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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOR OUR CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERINI4S TO
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Is, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN AND ANERI-
CAN MANI FACTTR RE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQU ALED LABOR
FOR TIE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OFT STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE Up IN
NE" YORk As REPRESENTED, NpTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS FROM OUR READY MADE STOCK.
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LOCAL \ f W S.


National TheGeT-Mme. Adelaide Pfstori
i'm -IucTetia Borgia' and tine sieep-vI-alking
scene from Macbeth.
eician.
ArenB6 ThsCfcr-'' The famOs - pugiIists
" Geo. Rookie and Joe CObuTn,' and other at
fractions.
TheReT Cbmiqpts.-The dra ma of "A Fight
for Life" ard other attTac i've SpecialtieS.
bidyini's RGH-COmPlII Aentary Concert 10
Geo Felix BeukeTt.
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CIT Y 1T E N s.

THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
18th street and Louisiana avenue, pays five
per cent. interest on deposits made on or be-
ment president; Nicholas Acker. vice preSi-
dent: J. y. Ruff, cashier; James 4. Edw ards,
secretary.
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A Diyin. NetIrtnp

is exercise in the open air and sunshine
and il is best taken by daily walks on
souTd feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who patroniZe DIR. Whites weIl-known
establishment for relief from Corns, Bunions,
troublesome Nails. &c.
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District Government A Affairs.

n t@-IHcn pipe sewer has been ordered on
the north side of L. between 18th and I4Lii
streets northwest. with necessary m1pnolnS.
Also. q Finch pipe sewer on south side %
{, between 9th and 10Th StrC ct SOuthw st.
II. Middleton. appointed to dis .rihu-c the
schedule for personal tax in the iutI dis
triCt. has finished his work and ret armed hi :
list to the SUPERINTENDENT. The number lis
tTibutCd III this District was Loss
The number of personal tax sch lui-S r.
turVed IL Mr.. C :. Johnson appear u b.
falling OF. OIly about one hundred were
made to-day.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LIN + OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK. CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS.
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRING
oNERCOATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL Or
DERs IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MINT, WHICH We MAKE TO MEASURE Oh
FURNISH READY MADE.
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NiOIcnt and painful coughs. involving
serious disturbances in the air-cellS of the
lungs, are allayed I'm twentv-fOuT hours by
the use of HHle'S Honey If H0rcsnnli AMI Tar
and in most cases n cure is effected within
fortnight. First the act of coughing becomes
less painful and eNhauSting: then less fire.
qUent. and accompanied with the expectora-
ton of the unnatural secretiOns of mucuS
caused by inflammation; and finally the
cough dies out entirely. and the chest, lungs
and air-passageS resume their natural vigor.
PlKE'S TOOTHACHE DRoPS-Cure in one
minnie. 90
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DeyLin & Co.,

ap24 -ly 1106 STREET.
he FLOODS OXYGENIZED AIR INHALA-
- TON. Ofo', 90 NeIc YORK GrsHUs.
~. HeG'h. AgsHt-Ds0T SY:-Aftcr suffering
many years from catarrh, bronchitis. lung AMI
wound diseases, and having tried many eminent
physicians without getting any relief, advised
TO try Oxy gen Air, and hay ing u-ed two mont hs
find myself perfectly cured; therefore, desire that
all suffering from the same diseases should know Of
your treatment, believing they will receive the
same benefit that l have. Not wishing my name
published, but yOu refer all that call for in
formation 10 me Nj. B.,Washington, ID. @. at Inn
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LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS for the DySpeptic.
which il not TO he wondered at when we take
into account the amount of bodily and
mental suffering that this distressing maladv
generates. The Pc7Hida S5yuD a prptoxide
of from has cured thousands who were suffer-
ing from this disease eo
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SEEING Is BELLY

SEEING Is BELIFyISG.-If ladies who do
nd use the fragrant SOzodlOrt viii compare
teeth with those who do they will see in an
instant more reasons for adopting il than
can he composed into a newspaper para
graph. go
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THE WASTE PAPTR IT THE CAPITOL
AND How IT Is BI~FO-FD OF-Ry order
81 The Postmaster General. Special Agent
W m / Henderson r Gently inVes .jgatesl the
matter OF GiSTOSin- OF the waste paper. in
Guiding printed reports. bills. resolutions
dc. az The capitol. and the charge that Sucu
material was conveyed 10 Junk shops i'm
United states mail sacks. On Monday he
'-gOt down to- tie fact that one VIM. Tudge
an emplOye at the Capitol, hauled matter
away BY The cart load 10 a certain Junk shop
where IL was disposed of for little or nothing
fudge was TOT at the Capitol on Monday.
and MI Henderson left word for him 10 call
on him ~ the Post Office department YES ter
day morning. which he did, when Mr.. H.
que STONED him a. 10 what he received for
Mondays load, and Iul-e replied about so.
He Sked him If that was one of his per
IGl>lte>- and he replied in the negative. saw
inE That he turned the money over 10 the
clerks, CCD rkeepeTS- &C. aud they gave him
tIGGgt) nity cents per load 10 convey the
waste paper 10 the junk shop in govern
ment wagon daily marked a. "A T. =. mail
wagon MI Henderson Informed him tina
so far a. the use Of government wagons and
mail sacks We're concerned the business must
be broken up. when fudge grew abusive and
denied the T.eht Of the Post Office depart
ment - interfere with transactions at the.
Capitol Mr.. Henderson finally took him
before The Pos master General. who repri-
msndtd him sharply and gave him plainly
10 understand that the practice OF carrying
on hl> opt ratiOnS 50 far as IL involved gov
eminent property BELONGING 10 the Post Of
nee department mast BE- stopped at once
MI Henderson found "A large number Of L.
= mail sacks at the junk shop in question.
IL u but Just 10 say in behalf of the ser
geaEtS- alarms OF both houses Of Congress
ara the clerks that they dlSCl2im all know
lestge OF Judges transactions and ask the de
IartInent To break up similar operations. II
~ wCll-knOwn fact that Inere have been
irregularities N the Disposition Of waste
E'tGtr az the caption for years. II viii be 2
T6CtCd.
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Letters From the PeOpie,

Fotor SnT: Now that the emusic season.
- approaching, and seeing that YOU still
receive Letters from the People" take the
ll9erty 10 make this intrusion upon your
columns.
As understand that the Capitol grounds
are low being cut up 10 be improved. would
~ not ne just as well To give uS the usual
wednesday afternoon Open-air concerts of
the Marine Band in the grounds of the Smith
SOnlan Institute, on the days usual at the
Capitol? There are some fine, shady spots
there. suitable for just such purpose
Or, could il not be arranged 10 give us folks
IN South Washington SOns music erejliH.Jy
even If the Capitol grounds are still used by
the band?
What say others who reside near the
Smithsonian grounds?
SOIrTH w AGUTNcTnC
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III young or old. married or single. at the
dawn Of wOmarhoOd or the change of life
Dr. PtcTcc'S FororRe Prescription manifeStS
such positively remedial Influence as 10
call forth the lOudest praise from all who
use il.
Mr.. John y. Kinney, druggist, of Knob
NOSter. Mo. writes as follows
"jlF. Pierce. BUfOtO. " H.:-Dcar Sir: Your
medicines sell better than any other | keep,
and give universal satisfaction. The people
are especially delighted with your FaVorite
Prescription, and ii seems TO he a fivorite
among all that have ever used it," ii is sold
by druggists and dealers in medicines. coax
GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
family flour in the market. Ali:
TIFF NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New DIRK avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month Eankins hours, 8 TO f. Saturiays,9
10 and tOS Ht314tI6
THE singer SEWING MACHINE sales OF
i6'2 were S2lS6th. 4.l2-s,wt
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-NcXt month
the Supreme LOd-e of the world of the
Knights OF Pythias Will hold its annual SeS-
sion in this city. and arrangements are being
made 10y a committee OF the Grand Lodge of
the District for the reception and entertain
ment of the officers and members of the ST.
ITcmc Lodge and by committees of the sub
ordinate lodges for the entertainment of
visiting DELEGATIONS. The meetins will take
place on the 18th of MAY. and the Supreme
Lodge will continue in session about "a week
II satisfactory arrangements are made with
TIE railroad companies. there is hut little
doubt that there Will he from eight to ten
thousand visitors here. including Uniformed
haffahOBS from Columbus, Ohio: P!tfSbIIrg
Philadelphia. New York Baltimore and
other cities, besides UuunifOTmei members
from every state in the Union. II has been
decided that "a grand parade take place during
the week. and IL i expected that as fine "a
display of the kind will he made as has ever
been seen in this city. The uniformed bat
TALON of the District are having frcQuent
meetings for drill. and have engaged Shea'S
hail. No. TO Pennsylvania avenue. where
they VIII have their first meeting 10 morrow
night. aS VIII hC seen 10y advertisement. This
battalion viii number from SEQ to lnn men
and expect to reach a high state Of discipline
before the parade. Although the Order is not
q teTI eT&nce one. the committee here hay
ing charge OF the banquet To the supreme
Lodge and b9uQUctS to other lodges are ar
ranging for good '.set outs of everything re-
frcShiHg excepting liquors. The Supreme
Chancellor MIR. Davis i expected here IN q
few days. when the arrangements viii be
completed.
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oTYIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

For the middle Atlantic states. rain during
INC Iav followed nv clear and cool weather,
northerly 10 westerly winds aud rising
barometer
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COntiensef Locals.

TIE street lamps VIII be- lighted tonight at
TO y. m. and eXtiuguished NJ u. m.
Tie vacaucy ia The chief ciCTkShip or the
e. asst Survey office. OCcaSiODed by the TeSig-
nation of Mr.. V. +. King. will not be filed.
The attention OF clerks and others is called
T. TIE advertisement OI "A furnished house TO
rent by VIM. Fitch i Go.
a new post office was established yes ter
,Iay at Severn. Anne Arundel county, Md.
with Benz +. Clark as postmaster
Tie tbird entertainment Of the Navy Yard
Baptist Church took place on Monday even
irg. and IT was very pleasant and success
ful one.
dead infant was found i'm Rock creek
yesterday, and the coroner held an inquest
this morning. thu jury finding a verdict that
death was caused by the hands of some par
ties VI known.
Mr. John Orvis. OF Boston. lecturer Of the
NstiOEal Council OF thu order OF >OvereiSuS
Of Industry. repeats his lecture tomorrow
nj -tt. aad those not fortunate enough to
hear him on Tuesday evening should attend.
See ad.
Tlos. bowling. auctiOneer. sold yesterday
at tie residence of tie late Chief Justice
Chase. Fleetwood. al! his personal effects,
Among the purchasers were VIM. VI. EvartS-
judges Miller ami Hunt. and many of our
wealthy citizens
Yesterday morning. as the schooner II. VI.
Anthony. Capt. Mclean, master, from
Providence. X l.. was being flowed 70 George
town to receive cargo Of coal. She ran on
rock opposite the whaTve~ ant so ba.IIy in
iUrod "a To EeceSsitate her being taken 10
Alexandra for repairs.
A burelar attempted 10 force an entrance
into The hardware store of MIR. 4. Schroeder
I215 street. through "a rear window last
night about % o'clock, but "a burglar alarm
attached To- Ire window called a neighDor 10
the scene. anu tie would-be TObber made his
escaIe.
About 9 o'clock last night. the team of
Mr. j. T.. CfJmP ran away while coming
down GCOd Hope hill cover tire Eastern
Branch. and upset The wagon iniuring l.. L.
Evans. the driver. and Edward Jones. a
COl'sfC hoy. quite severely. OFFICER Arnold
had fatiu conveyed To Martins hotel where
DT. Iltt.. attended them.
Rev. &. \. Hall and Mr.. Thomas X Cree
Oi i.-l~ citE are now IL the Sputh pTp-,.i ting
after tie manner of the American - v.viIiSts.
Moody ana Salkey, now iH London. Letters
from them say they have organize. Young
Me s. Christian Associations in many
places ara have been remaTSahlv successful
III awakening a religious interest.
d. view OF che 10Th day OF April being Fl xet
rEoa a~ Gay OF fasting and prayer by the
ET4eIDS pi Temperance pa England. the We
me-. National Christian Temperance
Union unite with them 10 observe II ;l~ a tav
o. humiliation, fasting and prg yer. in behalf
Of temp tTauce Iu Our land See advertise
mont oI oar own WOmau'S Temperance
Union.
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Eor0r Sd7': notice of late the country is
alive with spelling matches; why not INTRO
Once history or geography matches? If for
o other purpose, il would do much good by
inducing our young folks TO read history and
geography instead OF trashy novels. J.. @.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
III NENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children. Imported Striped Hose, from 20 S,s
&c pair. best British do, 5Oc 7yc: Ladies' do ,
s5c; Ladies White Hose, full regular, pair 81: do
Ba!hTlggani extra long, unbleache soc; Men, hest
British han Hose, superstOut superine, splendid
goods, pair 81; Mems fine Lisle Thread pair IN:
Mems fun regular half Hose, 2jc.: Men : dOu6Is
heel do, pair &c; Ladies Lisle Thread GauntIets
and two Button Gloves. 25c Mems Isle Thread
gloves, &c; Ladies two Button Kids, fine goods,
81; Men Kids, colors and black, 81; Lace Ties
aid fine Jap. Fans, SC; Black and White Satin
Fans gilt stick painted and cOOred large Fans only
-: Children's Lace Hoods and Cap-. very nice : l.
Children lul Aprons tcheCkcred NainSook1, 10
button behind, soc Ladies' co!Ored Linen Aprons.
style, 5Oc; ChiIdren's Sun Bonnets 25c: La
hne W hite Tucked Skirts. handsome OheIni-e Long
Gowns. Short Gowns, fine Embroidered Drawers
only ; l. hne Scotch Bingham, large sun Umbi elias,
81; Iray cling sa-chels, Hand Satchels and Bag.
ana Baskets In large variety, from soc. to 81 Shawl
straps &c, SOC: and 81; balls Glycerins Soap,
&c packages Brown Windsor Soap, Csc; Garden
Tools, Soc; fine SterecscOpes 75c the very best
steTeOScopic Views Of Washington and the outside
world 81 per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames,
complete, 2C., 50c., 81, 81; Gilt an1 Velvet Photo
and SOc.; Bird Cages, very nice, 81 and al %; the
very best Rubber Dressing Combs, pc and SOC;
Hair and Clothes Brushes, sc, soc. and 81; fine
Microscopes with Objects. 81; Vases and Statuettes
smoking Sets and Spittoons, Bouquet Holders &c {,
gc to 81; 500 sets Of Croquet at 81, 81, S275,
examine them. Our stock of cheap and medium
Jewery Is so large that IL would be folly to try and
engmerate 1t; II comprises everything that is
and pretty and the prices range from &c. up 10
been offered heretofore at these prices.
b. SILVERBERG,
apH-ly 3l2 7th street, near Penn. avenue
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BUILDTNG FERNITS.-Davld Donovan. q
frame DIV cling 20 by l6 feet, on l. u. north
east. between 9th and eth, costing $500: John
Miller, brick dwellings on north side of X
street. between +th and 9Th nor Invest two
stories high. II by 30 feet. costing -, 900; E
Drop, brick hack building, II by 50 feet. on
west side of 18th street, between Ct and III
northwest. cost $500; John Martin. frame
dwelling 20 by ID feet, twO-StOrieS high on
south side Of Maryland avenue, between 9Th
ana TN streets northeast, $500; G.. II. Holden
frame building, with brick foundation, II by
= lcet. " stories nigh. on east side of 81
street. between and X southeast - 600: X
j.. BtalI. brick addition. % by p feet. on west
SIDE OF yth street, between II and northwest,
20; Michael MckeeVer. a tWO-StOry frame
dwelling. Is by = feet. on the east side of 10Th
street. between IL and = northwest. II 600;
y Ii. SWayne, brick stable and COACH
mousse, - by y feet, two stories high, on the
north side OF h street. between 18th and nth
northwest. II 900; Daniel 8. Foster, a brick
dwelling. Il by 81 feet. twO-stOrieS nigh on
ne roTlh side of NJ street, between 18th and
lAfL northwest.
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HTsOEs HOTEL.
II No Tos G STREET,
-b BETwkkN 7rH and ere efRnu
II ECEIyED, PER STEAMER ASIA, FINE
~ Lot OF CANARY Binds male and female - -
CAGES, wire and trsss. all sizes NnckingS<6
Bird and Canary fEED constantly on hand AK.
CHI. RUPPERTs,
epI I'm 403 9Th street northwest
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ANoTHE FIR BUILDING. ASSOCIATION CASE
Yesterday, M,sSTS. McTriCk and Hine. for
Mr.. W. y. NUtloy. flied Il bill fur an in iunc-
tlon against tie Fifth Ward Building NSSO-
ClatlOD and = Cross and J. y. Wheeler. trIS-
lees, and Judge Wylie granted preliminary
order. The complainant sets forth that being
q >tOCBhO!dcr ia the Fifth Ward Building
Association, on the 2lSt Of March. $50. he
Obtain cd loan or advance of S>45. at "a bid
Of no. per cent, for which he executed a
decd OF trust on certain property. And on
the 9TH day Of August. 1870. he obtained $50
at "a bid OF 90 making n total of %l.iiI. BEING
dtSlTOU> last summer to settle. he applied 10
the secretary. and was handed on July 9th
last an account showing a credit of - months
dues, ~1Gt5. and balance of $40. He AYERS
tfat On the 5lSt OF July last ne had paid
~l,iF-mOre than the defendant was entitled
10, that ON the sd of November following
being DESTROYS Of having portion Of tho
pTol released, he applied to the defend
dntS 10 do so, but they refused unless ne
would pay them 80, which ne was cDIupnIIel
10 ray and did so with the understanding
thdt IL should be credited 10 his account: hut
ne AYERS II was not so credited. He claims
mat on fair statement il will be found that
ne owes nothing. and vet they claim that he
Is indebted ~iiO, and ne having ceased To
MAKE his payments, they have advertised
his property tOr sale, which sale he asks to
be eEiOin6d.
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~ SEVENTH STREET w. -
CHR. RIESSNER'S

STOVE AND MANTEL WAREROOMS
Have always on hand the St George Heating Range,
tie Paris Range. and variety Of other good Il
GHhges. Also, the Silver Palace Fire place .SitS
Heater the Parlor sun and lightning II Leaf .yvsrN
ers the best hot air Furnaces; slate Mantels ~
from $50 to 1885, Paror Crates Of every ieScriptop
complete assortment of the best Cooking Stoves
constantly on hand.
kefrigerators, Water Coolers and Stands and a
full line of House Furnishing Goods
GARDEN VASES AND SETTLES
Estimates given for Hot air Furnaces Rsucas
LatTUbes, Mantels. &c. sr9s- 9n1
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THE peculiar fnish OF the ElmwOoI collar
makes IL thoroughly perspiration proof All
nrst class furnishing stores sell them.-Adc.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sT0REs.

llhOPOSALs FOR - EXISTENCE STORES.
off, Post aI9 Dgr' Cr.zlr'ss0-ya f S.ts,,'.a-.-J
Corner - Il mt lJ-1 y-rs.., ,4lifs .-.r'.
Wash 81 Toy, i. G.. April "A. I-7T
sealed Propgsas. in aupl icste, viii D. received
uItii IL o dock n. tat kSDAY, Iqae 8, l,55, ia
a tn, Depot Tor twelve m gn,hS - such lrs time
obtained Il undersigned.
tt1 G tTo o. "a dRWHlSSe; r:ce'Gd Until
August. and SEPTEMBER lo75 for the io wing store
Nol FlOw; Cor Ma, Sop, b-1as, Saf, Hon.
Amount required each M nth, quality, and IN
aI27-5t ''o' N-''"H " O. BELL. C.S.U.s.A
PROPOSALS FOR TIE SALE " BONDS OE
THE GIIh or WASHINGTON AND DIS
OFFICE OF ThE c. NNI~sToNFES
-" OF =, re u, s H,lIss fgNo-f
G., p - 'I N, AWNi y y, Ali,i = 10
until wEDNESrhY,ii 5sh proxinlo ~ IL Si.ck
n for the salr a. ns 81 i've hundred tr5r.snd az
lars q bonds If the city II Washington and Di-tr1t
Ct Columbia. a. follow.
Ten year Bower bonds. ..... : l-s ODD
Permanent improvement siN per cent. JguliI
bonds, Issued under act II Assembly %
proved Jolly 10 ana December o, Is71,
Permanent iInproyenirri ven percent. JcTr-
rency bonds issued under act u Assembly
bonds Io1eo5
,Jaiy y. Isl, aud June p. is7s ~ry~y 5000
Market stock seven pr cent currency bonds,
issued uudsr acts of Assembly approved
August =. l,7l, and June -, ls72 .-..... ,, o.
Chicago relief seven pcTce currency band,
Issued under act Of Assembly approved
October :, l>72 ........ 25Afl
We propo-- 60 pay fer the above Ina thu thirty year
slN per cent gold bonds issued uud-r act Il Assem-
bly 81 June D, l,72, the same having ben ratified
aud confirmed BY art Il ConRre~s approved june ~,
lS'i-said bonds Co be taken al paraud reserve tn
night 10 reject any proposals which may not. in q.
opinion, lie FOR the interest II the city District.
h. VI SMEENH.
MOSES KELLY
LEWIS J. DAVIS
wv. CORrORAN.
ape3-dtd Commissioners 4 the Sinking FIND
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STOVES. &c

AS. Il. HARR0vER, Masstadre Of Sssvo -
Itstoass, and dealer in Hardware and
Eousefcrnishing Goods. Roofing and Spout
ine specially. Nc. 1896 18th street north
wet. nesT Rhode Island avenue. sepl0-iy ~
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/ IST OF NEW BOOKS AT
IL SHiLLINGTON. RNOkSTnRE

IST OF NEW BOOKS AT
IL SHiEEINGTON' BOOKSTORE,
Come az "a street ant PsHHSy lraa IN a-sHUs
Mr.. Vaughn Heir. BY the author of my Daughter
ElinOr.
Perfect AdOnis. BY the author of Rutledge
Ralph Wilton Weird. By Mrs Alexander
Safely Married. BY the author Of Castle.
The story Of Valentine and His Brother. By Mrs
Oily
Loves Victory; novel By FarleOn.
Annual Record Of Science and Industry for 1874 By
Spencer r. Baird
The Invasion Of the Crimea, vol. 81. BY KingIake
The celebrate ed Hush 'Mcmorsn public and pri are
life Of George " and his Court.
Playing CaIds at the very low prices and Of the
best quality for the prices charged Note Letter and
Cap Papers of all sorts and qualities Envelopes
Pens, Pencils and School Books aps-tr
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PRICES JEwELRY STORE. o. the avenue
received some beautiful styles plated chains
and lOcketS this morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iSsuet as
follows; Beverly Brooks and Lizzie W.,
Charles II. Shaw and Mary F. FaiTau e.
W. Crawford and Julia \ Rosto1-J n NJ
berry and f.. ID. Pyfer.
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