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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
SALE OF TIE SPLEEN
4 DID TRON-FRONT FOUR-STORY CtBONE
CELLARS BROWNSTONE STORES OCCU-
PIED BY MESSRS. PURCELL. LADD & CO.
No. 1916. At THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF MAIN AND GOVERNOR STREETS. AND
No. 2, ADJOINING, on GOVERNOR STREET.
In part *, cu;ion of q deed Of trust from Charles
". Purcell to the undersigned ~ trustees. dated
March %. 1852. and duly recorded. being thereto
requested, we viii eel 10y auction, upon the prcm
Sos, on
MONDAY THE 10TH DAY or june,
at l o'clock =. W, the PROPERTY above dc
scrihcd. being the celebrated husucss-st.uG Occu-
pied by Mcssrs. Purcell. Lidd & Co. for tie last
twenty-five years as a wholesale drugstore.
The buildings were erected since $50, I'm the
most careful manner. and no expense was spared
To- make them complete ~ every particular.
The location T. decidedly one of the best I'm the
city for husincs, purpose and no such opportunity
can be offered for 4 substantial and profitable IN
ycstment.
TERMS: The purchaser to assume debt for
$4,000. 10 become due December 2. 1854. bear
ing interest al per cent. payable scmi-annEal.y;
10 TIE residue one third cash; halaucoat six and
twelve months, with interest and secured by trust
decd. JAMES ". DOoLEl,
PHILIP \. PIRtFLL.
Trustee.
rpr-npc q N-rrrr.,Fc Auctfonccr- g.. :
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MONDAY THE 10TH DAY or June.
GnrDps 6 WILLIAMS, Auc'ionccr-. jc ;
IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ARONE

4 -'A-'Ai@i - - - '-h - - - - -
j We VIII ,cll the adjoining PROPERTY de-
scribci In the following advertisement. These
two sales will afford an opportunity 10 purchase
the whole Of that BEAUTIFUL BROWNSIONE
BLOCK, than which no choiccr property can be
found:
Bv Gruhhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agent, End Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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BY GrubLs a Williams, Aactionccrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ BRICk
" HOUSE on FRANKLIN STREET NEAR
THE BALLARD HOUSE. Lot ON TWENTY
FIFTH STREET NEAR LEIGH-STREET BAP-
TlcT CHURCH. AND ANOTHER Lot on
At AUCplON.-ln further execution If = decree
Of the Chanccry Court Of Richmond. entered ou
2lst june, lSc /. i'm Tie four causes Of Nnst0n's
executors cy Rriel &C." Turner and wife u.s..
Bricl &c.," "liOhiu~on who sues. &C.. rs. Briol.
&C." and "Ilarwood who sizes, &C. ~. Briol,'
We VIII, a. special commi toner's offer for sale az
public auction. ON the premises respectively, on
MONDAY.JUNE 10, 1881,
at 81 o'clock J.. NJ. The BRICK HOUSE, No. 1926.
on the north side Of Franklin street Just below the
Ballard House. with lot ~ feet front 10y - lC-l2
feet o. an alley, now occupied by tenants at good
rental. And
ATG O'CLOCK =. VI. or SAME DAY
we VIII sell the NALU ABLE Lot ON the west
side Of Twcnty-iifth street. nearly In front of
Leigh-Strect Baptist church, fronting 3 feet by
l22 feet II an alley 20 feet wide. Til, lot l.
graded down 10 the street level. and l. Just ready
for building, which would doubtless pay well In
this rapldly-mprOying part of the city. And
At 81 O'CLOCK l.. VI. or SAME DAY
We viii sell the VACANT LOT on the north side
of Ncnable street between Eighteenth aud Mosby
streets. fronting 81 feet by depth Of 1854 feet.
This lot viii be- sold rs whole or subd'y idCd, Is
may seem best Al the time # sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance 40 six. twelve.
and eighteen months for notes with interest added
and title retained. j. Is. YOUNG,
\. X. COURTNEY,
GEORGE 4. nAW.
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AUctioncers. ic9
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIJI
~ THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND n
TRICK cor Myth obedience in d N.'.
the Chanc,ry Court OF the ciiy ~ Elr.l1
nOunctd nu the rih day ~ December. lf~l. ..
suit therein pending, styled hcuts cN..i.i
Puryi,'s administrator. &C., $50 Shall -cil DID,.
auction. al The court-hou.c If Ptrich c.un..
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by William j. Mcnamara,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr
ll0l Bank street next to Eleventh..
NICE FRAME DWELLING, WITH
~ LARGE LOT NEWLY FENCED, on
CHURCH HILL. AT ACCTION.-At tie request
Of the owner viii sell nc auction, on the prem
ises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, lSS2,
az i. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING No. SIC
Thirtlcth street. between VI and streets contain
ing four rooms and Railways, occupied by prompt
paying tenants.
The lot fronts 33 feet on the west line Of Ihir-
tieth street and runs back between parallel lines
1870 feet 10 an alley 20 fee, wide. There is well
Of good water on the premises.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest, and secured
by trust-deed. WILLIAM }, MCNAMARA,
IL 9-5t AUctiOuecr.
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BY ". II. LYME { Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0uccr-,
lib Maln Street.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM OF
1 ABOl Z POO ACRES. WITH IMPROVE
NENTs. ~ iiAEoNER COT NTl. NEAR ASH
LAND. Bl kTCrION.-liy virtue of % decd Of
trust from Chares n. hingnan and s. O. Bis, and
wife. dated the oath ct April. 1850. and re-
corded I'm the clerks Office Of Hanover County
Court. in Deadlock II. page ii3, default having
been made foo the payment OF Tie debt thereby ,c-
cured. and being curcd so 90 DO by tEc hcnchcia-
~ therein shall sell boy public auction. in front II
The store If Aies-r,. Cox Lcakc, in tie town II
Ashland
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increases the hesh and gradually restores the patient
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disease every patch botch Of itching scaly pust-
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A N OPEN LETTER.
A GRAPHIC PRESENTATION OF HIS OWN CASE,

Gentlenen:-To say that am grateful is only poor
expression of feelings, but it the best can
use, for feel it in of the word have been
great sufferer with skin dseaFes for the last twelve 2)
years. Ny head and face being covered with sores
could not rest with the burning heat and itching of the
parts affected and confined to my house for weeks
at time. My disease hiss been called Scrofuous Ec-
zema OF most aggravated type by many physicians,
but doubt ever fully understood by any Of them. 1t
was more like combination of several skin humors.
have spent much money seeking cure, and in 1867
went to Europe and consulted of the best physi
clans in London receiver temporary relief only for
in the spring it would break out again bad as ever
When came back to Boston told by many friends
that DR.. (whose reputation for the cure of those
diseases of the highest order) could cure me.
waited on the doctor; he prescribed for I fol-
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without any improvement. tried ether physicians.
and among them DR.. -, of east Boston, and DR.. -,
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about three months Mr.. Meehan. gentleman we'll
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CUTICURA REMEDIES and promised wonderful results
II would only make a trial He told me Of his own
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was SO much humor lodged within the skin that soon
as commenced the use of CUTICURA came to the
face and festered until vast quantities had
greatly intensified my sufferngs about two weeks
But did not mind this, felt that going to get
rid Of the humor when it coming to the
such large quantities. After the first two or three
weeks use Of these remedies was greatly encouraged
by gradual lessening of the Inflammation of number
OF painful sores. carefully. faithfully and cheerfuy
followed the directions to the letter. feeling each week
nearer cure, until at the present moment after three
months use OF CUTICURA REMEDIES and twelve. years
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tn
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Boston. Aug. %, 1873
To MeSsrs. Weeks d Potter, Boston.
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Reported for The EVENING STAR.
CRY COUNCI~-The city council board assem-
plication from the Southern Telegraph company
for right Of way through certain streets was re-
ferred. The annual tax license and appropriation
bills were passed unanimously T. j. Mahaffey &
fire limits. $50 was appropriated for repair Of
Columbia engine house. Tie application of w.
f. Padgett for leave to place Il hitching post in
front OF No. 145 King street, was referred An act
Tor the protection OF curbS and fire plugs laid
over. Tax on real estate OF j. A. SeatOn, formerly
U. s. Capitol policeman. was reduced from $527 to
$3.50, and on Waddys house and lot on Union
street, recently sold for $500, from 1924 to $94.
Election bills Of Messrs. Nevitt Emmerson, Nally,
paid.
ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The survivors of the trustees
OF the Alexandria orphan Asylum and Female
following vacancies: James Green, ]. F. M.Lowe,
VIM. Gregory, E. SnOwden, ST., and Robert
Crupper, dead; John W. Dyer, Robert Jamison, w.
II. Fowle, removed from the CITY, The joint con-
lowing new members: JOAN W. Green, w. H.
Lambert, Isaac Richberg, p. B. Hooe, G. VIM.
Ramsay, +. A. Reed, T. Snowden, E. j. Miller and
e. s. Leadb.ater. The surviving trustees are s. F.
Entwisle, Louis McKensie, J. II. Mcveigh and VIM.
w. MeVeigh.
THE DRILL PR1zE.-The Cadets drill at their en-
campment yesterday gathered a great throng OF
the best drilled cadet was av arded to Walter
McCa1ery, OF Washington.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The colored girls, charged
with dtsorderly conduct at the Soldiers cemetery
morning. 1t is understood that arrangements
are about to be made to provide for some AleXan-
dria orphans at the Washington city asylum, the
funds derived from the asylum property here to be
colored railroad labOrers passed through here this
morning for a line in Pennsylvania
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HsAe business College commencement.
Lincoln Hall last evening was filled to overflow
fny-en the occasion Of the graduating exercises Of
the Spencerian Business College. The stige was
very hastily arranged ana decorated The exer-
efses, which were enlivened with delightful music
were very interesting. The Invocation, with which
the proceedings were opened, was offered by Rev.
Fred. d. Power. Mr.. John Z. Clarke and Miss Luz
Gle L. Miller. delivered the salutatory, and Miss
Minetta Powell and Mr. George w. l. Buckler the
yaledic.orieS- Essays were read by Mr.. John w.
Heb ig and Miss Margaret A. Alien. Addresses
were made by District Commissioner Dent, Com
missioner OF Education Eaton, AMI Prof. and Mrs.
Spencer, and diplomas and certificates were
awarded to the graduates whose names were r1lh-
i.shed In yesterdays STAB, by Hon. James Gil1l-
Ian.
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Quite large party OF ladies and gentlemen Of
this city, among whom were Judge Advocate Gen.
eral Swain and family, DR.. Baxter and family,
commissioner and Mrs. Dudley and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Bateman, left here on Monday evening for
Old Point, where they spent yesterday ami re-
turned to the city this morning.
Senator Bayard's wife and one OF their daughters
are at Warm Springs, Va, where Mrs Bayard Is
receiving much benefit from the treatment. Sac
has long been an tnvald.-Mrs. Col Wall and
her mother, Mrs. Franks, expect to leave the city
tomorrow for the summer. which they will spend
In the lovely Juniata valley and among the PENN
sylvania Alleghenies-Thew wife OF Representa-
tive Herndon will go to West Point this week TO
attend the examination.-The wife OF Mt. Bur-
chard the director OF the mint, has been seriously
Representative Singleton, OF Mississippi,
who accompanied his invalid wife home, writes
that she stool the journey better than he expected
but Is very feeble.-The sad news has been re-
ceived here of the death OF Mrs. George Francis
Crane, formerly Miss Mallie Moore, OF this city,
W htch occurred in New York last evening. She
Was married in the church OF the Epiphany only q
year ago this month, and had before her every
prospect for an exceptionally happy lfe for which
She had the wishes OF large circle OF friends,
with whom she was always q great favOrite.-
The wife OF Assistant Secretary New and the
wife OF Representative HOge have returned to the
c1ty-the former is at the Riggs, and the latter at
the NatfonaL-JuStice Blatchford and family
have taken possession of their cottage at Newport.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Annusenlents To

Amusenlenfs Tonight.
CAPITAL THEATER-yariety.
THEATER CoNIQCE-variety.
DRIVERS SUMNER Enthusiastically Entertain
nent
MARYLAND AVENUE AND 18th STREET.-THE Mon
Bter Whale and Capt. BOytOn.
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A Funnt French JcvveIer.
The Fort Wayne <Ind.) Sentinel tells laughable
Hoosier metropolianamed Louis Sauser, of No "a
Calhoun street, who isa Frenchman, and has the
vivacity OF the Gahstn seated. The other day
g 1877, In the April Drawing of The Louisiana State
LOttery, in the way OF kindness, and q few days
after after mad $4,000 shipped him in gold from New
the remainder OF his business for that day and sent
his customers home On June 18th Generals G. T.
scatter over $500, 03a and any one may have hand
IN the affair on application to NJ A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. Who is the nexts
Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use.
Extra fine old Arlington Whisky "a per gallon. 81
per quart bottle JAMES F. MCGEE, 404 9th St n. w.
Hub Punch,
composed OF rare choice old liquors. is incompara-
BILE with fine Ice, lemonade, milk or water.
No Lady or Gentleman
need suffer long with eczema, letter. ring-worm or
any Rmply, rough dry, scaly skin disease. for Or
remedy for all skin diseases Sold by all druggists
at 81 per package.
Does Your Head Ache9
Ledille's Specific cures the worst casein 6 to 80
minutes. so cents At all drug stores
ssRough ON Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. i5c Drug
Nervous observation-disclosures Weakness.
Nervous Debility is promptly and permanently
cured by Aliens Brain Food-$1 per package, 6 for
s.. At Druggists, or free by mail on receipt OF
price, from JOHN II. ALLEN, 3l7 First Avenue, NY.
STOTT q CROMWELL, Agents, $50 Penna avenue.
Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
MIS-. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
Of one OF the,best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has Eeen used for forty
years with never-fatling success by millions OF
mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Price q cents a
OOttle m,W,S
..AIderney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, Churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb "Nard" prints 4Oc. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of Cream. i5c. pint
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CITY ITEMS.

G. M. Johnson, the Oystcrmam.
lett town to-day ORA visit to the Tang1er and
Pocomoke Sounds, to make arrangement for the
Ocean City.
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A MAGNIFICENT quality o; seamless fancy straw
mating Will be Offend for 65 cents per yard by
the Popular Carpet Furnisher, Julius Lansburgh,
3l5 9Th street
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FANNY CARRINGTON white girl, was put on trial
In the Police to-day for keeping bawdy house at
No 329 Maryland avenue. The testimony was not
conclusive, and the court dismissed the case.
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JUST RECEIVED 100 dCz. OF ladies English Dllbrig-
gan silk Gle, ke,, hose at % cts pair; bargain
al 2J. Our II-inCli SILK mtt. n black and cOiors
at 80 cts. pair. HCop skirts from . cts up.
These barpairS Tor lew days cniy. Il. j. Beh-
rend & Sen. SIS 9TH street northwest, bet and i.
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CHINA MATTINCs of beautiful designs and quality,
reduced from Sc \ t. - cert'. by the Popular Car
Pct Furnisher, Julius Lansburgh, 315 9TH street.
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GAUZE VISITS for ladies and gentlemen Is, 81,
49,: cbdrt MS from 15c. up, ut Clark'S new store,
s32 9TH street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tie " Gather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WELLINGTON. PC. VI y 81, 1872. 9:3Da.mf
For New England AMI the middle Atlantic
stTtes. increasing cIoudiness. with rain, warmer
southeriy Winds lower pressure
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For SUMNER.-Ventiiating corset, So, reduced
from g. ., at Clarks new store, 132 18th St NV
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PHoToGRAPHIc.-Threed dollars per dozen for fine

J. ". BoTELEE & Son, G23 Penna. ave-, are selling
the best refrigerator. Over 500 now in use In this
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COLORED. SILKS, NAVY BLUE,
DARK GREEN,
BROWN AND OTHER COLORS.
FIFTY CENTS.

Immense assortment Of Black Silks so, g. 75 81, 81
81 Is. 81 So $175, S. Back and White Striped Silks
Soc Co!ored Surah Satns 75c.
Colored Cashmeres. light blue and pink pure wool
wide double width, Soc.
Nuns yelling, pure wool. all colors Doc.
Illuminated Dress Goods, pure wool. wide. double
width, SOC.
Beautiful French Lawns large assortment, CSC.
100 pieces fine quality Scotch Ginghams, al new
styles, 25c.
Coldred Caahmerea, spring shades. half wool. 12kc.
Honey Comb White Quilts, 75c. Back Velvet 81
Colored and Black Cashmeres, pure wool. double
Bleached Table Damaek, pure lnen Soc.
Black Cashmere Shaws, pure wool, 81.
Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from 81. so
to$1.
Piano Covers silk embroidered, $3.75.
Cloth for Men and Boys wear, 6Oc. to 81. so.
Dinner Napkins, 75c. dozen.
Checked Dress Goods black and white blue and
white, blue and gold. green and gold and brown and
white, 25c.
CARRIERS
mile I'll MARKET SPACE.
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CHEAPEST MAN for parasols, ]. E. Young.

PERIsCoPIc EYEGL ASSES 81: cellulOid, $3.50; blue
and smoked, SOC. AMI 81, at Prigg's.
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Every purchaserfecommends German Corn Re
mover. Get the genuine. sc.
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COs6p1ete AnttdOte
to all malarial poison ia Carers Liver B.tters yet
free from quintne and everything Injurious Try
them.
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GUINPURE and Irish point collars and ties; beau
tiful goods Mrs Max Weyl. agent, 7l2 18th street.
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Special Weather fs.yIIetIn.
LOCAL. RAINS TOMORROW.


The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
Tie following sneciai bulletin to the PRESS
storm Of considerable energY. moving in an
taStorly TRACK Is central I'm the upp r lake region
Tho pTeSSure is highest In the south AtIan:ic
states. General rains have fallen IN the ncrtll-
ST and upper lake rty!on, AMI thence to the gulf
sttsS- The following r,ir-al etiing one inch
IN the p9Sf Il hour. ar 'parte Mar u ttp l. 20;
ESc&HtDia, LSi; In Crosse, k0f; Da tut !, 30: Fort
Curtis, LIS, ana san Antonio, 232. The telnperl-
ture xee Ut ia the UPPER lake region, issligbt,y
a6ve the mean for the Month. Ia all the states east
Oh the Mississippi river. A col wave moving TO
TIE south and cast, extends from the upper lake
re fn to the Rio Grdnie. Loci rains are indi-
Gated on Thursday In New England, the middle.
ard south Atlantic states
EACH CUSTOMER presented with fine majolica
card receiver at NJ AugensI Stl's. So 1tI street
Northwest where the following bargains VIII he
sold: JapunSse sulS:i21eS. fancy cups, salt shak-
ers. fancy sop, S3rinklerS, tel not Sc. apiece;
sprnSlerS, 1roOmS, brushes, bells fly cOyerS-10c.
apiece; Ice cream SStS, 13 pieces, 81; crystal
water sets, pieces, re: Pools thermometers.
&c.; chamber sets. SLIT: decorated ten sets, II
pieces, $40. wGr So d inner sets. 81 pieces, So "a;
Il .t-baby carriages, lined throughout with r-p,
ss.15: trunks, SOC. and up: ice coolers at cost
Other goods at equally low prices.
CLOSING SALE of paintings enCravings. etch-
ings original drawings and sketches this evening
1t 7:30 It Mr.. D0wliEg's salesroo.ns Don't
forget it.
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500 Pairs Of Misses HOSE reduced from so to CSC.
Job Lot OF LACE CURTAINS in Sets fine and cheap.
Full Line OF WHITE GO0DS-IN Ola LINEN, LINEN
LAWN. PERSIAN LAWN, ALGERIAN LAWN
&c.
soo Pieces LINEN Lawn latest styles> 25c;
AndroecoSgin COTTON, &c.
Fruit Of the Loom COTTON, lOc.
Wamsutta COTTON, l2c.
Latest Style PARASOLS at reduced prices
SUMMER SILKS, from SOC, TO 81.
$780, " -
The Cheapest TABLE DAMASK in the city.
The finest line Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES in any
Dry Goods House in Washington. Suits made to
order and money saved.
SHIRTS ready made. IS, r. 81.
SHIRTS made to order measure taken and At ruaran
teed. at $780, 50. $40 and $40 per haf-dozen.
EE LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHAs.
ING ELSEWHERE.
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CELLULoID collars and cuffs, at Auerbach's, It'll
and III.
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JUST RECEIVED, & large assortment Irish point,
guimpure. Swiss and nainSoOk embroiiereS, at 10,
1214, To- 20 g, 80. IS and 4Sc. per yard Mrs. Max
Weyl. agent. 1I2 9TH street
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

A N EXTRAORDINARY OFFER!
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
New Singers and other patterns of SEWING MA
CHIMES, with all the latest improvements dropleaf,
cover and Size drawers, reduced to $26.
All Machines warranted for years.
timonias.
All kinds of Sewing Machines sold. rented. ex-
changed and repaired.
G. AUERBACH, corner 7th and streets
Next door to Auerbachs Gents Furnishing and Hat
Stores my27
LNXAMINE ALL THE DIFFERENT MAKES.
~ then buy the
DOMESTIC OR THE NEW WILSON SEWING
MACHINE,
and you will feel satisfied you have Of the two
nghtest running, most simple and durable machines
thatmoney can buy. Sold on easy monthly payments.
No canvassers.
= VIM. STIEBELING
1717 Pennsylvania ave-, near Corcoran Art Gallery.
Also. one seconi -hahd w. ana W., No. g. SIS; Do
nestle, SIG; Wilcox and Gibbs 500; Singer SIS.
These have side drawers. leaf and attachments
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world eyer saw for the money No cangassers. Come
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-31
FrssEIL's Ice Cream.

CHEAPEST lace, at Youny's, $50 7tn street.