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OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUuDISos AND GRoUSDs, 4
WAsHiNGroH. u. c., August 18Th 1893.
PROPOSAL, viii be received st this Office untn
yME.xEOCLOCk NOON. TUESDAY, SEPT MBER
EOUklH. 1888, and opened immediately the eafter IN
tne presence OF btcdes for laying asphaltuin foot
Vernon Square.
Specifications blank forms of prspcssl and l,enscl
instructions 20 bidders be obtonod by Responsive
parties upon Application to this ofhce.
A. 4. hUCKWELL.
au26-6t Colonel U. 8. Army. In charge
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Beware of Limitations.

II you wish 10 have fine Rolls and palatable
Bread on your table. call On your grocer for the
Only genuine Compressed Yeast made by Flescll-
HAHN Co.. successors to Calf, FIefSchmann
ducers OF Compressed Yeast in the United States,
and Sc that worthless limitations are not palmed
OF Oh you. Factory Depot, l112 18th street.
D G. DENEKAS. ACT.
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GEORGETOwN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 800
NJ street, West Washington. Boarding and Day
choo! for Young Ladies and Little Girls. lhorouSh
Collegiate Course. Special students Music French,
and German. The twelfth year bexns September II,
1883: For circulars apply to Principal. Misss Lucy
au6- Inn
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TEE EQUITY SUIT irGu :it by Henry COnradls
against Jonn Walter, IT., the Washington building
association No. g. and others. for injunction and
account. on July i2.h last. has been discontinued
by direction o, the plaintiff
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h SPhING. Md. REOPENS SEPTEMBER l7ru.
fo SuS issriua1a &c. H@NRY @. HALLowELL. AM
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POSTERS" Shook eOioied Kid gloves, only Soc.
slightly imperfect A Danmann. ayt, sos 9TH
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LAP ROBES, linen, So, formerly 81. Cochrane's,
untOWD.
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CITY IYEMS.
HR1S fAr Fall Of 1861

Fail Style B "oadWay Silk hat $;
Splendid assortment stiff felt hats, 50 to 81;
Lirge stock OF soft felLs. $3.50 to 8.
Closing out trunks, satchels hammOcks, base
ball and bicycle shirts. medium weight underwear,
&c., cheap for cash only, at Lewis 920 7th ST., be-
tween and X n. W. established 1863
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SPECIAL BARGAINS, for one week. In misses and
boys school shoes. An elegant line CT ladies and
gents hanGSeWed ga!tarS, misses. lCy- and Chill
GrenS dress shoes VIII be opened rcxI week by l..
Heilbrun, 4G2 9TH street. SisG-ThC Old " HAN In
Window
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DRY GOODS.
FnEscH Tnrcor C1oru..

6EATON PERRY
fSrccessor to Perry b Bcotn.r,
HAS JUST OPENED COMPLETE sTOCKoF
FRENCH ALL-wOOL TRICOTS"
IN ALL TEE NEW FALL AND WINTER SHADES"
THESE GOODS ARE TO BE MUCH USED DURING
THE COMING season FOR LADIES, TAILOR.
MADE SUITS. AND AT s.. IS YARD ARE VERY
REASONABLE.
Lads s. HABIT CLOTHS. at 81. Is and $780,
LUPIN'S CASHMEHES AND CHUDDA CLOTHS
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAlDS FOR CHILDREN,S
COSTUMES.
ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK DRESS FABRICS,
FROM THE BEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH
MANUFACTURERS.
COURTAULD'S ENGLIiH GRAPES AND WELLS
SPECIAL LOT OF SO DOG. LADIES' EXTRA
FINE" HEM-STITCHED PURE LINEN CAM
BRIO HANDKERCHIIFS at l2kc PIECE. AT
GAIN"
CHUDDA. CASHMERE, AND SILK SHAwLs
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS ARRIVING
DAILY.
e1 CHOICE GOODS, ILAIN FIGURES AND COR
kECr PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established IS41. au25
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DKPAnrNExT OF TEE IxrKnIoA Aueua q, 1889.
Sealed PROPOSALS W Il be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, EDNEsDAY. SEP TEMPER FIFTH
1883 for Furnishing Fuel for the Department of a.
Interior during the nsca year ening June 80 1884.
INSTRUCTIONS 20 biddeFs vfn be furnahsd on sppian.
ton ct Once Of custodian. Room l04.
au2l, "a -. 81. ss2&AG Ac1in9 secretary
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The following Inn mense bareai,

Sl2 7tli. ST. n,w-:HandsOme French China Fruit
Plates decorated with Fruits and Flowers IS cts
each, saufers to match IL cts; ShOe-blacking z
boxes for 10 cts; English decorated China Tea-sets
a pieces $3.50 worth S.; French China Tea-sets a
pieces, decorated with goG) 81 IS worth $40; Col
ored or White shelfpaper 48 sheets for cts; Tea
trays assorted cOOrs II inch cts IL inch. 10 cts
IL inch Ia cts. Tampco Whiss:- brooms 70 cts. new
designs OF English decorated China, Cham ber-sets
10 pieces s. IS; with Jar S. IS; Superior Shoe
dressing bottles for 10 Cts, Stop Jars assorted
coors So cts; Ple-Pates for 10 cts; Lava Cuspa-
d0res 35 cts; Decorated China Oatmeal sets, 8
As CTS; Wooden bowl with mincng knife IL cts;
Boheinian-Gass engraved Decanter holding pit
y cts; Of 81 cts; real Majolica Tea-pots. Is cts
Sugar-bowls. IS cts; cam Pitchers cts: F ,ncy-
wood Fol ling Table mats In Set only IS cts.
Also Immense bargains in Baby Carriages & TRAY
cling Trunks.
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GENUINE 'FOStsrs,r shook real kid gloves,
Slightly imperfect, only SOC A. Dainmann, sgt.
-fns CT
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"FOsTFR's" Shook ti!cl Eij gloves Only 50c.
Slightly imperfect. \. D4ncIInn, a.t., So 7th
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BURSTING OF A WATEE: MAIv.-A water main on
Boundary street, between 18th and 14,h streets,
GuT-t abOU; O'Clock last night, and Hooded that
and other streets In that ne1shbuThOo1. Inspector
sholio with fierce OF men set 10 work and quickly
stopped the leak and repaired The damages.
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What's the Matter with the Steamed
Oysters!
Nothing In the world. Johnson, 440 9th street,
has them, and all other styles now ready. All
prime salts Ladies' saloon first floor.
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A WIFE's PETITION FOR DIvORCE.-Yesterday
MI r. b. Lewis, lor Patsy Johnson. fled petition
Tor divorce from Stephen T. johnson. Her maiden
name was Patsy Grant. and theJ were married In
Richmond, Va, July 5, 1876 She charges him with
repeated acts OF cruelty, and states that Tor her
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FINED FOR ASSAULTING A WOMAN-In the Police
Court to-day stout old coiOred man named
Solomon Bell was put on Trial fer making q seri-
Gus assault on al aged, gray-haired woman named
Ann Carey, OF Washington street. Eel also
charged the old woman with assaulting him. The
Old woman stated that she put the boy OF Bolps
out OF her yard, and his father {he defendant)
kicked her and nearly broke her arm Her arm
was In sling and her face was badly bruised.
Bell claimed that she tried to Scald him and then
threw an axe at him. The court said that he
could not reconcile the statement of the defend
ant with the facts as proven against him. Bell
was lined $40. and the charge against the old
woman was dismissed.
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For best black cashmereS. silks. Satins. velyets,
Crepes, so to 136 9Th street-MOurning Store
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DON'T Die tM the House.
"kough ON Rats" Clears out rats, mce, reaches,
Ded-buys, hies. ants, moles. chipmunks, gophers.
15c.
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. HUND -HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. ArD mn
- hgAe4 Onah prices paid. Ala WoHcSaa JNw11arr3
Guns. Psao = DC. Oan q addEs6 uEk2OG 50 0R
SaSoGI nnnS 4unRnyivaaanA ovuHAna u,srzS
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CwITHIN G. sHoRTLIDGEs ACADEMY FOR
- Young Men and Boys. Media, Penn. II miles from
Philadelphia Schoo! year OF ems SEP EMBER l2TH.
Fixed price covers every ense, books &C. No
extrt charges. No medicinal expenses No examina
ton for admission. thirteen experienced teachers. all
men. and all aduates special oIPartnnlties for apt
backward boys. Patrons or students may select any
studies choose the regu ar English. Scientific, Bust
ness, Classical or Owl neineerng course students
fitted at Media Academy in Harvard. Yale and
ten 9th Colleges and Polytechnic schools APhysica
and q Ghemica sborstor, 2 fine Gymnasium and BAH
doubled in 1888. Ten students sent to coleyein 1888
graduating class in Commercial Department in 1888
Media has seven churches and . TEMPERANCE charter
which prohibits the sale OF all drinks. For
new ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR address the PRINCIPAL and Pro
ward University graduate Medi. Penn; he Prirci.
30th. from TO pm. Some patrons of the Acadt N.Y.
Gen. K. N: REYNOLDS. Treasury DEPARTING {; Col. ~
s. Smoot 1923 st. Mr.. G. W. Spoiford Riggs house
nr; b. Snyder Natl n NIL SAVINGS Bank; Hin; {: =.
PrcsDrey. esq. 529 7th st. Lieut. Com. H. C. White
Y. s. ~: H. II Nichols, esq.,. IS lie D-oit building;
Mr. NJ T. Anderson. l6l6 Q ST. NV; DE. A. l.. Gibon,
medical director U. 3. N. au14-lm
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Dir. XArnER. the ociy drlier in tht

WANsUITA SHIFTS, fcur-rly linen bosom, rein
forced, finished Co.,, az AucTbach's, 9Th and H.
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SAVE eyesight ami dollars. Henpler's, 453 Pa. ay.
TOMORROW. opening twith0ut nxings) OF fall
goods.
Our stock larger. better and cheaper than ever.
Ladies' fine goat and Kid button, 81 former pr ice
$25O.
ladies' hand and machine sewfd fine button Q2
different Styles. 81 50; cheap at So.
The ladies' improved S1.2J O.iyette button and
laced, equal to any 81 shoe.
Gents fine button, laced and Congress, first
quality. 81 80: second, 81
Gents stitched fine calf boots. So
Immense stock OF gents fne hand-stitched boots
and shoes.
Oar famous .5c. and 81 solid school shoes.
Handsome cards to purchasers.
uAHN'S. S16 18th street
and 1872 PeGnSylva avenue.
ATTRACTIVE sale of household furniture. carpets,
etc, at Williams & Co.'S auction rooms Tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock a. III. Sec al.
GILBERT FITZHUGH, an Old cOlOred man. slave
who purchased his freedom and came 10 Wash
lngton AMI has recently lived the lie OF recu5c
In an cid stone house at The loot of l1th street,
died yesterday afternoon.
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&c. sch0oner-drawn from rood
U KNIGHT, 1782 Penna. ayenua
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LOCAL MENTION.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL, OFFICER

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGN Al OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 81, 1888, s:31a.m.
For New England and the miidle Atlantic
states fair weather, noTtieriy winds becoming
variable, stationary or rising barometer AMI tenn
perature.
COUNTRY.
Fair weather generally prevails over the entire
country. CAPE Henry ,OTJs l..3 Inches or raiG-
fan during the past twcnty-tour hours. The fol-
lowing speCitl temperatures wer, reported at
a. m Elstport, SO: Montreal. So; Qaeoec, $50;
Mount Washington, AZ; Cleveland, sc; AlpGna,
e6o; Duluth. $50; st. Paul, &c. Denver. 61o: Wash
1ngtOn, Go. Fair weather is In Heated Tor y w
England and the middle Atlantic states on Sat
Crday, with slowly rising temperature: local rains
In the lake region and upper Mississippi valley on
Saturday.
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nEO. e. GARFIELD. S15 7TH STREET. BE
NJ tween III and northwest
Brick Sc. RangeA Latrobes and iKnacea
Agent for the MARYLAND Kitchen B. nge.
1AtrObe. Range and Furnace Repairing . speciality.
Roo0nG. 0utsoEtny and 6pout1nG. aU2-sm
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PROPOSALS.
WATER SUPPLY OF WASHINGTON. ID. C.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF DAM.
TUNNEL AND RESERVOIR.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AoUEDuer
WASHINGTON ID a. August 90 NsG2

TUNNEL AND RESERVOIR.
OFFICE THE WASHINGTON AouEDtzer
SEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicsle. for the work
& sIt he act Oh Sy q
a nn T@ fy '1 iSS ss s S # fh1 oce
ToBER FIFTH. 1883. when they will DE publicly
oised Tue Work 70 DE done conprises three different
CESS CT A-p.x CONFERENCE.-The consists tlso
land ehaane Of the PoonSe yor at the ra Fails. 81
ssTaR On nss sah 6k @ as Of the . s%
10 seet Long with en- aye,ag height Of about feet;
feet across the virsnia channel by .ubstruc nre Of
s work sS with Sne and and f Of
to make cnnuec,ion with the Virginia shore.
SION q the Washington Aqnednct by : TUNsFI about
~ so det i6n Wit cross ssron q ebont "a sIusrs
GLASS C.-REsEnvon OessrRvcr1sK work
ment the purpose being to construct reservoir capa-
each class prop sing 70 lad viii apply al this
@ % -
Of Srt s sas but the WIN e
denee that the are able financially and by eIperienoe
Lach bidder must submit 18th his proposals written
evidence which he relies to es.bsh acity to
on work Of like character. to the plant his disposal
W TO do ali nsoeary for ana 20 M aO II
the work: Before proposals arc opened each bidder
by duly authorized agent he has inspected the nat
ural features of the LOCALITY which the work located
and examined the drawings on lille in Office.
The right s reserved TO reject any and al bids parts
Of bids.
@. J. LYDECEER,
au3i-6t Major Of En1ineers, u y. army.
PROPOSALS FOR CA T-IRoN LAMP POSTS AND
BRONZE LAMPS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING PoR STATE
Wa; AND NAVY DRPAR MESTs,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. August 18th, 1857
Sealed Proposals for furnishing atSins and deliver:
REQUIRED Tor the approsc of the Building state
War and Navy Departments. In this city, Will be
ceiyed this ofica, unit TMELNr. M. on SEP ikM-
Il EIGHTH, 1883. and opened immedialel. there
after, in presence OIL bidders
turf & and delivering the Bronze Lamps required for
the above will be received and opened al the same
time and place.
Specifcst ons. general Instructions to bidders and
bank forms of proposals will furnished to regular
manufacturers on application TO this once.
IHOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
au26-6t 1t Col. of
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HE!xrKAMr Pnsos.
cr, HI It;l Is, ST SIANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
SINGING QUALITY UNRlvALED.
WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHERS.
FACTORY PRICES-EAsY PAYMENTS.
We give persons having Ola Pianos toE1S@ae5z
their old instruments and balance can be
Ra Hd month s}, Open TIL 8 p NJ ,,o,,,
427 10th street northwest. aus
THE sTIEFE, THE KRAN!Ch 4 BACH. G@E1
! 1 and a., the HEM ENGLAND pianos the5TTn
BARKER. BALTIMORE and the PRINCE
Crgans at lowest factory for cash. easiest
known MONTH; instalment plan at
g. L. WILD ERO IS NUsICAL WAREROOMS.
apps 100 7th street northwest.
ID E1CHENBACH's PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS
dueed prices. VIM. Knabe y Go. g world re, tTT7f
nOwned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. 1913
18th street. above Pa. ave. jan30
pIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & co. PIANO.
3he Most Perfect Piano Made.
EMERSON PIANO,
Tho Best NJ sdium- priced Piano Manufactured.
WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS.
lanes and Organs sold instalments. rented ex-
changed; rent applied II purchased.
CENT MUSIC.
The only complete Stock in the city.
HENRY EBERBACH,
No 9l5 STREET
Managing partner Of the late firm Ellis 4 Co. d2
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Fresh Aiderney Butier' cSurned cyesv mo,r,n,
and delivered In H-lb. "Ward" prints, S6c per 10
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1lI and sweet milk,
&c. per QI Cream, 16c pint.
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DnArH To MorHs, Insrcrs, &c.

Tho CHEMICAL FLAMF, for the determination Of
Moths and Insects from furniture, furs blankets &C.,
particular and viii forfeit ESQ &y dollars in any case
whore We fail to destroy them.
A. ii. CHACR b BRO,
Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners
N23-3m GIG Louisiana 2yex next City P.O.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
CHAusoEr j. Rrrp ~N
c6ers the following Special Bargains In

c6ers the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
No. la Doublss Round, elaborateiy finished Rose
wood Square GrandT1ano. made by VIM. Knabe o.,
at cost OF $3.50 puczty Of an ex-sepator used very
hr Na .no H"Hons sfGatcn; fElce Only ~.
case used four munthi. made by the leading Boston
manufacturers h4sno superior. Original price, 81 O00
offered by party lssriHs the city at 1900.
No. 3--A full 7-OcAaSe Rosewood Piano. carved legs
overstrunE taSe GOOD new. used three months by
ex.clerk. offered foreash q. s so.
No. 4.-fuI 7-ocx. PIANO. with overstruns base made
by Marshall Frsyee-, OF Albany, n. Y. and worth
10. San elegant .,soct 3-stringcd Cabinet Grand
Upriaht Piano tnewi by manufacturers at sl75.
No. Ga genuine Daniel F. Beatty. Il Is; 81 Stoop
Organ. only $50.
10. IA superior Organ in octaves. BIZ ]. Esty l.
Co., $50.
No: ESPECIAL prices in the matchless Shoninser
Cymbe'la Organs The only organs containing O CON-
Rlete chime Ut bells; sold ON s. monthly payments.
q. j. REED,
an20 4S3 eth street nor til west.
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pure native wine. a. dc al his establish nent from
the pure Juice OF the grape. 81 Per gallon. Get
II at Oh 9Th street northeast
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A EEydralat Nuisance.

To the Tfii.or Of TIE EVENING STAR:
Underneath each hydrant there should be
sewer trap TO carry Off the waste water Other
Wise the stagnant pools are sure to become offen-
S:Se and detrimental to health. An Illustration OF
this can be Se.'n-!n fact, Smclt-at the north asst
corner OF stu ami ri .gc streets. VIII not Cap.
li0Xe Or Lieut.. Greene, or whoever has chargcOt
these matters, see that the nuisance. Off ensye 10
pasSers-oy IS TO the rSsitents OF the neigboriiooi
IS abatCl? MAAWIrU NOSE
REAL Estate TRANSFERs.-Daeds in fec have
ben reccr:ed as follows: W.Waring to L. Wir-
slow. pts. - AM %, So. 1886; SLOTS. Jeremiah
S:rah Anderson TO Anna Collins, pit. 4, So of $50;
ssSo W. Chase to Ira G. Scott. sub lot, SO. 2s7;
se69 G. HaTig TO A. Conradis. sub 10, SO. ;32;
1901 Maria G. FitZhugh. eXecutriX. to 4. GALL
gan. lots ard 5, So fG2; 3. Mary Josephine
Bo!dLead TO Margaret Emma Davis, pit 8. 81. GSy,
$500 &. H. Walters 10 John and &. j. Mcdonald,
pi. g. q. $50; 500.
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WOOD AND COAL.

T oNG WoOD-.PRUCE PINE, "a; OAK, So: BA-
~ kers' Pine. $3.50; Hickory. 81. awed and split
Pine. ST. %; Oak, 81; Hickory. IS. Is. Gao. CKEVE-
LING, 1872 l4th st. NV; wharf, foot of 14th st.
auo1. Inn
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Across the Ocean in Seven DAYS.

Short enough. But seven days Of sea-Slckness
are seven awful days OF horrible torment How
often must people be told that Perry Davis Pain
Killer will cure sea-s1cEness II taken In moderate
doses, rev drops in q tumbler OF water. For the
lack of Knowing this, or OF acting on the knowl-
OIL Atlantic voyages Don't suffer thus. It is al
together unnecessary. AS to the cause OF sea-
sickness, let the doctors and the learned men
wrangle over 1t as much and as long as they
please. It evidently has something to do with
going to sea, for 1t has been noticed, as general
thing, people who stay ashore are not afflicted
with this unpleasant malady. AS to the cure O;
sea-slckness-why Just take bottle or two with
you as above advised, and you can enjoy your
ocean voyage like an old sailor.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

- Of Relief and Scra book Pictures Birthday Cards
aper Dolls. French issue Paper. Don't forget to buy
some pictures for the little folks" scrap book. mh26
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PERC.LE, eheyiot anl flannel shirts, Auerbach's
Th and H.
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NIflwamkee Reer.
I.llndbOrgss Rhenish Cologne

Milwaukee 80or,
sc. stovepipe-draWn frOmtUOOd.
KNIGHT, 1732 Penna. avenua
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FusszLL-s Ice CREAM sl..ppei anywhere out Of
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PROF. BIsCHOFF Will resume his lessons on Mon
day, September 81.
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MARRIAGE LlCENsES-The clerk OF the court has
Issued marriage licenses to John f. Purdy and
Mary E. Reed; VIM. Qulnder and Ann Allen
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Galvano.Magne.lc Treatment Of Dis

Call for pamphlet containing many testimonials
OF cures wrought in Baltimore and Washington.
See Morning National Republican and Baltimore
Sun for daily announcement OF cures OF chronic
diseases. Washinton Office, Sax St NV. At
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Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1870. au25
New CARPETS. New CARPETS.
THE LATEST STYLES.
BODY BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
TWO PHYS.
THREE PHYS.
MONEsQUE INGRAINs.
ALL WOOL DRUGGETs, NEW STYLES.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS ALL WIDTHS.
MOQUETTE AND VELVET RUGS.
DRY GOODS.
Msrland all wool combination SUITING, double
AlIw1 : l RLAcK cAsHMEREs; 81. so cents
Iii Wool LADIES cLolH double width. rs cents.
wsoN's,
e36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
South Side au25
Silks, 81. SILKS. 50.
SILKS. 62. SILKS, u.s.
SILKS, 81. SILKS, 81.
We are selling excellent BLACK SILKS at 81, ST. Is
and 81. so. Special Bargains
NUNS vEILINGs
~ inches wide, all pure wool, 37k.
CoLORED AND BLACK CAsRMEREs.
all pure wool, double width. 37H
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. 81.
BLACK CASHMERE SRAWLS.
all pure WOOL 81.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK
all pure linen. co.
wAMsUTTA AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD
WIDE (vEEY BEsT) BLEACHED COTTONs, 81.
CARRIERS
au2O I'll MARKET SPACE.
DECLINE Or The SEASON.
QUINN lips,
THE SEASON Is DECLINING,
AND so ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR
SUMNER GOODS.
As for instance:
We are now offering . manufacturers stock OF
WHITE MULLTIES AT HALF PRICE.
Note the prices: &c.. 1oc, 11c., 12Kc.. l4c. l5c,
16c, 18c. and 2Oc.-posively worth twice the money.
500 DOZEN OF LADIES' FANCY BoRDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PRICE,
FROM 100. UP.
500 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCY
BORDERED.
FROM 12hc. UP.
The residue Of our LARGE Stock Of
SHETLAND. ZEPHYR AND '.BREAKFAsT SHoUL-
DER" SHAWn6
AT COST PRICE.
In Blues Reds. Plnks Whites and Fancy Combinations
We still continue to close out our stock Of
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
AT COST PRICE.
Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS al
S1.30 commands attention, it positively worth
$25e.
The Bargains Offer genuine and all visitors to
our stores go away satisfied.
GUINNIP & CO.,
au1s 4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV
TINE By The FoRELock.
SUITINGS. 50 and 6-4 All the New and Desirable
Shades At Popular Prices.
New invoice Of Lupin's COLD CASHMEREs. at Old
Prices SIC. to 81 per yard.
AComplete Line Of
BLACK AND COLD vELvETs. BLACK SILKS,
with low Tariff duty, 81 to $2.75.
ALL LAWNS. sATINEs. GINGHAMs AND WHITE
GOODS AT COST.
ONE PRlCE-PLAIN FIGURES
8. L. HEMPSTONE.
aug 800 MARKET SPACE.
SH1RTs.-DoM,TC JES oRSyT THAT THE
other country being elegantly made Of the very best
material
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ATTEND Howe's bushes, school, 5l7 7.h st.

HosIsRY, ladies', gents, chiii'S: reliable bar
gains Uptown, COchrane's.
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