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REAL ESTATE SALE.-B. III. Warner. real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold Yesterday
AFTERNOON at auction, for Peter F. Bacon. truS
tween ID and ID streets Southwest imnrnvad
Oy a three- story frame dwelling (No. 4071 and
d ofick stable, to Alfred c. Irvine. at AZ an
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=, SCENE BEFORE PORTRAIT.-hIr. William
Norton was Tor many years wealthy and pop
ular resident of Jersey City Heights, but his
entire fortune was sguandered byh only son,
Finally he sold all his household effects. eX.
Gept an OIL painting OF himself, his wife (nOw
dead) and his son, and with the proceeds. to-
gether with what little money he retained,
amounting in all to about 500, he secured a
maintenance for the remainder of his DAYS i'm
the Home for the Aged. The painting he de-
liyered to his friend, Mr.. Robert Elliott. an
undertaken on COmmunipaw avenue, Jersey
City, for safe keeping: Cyrus came to New
YORK and led life of dissipation. On Friday
night, while MIR. Elliott was in the rear office
OF his shop, the front door was stealthiIy open.
ed, and haggard, poorly-dressed young man
entered and asked to be permitted to look at
the picture On seeing it, he threw himself
hands, wept passionately. After he had re-.
covered from his paroxysm of grief, he said
that he was the original of the child's portrait.
and that, after having been almost ruined in
body and soul, he had come from this city to
make q VOW OF amendment before the paint,
ing: Promising sOlemnly to change his course
OF life, ne kissed the portraits and went away.
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q. OR DURABILITY, style and workmanship,
inc nt, STOCK OF youths, boys and childrens cloth
< "a at t re Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson
vailed - IshhsylVania avenue, stands unri-
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q, ID; ID. COOKE, JR., y Co., Bankers, agents for
the Cheque Bank of London, limited. Parties
visiting Europe will do well to carry their
funds in these checks A 3S ao1.
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AnUsements.

TO-, tnht IheQter-ChampaCne and OyS
Senta I "a iii z with wit and fun, will be pre-
&C nrs & the National this evening. The play
tTap sented at Mr.. FOrd's benefit. was one Of
SnI .n0St enjoyable performances OF the sea
9>. Nearly the same cast OF characters that
-efdered il 90 successful then will present the
play tonight.
The Com pIimentaru Testimonial TO Mss
Anna Story win come off at Lincoln hall next
Monday evening
Edison's last the peop'e of
Washington are to be given an opportunity to
witness the operation and listen to the Won
derful voice and sound reproductions of the
monograph. Exhibitions of this marvellous
invention will be given at Tallmage hall. com
mencing next Thursday evening. Exhibitions
and explanations OF the photograph will be
given after Thursday evening, at 10 a. ~, p.
m. md p. m. daily. The admission fee is y
cents.
an Erening Of Lduqhter-At FOrd's Opera
House tomorrow evening the comic operetta
Cox and Box will be repeated. 1t was re-
ceived with extraordinary manifestations OF
pleasure when represented before. THE
Rose of Avergne," Ofenbach's charming ope-
retta, will complete the programme OF an
evening OF mirlh and enjoyment.
Lincoln HGH-The pupils of the third diy-
Sien, public schools of Washington. have made
great preparations for the entertainment to
be given by them here this evening" and a
good programme has been arranged.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN KILT SI-Irs -Strinad
alpaca Kilt suits, $50: Taunton tweCds kin
SUITS SIS striped cashmere kilt suits. - So.
handsome linens, 3, 1925. $3.50 and 81 IS neal
casslmeTes, -. sl.5O 8, and $50: dress kilt
suits, %, =. -, -, and so. A Saks & Co.
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!. THERE has been nothing yet introduced fol
me me cure OF headache that compares with L0
dWe'S Headache Specifc Price 50 cents.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf
1elers. Chronic, painful. and prOstrating dis
eases cas- CT, cured without medicine: Pulvermach
ers Eiectrlc Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal. with mar.
uculars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
GalVanic Co., New York city, 625 d&k1v
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EVERYTHING now favors the LAYING aside of
winter clothing, and the putting on of spring
ralment. The weather is fair and balmy. and
liable Bros, Men and Boys ClOthiers, corner
L, ana and IN In Sts nave marked their prices down
A6Jt HSuiSo'
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1, BOOK SALE.-The sale OF the large c0llec.
rooms last evening, and was well attended.
Inc catalogue comprises works i'm every de.
partnent OF literature, among which are MANY
rare and valuable works. 'DS
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WASHINGTON FIsH M,pY,.
Gsosde1 g Bro Agents. WashinStoGn " n. "A a.
bsTr;nS ~ t snad from $40 to slS 5er ioH. 6aG ~;
Aefring' from = 10 - per Loo. poi iVo' S,oVo
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A HALF FINISHED WEDDING.-The yonnr
people of Cincinnati are excited over a prom
ised wedding that didn't take place. The
young man and young woman had known each
other from childhood, and We're prominent in
society circles. The wedding guests were as
sembled. and the loving couple were on the
floor. The minister prOpounded the usual
question to the bride as to whether she would
take the man for her husband etc. when, mnch
to the surprise of all present, she answered
No Thinking he misunderstood her the
minister asked the question again. and again
she answered No" This stopped the cere-
m0ny, and the story. came ont. The young
man, addicted to the use of Intoxicating
liquors, had promised reform If the ladv would
consent to marry him, and had signed the
pledge: He had been OH trial for months. but.
as the bride turned to him as they stood side
by side before the minister she caught the
odor OF whisky on his breath, and detected
signs OF incipient intOXicatiOn. SHE closed the
extraordinary scene by stating that she could
not trust her future TO a man who had broken
promise SO Solemnly made REPRESENTATIONS
and entreatieS were all in vain The wedding
did not take place. Chicago Iater-O ceu7a.
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So CENTS PER YARD for gooa ,,
GO al Inc cheap dry cords store q "Msning eall-
Co 60 Pennsylvania avenue. south i sids
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REDUCED PRICES,

OIL. CL10TH I'll ,SSSSTILs BIC5. dealer in
&c, 90 tn streat southwest offers great bSrssins
Pays the highest prices In CASH Tor TIE ssversi
.. A' nove1ts
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District Governuent AHairs

AEasFS.
OPENINGS INTO VAULTS AND SEWERS.
Superintendent Of Repairs E. N Chapin on
the suggestion OF Hon. II B. Anthony to the
DISTRICT Commissioners, has made..an examina-
ton OF the openings into vaults and sewers
from the side walks relative to their safety to
pedestrians, and recommends that the doors
to suck openings be made Of plate iron and
hung i'll such MANNER as to secure and insure
safety TO persons passing OyeT foot walks.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwis,e: Archibald Ellis.
repair a frame dwelling, 1eG7 18th street north
dwelling. Sd between NJ and y streets SOUTH
west :sl25 John Casey. repair brick dwell
~ ~ 0'n' between and Il streets southwest;
WATER SUPPLY FOR HIGH GROUND.
water Registrar with force of eight guagers
and until Sunday morning making expert
ments as TO the amount of pressure there is on
the water pipes and mains in different parts
ga and l., and 2lst and L II and l., 7th and L.
New Jersey avenue and l., Delaware avenue
and street northwest, and 18th and B streets
ten minutes, first turning the entire flow OF
water on The experiments were made with
Inc Inc o view Oh greater water accommodations
tofOre there has been a scarcity, and the
results were very satisfactory.
THE POLICY SHOP CAsEs.-In the Police
court. Judge Smell yesterday, after our report
closed, David IL. Thomas, cOlored, was az
1alghed on the charge OF keepinga policy shop.
Inns IS the hrSt case under the new law passed
Inc present session OF Congress, which makes
the penalty for this offence very severe
THOMAS was defended by Mr.. A. B. Williams
Lieut.. Kelley testified to making the arrest of
defendant while he was engaged in writing
Poilcy. He seized his book containing NUM-
DefS, and other evidences of his occupation
The place KEEP by him purported to be cigar
store, Dut tnere was not cigar or piece of TO
DaccO In the place. The shop is on III street.
Alter considerable testimony the case was
postponed until to day for other witnesses.
Other witnesses were heard this morning
Lieut. Kelly was recalled and cross examined
as 10 the arrest and what he found on the de
iendantS premises. A pretense was made
that defendant keeps cigar shop. but no
cigars were found there, and it is presumed il
was for blind. Defendants counsel made
great effort to clear his client, but the court
thought there was sufficient evidence and i'm
posed fine of 800 or sixty DAYS in iaiI. This
Is the first case under the new Jaw.
FIVE HUNDRED (5OO) pieces of beautiful new
style dress goods, the largest assortment Of
beautiful dress goods in Washington: bunt-
ngs IN all cOlOrS, black, navy blue, cream.
gray, and all the light shades: buntings. ali
pure wool, %: debegeS, all pure wool. both
tWiled and plain: beautiful dress goods i'm
l1eht shades, part wool, 10; new paraSOls, new
parasOlS, new parasolS; one hundred 00O)
pieces OF black and cOlOred silks lust received:
our real satin finish black silk at 81 and 81. 25
are special bargains. Carter's. III Market
Space.-AdCt.
CLOSING SALE of the Barlow collection This
evening. Great bargains may be expected.
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OUR BOOK LIST FOR NAV,

Walks in London, by A. j. G. Hare g SO: The
viking and other Poems, by Spencer, 81 70: A
study OF Miiton,s Paradise Lost, by Hines, 81 so;
Inc Greeks OF To-day, Tuckerman, 81. so: Octo,s
3 Q. Reports: vol. 5, IS; Cockcroft's Table of
ssS Vol. ~ 90; Jones on MORTGAGES. vols
xIZi Clnord's Z. e. Reports, vol. 8; US. Digest
vol. 9, new series. We have Just received a large
assortment OF the new styles in Stationery Include
ing Fancy Boxes OF Paper and Envelopes and
Cards and Envelopes, In wood and paper boxes.
ANY Miscellaneous or Law Book not In stock on.
dered promptly. y
w. II. o. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS,
myI4-u 456 Penn0. ops.
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c. The best 81 White Vests in the civ. A.
straus, l0ll Pa. ayenRe,-Advt. wy -
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
TUE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

4 Synopsis of History, by sam,l. Willard Mod
ern Dwellings In Town and Country. by H IT.
Holly. Studio, Field and Gallery. by Rolfin. The
Creative Week, by g. ID. Boardman How To
Paint photographs. by g. B. Ayres. Spectrum
ANALYSIS, by j. Norman Lockyer; Inter. Sci.
Series. Esther Pennefeather by Alice Perry.
Hareer's Library of American Fiction Roaming
ne Whirlwind, by author of Old Myddleton's
Tiet. Less Black Than We Are Painted, by james
a payn. ,DeceiYers, Ever; by Mrs. II. Lovett Cam
eTon. Is DE Popenloy novel, by A, Troljope
keramos and other Poems, by Henry Wadswortf
LongfeIioW, ~ Is. Memoir of VIM. r. Bartlett, by
ger, by Sir c. Wyville thomson vols. oS ven
maps and illustrations $l2. wy
my1s-tr Booksellers and stationsrs. ioIs pa .x
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DEPOT for Hdrt's Roach POlrley tn1 9th Ct
northwest
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CITY ITEMS.

OFFICE Coats. s. cents. A Straus. n11 pa
avenue. "
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OFF TO THE SPRINGS-An who Contemplate
visiting the springs this summer will neceSsa-
fily need strong and welLmade trunk or
travelling bag, such as can only be obtained ar
the factory and SaleSrOOmS of j. ). Topham.
70 1th street. This establishment has had
me me reputation for making the best Work the
last twenty yearS.-Adrt
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W. NJ. BROWNS,
3I4 Eighth Ssrec: n,r
DR0tbEEEAp a. 70

~ SSS PeaEd. q &c bet Oh s,,a M 81
commune 20 Cfer special inducements "a close Guy
SroS Grsi Black SILK, a; 81 -. SJ-!nrh improyed
.'lk a mama l3Cinl ed u Ne llnaB - MGR ya1,i
h h"oH Is ret organdies, Cwide,D 1: &C. Elegant
opera shad,S 81 IS BEAUTIFUL Sk 2gScS s, I'M
mls btiifiGHAn Hose, So. per par. rel used from
SGS. Th.sHps%n,S celebrsted perfect ittinS
bnntingr only 3Sc.) Back GTenadmsS, s.. peT
saia and up: Striped Grenadines, 10. psr rari
aeG ~. Gisrk's 9,St eooyard Spool Cotton, Sc.
with The utmost from stocks o. The hest i'm
iSr;eis and manufacturers i'm the limited S.stss
my az TN''i', No ID, BRoDHEAD Co,
FIVE HUNDRED $500 PIECES o.,
Bnntings. in cream color black navy blns and 49,
IIIui Rit spring shades, only %: DebegsS All nIr
WOOL IN every color and shade; Lace StripH Bnnt
silk and wool; CoIored Grenadines nara lii pufS
Wco.; .ighs. coiored pure MohairS; Blsck Siss =
81, y 81 rs. 81 80. We are selling an eTceSsn a2
wearing silk in the world at 81. WortS q, OK nsSt
are selling real satin finish Black SIX G;ninsf
MAKE MAKE at sI:26. This Black SIN is a sPESIIII.
Corora5S GATHERS, Market Sll0ce
,OoioisG Silks In seal brown, cardinal navy 6';s
kah, ssetl Color dark green, lead, Sc ~ aIso'
in . SSss 81 skS Checked silks, striped silks
hanoIed tllO) pieces Of silks, bought ar tie yeT
towes. cash price and we are selling hem AZ ne
renS, nit adNance above cost. Three hundred
Nooo! pieces OF Wool CsSsimereS and IinanS CO..
men $. boys aud children's wear prlces rangins
rom 70 q II 30. Lace for curtiips: eTcefenff
Tsrs oo I9nr 90 pair real English Stockings,
ui Si wear; very large size Bridal OailtS nnra
H Mite, tI6o; excellent quality oue-yard- via
Gnit 6o ps BED Ticking rs: white Honeycomb
inch, both twilled and plain. ''iO" anu -
myl8-tr CARRIERS, IN Market spoce.
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JENNIE JUNE S DAUGHTER ON TIE STAGE
May CrOly, daughter of David g. Crolv. of the
Grdphic, and Mrs Jennie June" Crolv has
become an actress. She is only about sixteen
She has such decided talent and liking for the
stage that her parents let her prepare herself
for d dramatic career. Clara Morris went ON
Western tour few weeks ago to play in
- Miss Mutton and Miss CrOly ACCOMPANIED
Heron appeared in the Union Square. Miss
CrOy was favnrably received. Her stage
name is Esther HerndOn.-[N. Y Sun, 18Th.
Fs-The colored MaSOns of Council Bluffs
nave organized lodge of that order in that
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DEADLY SPORT IN A CIRCUS - Manager
Whallen, the head of the show one of the
members Of which killed boy named Wing
the following account of the accident At 3
O'Clock the show commenced. A large crowd
had cOngregated around the tent during the
Harry Wallace was to shoot the apple from
his Wlfe's head two men We're sent out to
clear the crowd in the direction in which the
shot was to be fired. This the men attempted
were unable to perform their task. Two or
three shots were fired, each coming through
the canvas. When the last shot was fired.
went out and found boy whose name / af.
terward discovered to be Johnny Wingley,
lying beside the tent with a bullet hole over
his left eye. He died almost Immediately.
Wallace was not arrested, all of the better
portion OF the citizens knowing it was an ac-
cident. That night l gave a benefit to the
family OF the boy. his friends receiving the
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THE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN
HARPER'S FERRY,
IL DECORATION DAY.

III ANPER'S FERRY.
IL DECORATION DAY,
LIMITED TO 500 PERSONS,
Il X Il n ID EXC RSTDN
VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THURSDAY, MAY BOTH.
special Inducements TO Organized Bodies
:, lime OF departure in future advertisements
I al ties VIII nave about seven F. ~
hours at Harper'S Ferry. &1$1 81 = ,s.Es..srss-
rare Tor round trip 81. 20 szz.- AA-S-H
Chlldren over and under IL years, 40 cents for
mcketS apply at j. BRAD. ADAMS News 1enot
OH st. opposite Patent 0fce and 527 18th ST. my
MARSHALL HALL.-This we'll known and
w popular SUMMER RESORT neao
has been reftted. aud is now open for ST.
EHcufSldn Parties, &c. The we'll 1Szz<zzzss<>zEzs
kRSWn caterers. Engehart and Bowers. are again
ne charge oi the grounds. Parties wishing charter
lne grounds Will apply to JOS. ENGIEHART
NV tnweSI corner 6th st. and Maryland ave, Sw
or 10 GEO. BAUER, Powhatau House, foot Of
M o.. my15-1m"
(Et:ULAE GRAND SUNDAY EXCITE
- SION On the Barge 'tCOCKADE CITY,r
WIN take place NtNT SUNDAY
IeaSlng the 9TH 81. wharf ar 3 o clock NJ ~
ana returning at &, landing AT Fort H=zssF=zzsIans
washington going and returning.
IlchetS 20 cts; no charge for children under ten
years. H"ei Ieh
DODch'S Band, sixteen pieces
Billy W right and HammerSly Caterers
rms barge can be chartered for $50. my8
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE CINCINNATI GA
aETTE.-A petition was filed in the superior
postmaster of Cincinnati, against the Gazette
company, for libel. The petition sets out fif-
Teen inherent causes of action, founded on va
IiOus editorials published in the Gazette, i'm
one OF which the plaintiff AYERS he is charged
WIN conspiring with the manager of another
paper to inJure the circulation of the Week
" Gdzette, by a secret abuse of the power of
the Pc ONCE. Among the headlines to the
asticles are the following: 1.-THE Post ONCE
IhIeyes, The Post Office Conspiracy"
Wane,S Dose" The plaintiff alleges that by
the publication Of these several Iibeis he has
been greatly injured, and asks damages in tue
sum OF $1,000. THE figures originally written
In the petition are 10000, and with paler ink
the "% is changed ~ 5."-rCsRcianati Ga.
ute, 18th,
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CLYMONT PAVILION.

GLYMONT PAVILION.
- Es- No Charge for Laadino
dnis ueautlIui summer resort has changer its
management and has been placed in frst-rate "a 70
ofqer lor the coming season, and no charge
as heretofore, will be made at this landinS m
Apply 10 :. +: SMITH. Proprietor. BRAD (glA
ADAMS oi2 ST., or POWER 4 WHITE lb
PLEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOR FISH
l. Ing, &C. JOSEPH PASSENO "a
70 Water street ~
apIo-om georgetown. ID. G. -
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DRY GOODS.
NY GOoDSy
NEWG GOODS AT BROBY's.

We are opening new and desirable DRY GOODS
every day, and csSH rHFr extra Inducements 20 All
In want a. the h-St fabrics
Now IA stoCSa 'ull ,lnc of the most recent impor-
tations in DRESS FABRICS. embracing some nf
ire NEST desirable m s'vIia out this season, which
Ne Shsh Ssh Al a suIal aiVauce on cost
NeMish ~ diS,i nc;.y understood Il IS no trOube
10 show our stock.
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PURE silk and wool black grenadines: pure
WOO very VIDE double width black cashmere,
SPRING shades, part wool, Is: new paraSols
new pafaSois, new parasOls; excellent QUALITY
IA sahIn hnlsh black silk, 81, and our 81. 8
SATIN hnlSh black silk is worth 81 80: c0lored
SILKS, seal Drown, navy blue, cardinal steel
Market Space.-Adrt ''i D 'lI
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHRRs:-Don't fail
an diseases OF teething in children. It relieves
Ine child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
iates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY

WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
MAY ID, 1873,
100 pieces new Spring DRESS Gonna from, IN
10. Is, 20 and Csc. i'om IL
BUNTINGS, all eolers zoe
&c. " ''oNh' % d. S1,oo
CLOTH, for Boys Suits, 25c. up.
Black ALPACA, 15c and up.
All Wool Black CAsHMERES. soc.
Hamburg EDGINGS from auction.
MATTlNGS, CARPETS and OILCLorHs.
sheeting CoTTONS, cheap.
Table LINENS from Csc, IN.
Turkey Red Table LINEN soc. nm
White C0UNTERPANESb 10 IL 3, g, M. @, -o
" Bargains ia Dry Goods at
&C. NJ. TOwSON A. CO
ry,, oS6Peansytuania Aceans,
Sida
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HE ATTENTION OF an officer OF the Wash
lngtOn Brick Machine Company has been called
TO the fact that two sample brick from the
yard OF ChlldS & Co., left at the Office of the
Engineer OF the District, are labelled in such
way as to convey the impression that they
were made by the Washington Brick Machine
Company The brick OF the firm named are
made Of an entirely different clay from those
manufactured by said corporation, and neither
OF the parties desire that the product of the
TWO yards should be COMPOUNDED. The sample
them without the knowledge of Messrs. ChildS
d Co. who have no connection with or inter
est an the Washington Brick Machine Com
paDy.
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ON 9TH 5TH 5TH STE
FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE
OF
BLACK IND COLORED SILKS.
We sell Silk worth 9Oc for Tx
We sell SIX worth 81 for S7xc
We sell SILK worth 81. 12I, for 81
We sell SIX worth 81 rs for m m
we sell Six worth 81 SO for m "A
NJ sell six worth 81. z5 for 81 4O
we sell SIX worth 81 for u 80
PERSONS VINO wish to buy Silks are assured th,,
we mean what we saw
We nave what we ADVERTISE
~ we Duy all our Silks at importers, suc,iops a.,
or 10 ork and Philadelphia and can and we do
oner ihe greatest bargains ever seen in this civ Wv
CONNoLLY,s,
ap21-r SOS Ninth street, opp. Patent onoe.
A SPLENDID LINE OF MID 8SI<0VF6
- AT Doc pair. few MarseiIes snreSts 81
q on and " soiled, worth 81: RObyss Doubie
nais SodssI guarantee steels not TO break II
pa a.s lass from l2f to 75c yard; CASH
meres from ~ 10 76c. yard; Alpscas from IL 10 56c
Sard; Pure Linen Table Damask 25c, ward, los
b. BAILEY, cor. 7th and Y ST. s. W mars an
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call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. 9O6 G street
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
Work In manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities: His cleansing
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work: N. B.-A speciality of his con.
asts in removing spots from costly party dress
es; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re-
ana careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned: two
pair for Is cents WV