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INJURED BY A FALL.-AS a Mr.. Leahy
was engaged tarTing the side OF the gas
house, at the foot OF G. street, yesterday. he
stepped upon the edge of a narrow plank
which turned and threw him from a sea fold
SIX feet high upon curbStOne, striking his
forehead and face on the right side. He mar
rowly escaped falling into a tank sixty feet
deep. His forehead was badly gaShed, the
bone slightly fissured. and his face was con-
Siderably bruised. He was conveyed TO his
bone ON I'D street, and DIR. w. a. Marbury
was called IN, who dressed his wounds.
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OFFICE COATS, IS cents; Gray Alpaca
Coats, 81; good Linen Duck Coats, n 80; and
other articles of dressy wearing apparel pro-
port1Onately low, at SCI Pennsylvania ave
nue.. next 10 ShillingtOn's bookstore.
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SELLING az and below cost, for the next
twenty-eight days, with a view Of disposing
OF numerous Specialties in my line for the
summer on account of being overStOcl<ed.
sun umbrellas, parasolS, flowers, straw
goods, linen walking suits, OverskrtS and
haSques, hair braids, millinery and fancy
goods, Hamburg edgings, cambrics, &C, in
qualities unsurpassed, and prices the lowest
in the city. s. HELLER,
100 1l5 Market Space.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Officers of the
Georgetown University Law Association
have been elected for the ensuing year as
follows: President, Warren e.. Stone; first
vice president, John L. Lothrop; second vice
president, John III. Carmiencke; secretary,
Thomas Duke; treasurer. John 8. C.. Burger:
beard Of directors, b. i. Hartley, y. II.
Howell, a. q. Stone.
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District Government Affairs.

The property holders on 18th street east.
between East Capitol street and Pennsylva-
ma avenue. have petitiOned the District
Commissioners To have gas and water laid
la that street, and the street paved with con-
crete.
A sewer trap has been ordered at the north
east corner of 10Th and Water streets south
west; also, one in alley IN square No. -.
THE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.
The advantages of the improved system of
tTe-alaTm telegraph. contracted for by the
District Commissioners, over the old system
now IN use in this city, may he summed up
III few words tO this effect. that the entire
operation of transmitting an alarm of fire
from any given Slgnal-bOX is automatic and
mountaineering. The box from which the
FIRST attempt j made To give The signal has
ire rlGLi OF way-SO To speak-aud cannot
be disturbed in the discharge of its duty
until the entire and perfect alarm il given
and as the signals are made upon any one
circuit they are inStantaneOUSly repeated
automatically. over every other circuit i'm
Tie entire system, without the loss of a sec
Old Oi time. or the possibility of mistake by
tHe intervention OF human agency or skill in
nan pulatIng 10 through a central office
EveTyhO knows the diSadVantag eS of Our
Odd ''cTank-bOx" and hand repeating system
with which We are now supplied-each ma
niEUlatiOn requiring the skill of an expert in
order 10 insure an Ineligible alarm. With
Tie new system any one who has intelligence
enough To unlock the signal box door and
pull hook which pTOtrudeS from the
mechanism of the box can give an alarm a.
accurately a. the most skillful electrician
"
company i'm the entire fire department NAV
within thirty seconds from the arrival at the
bon OF the officer or other person VINO gives
the alarm. be hooked up and on their way to
The location of the fire
ASSESSMENTS FOR ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS.
surveyor Forsyth. in "A communication To
Tie District COmuiSS toners. under date OF
June ith. requests that a decision be furn-
i>hed hl> office as to whether alleys in
squares shall be taxed for tine whole OF the
amount Of the Improvements made on them
or for OHe-thiTd only. "a the streets are as
ScSSed. The letter was referred by the Com
mIsSiOrer> To Mr.. stanton. VINO haS returned
III opinion, IN which he states that assess
Insut> FOR the Improvements OF alleys ShOuId
ID made ln the same proportion as assess
ulyrts for tie Improvements OF streets. The
9th section of The act Of Congress. approved
February Il, Isl. makes no distinction a.
respects the Improvement of streets. ave
HUe> or alleys. and provides that IN each case
the assessment shall be made upon the prop
eTty adjoining. and To be specially benefited
by the improvements 10 the extent OF "A rea-
Solablr proportion of the cost OF the i'm
ETuVemeut not exceeding ODe-tEird OF such
cost TIE Commissioners have approved
IN opinion and directed that a copy be
Sert 10 the Surveyor for his guidance in the
future The practice under the OLD corpora
tons was 20 assess the entire cost of such
trpr0v emeEtS upon the property aiJ)iuiu.
TIE alleys.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MANAGI

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MANAGER
BARToN.-Ex- Governor A. X. Shepherd and
other leading citizens of the District having
teLdered To Mr.. Thaddeus j. Barton. the late
popular manager of the National Theater, a
grand complimentary benefit at that house
next Monday evening, in appreciation of his
efforts during the past season, 'he mas ac-
cepted, and designated Monday evening
next as the time. There will be fine dra-
matte entertainment on the occasion, as will
De seen by reference To the advertisements
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LOCAL n EW
Amusements, &C, Tonight.

Nriiolo3 TIe0fer.-RObert McWade as rip
Van Wrinkle.
AreHBe Ihc0feT-"The Wickedest Man in
Washington the Can-Can, &c.
6hDIilisC Simmer Th6G'Te.-Alice Piacide in
"Held al Bay" the Hampton students, &c
Excursion TO Point Lookout, Piney Point
and LeOnardfOWn by The steamer Sue.
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AN IMPORTED CASE OF SMALL Pox-Dr
cortland discovered a case of small pox M
20 9th street northwest, a few DAYS since-a
lady who had recently arrived IN this city
nom New ork-and the case was reported
Ia the health officer. who had the patient re-
moved 10 the small pox hospital. the bed
clothing destroyed, the house fumiga ted and
a yellow flag hung out.
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THF RFFOET OF VITAL STATISTICS
Tor The week ending June Ifb. shows the to-
tsl number OF deaths IN this District 10 have
tstU -. Of which - were white and 81 col
pred. Prominent among the causes OF death
were consumption. cholera infantum. bTOn-
cEltis- pneumonia. congestion OF lungs and
p-d age The number OF marriages was IL
ant births - Tire mortality of the District
was y less Than last week. or at rate of
lS.s TCT Leo per annum. Rate of mortality
oi the white population was InS5 per 0as0 per
anHUm- while the mortality Of The COlored
population was j9.0p per l.G60 for the same
peTIO.i- Rate Of Increase OF the white popu-
iatIOH ty births over deaths 1910 per .6a0:
while the increase OF the cOlOTcd population
by births over deaths was 3.lO per 900 per
aEfum.
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF street and Louisiana avenue, pays five
per cent. interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the Sd of each month. Call and get a
copy of the regulations. 5l5J
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier & Co, Bankers, IIlG
Pennsylvania avenue. 5I5,eoI:
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CornS kc.-The Foot
IaborS ten times more than the hand; and TO
he relieved of COrns, BuniOns, Ingrowing
Nails, etc, thousands of persons visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT [

NAVY DEPARTMENT
AASHrN6ToN. june 7. LIS
Seaed Proposals. addressed L. the Secretary Il ~
Navy, Tor furnishing Stationery for tn Nav ~.
PARTNER mt, and bureaus and ofCe- ther-If. IN Wash
lngtcn during the fiscal ear ending June 81 I'D
VIII tie received until , clock IN 4 the CORN OF
june.
Proposals must b. submitted on the form. f1r-
ni-hed ty the Department. with the gglral+e- aud
oerincate annexed, and must embrace ia the items
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged ma busires, IN
Washington or who have not supply I-rJtin such
city, will not be considered
The schedule EMBRACES two general cla-ses. u,
paper and envelope I'd miscellsneor- articles. aud
the contract Will be awarded in the wa DE- or b,
Glasses, as NAV he considered thu al autag,5us
10 the government
The Department reserves the right q reIuira a
greater or less quantity Of article IN the -cu D.
ule than that specified, a. the wants OF the anne y
require.
The articles will De required from time o. tima a.
needed, ana must be IN accordance with the sch-d-
ule, and satisfactory 60 the head 81 he Office on
bur, an for which re- ured must he delivered with
out unnecessary delay, and Al the expense Of the
contractor, IN default Of any Of which requirements
the Department reserves the right 20 purchase the
articles elsewhere. 90 annul the contract IN whole
IN part, aud vii mold contractors r--pan.ill.,
Tor any additional expense II necessarily iucgrs
thereby.
Bills proporly approved. sccruing under tire con.
tract, VIII he paid quarterly.
GEO. VI. robson,
II ffIs
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ONE DIVORCE ASKED FOR, AND ONE
GRANTED-In the Equity Court yesterday
Judge Wylie granted a decree OF divorce to
Jennie Warl from Richard Ward. The Pc
utlon alleges that the parties TO the suit
were married in Washington May Il. 1865
and have three children; that defendant for
three years last past has been guilty of
habitual drunkenness. and of ill-treatment
OF plaintiff, and OF nOn-prOvisiOn for the
maintenance of his family, and that defend
ant deserted plaintiff some two years ago.
The court granted the divorce. and gave the
petitioner the custody Of her children, and
the right 10 resume her maiden name
Yesterday. Annie Harper. through her
counsel. %. II. Barrett, filed her petition for a
divorce from Joseph Harper. The petition
alleges that the parties To the suit were mar
Tled IN baltimore February :. 1853, and that
There Is one child as issue of the marriage,
born in December, 1853; and that on the 2iSf
October. 1850, defendant deserted plaintiff
without just cause, and has not since con-
trihuted To the support of her or her chilli;
wherefore she prays divorce and the Gus
tOdy of the Child.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts,

GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
GkORGETowN SAVINGS B,Nk, d. e.
~ 81 HIGH STREET
bsnk hours a m. TO =. m, and on SATURDAYS
deposits Geseral BANKING business done tna co NJ
leciions made on all accessible points Discount
day., MONDAYS. III. POLkINHORN, President
III. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Dtrerfors.
u. Polkinhoru, Thos Downing, T. Mitchell
Henry Dickson. X. l.. Cropley, Fred " Jones'
Riley a. shlnn, L. ID. Hartley, Thomas hnoSles
ME RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ArTEN-
,ynrsslsn 81 he BI.Iie 20 cur stock OWN
Granite Dinner, Tea, and Chamber sets
Decorated China Tea sets; all kinds Of w
kefrigerators, Water Coolers, &c, Children's Car
riages, which we selling cheap. Agents for the
L. Y. L.. Sleeping Coach. VALIANT a OGnEN
"a Hish street. Georgetown. maya I'm
NJ II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING Esr,B
LISHNENT.
49 JfySoa Sweet. Gt0rss;o,rr, u. e.
Established. 1851 Premium awarded, lssY Tn.
isrsed and improved. ls74. Ladies and Gentlemen =
wearing apparel Of every description, including
Nelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned dyed. also. Curtains aud
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send rs your address and we VIII call for and re-
fnrn work at place in the District free Of extra
charge Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and 10 any place in the country ar2l-tr
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GENTLENEN'.S
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.

have these in various styles and an ali
ties, all Of them fast colors, from SI2 SO
Per suit upward.
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THE BOTTOM REACHED.'-Such IL the
gratifying announcement to purchasers
mae IN another column by j. e. Wiswal ~
70, ban < determined 70 clOse out the stock
b-iore Inc Isl OF July, buyers are assured
~ IA gains at their own prices. See the
ELeIe.
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GENTLEMEN'S STRAW HATS bleached,
cOlOTed, pressed and trimmed at \. +. Wni-
ting's, 92i Pennsylvania avenue. Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-12

THE WASHINGTON NORMAL SCHOOL
AhHtp6i Commencement Last Ntghi.-The eXer-
cises of the second annual commencement of
the normal school of this city took place at
Lincoln hall last evening in the presence of
a very large audience, including the MEM
bers Of the board of public school trustees,
Prof. Henry, Superintendent Wilson. and
others. The stage was decorated with flags
and rrOfusion Of beautiful flowers. while
suspended over il were the words, Wash
ingtOn Normal School. $50. >" worked i'm flow
erS. The young ladies, dressed in white,
with the principal of the school, Miss Luz
ella f.. Smith, occupied seats on the stage
AT o'clock Donch's band executed an over
iure; after which they performed march
Dedicated TO the class of -. Rev. Mr.. Cleve-
land, in the absence OF Right Rev. Bishop
Pinkney, invoked the divine blessing; after
which. Col. Geo. W. Dyer made brief intro
ductOry address. Miss Julia /. Murray was
then introduced, and read a very creditabIe
essay on :" Rock Creek" Miss Evelyn Van
Doren followed with an essay on % Home III
hucnceS.' The next essay, entitled 'Tne
School Girl of a." was read by Miss Laura
MCIntire. The yalCdictOry was delivered by
Miss Helene /. Schmmelfening. A parting
song, the composition OF Miss Olivia Ham
bly,. was sung by the class; after which
Prof Henry, in the absence OF Gov. Dcnni-
son. conferred the certificates upon the fol-
lowing graduates Sarah Bartlett. Mary w
BuTchard. Sallie =. Childs, Mary X. GarSt
Olivia Hambly. Isabella V. HelmSen, Flor
cree Hinton, Catharine F. Johnson, Mary
r Mckenny, Theresa \. McGill, Annie l..
Mclntire, Nellie NJ. Mack, May Moran
Julia !. Murray, Kate Reyburn, Helene /.
Schtmmelfening, Cora Stutzman, EVELYN
VI. Van DOren, Annie VI. Wilson and Kate
A. Wilson.
Gen. Hovey delivered a brief address to the
graduates, and was followed by Prof Henry
who spoke of the nobility of the profession
they mad chosen, and urged the Importance
OF earnestneSs a. the only road To success.
The exercises closed with the singing of
" Aud Lang Syne" by the class. At the con-
clusion of the singing, Col. Dyer said re-
quest had been sent up from the audience
asking TO see the teacher of the class He
ihereupOn introduced Miss Smith, vino was
received with loud applause.
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FOR Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PaTy'S Inlproret COD'e,ioTle and PinlpIe Rem
edy. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
b. {. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 6,5I:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o;
1872 were S219, eco. 412-ywt
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BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
In fast coIors from SO upward
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DR.. c. w. BENsON's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly TO cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price
90 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles StOtt 4 Co, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington. 6I.eO1;
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THE oDFNTOS OCTRAGE-A Sllecid Term
81 to'.rf Ia Tn the Pe1pe'yGtOT.- Cnief Justice
Miller, OF the Annapolis court yesterday de-
cfded 10 efnpanel special grand and petit
July on Mon3ay, and 10 recall the April term
Oh the court carly in July, for the purpose OF
investigating and trying, If an indictment
i found, the case of the negro Sims charged
with committing rape upon Miss Jackson
On last saturday; otherwise the trial would
hot occur until October. as the regular July
tenn Is not for jury trials. Such "a DELAY
might be damaging, because, II the young
Iady should die before that time. there
would - no evidence against the negro and
ne would be freed. Great excitement still
IfeEaliS over the affair, although the danger
OI hls belng lynched has SubSided.
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SKELETON SACKS,
In Batiste and Flannel for summer wear.
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NoTiCE-Partieso ON 1 : street whose prop
eTty - advertised 70 ne SrId ON a.. ~ = IL
OF June, ID, are hereby notified that Mon
day, me lits day OF June. 1875. will be the
is'St gay IIlat payments will b. recorded by
Sanluet herman. treasurer OF the finance
OInmittee, corner and ID streets SOUTH
wet. BY OrdeT OF the committee
IL
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BLACK FLANEEL SUITS.

Handsomely made and trimmed, and Of
tered at attractive prices.
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AAk HEALTNU SFKTNGS.
As.fR1 w. b. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DR.. NJ. III. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This deservedly popular Summer Resort will be
opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for the re-
CeptiOn of visitors.
There viii be reasonable deduction to parties
who wish TO make this their home for the summer
Fer pamphlets and circulars giving more minute
description Of the Springs and the way of getting to
them, apply to Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Richmond, or To me at the Springs. Get your tick
els TO CoVlngton from all points, where there will be
close connection with tne stage line direct to the
SPRINGS over a beautiful mountain road.
N.Y. I'm w. B. BISHOP, Proprietor
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GAL AND WOOD EoR The TREASURY

----t el'DlNt-t 80 tiif y ~
GOAL AND WOOD FOR THE TREASURY
- DEPARTMENT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
NAsHlN GToN, June =. ls15. 4
Proposals 20 supply the Treasury Department
Win toal ala W 0ud Tor the ensuing year viii De
June ~, ISIS
Instructors 70 bidders will he furnished on ,ppi-
cstlon TO. lle9-stl W. .. AVERY. Chief Cl-iE
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGToN, Hay q, l-75.
SEALED PROPOSALS, 20 Re it,l3r-ed Pro
I'm. the 2l-t day Of June. Is75, for fhe =. M -
scribed CHAIN IRON, in links. 10 De delivered FREQ
o. eNpens, TO the Government, az the Washugt 30
nav :. ard, az the contractor risk.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
81 90 pounds in 4.lgs Links, each 3 H. De. lie
ameter, l5sa inches long
l65ii pounds in l,a6 links each inches diam.
60 pounds in 30 links, each TIC incl.- diam.
eter, Ia inches Long.
The iron win he SUBJECT e. the following tes-.
The links % be bent double; both c.,d aud hot ID
nave tensile strength II not le- than pounds.
and the area Of the fractured section be not lbs
than o. per cent q the original. II viii also have ID
undergo such other specti0n a. the tUmmau1aut
lions Tor information o. De- made The Iron
must N al respects be satisfactory the inspector
al the Washington Navy yard, who vii haE" tho
rlght OF prmptory rejection. The rignt is reserved
O. reject any all OF the ofer-, deemed e. the
Interest Of the Government. All Iron thar may is
rejected l. 20 BE- ed forthwith from IN. Navy
arc by the contractor. should the Contractor iall
10 deliver the lron IN such quantities. a. called tor,
and within the stipulated time, the GefceIc will pc
purchaSed on hs account and the excess ~ price. ~
any, will be charged 20 has account The lion . o.
be d. lyercd during the month Il july next Re
,Tonsibe security will be required Tor the prompt
AID faithful delivery of the Iron when awarded.
g. Il. THORNTON.
may zZ-siw Paw Inspector u. :. Nav
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PIN CHECK SUITS,

Very handsome, and made of the finest
| English Cashmere imported. Extremely
low at $40 per suit.
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BOYS ENGLISH TWEED SUITS,
Fer the very low figure of $3.50 per suit
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AAA ROCK ENUN SFRINEN
~ FREDEhICR COUNTY, "a.
Al Mrs. CLARA A. RINES, iO-, 40
and 412 18th street. proprietor
A. s. PRATT, 40I 9th street, business manager
J. TABOR JOHNSON, NJ. D.. resident ply sician
OPEN JUNE Is TO SEPT. Is.
The waters are healing and strengthening. The
baths are new and excellent Terms-S Is per week K,
$50 to SEQ per month. Fare from Washington to
the Springs and return, $50 Through cars to
Bergdorf Bro. 400 sth street northwest, will be
IN waiting at Winchester depot with new, light
coaches To convey passengers the Springs, arriy-
ing at B p. m They will also supply guests at the
Springs with carriages phato buggie3 and saddle
horses at moderate rates. For further particulars
and pamphlets apply to A. :. PRATT & SON. cor
ner 9Th and ID streets northwest. jel-tlSth
AAA COUNTRY BOARD.
H Plain, but comfortable house, luxurious
4 table, salt water bathing, fishing and crab
hing, with fruit in abundance Near Annapolis
Terms, 81 per week: Address Ii. o. W, p. o. Box
100, Annapolis, Md. may2s- I'm
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WHITE VESTS,
In Duck and Marseillps. single and double
| breasted, with and without collars. Prices
| right.
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GREY WORSTED SUITS,

For Gentlemen and offe red much be-
low value at 10 per suit. Also, a few
very nne French Worsted FrOCk and Sack
Coat Suits IN desirable mixtures at pleas
ing prices.
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Brown Linen Duck Suits, and White
Linen uck Suits, White Sheeting Suits,
more than usually satisfactory, because of
limited liability TO shrink; Blue Linen
Check Suite.
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HYoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssooIA-

Beading Rooms and Library free TO all
Prayer Meetings daily at 1918, g, and 9 p. m.
Sabbath Evening Services, (exclusively,l for
young men, at clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services at 800.
Circulating Library, 1900 volumes. New books
Constantly added. r.y29-tr
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BLUE YACHT CLOTH SUITS,

In variety of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths, and az bottom prices.
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h CO. OFFICE
FROM COS FIFTEENTH STREET To 7Os ID
STREET NORTHWEST,
The office formerly occupied 10y TalImaioe A Co
Bank 81 Republic building.
Don fail L. DC insured in tais great aud success
ful Company.
X W. BATES, Manager
Al-o Agent for several of the best Fire and Plate
Glass Insurance Com pane- in the country. lell Of
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lE:Ml NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ths iavorite Summer Resort open from June Eth
To- October Isl. 1875
JelO I'm W & G. r MILLIKENg Prorrietor=
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YOUTHS
WORSTED COATS AND VESTS,
A fine variety in Black and Blue.
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REAOY.MADE
QUITTING DEPARTMENT.

GENTLEMEN'S
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
have these in various styles and On ALI
ties, all Of them fast colors, from Sl2 so
Per suit upward
BLACK FLANl;EL SUITS.
Handsomely made and trimmed and Of
tered at attractive prices.
BLUE YACHT CLOTH SUITS,
In variety Of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths, and az bottom prices.
PIN CHECK SUITS,
Very handsome and made of the finest
English Cashmere imported. Extremely
low at $40 per suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-12

YOUTHS CASHMERE SUITS.
A good assortment at fair prices.