect street and 81 feet
on the east side of Potomac street, improved =, a
two story Brick Dwelling ard Store
immediately after part Of Lot p, fronting 50 feet
en- The north line Of Prospect street, with depth Of
immediately after part 81 Lots Is and 9s fronting
" feet each on the north line q Wrist street near
t,gh street, by depth Of $50 feet, improved by
Immediately after part Of Lot 81 fronting IS feet
on north line Ut First by depth Il 10 foet
improved by first-cla three story Brick Dwelling
House and convenient out buildings
30 feet the north line Of Sixth street With depth
81 90 IL feet on the west side Of Market street I'M
Immediately after part II Lot Z. fronting Is 6l,
i1et on the north line 1t punbsrton street near
High street with depth Of - feet, improved By A
two story Brick Dwelling House
Immediately alter part OF Lot lI. fronting 90
on the sonih line of punbarton street and IS feet ON
the west line Of Green street, improved ~ a two
story Brick Dwelling and store
lnneo lately after Lot l39 fronting 81 feet on the
west line OF Montgomery street, With = depth Of %
ZEE improved b. two two story frame houses, one
brick. ard one frame tenement.
Immediately after Lot 90 feet on tho north line u
hunharton street. 10y depth Of l20 feet on NJ -uroa
ingE.
On SATURDAY, the sth dav q Nav. ,s-,. a, s
q clock . m. Lot On the south side Mas-- rect
having front on Water street of n l. feet ami
running back 70 the channel Of the Pot1ma- river
nclng The property now occupied by Messrs. T.
PiCkre'l 4 Co. a. a lumber yard.
Terms. One quarter cash. the balance in Fnur
equal payments at &, Il, Il. aud q months W n
notes bearing interest and secured by deed al tri,
ON the property sold. Convex anCing a. thu Of
The purchasers Deposits will he required on each
piece u pro pertv when soli.
y " pTCERFTT,
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DERCE NTAGE

pERCENTAGE
INCREASE AND DECREASE or SALES
SEWING MACHINES
During 1873, by the Companies Reporting to the
Combination.
INCREASE.
!. REMINGTON S. NJ. Co.......... sJil per cent
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PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool HairIine Suits, 81
All Wool Cashmere Suits. 50
Dol ,,..-,, All Wool Scotch Suits, 10
North Hoosic Suits, sII
silk Crate Suits, SI2
Blue Flannel Suits, SI2
Silk Mixed Suits, SIS
MiddIesex Flannel Suits, S15
Diagonal Suits, SI6
Worsted Basket Suits, sis
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES OF DRESS COATS:
Black Cloth Frock Goats, double breasted. $40
S12, els, SIS and $40.
Diagonal, Basket and Worsted, double breasted
Square FroCk Goats, with Vests to match, at SI2
SIS, sis and $40.
PRICES OF PANTS.
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from SI
to S..
Business Pants, from 81 80 to 81.
YOUTHS SUITS-a
SO $40 SI4
S. 81 50 s11 sI3
BOYS SUITS-0
So SO S. $40 sr
a. q T r a q 3.
lOI AYENUE-..~IOIl
aI3O-tr BETwEEs lOrH AND 1IrH STREETS.
DOLLAR STARE
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PIANOS, &c.

PIANOS, dc.
THE DECKER BROTHERS won their success
u by solid merit; they hold il by unTemit
ing ing enort IN the same direction.-N. YkTTH
SirgularIy equal and brilliant throughout the en-.
tire scale.-N. y. Times.
G. KUHN, Sole Agent,
- 632 New York avenue, Washington, u. q.
Tlanos and Organs tuned, regulated, for rent and
saIe. maT27-tr
TIE COLBERT CUMMING BIRDt PIANO.
L ne neatest, the smallest and the cheap--
est nr5t Class seYen-octaye Piano eyerkSz
made. g. u. WILD & BIO, Sole Agents VtkU
Ixo 9TH street northwest, half square above Patent
once One fine Piano, but little used, for sale at
bargain. marl6-tr
(NARD.-The undersigned take pleasure m an.
~ nouncing TO their friends and the public
IN general that Mrs. q. REICHENBACH k52<W
No. 423 llth street, near Pennsylvania aye-VVkVV
nue., continues the Sole Agency for our PIANOS,
and that NONE but the above firm is authorized 70
sell our Pianos for Washington, Georgetown, AIeT-
andris, and vicinity, and will be thankful for q con.
nnuance OF the patronage so literally bestowed in
the past on the knabe Pianos.
WILLIAM KNABE 4 Co,
Piano Mandatory, No. $50 West Baltimore street
Baltimore, and No. ia Fifth avenue, New
York. feb6-tr
A SPLENDID sTOCK-The world renowned
"A kNABE PIANOS, Parlor Grand,-
s1uare Grand, Square and Upright PA @
RIOS; VIM mCCAMMONS Celebrated PA
NOS, 7octaves full toned. For sale and rent on the
most accommodating terms, Tuning promptly at.
tended to. MRS. @. REICHENBACH,
jan4-T l23 llth St, sbevs Penns avenns
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x..aner PrnnnhrI,tie- Te.day.
VICE OF CHIEf SISSAb OFFlCER,
WARRINGTON. Nav :. 1873.

WASHINGIuN, FIHE ,. I'D.
For the middle and eastern states. station
arv or rising barometer. southcrly winds
warmer. clear weather. followed by clear
weather Wednesday hight.
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ANOTHER CRAZY VISITOR TO THE
WHITE HOrSE.-Yesterday "A man named
Luke Gallagher, late of New York but for
merry OF California, appeared at the Presi-
ueit house and threw in a bund lie of papers
which he desired should be handed to Presi
dent Grant Officer Kearney questioned him
and soon aScertained that he was demented
and took him TO police headquarters. There
he stated that he had been looking for work
but no one would allow him TO do any and
the reason they acted so was that he had
gwen information of murder con- initial nv
leading business man of New York and
they did not like IL. Police Surgeons New
man and McKim examined him this morning
aud were not long coming TO the Conclusion
that he was ut subject for the insane asy-
Iun, and gave a certificate on which he was
taken To the hospital for the insane.
THE THEATERS.-The musical combjna
ton at the National Theater this week ia
doing fair business, and give very pleasing
performances There will be a change of
programme this eveaing, and the entertain
ment concludes with comedy. Manager
Barton has perfected his arrangement with
The Daily company for the production OF The
Big Bonanza" next week.
The Madrigal boys have made q decided
singing at Ford's Opera House this week
while Morlacchi, by her graceful rendering
OF the three characters in 1.-The French
Spy" Is adding TO her brilliant reputation a
a danseuSe, actress and vocalist
There are good bills at the Avenue and
COmique Theaters this week, and those fond
OF variety entertainments cannot do better
than pay visit to both houses, and IL is GER
tain the expenditure will not be regretted.
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CITY Or ANTWERP, CITY OF LONDON,
G1n or bkhLIN, ClTl or LIN E6gCk,
tIIt or bhtSTDI, CITY or MDNThkEL
GITl OfNhM ,oR6. CITY Ot BHOoKLlN,
CITY or CRkSTER, CRY OE kfCYHOND
PASSENGER will mud the-e etrsfers tAsfsfully lifted
Up while the state roonls arr light. airy sud roumy
The saloons ar lar and well vent ail the brtadfh
81 the vessel and situated wh-Te there J. least nos.
nnd motion. smoking ~. M, LAiie-' Roudoirs
IiSnotortes ans Libraries, Bath ru1ins. Barber e
Shops, &c.
Instant communication with the stewards by cleo
trio bells
The steamers q this Company aiopt tn Sbutherly
Route thus ieSseuiug thn danger from see aui fcgs
katee q Passage ~ aud irO glld. ascsrling a.
mol AtioL AZ having Equal saloon priv iloges
hound IriI Tickets-ls5 and : -. guif-
stecTagt-1C and from all p,ints AZ reduced rates
JOHN -. DALE A.rnt.
any Nm Is Rruadway. Ma Arek
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APPOINTMENT or = UDITOR OF THE DIS
TRiCT Coz ET--ThiS morning the supreme
Court ~ the District OF Columbia appointed
Judge Thomas Hood. of Wisconsin, the au-
GitOT Cf the court vice Judge Robert Leech
deceased Although Judge Hood has resided
mere some years. and has been in constant
practice. ne - but little known about the
court house. his business heretofore having
been principally before Congress and the de-
partmentS- Judge Hood j. upwards of fifty
years of age. and is said by those who know
him 10 be fine lawyer. possessing peculiar
qualifications for the position. Up 10 day
or Two ago the name of Judge Hood had not
been mentioned about the City Han in con-
Fiction with the Office, and the friends of the
iOlloWlns, whose names had been presented
Sc med 10 be SaDGUine of their appointment:
j. j. Camp, Z {. lngersOll, James G. Payne
X ID MuSSCy. Judge ]. W. Moore, r. Miller
Judge Grsy. r Clarke. and L. y. Lambert.
The news OF this outside" appointment
caused considerable feeling amongst the
mem berS % the bar. and IL is understood that
a meet ting Of The bar association will be called
To express the sentiments Of the association
uIOu the matter.
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w +. 6!BB4NS r. CO..

w. 1870 Bride S,rsef. Georgeio,ra, ID. c.
nave opened Tor inspection a great variety OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
~ prices o. suit the times
Plaid and Mixed Camel's Hair DRESS G0ODS os
80, IS, 80 and 20 cents
Plain and Plaid silk PONGFES 62L
Black GRENADINES from 80 IN
BLACK Atwood DELAINES, single and double
BLACK all wool French CASHMERE, double width,
- rs cents: very fine one at Sl.l5
Black SILKS from S71z cents 20 $50.
BLACK ALPACAS, all prices; a special bargain at 80
Black Cashmere and Merino SHAwLS.
LAWNS.
We invite the Ladies to look at our Dress Goods
before purchasing elsewh Good Corsets so cts
Ihomp.on close hitting Corsets genuine Dog skin
and Cents Ladies' White Cotton Hnse 10 cents per
par and up Mems Brown Half Hose, 10 cents per
PAIR and up; Cartwright Warmers Gauze Merfno
vests for Ladies: Cent? Gauze Merno Shirts SPLEEN
ald Towels ~, Is and 30 cents; Damask Napkins and
Table Damask very cheap; Parasols and Sun I'm
breiias; all the best makes Of Blesched and Brown
Cottons at the very lowest prices A4Oilclothe and
MwSitpg' a1RRoSs w. +. GIBBONS q CO.,
j. RICHARD BURROUGHS. ap2e-2w
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RECPE.v-F.EE.
SECOND ENSEALNEST
OF
Spring and Summ Clothiug =.

LATER STYLES.
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES
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GRAND OPENING OF
CRAIG & JACKsON'S NEW STORE,
BARGAINS BARGAINS

PERCALEs less than caIicos Two cases YARD
wade Pacific PerCsles at l219 cents beautiful ~
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN At I2lac worth 40 .
Two Cases pretty styles CALICOS at cents
ON CONSIGNMENT.
large line Of BLACK SILKS way under IA ir
value A Sill h al > Is really worth 81 DEgSS
GOODS in all grades cheaper than ever J-f re
known.
Cali At the NEW STORE, III Bridge street. -
get GOOD BARGAINS ~
ONE PRICE To ALL navl-et
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
ID Spring and Summer DRHSS GOODS in nj
the new and popular styles
victoria Lawns, part Linen, Piques. Organizes,
&c. Parasols ard Sun Umbrellas from 50 g. lts ~
SIS. Cloths, Cassimeres. aud Linen Drillines B-,t
atd VIDE PACING Percaes choice styles, I21s cents
good Bltached Shifting az 10 cents, worth laiS.
AT OUR NEW STORE,
1913 BRIDGE STREET
ep3O-2wN BENJAMIN MILLER
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fCOR SALE-TWO QUARTERS TUITION in
Washington Business College az reduced rates
Inquire az Room No. =, COS Isl street, opposite
Treasury Department, between and II O'Clock in
tAs &9TmI8. apl9
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IL OIL CLOTWS.
AND MATTINGS,
BROWNS
Spring stock i ful and complete, the larges: ard
cheapest stock OF medium and low priced Dry Goods
hatlHgs, and Oil Cloths that can be- found in town
a large stock al Plaid aud Plain Dress g. .oi- for
suits, = cents mp The cheap pest Black SILK and Al
paCas 20 be had. Lot of Dress Goods at Is cents
cost a23z cents. Harris, Seamless and Victoria two
button Md Gloves: medium ard light shades Ham
burg Edgings and Inserting, all domestic. sold AZ a
shade atoNe cost Gail and see how cheap am sell
ing goods this spring.
:. THO. BROWN,
may wv No. I2f Bridge street,