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A HusDRnD YEAns HEscr

| "A HUNDRED L EARS HENcE
The methods Of doing business win radically differ
from the present without doubt Everything ID chang
character Of business or trade more than any
thing else. We note and take advantage Of the pro-
gressive ways Of our contemporaries In the larger
cities. and frequently anticipate them oursslvea
A few years ago respectable house quoted prices
IN its show windows Now we are nearly all doing It
Ha, houses the last 70 adopt II. but they msss
accept the inevitable.
Look in eur windows for prizes On
READY MADE CLOTHING. RATS AND FUR.
NnH1xo eooD&
We are not afraid of aat comparison. not we. We
know prices ere rgha ana dare maiassin them IN
the sight Of the world Come and look at them to
your hearts content and IL y0u choose. make note
Of them for comparison elsewhere.
We name psbsss prices on everything capable Of
being marked
Wsdon's put everything I. oss show window. -
that b not possible. in all cases desirable; aey
cent eoass for ezAnps& Everyeas knows We have
fifty ssventy-avs and one husdrsd-cen. coats without
being under the nece.iv OF displaying them.
These and Thousands. yes. thousands Of thia sum-
msr garments load ourtssaes.
The dstinctively summer wearing apparel Ne have
to offer you b our distinguishing characteristic.
White Vests are booming again. and We have fsw
len. possibly rs many - yUu want.
seersucker Goats and Vests and IN innumsrahls
army Of limitations are popular Summer garments on
our counters These are worn now mainly with CASH,
mere pantaloons the manufacturers having found It
improbable TO make up trousers OF the same goods
not enough demand for them.
Everything for warm weather
800, soa. so4. soe AND sos SEVENTH STREET,
sAKs AND COMPANY. jele
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Lurrrs AL Woor Nurs

Luprrs AL Woor Nurs
1LAcK YELLING At 2sc
We e'nadsntly rssommend these ceiebrassd goods
the best value ever offered ct the price, the coIoe
| being . rich Jet, and the quality very superior.
We have Just purchased rom Q large importer the
balance Of his importation Of White Embroidered
MUSLIN ROBES. and offer them at one half their
value.
PRINTED BATrsTE, choice styles. 81 inches
wide, superior quality, at 1Oc.
Great reduction In al kinds Of FANCY DRESS
GOODS
cAosss ssylain PRINTED FRENCH sArTRrNs.
Black and Colored sURAH SILKS.
Black aoa oolorsd RHADAMEs. NERvE1L1zux
and 0R0e GRAINS. at very low pricea
CHALE DE LANES red uced from 70 TO 600.
White, Cream and Cardinal sHAwLs, Embroidered
FICHUe, Ae
WE sHusrER q soma
slO PennayivaniaavA
ONE PRIOR.
n. 1.-THE BEST 70 THE CHEAPEST je1o
EVERYTHING You NEED
IN THE LINE OF
ouTsIDE CLOTHING FOR HOT WEATHER
WHETHER YOU WANT AN OFFICE COAT AT
Coo. Oh THE FINEST SUMMER GOODS MADE,
ALL ARE HERE.
PURE ROYAL SILK COATS AND VESTS.
CALCUTTA sEERsuCKER COATS AND VESTS
ALPACA COATS AND VESTS
BLACK AND IN CoLoRs ALL aRADEa
MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS.
NUNS CLOTH,
AOHAIR sERGES,
ENGLISH LINEN
DOMESTIC sEERsUcKER
NORFOLK JACKETS,
BRILLIxNTINEs,
sICILlLENs
DRAP DETE,
MoHAIR NORFOLK JACKETS,
WHITE DUCK VESTS,
FANCY DUCK VESTS
Z. b BARNUN 4 co.
jels e3l PENNAvE
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President Chandler, of the New York Board

President Chandler, of the New York Board
af Health. made argument before the Senate
committee on agriculture yesterday, in CONF
1nendation of oleomargarine as a substitute tor
butter. aud the fact that so able scientist
pould fnd nothing more to say than he did
argues badly for the strength of his cause. Pro-
Jessor Chandler IL q chemist of deserved emf
hence, but the world has got past the point
where it accepts chemistry as the sum of all
scienee. Indeed. the leading specialists among
physicians are now agreed that the fields OF
chemistry and physiology are wholly distinct.
Chemistry will analyze an animal and deter
mine with great precision the proportions Of
the various elements OF which IL Is composed;
but all the chemistry that ever was learned or
taught could not construct piece OF animal
matter of the size of pea. Chemistry discovers
that there are forms of adulteration or imita-
sion which present the same constituents as
ARE found In pure beer or wine, for instance;
but any dermstoiogist of repute will testify
that the false article produces eruptions on the
akin which the genuine article does not The
same arguments were urged years ago in behalf
of glucose as a substitute for several other sub
stances, are now urged In behalf of oleomar-
Hsrine, and were reiuted by practical tests
which proved that chemical analysis told only
part Of the truth. and not the whole.
Nor does Professor Chambers plea. founded
on experience at his own table, amount to any
thing. The fact that the eyes, noses and palates
OF the persons gathered about his board did not
detect the difference between real butter and
bogus, establishes no principle whatever. The
trained epicure has been deceived, when blind
fold, into the belief that cold mutton was cold
beef and vice versa. Old smokers, also blind.
fold, have sucked on an empty long-stemmed
pipe, and been willing to swear that 1t was
charged and burnin<.
The questions to be settled with regard to
oleomargarine cannot be swept out OF sight by
chemical work in physiological and hygienic
fields. or by isolated domestic experiments;
and, aside from the pleasure of a trip to Wash
ington in June. 1t is hard to conceive what
induced man OF Professor Chambers standing
10 journey two hundred and sixty miles to tell
Senate committee-nOtping
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Oua PArRoss DrnroHrrn
Cash Carrier system. crowd the "BoN MARCHE'
daily to enjoy the pleasure Of receiving their change
before their purchases wrapped and at the same
time reap the benefits OF the extremely low prices
The great bargains in
MILLINERY.
While actual sacrifice viii be continued until All
the present large stock Is disposed Of we are de-
termined TO carry no stock from season to season.
RIBBONS
10c. All Silk, No. o. Satin and Ottoman Ribbon,
yard No. 1e. Crepe de Chene Ribbons in Desirable
shaded
16c. No. l6. Velvet and Gau.e Fancy Ribbons
Satin and Gause BrOcades.
. yard. No. II. Satin and Ottoman, all good and de-
sirable shaded
26c Fancy Ribbons. finest quality only. in Ill COL
. yard or and designs.
SASH RIBBONS
60 CENTS YARD.
inch wide Gros Grain Sash Ribbon. warranted ali
silk, all shades.
Is CENTS YARD
incn wide hne imported Moire Sash Ribbon, in all
colon. warranted all silk.
60 CENTS YARD
GAUGE satin striped. inch wide Pecot Edge sash
Ribbon
80 CENTS YARD.
Inch wide Newport Sash Ribbon in all shades
Extra fine quality.
Clio A YARD.
Handsome imported quality Brocade Sash Ribbon
10 inches wide In all leading coiors.
BLACK aROs GRAIN SASH RIBBONS
Extra heavy imported quality. sinch wido SAC.
Mt. p Csc.
MORE 8 =" CSC
IL" a ga
n is not necessary for the BON MARCHE to asser,
the Ribbons cold at this establishment are Of the
nlsne:s ssndard. 1h' assortment comprises every
thing In the Ribbon line.
IS CENTS
Rough and Ready Hats and Turbans LArre. Black
and Ecru. High Crown. Broad Brims same in mixed
straw. Chndren's Trimmed Hats. Ladies' Bonnets
Milan Hats, Fancy Braida Japanese, Rough and
Ready This lot includes Dress Hats and Shade Hats
In fne braids.
Fine Mii.ns BEST Shapes, god colos. These we're
4s CENTS
Chiidren's Trimmed Hats all Colors, all Shspes
h,ae variety. These were sold at 9sc.and q "A
TRIMMED HATS
The LEADER
The FRANcEaDALE. large briu, handsomely
trimmed. In all coiors. only S1.e9.
SEA AND MOUNTAIN HATS.
A beautiful Summer Hat Ia different shspes And
trimming. at &c.. las. Sl74. el.8a
We have made great reductions 10 all our
TRIMMED DRESS HATS
Eop =
hsrseofors cold at
5000. $1,000 and elao0
CREPEs. GAUzEs AND vELvETA
| Mule Crepes, l5c ayArd.
Extra wide MuliA in Pink. Blue CARDINAL and Black
Reduction In all our
cREPEs. GAUzEs AND vELvETa
THE GREAT
EDuoT1oNs
RAsoLa
1T WILL PAY.
We Close ~ o pm. Saturday sxcspssd
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
| X Fl = III
IrI {. T.: III T. I.
TIA sle-sls SEVENTH STREET n. W.
l &-<--~---.----.-.---.--. u-.-.--...-. - -
N An0E ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND
- -, III 0saoa and Cplight IAM0e some nearly
i - 70 v1O per month.
.,. W. g. METzEROTr 4 CO.,
(AOAm 0O8 P0nn ave, "a door fkom oth e
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hf De true that the President wants to nav n
summer Visit 10 Berks county, Pennsylvania. n
VIII, perhaps, be accepted as confirmation of
the report thai lie Is q better democrat now
than when he entered Office. Berks county IA
the democratic stronghold of the Keystone
Dts.s- The party majority there will average
N re than seven thousand out OF = total vote of
twenty-five or twenty-six thousand.
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Oun SALE Or Sunrnus Srocx

Is meeting with unprecedented success and .
vast amount Of desirable spring aud sum-
mer merchandise has been disposed Of
Notwithstanding this fact. we have yet too
large stock for this season Of the year, and
are making daily concessions In prices, which,
under other circumstances, would not be
thought of.
Now is the season to secure Bargaiia
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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The politician in the story who was in favor
of a certain law but against its enforcement
would take delight il a part OF yesterdays
work in the House OF Representatives. There
has been great deal of talk about retrench-
ment and economy, about abolishing needless
offices and cutting down the salaries of others
whose existence has TO be endured; but when
the time arrives for doing something the log.
rolling system, sanctioned by presidents sx-
tending over many years, comes to the relief of
the threatened sufferers. The assistant treas
urers and assayers have friends In CONGRESS
who are not willing to stand by and quietly
see them sacrificed; and the gentleman from
Massachusetts,, who raises q protest knows
that he can depend upon the support OF the
gentleman from Missouri, and the gentleman
from New York, and the gentleman from
Colorado, and the gentleman from California
and a haii-dozen other gentlemen whose Office
hotding constituents object TO having their
salaries cut down.
Plenty OF men can be found in Congress who
will wrangle over the reduction of a few hum
dred dollars in the salary of a high-paid public
officer in some distant region; but where IL the
one who will spend an equal amount OF energy
IN urging the appropriation necessary TO con-
unue the improvements in the Potomac river
which flows by the capital city of the nationi
The well-worn phrase, Growers luck" was
on thousands of lips yesterday, when the sun
set upon perfect day ana the lighting Of the
lamps in front OF the White House ushered In
an evening that promised equal perfection.
The crowd that filed the pariors and corridors
OF the mansion and goodly share of the
grounds outside before the reception began was
OF Itself tribute, and the expressions OF salts
faction which were heard on every hand when
the ceremony of presentation was over showed
That II was no perfunctory concession to Ell.
quette AS his marriage, in all its details, was
MS own business exclusively, the President
PROBABLY has not concerned himself very much
about the approval OF Others. But it must.
nevertheless, be gratifying to him To know that
the fact OF his taking a wife has given so much
comhrt ana pleasure to the American people,
while the universal verdict on his choice shows
the prevalence OF good taste among his fellow.
citizens.
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The secession party has scored a victory in
the Nova Scotia elections. Whether the
Triumph will be turned to account remain, To
be seen. Meanwhile. ft might not be a pr,,fit.
less task for Sir John y. Macdonald and hi.
associates In the dominion government To in
3olre wnether there Is not something wrong In
ansheries policy which Is driving out OF the
confederation the province that has most at
stake In the controversy between the United
states and Canada The talk OF secession and
TIE manifest growth Of popular sentiment In
isvor OF II, caused change OF front in the treat
ment OF British Columbia few years ago
Nova Scotia may have a point to gain by its
display of lighting strength Just now.
The Knights of Labor cai.no, be CHARGED with
ungalantry after the efforts they are reported
20 have made In st. Louis TO bring the oaia
servants Of that city into their order There IN
. thrilling mcongruity in the Induction Of a
woman into the Office OF knighthood which ira.
aton ana present usage both confine to the
opposite SEX The Knights doubtless feel. how.
Ter, that they have abundant preccdents in
sther fields os activity. The fact that a woman
M De a postmaster, q chairman or a Som M
temperance shows that the sexual vei0ht "A
generic titles - very light
But the maidservants are by no means the
irst women who have become Knlyhts q,
LABOR. The order already embraces a numbes
|" INDUSTRIES IN which women are among the
most active workers. The novelty Of ,hs
present movement consists In its CARRYING the
warfare between capital and labor into th<
household, retreat which is generally SUP
posed to be free from the atmosphere OF cuisines,
strife- There are two possibilities open here
one Is the increase of the rates of wages paid &c
domestic servants; the other is the return a
society generally TO the simpler habits of III
ancestors, and the cultivation by the mistresses
lrr- - .k.
Know, and ignorance OF which makes 20 MANI
housskeepen In name alone.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VYTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w witt, small children. two I'm furnished rooms;
mu i be within half mile Of govt printing office
Address C. H. star Office Its
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Mn j. II. PArxrR
INpCRTER.

HOT r sTRErr NORTHWEST.
WIN cioss out the balance Of her importation Of
PA RIs DONNETs and LONDON HANS, togsthsr
with her uNTRINaGED STOCK. q greatly rsascsa
prices je13
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BBR A 2 Y NM NM m I'm ssss
ZEE "A "A gB sn Nm ssss
BIB A UU n IL II oS6S ,
7TH, sTH AND D SIS.

7TH. sTH AND SIS.
On Monday we will again resume our Auction sale
Of Dry Goods and continue from day to day. Hours
10 In the morning till 2 in the afternoon.
Ladies will please notice that the Auction sale
OF Dry Goods is held In back building, upstairs.
Still offer for private sale in regular Dry
Goods Department at prices most astonishing.
Remember we are going out Of Dry Goods
We must sell and refuse reasonable offer.
1t will pay you to come and see IA.
1t will pay you well to lay In Winter goods
We have good and desirable stock.
Our Dress Goods are as fine - can be found any.
where
Remember. we must sell.
THE IMMENSE RUSH
in our Embroidery and Lace department left us . lit
tie short Of some goods on Saturday.
Wenow announce the following new arrivals Of Big
and Special lots which claim to be the cheapest
goods shown by us this season.
SWISS EMBROIDERED FLoUNCINGa
Seven new patterns added to-day to our famous pic
Az 10 deep new patterns, really
worth 4Sc yard. Remember our price, 25c. yard:
ALSO
opened to-day, Is new patterns Of Swiss Embroidered
Skrtings. As inches deep. work coming high up actu
al value 81 IS to l.98: price only 81 yard Re
member 16 new patterns opened since Friday.
In Lsces we are showing everything that is desira-
BILE. We have bargain top of bargain. We are only
sorry that some customers at this department
receive the attention they deserve aude to those
who come during the extra busy hours, and at times
when the stock il 50 unused" that 1t 10 Impossible to
show the many good things We have
Just opened. a 40lnch Oriental F1ounce tor 76c a
yard worth el.25.
SCARFs AND sHAWLs.
We are selling great many of all-wooi Cashmere
Scarfs and shaws this season, from the quantity OF
shawls sold the prices must be correct.
We will offer for the next few days:
100 dozen Of Scarfs lakewood Cashmere, ftineed
ends at 05c. each.
80 dozen Of scarfs (alwool Cashmere) frineed all
round, handsomely embroidered at 81. 40 each.
Crepe Capes and shawls speciality. The largest line
of fine Capes aud Shawls in the city.
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LUX KEN IL
II l4Ov 18th st ...el66. 81
1876 y. III. ave.,lSr-.-l5Q
1887 / St, 1br..-........-.125
1875 Mass. ave, l5rs-lOO
Magnolia ave-, 14r-S3 80
It's l st. NV. IL r...SS. 81
2IVD ii st. n. w. lOr...S3. 80
1919 n at. NV, HISS. 81
1915 / st. NV, lUr. ..S3 80
172O ! e Sales st., 1lr...7t
HOP 9th ST. NV. IL rs. as
80 18th st. NV. l5r..-..st
l,4S n St NV, 1Or...--tl
2O34 hllyer ave-, llr..6l
1itOl
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~ The public will remember that these Goods
being sold bargains are cold below cost conse-
Quentiy win positively not DO charged
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FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN,
A37 Penn. ave. n. ~.

LSOR RENT
u 1612N Ct NV. 0r9100 1000 u. ne, 0f- $40
421 18th St NV, l6rs-0O 124 9Th It NV. 90
11R3 n.w. IL sO6, 6l2 and GA st
liza 18th Of. u.w.1 1rs6O ne. era ....... 20 50
043 %. NV. 12rs-.- 81 lSlz w 81 NV 6re 40 20
lllS 10Th NV, llr. 10 3Os 7th Ae.. g. az
17O6 St nW 1xfs.-.. IS d TO 20 Defrees. IL 90
12l2N Y. ave-, Tor. 20 Nichols hv CnIwn,9 r 10
"a Grant Place. IS 1872 3l2 q Or. 81 SO
loOl "a It NV, IL n go POO to 22l6 Ceveiapd
1870 a O NV. 1Ors.....6S a. 0g....... -. - IN
4S9 Mo. ave-. IL s.-406O 13l II H. ne. ..tIr. q
LAO 9th &. n.w., lOrs. 40 II IA 30th st. i8rn 4
aaSSv X ave, 7rs--..40 l04 d g. NV, ors.- Il
~ a Va % 700 18TH o. s.w 0rA..1 is
1a ,s. - n ", ~ l3 Fenton - Dr. so
i9 9 Il nw Srn-.--3o310 Aw.. 6rA.-.-s..l IL 10
i is 9sn ~ n.w.. Ss.30 . a Eent0n 6s..lY 50
1Ss0 S0so =. Ave. 1or~30 0(b5 12tn Ia 40
800 Spruce rs III RlcSk nv fsi II Ma
3s1S y 800 01l En.w.. 10rnAzsore1O 90
l4t7 Pierce Pinco6 "a as 2lI2 I'm - n - &; ~
l60 70 409 WAnh e-2xhU
EN1R RENT-A kIAUTIfUL ELEvEN-Ro0H
acoss s AZ, sss Iocaisa
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Surplus Srock o. HAsnKERcHrrr
We sell An immense quantity Of Handler.
chiefs
Most dealers think that n handkerchief belong
to Christmas, and do not carry stock Of any
proportion except at that time. hence the peo-
pie have been led not to expect any kind Of an
assortment during . y other season.
We are labot nard to dispsl this mistaken
Ideal too hard In fact tor a q consequence we
find ourselves overstocked In several lines,
which we are now obliged to forego profits
upon In order to cause their disposal
Here will be found True bargains" such as
cannot be secured at Christmas time.
l surplus lot CT Mems Ali-Iinen, Fancy and
Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
n iuch hem.
Were. Csc.
SURPLUS STOCK price
1 surplus lot Of Mems AilIinen Colored
Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchief, " to
inch hens
were and 4Oc.
surplus stock price ..... ......25c.
1 surplus lot of ladies' White sheer Linen,
Scalioped-edge En- rOidered Handkerchief,
embroidered In white and colors.
surplus stock prfce-... .... ..............371Ac.
l surplus lot of Ladies' All-Liren Scalloped-
edge Black Embroidered . idkerchiefA
.............5Oc
...o
We keep no 'Mixed Handkerchief, one
but "AlLinen.'
WOODWARD f. LOrHROP.
VIZ SHALL OrrrR To.noRaow
Morning at o'clock 100 pieces Of White Grin
Killed. Seersucker, choice goods, warranted to
keep its crimped surface through washing
For the convenience of distribution We shall
cut them In lengths Of
Yards for 3Oc.
10 Yards for 6Oc.
IL Yards for re
As values 60 this lie worth 1Oc per yard
(Third door; take elevator,
ADJ n I
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I2O16 Hillyer Pi.. 1Or. $50
SOz 2lst. Or. .m.L......-...tS0
1914 3Uth ST. NV, l1r..55
1910 Corcoran ST., l0rs-55
1901 q 81. q. w.. Sr.........5O
l126 Conn. ave, 9r...-...50
22o r 81 NV. y rs .........6O
4l4 9TH St NV. .Dr......-.4O
lith st extd, 4 dwl'gs-40
3407 n 1t. NV, lOrs .....3o
ls4o 3 st.. 7r...-.--..--...-.25
l141 ) Sc, .r.......-.......2S
1917 NJ st. NV. 5r.......25
i2l6 LIST. s.w. 6r-...... 1850
AS j. FISHER d 90,
1.S0l y street. nnPti "A v~~a
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81 FL ) $sE Eaa 5 s'S sHHuH -.
sssss . uu ? { / 9 ad 81 1 i t.f.
PBB RRR 90
Bsbs EnRR SO
BBsbs + 3 oooS +:
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
jele 43o422-424-42s SEVENTH STREET.


When the gentleman OF leisure hiss him 70 the
ssaAhors or the mountains, OF perhaps his fancy
leads him 10 spend his vacation In travS. by ses
or land or both.
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LAxssunaz & BHo
FOR TOMORROW. THURSDAY. JUNE 18th,
AND FRIDAY. JUNE 18TH.
OUR REGULAR
REMNANT AND BARaAIN SALE DAYS
We Shall Offer the Following:
REMNANTS OF FIGURED LAWN ct &c. PR I'd
Double width" Lace Bunting in all shades,
only loc. per yard.
Childrens Bingham Dresses, slightly soiled.
Only 25c eachc regular price. e1.o0
Ladies' fuil-size Hose, 0e. Per pair.
Neat checks French sAtines.'"
r. p.!ss' EB: ss: S s1 s s:'s Yard
Gents Percaie Ties, only l2lsG Pc. dozen.
All Silk Ala In. wide Black Ribbon,
only l2azc per yard worth 25c
Ga Fruit of the Loom Cotton, only l2cAs per yd
Gents Gause Undershirts ct 25c,
Marked down n m Soc. 00c and 76c
Ladies' Canvas Beits. only Sc
Two Cases more BIeached Cotton
Remnants only &c. per yard
Among this lot are ssch breuds -
pride Of the West" Wamsutta, Lonsdae &c
$500 yards Dress Ginehams, only Dc per yard;
Sold formerly At Zoe. and l21sc
Mind, this gives you . choice Of q least SEQ fnlI
pteces-not remnantA
AlSo 1900 yards SeaSonahle White Goods such a
India Linens. Corded Pque, etc, 1t &c. per yard.
% dozen more Of those heavy ribbed sond
z TO ga. inclusive. G'r only 26c. per pair.
Sc. Cambria Corset Covers only 6ec. zach
Ladies' Linen Busters, only S7c
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SHED
l1l7 De Sales st.. ..e-0250
sOS 10th. once roOmA $50
Lanier HeiGhts......-......:56
-Ol6 y st-.-.......-............
sO3 18th @. 3uf1ce n...26
xHkD.
I g. bet 10th and2lstol26
. st. bet I 9th and l4thlUO
18th and lie Sales sts-.1OO
StOuGhtou St-....-........-...S6
3oth st...........-...............6S
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DROPO0AIs FOR FUEI.
Il DEPARTAxNr OF TIE Ixrxnron.
WAsHlH8TOH, D. e., June q l0{5a
Sealed proposals. viii be received untli TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, w. DNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY
L 0UkTH, 1856. for furnishing Fuel for the Denartt
n.ent OF the Interior during the nscal year ending
June 80, 1667.
ton o. Office OF Custodian. koom lOA.
je6.10,l0,2l,33 Lo C. LAMAR Secretary.
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N EW q ERSEYS Il OR WI ISs ES.
We opened yesterday a new invoice OF Misses
Jerseys bought under extremely advantageous
circumstances, which enables US to offer them
at the low price OF S1.75 each. Imported
Stockinette. Vest Front, Coat Back. Colors:
Black. Brown, Navy. Garnet and Cream.
Sizes: %, 80 and 80. Worth year ago $3.50;
only $1.76 each.
CSecOnd floor: take e'evator.)
WOODWARD e. LOTHROr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-16

/ NV and Sc. Per mo.
100 LIST st. Sc. Tor. $4,000
Il ID 81. s.e.. MI. or.-25 SO
1916 10th 81. n.w.,sr 1000
i3o3 est Sc. 6r.........2o.UO
1907 Sth st. u. ". d, 6r..-x0 20
1916 5 h St NV, Or. 1890
l4i6 Pa. ave. n. W.. 3r 1900
Bias. s w.cor 9th * ID SITS.
NV, 2r-l6.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-16
FOR RENT--FLATS.

IINOR RENT-IN THE EVERETT" l73O H ST
IL NV, very desirable Flat; rent low during sum.
mer. Apply to THOS. ]. FISHER q CO.,
1elObt 1924 St NV.