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pity boy. As general thing, h is cOnsid-
cred an unmerCitul offender. Ii there is any
mean little trick done outside of law and corn
exchange Ofiiccs,-that H. among the smaller pOr-
ing due allowance for the interest taken the iuv-
emile class at the present day, the boy, general
ly speaking. has to make his wRV no in the
world, at a disadvantage. He is given the sim
pie word, unyarnlshed and unadOrned:-hj-
manliness, his taste, (and il lies not all in his
mouth, as many seem TO infer.) his sense OF
honor, of polteness. is not appealed 10. A boy
Is sent on an Grant, with the Injunction TO be
As speedy As possible. on entering the store. he
finds clerks all busy with customers, and eN-
poets to wait his turn; but just as he Is stepping
up to make known his eTrand, a Young adv
sweeps in. For some reason or other. the Young
clerk doesn't see the boy, and INN adiately be-
ties TO said young lady. II the boy does not
make general stampede, tread on the pOOde's
tail, knock little children down, step on the
lady's train, tearing it half OF, he waits until
the final: "ls there nothing more can have the
pleasure OF showing your Then the familiar
on bis ear. Purchase made, he mOpes horse,
knowing he is too late for his supper. In the
parks, concert rooms, street cars. churches, he
Is everywhere welcome TO the invitation ''ger
up and stand out of the way The characters
We want the future men of our country to bear,
we must help the boys to attain; and nothing
will 80 help TO respect themselve and Others, to
be kindly and agreeable, generally. AS to treat
hem as men, with Difference TO their wishes,
and an appeal to all that is nObest I'm them.
And many man, occupying a position of in
tucnce and usefulness, has often said, with
ender gratitude: Gan that am, OF hope to he p.
| owe TO him, who, in my bOyhOOd, spoke many
m6mhering that he too, was once CHI
dq0 IgiJUHs.
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GEORGE TOW n ,

RIVER NEws.-The schooner Ellen Fisher
has arrived from Windsor with 400 tons of
plaster for Jos. G. and John VI. Waters. and q e
schooner Maggie A. Fiske, from Boston, with
plaster and furniture for Hartley & Bro. aud
the steamer Lady of the Lake cleare for Nor
folk with -four and general merchandise.
WOOD AND CoAL.-Mr. r. L. Heiston has re-
sumed the wood and coal business in this citv
on jefferson street near the canal, at the sama
Office formerly occupied by the late John b
Turton. Mr.. Heiston Is an accommoda ia :
dealer and reasonable in his terms. See his al
yertisemept
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H.ParlOr emporium" is what they call bar
Slp in, Rcd WING

sR"Parlor emporium" is what they call a bar
Der shop in Red Wing.
"a printer was Boosting. the other dav,
about his wonderful ability to set type. 81 know
what you can't set' said a cOnrade. What Is
it?" "Two hens on one egg"
f9-In letter to a friend, a Springfield young
lady states that she is not engaged but she sees
cloud above the horizon about as large az
mans hand.
~ This description is from the Topeka X an
Commonwealth: The happy, quiet, sleepy,
yellow, spider webby days known as Indian
summer are here in the perfection of laziness.
81 The editor of a new paper in Nebraska
begins his Introductory article with the follow
ing sentence: "The object in view of the estab-
lishment of this paper is the procuring of means
wherewith TO buy bread and butter and good
clOthCS,
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s7r ColfaI i, dressing Sunday schools in In
di ma
"Tke Official majority in favor of Har tford
as he capital of Connecticut is 6, 1O7.
~ Santa Anna is living in the West Indies in
dire poverty.
1Mrs. Bushong, OF Anderson, Ind, solicits
tooth anking."
"Joaquins marriage is of. The English
lady has heard about Minnie.
0Brooklyn will not support opera. except in
the churches.
81 Bangor will have some weather with q
signal officer to attend to 1t.
~ A sliced potato rubbed over an old paint
ing cleanses IL.
1Sherwin, arrested in New York on Satur-
day for alleged completely In the Phelps defal-
cation, being unable to give bail, was locked up
in Ludlow street jail yesterday.
So Mr.. j. ID. Carrow, an old gentleman, fell
dead in the Green street Methodist church,
Philadelphia, last Sunday, soon after m Akiug
an address to the class meeting.
~ Sarah Jane De Foe said that she would be
married in her old Kentucky home, in spite OF
her father ard some men tied him to the sofa,
fhe crowd walked in. and while he CRASHED his
teeth, Sarah Jane was wed.
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FLORENCE's Improvisation of Captain Cutie,
in the play of " DOmbey & Son." attracted an
appreciative audience to Walls Opera House
but not so large as the merits OF that inc actor
and the company supporting him deserve. Such
an artistic presentation Of one of Dickens han
piest T6atiOns should fill much larger theater.
The concluding play of last night. The Yankee
HOuseheeper," is one in which Mrs FiOre nee
has the opportunity to show her powers in
eNtravagant comedy, while Florence's Irshisms
in the same piece are very cOmIcal. The bill
will be repeated for the last time tonight.
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IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED BY TUE BOARD or
PUBLIC WoEKs.-The superintendent Of roads
has been authorized TO put in a 15-iuch pipe
culveTt on Bunker hill road, between Middle
toms and the railroad Orders were Issued for
the sOdding around the fountain at the inter
section OF New York avenue, Sd, and NJ streets
northwest; also for the paving of the intersec-
ton of street aud New Jersey avenue north
west; also tor an 1s-inch pipe sewer and 10
inch pipe sewer on street, between 3th and
9Th streets northwest.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NVeOD AND COAL.

The una rsignet respectfully inf, rms his friends
snd he PUBLIC that he has opened tue old Nod asi
CeSl yard, formerly } b Turtou'sl I.Hs-san
street AID the ca al, Gegrge.own, ID c vn-rs vii
be constantly kept well selected stock If TIE very
brsI quAl y ~ WOOD and ANTHRACITE and
CUMBERLAND COAL.
octl3 81 J, fsrson stree ii II o. ., 80 -,
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CITY ITEMS.

A CoCGH, cold, or sore throat requires imne-
date attention, g. neglect often results an some
incurahle Lung Disease. Dr.. Balls COIyh
Syrup IS simple sni sure rem Sy, AM VIII
almost Invariably give immeiL ne rsiLeL.
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CON rtses an assortment taptei - every ts>-s,
Tor every purpose, aud Ia every purse. Many
OF them are or his own manufa 'tgre, AMI Cy.-
den'ss sut,-rior w0rkm su>hip. II has very
popular Glengary or wing coat for driving II
n I.lrS
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SRvENTY-FoUR YEAR OLD HUSBAND
WANTS A DIvORCs-Mr. o. ID. Barrett filed in
the Equity Court yesterday the petition of Jn).
b. O'Sullivan, for a divorce from the bonds of
matrimoDy with Catherine O'Sullivan, ON the
ground of cruelty. He states that he is a years
of age; that for the last three years his wife
has kicked him and repeatedly beaten him
with a broom stick, and that his life is in
danger.
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THE COTRrS

CIRCUIT COURT, JRdgs Mac iytRur-This
morning the court held short session. bat 10 Jury
trials, and adjourned until tomorrow.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-Isy, s. j
Shauks sppOin ed constable. COtmsu ggt
Moore; argued aud submitted.
POLICE COUNT, JEjgs SHsY To-day, Ibha
kenally, assault and battery; 50 and casts. james
Waters, assault and bat;ery-two cnarges-Sj a u
costs each. Samuel Banks, profanity; SIS. W a.
II BROKER, violating cart Law; SIS. Rcnard No
Ian, dlsordcrly; IS. Mary Ritter, drank aad lis
orderly; S.. Lonjsa Thompson, lDu1 ani b lister.
Gus talking; IS. W William Hawkins, disDrlarIf; -
Charles saltcr, DO; DO. Harry HOpk uS, firing
gun in the street; So. John Holland, cruelty 10 a
hoTsC-iu that he knocked him down several tima-
in the straet-S25. Alice Adams, tisord rly; s.
Ann Anderson, profanity in the street, SIS
+. p. Gau2aleS, Ia ceDy If one Thousand cigars
value of thirty dollars 300 and cps,s OF 80 days in
Jail. Philip HUM, charged with violation Of the
internal revesue lave, in drawing beer from a Reg
without destroying he stamp. Tee court in giving
Judgment said that sometimes part in manufactTr-
ing testimony over do il, aud he believed that ths
parties had done il in this case. Mr.. g. T. Clos,
counsel for deisndaHt. denied that they hal manu-
featured testimony. The court ordered him to BE-
quiet and threat ned to ine him, when he left the
court. Judge Smell imposed fine on the accused ~
{ 100 ard "A hours III prisODmcnt in Jail. The
deicuaaut took an appeal. George Ashter fast
driving. firei : %.
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INGENIOUS ESCAPE OF EIGHT INMATES OF TIL e
WORKHOUsE.-Last nj ght, eight cOlOred INN ates
Of the wOrkhouse, confined in the fourth story
the Asylum building, succeeded in making their
escape by bending the bars of the window and
letting themselves down by their blankets,
which they twisted into rope. The escape
was well managed, "a they made no noise VIII At
ever; neither the inmates of the al Joining rooms
nor the watchman, who was about 20 feet from
the place when they struck the ground, being
aware of the escape at the time. The same
party had made attempts before TO gain their
liberty, but were fOiled, and this is the first
escape of a party during Mr.. HOdgsOn's admin
istTauon. They are OLD birds, well known 70
the police, and will doubtless be Gagged in a fe "
hours.
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AID FOR MENPHis.-We remind our readers
OF the entertainment 10 he given tonight AZ
WIZARDS Hall. by the Shakespeare club OF this
CITY, for the benefit Of the sufferers by the cpl
demic at Memphis. The disease has become
again very violent, and we of Washington, who
have been spared these risitstions, cannot do
too much 70 relieve the suferings Of those who
sadly afflicted. We hope therefore
that the hall will be crowded, and that hand
some amount may be realized from the enter
tainment. The club ha. determined that every
cent contributed shall 20 20 Memphis, and that
all expenses incident TO the performance shall
be paid out OF its own treasury. The Marine
Band, through the kind permission Of the Hon.
Secretary of the Navy, will lend its assistance
70 me ladies and gentlemen OF the Shakespeare
ciub, and thus make the performance addition
ally attractive and Interesting
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On DRACeHr--lnd, Coope & Co.'S FnRiish
ale IRON Burton on TreDt) spe ciAity al Geo.
W. Drivers. corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue an 4
~ street The finest ale in Washington u 4
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THS BLOoD ewes ~ red color Ia uinute ,,o-
bules which float in thar fuid, and contain In A
healthy pCrSon, "A large smount o. Iron which
gives vitality TO the blood. The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the blood with this vital .Ir-
ment, and gives strength ami yigOr - the whole
system.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

EBAS. STEWART Co
- t..HI.L - Lar huT.flHs srr TrfH Non
REAL ESTATE, FiEE AID LIFE INSURANCE
AGkNTS
Houses Lots and faIms Tor Sale, Rent aud EV
Change. Psrt'rular attention paii a. Collection
companies ..r.r4 h.,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II sMOOT 4 son.

- No. l13 BRluGF SrEFEr, GEaEsErosvv
Han received from New York, 50 .uEht Ter cash
~ The recent decline IG prices. s1d oi-r a. purch.
Gers nj the lowest possible ash pTtrse IarL. an
Complete assortment Uf Al "a. nov material an
shades IN LADIES DRESS GOODS. q fun linz IA
q = best grades h OF bNING GOOpS and BLAgk
slLhSi GENT LEnEN : AMI BOYS WEAR. la
III S,GtNIS- aIn II LBREN TNDEEWEsR
6LuN - ard HOSIERY #Ieysry variety. al Avis
ahc Shtgl hATERTA l.. TABLE LINEN qnF
MOI SELL kNISH iNG GOODS gsnrrtlTF. CAR
PEtS, OILtLOTHS, RI IS suI BaANKET-.
IOObS. 20 are in daily receipt ri addition q nd
~ a. the season G3vhTcss, from the large ~
YORK houses. call and oN amin n II 4 gJs in
Nitgd.
oct23-ln JaVN ~ SNooT T. SnN
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PETITION FOR PARpOS.-Mr l. q Wina
counsel toI Michael Kane, sentenced on Satur
day last TO the Albany penitentiary for two
years for ktllng his brother, John Kane in NJ sy
last, hled with The Attorney General yesterday
petition, signed by the jury Who convicted hi N
for a pardon.
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JAN BOYLE FRANK BARSUN
yIAN HnXLEh In

NEAL ESTATE END NyTk FEgEFR-.
NJ, 90 10 street, opposite q s Tf-a-rfrF
Fuk eALE-A hGld-nme HOUSE on 4 stree.
siS. 4 rev Large double HOUSE. corner n
and II. hol ~ NJ. 1910 Mzssachu-..ts avenue
NOT II No. go ID sfraet east, for ale IN ror.
tnF Htu OF uuisTu-shed. A COTTAGE ia VII
la'd1s gw; price, S2EJO. Several email HOT sFs
!r0m $500 e st-sU, small cash taymouts ".
iAse several yery nu- YARNS, improved and m
D. proved, on difrreut railroads running from ths
citbs Tor sale ~ low figures or exchange fsr cifV
Efcperty. SO.Bo feet q GROUND iu various r5r,
tors u the cts sale % oN uf es on nasy terms
~. -. y.
furnished Hru-a fHr rent o. Sl2s per ul1ni6
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ALLEGED LAECESV OF CIGAEs.- Detective
COomts brought on from ATTN lrs thus morn
ing Felix PCO-ta Gonzales. a co'ored ..Span-
lard Who VA arrested Ia that city ye>terd "
Al his CO.. Instance Ou the charge OF the lar.
eeny Of 5,Ooo cigars and other articles.
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Line LOOK AND NAMADIvA are the two won
ders whO attract the greatest share OF attention
at the TheafeT COmi4ue this week; but there
are other attractions there 70 make he time OF
tts patrons pass very pleasantly.
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To GIT RID Of the CLills Immediately, tske
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 40
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AFLnAT, Gud viii srr vs in a few DAYS, carr1-s
Of WHITE ASH STOVE. RED Ash STOVE,
Nb III ASH EGG, sud FURNACE Coz L.. Also.
On hand, Lump ard Ron # NJ .u@ DUMBELENp
tOAL, test qrsiliy oAh and PINE WOOD which
am selling a. lowest market prizes.
r T. HIESTON.
o23 3. J.llerson s. and Canal THrtnn,s - ~
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A DEATH ON THE MER DR GLACE.-Every
recurring summer season has its sad record Of
deaths in the ranks of Alpine tourists. 1873 has
been no exception. Although there has been
no disaster as appalling as that of few years
since, when the Whymper party suffered so
severely, yet several fatal cases are report ed
The most noticeable is that of NJ. Fedlchenko
Polish gentleman, who, ON the 18th of Sep
TENDER, left ChamOunix, with guide and pOr-
ter, TO visit the upper part of the Her de Glaze,
for the purpose OF comparing its structure with
that of the glaciers of Central Asia In the
middle of the day the party were overtaken bv a
storm while descending the Glacier du Geant
and night came on before they reached wearied
and exhausted, the lower level OF the glacier
Here the two guides left Mr.. FedlchenkO living
helpless on a moraine, where he Was found dead
five hours later, having evidently persisted from
fatigue and exposure. Members Of the Alpine
club demand the expulsion of the inhuman
guides, but the authorities OF Chamounix are
trying 10 hush up the affair The ordinary tour
ist tO'the Mer de Glaze incurs no danger, and la
dies frequently walk up to IL from Chamouuix;
but the Polish traveller had sought to explore
the distant recesses of this wonderful place, but
fell victim to his scientific curiosity, and to
the seltshness of his guides.
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THE HEADIEsS SKELETON OF A WOMAN
The LsIrjStoH Me- Murder Hys',rg-The finding
OF the headless skeleton still remains the all
(Mc) Further in Investigation shows the great
similarity between the remnant, of the gar
ments found with the remains and the clothing
worn by Mrs Lowell the last day she was seen
Lowell arrived at Lewiston Saturday afternoon
and was placed in the station house. He de-
clares his innocence of the alleged crime. He
acknowledges that he did not live happily with
his wife, and that by lie she frightened him
into marriage. He saws that after they were
married she did not conduct herself properly.
and that led to the ill-feeling between them
At first he said he had not seen his wife since
the forenoon of the Sunday that she disap-
pearcd, hut he afterwards Acknowledged tn At
he took her TO ride that afternoon and lef,Iher
on the street in Lewiston on their return
lie said he had never heard directly from her
since that time, but believed her mother hal
received a letter from her, doubtless referring
to the my steriOus letters that were thrown into
the yard las mentioned in former accounts
Edwards to ride, and afterwards drove homo to
his fathers house, three miles ont of the CITY
on the Green road. The journal saws that the
personal appearance of the prisoner is not un-
progressing. lie is dressed in dark cassime ere
pants aud beaver oyercOat. He wore a black
kossuth hat. HIS face was cleanly shaved, ex-
cept he supported dark and quite heavy
mOustache. He Is of medium size and hei ght;
has "a thin face, and dark sun-burned complex
ion. He says he is thirty -One years old.
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LOCAL NEWS.


WAR, Ofsr,r Honss.-Mr. and Mrs. W j. flor-
,pre in .!Dombey x Son" and g The Yankee
HoRsekeeper-'
Tz>at,r Cc-afqus. The wonderful Chinese
eeIe britv. Ling foOk. and the great man serpent
Yamadivs, with hosts of other attractions.
orchestrion music at No. 46S Pennsylvania
avenue.
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"PLoN-PLON''-The SobriqueL Of Napo1,oa
jerome EgpldiHed.-By the way, | should e K
plain the meaning of the nick name Plon Pl0n
You have seen those little leaden soldiers
which are so constructed that, being placed
upon their Teet they prove top-heavy, Instantly
turn over and stand on their heads. French
children style these playthings "Plon- Plon, :"
that is, made of lead, and you car understand
how ridiculous such nick name rendered the
Prince, who, whenever he was started o II upon
snv military mission, was inevitably recalled
just in the nick of time to make it seem that h
was running from possible danger. The French
are keenly alive to the ridiculous, ami they Gag
erly seized upon the opportunity offered for a
laugh or sneeT by the nick name of the Prince
and it became an accepted idea that he was
coward. This impression gained ground from
the fact that when challenged by the Duke
d'Aumale, some years since, to fight duel
and having let il appear that he would meet the
Duke, the Prince received the imperial man
date TO refrain, else there would he an immadi-
ate cutting of of the liberal pension which then
enabled the Prince to revel in a very Cupu an
existence, spent among the leading members o Z
the demi-monde.-Letter 70 louisville Courier.
EVIL SPIRITS" IN A HoUsE.-Lieut Craw-
ford of the 18th district police, reported Oh o..
stery this morning. According to the state
ments which have been made to him, in order
to have an Investigation made, there has been
some very mysterious doings in q house No.
1905 Cumberland street. 1t is represented tn at
dishes took a sudden notion to travel about the
room without any special propellng power be-
ing used; a clock tumbled of of a mantel- pie &c
without any apparent cause; pictures left the
walls and sailed about the room; a stone spit
tcon broke in two pieces. one part going one
way and the other part another; the legs of the
stove came out and hoped across the floor and
the headboard OF a bedstead got seriously out of
| place. The inhabitants of the house were
| alarmed and excited yesterday, and called in a
| Catholic priest. He left with the declaration
| that there "was an evil spirit in the house -
| An Episcopal clergyman was then made ac-
quaInted v it'll the circumstances, and EXPIRE ssed
| the same opinion. The police have now got
| charge OF the affair, and are investigating IT.
| Further dev elOpments may therefore be soon
cxpected.- Ph'l1. Puiefin. 22i.
| sS-I.acc is now worn by lalies behind more
| shan il ever was before.
| uy-The profsna Chicago Times sp.aks of
| Miles StaIdish as the Boss Pilgrim"
ga Racine man Travelled eight miles in his
| sleep and came back by the railroad.
sYruupkin pie soclables are Minnesota
| in ,iitu'iOn.
81 Georgia proposes to iDfict tax OF SIS upon
pistols.
RvLinen pants stin simmer on the legs of
| Charlie ston q nts.
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foND's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns.
piles. ulcers, tCO;hzche, sore thrO-t. sprRtns,
scalds' soreness, Old sores, head ache. COLI,
iamenoss. tru!s-s, boils, wOGn.s. ueurk'g. =
noafseness. dlRrrhPa, and ali hcmOrrhaCrs etc.
fonus Extract c'iitrs from al other advertised
preparations IN the fact that o. Is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical aritir-S ar,.l
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING NACHr.E. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Aysncv ~ Chss.
Baun's hooPskirt sud corset factory, lth street.
IntelligCnceF building. lO2s
THz COMMUNITY NJ large appreciate the u.s.
fitness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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CoRNs, tTC.-..Tlr y ise tor health ~, daily
walks DEPEND and sufferers from c,-r.s.
bunions, club, OF iugrcwiHg nails vascular e,
csHcences, chilblaiH-, or other ailments OF the
feet fDd quick relief a. Or. Whites ssf, l,I,.S-
ment, No 6S5 l5Jh street, opposite the L. ;
Treasury.
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are -enaires
and made 70 order by Hemplcr ne ar ( * 4;rs.,f
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1URoo-RussIAS BArBs, $50. MsGlcatsd Va
por Bath, for ST SKIN disease, Al d.. Sgets'-
SIS 4 street rsns
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complete assortment 81 Ladies DRESS GOODS
in the most fashionable styles ard e llor.. Alsl
large stock f cHAMLS, BLANKETS, CLOTHS,
CASSlhkRES and DRY GOODS generally. pur-
chased for Cash since the rsCaut drclIu- in prizes
which enables Ne 20 Offer Fgl.ndid BARGAINS
save money by giving a. csll before r1rcrs>i~
BENJAMIN MILLER.
OCtll -sM' lUl Brlga afreef. lranrn lvln
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OYSTERS FOB THE LADIES,
Realizing the necessity Of a genteel - ~
Ssivr saloon Tor ladies, / will serve IL ~ Lad
mem during tbs oyster season ia my \SvhkI
elegant Ice Cream ParIors, No. SO ~
High street.
oci2-lm J. c. NICHOLS.
lust AS WE EXPECTED.-such = ruzh of
- Lh1les and Gents Apparel TO be CLEANED and
D1 I'D bss not been seen for time. WIKI every
facility aud fun cops Of skilled workmen, We are
AZ u with determination to do il cd ari 70 clean
4 all ont time dye in the Effort not that we are
tired " living, but because by dYeing We ~ pect TO
i've, while We know not how TO live except We dye.
w. III. wHEATLEY,s
PhEMi I'M STEAM DTEGNG AMI SCOUR
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
AZ Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. @.
a. once open from q. IL. until sunset. Saturday
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