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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

Tor tue hehehtCg employers amt laborers
hnFe oV,u.d uu ntplIi srHrp Once ~, 1913
rNl corner oi Tie square, Parties DESIRING
hnib1 those wishing employment win ID
well tu give me u call ""
JuyMdU q, NJ. HIU3rpp
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Official Vote OF the Twentieth District.
The following is the official vote of
this District for delegates to the Con-
| stitutional Convention
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Assignee's Sale
Monday, The 2jl Day Of AIgUSt, 1075

between legal hours to the highest bidder.
Their entire stock Of groceries, consisting I'm
part of Wood ana Willow Ware, stove Ware,
canned fruits and Fish, whistles, Bran.
Goes, Snuil, Teas, Preserves, JGllirs. Halls
Elre rrOOI sue. cNmnlnr scnlns nIn 49, y
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TERMS OF SALE.

CASH ON THE SPOT. Sale TO he contn.
disposed of. ''''" ~
Goods must be moved from the house ON
W, w, PEAK,
nou.s r,,, ,..,. Assignee.
'"'"'' i'N"s, hugult IL, 1915. augl3llw
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July@.
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~ Archbishop Manning was yesterday
invested with insignia of a cardinal at the
church Of st. Gregory, Rome.
RIA veteran shopkeeper says that al though
his clerks are very talkative during the day,
they are always ready TO shut up at night.
~ He who falls from the ton round ov the
ladder Ov fame, says a Boston mOralist don [
stop when he reaches the bottom, but goes
about ten feet into the ground.
e-Philarlelpbia has 10 900 Jews in her
midst, but only one in her prisons, and that
Tor trivial offense: which the Jewish Mes
senger thinks should be made note of.
The whole OF the business portion OF the
village OF TlconderOga, \. Y. was destroye
by fire at 2O'clOck Wednesday morning. The
loss is estimated at 5000, 900.
hS-The artists of Philadelphia have issue
an address inviting artists throughout the
country To participate in the art feature OF
the centennial exposition.
RIA Troy bigami>t ran ont of a back door
while his two wives were fighting over the
question as to which should have him. and
has not since been seen.
81 An Albany boarding house mistress has
discouraged the practice of changing among
boarders by throwing Vitriol on one vino pro-
posed to leave her establishment
ns By the first of July at least 1000 men
Will be engaged on the memorial centennial
building, all of whom will be required Ia
work fourteen hours day.
~ John Phillips, baggage master on the
Pennsylvania railroad, Belviderc division
was Killed by Delaware. I.ackawanna and
Western train, at the Mauch Chunk junction
last night.
RThe Irish examinations of New York;
last night agreed to have a procession i'm
honor of the memory Of John 7. Mitchell, on
the 18th OF April. D. DOnavan ROSSa was
elected grand marshal for the occasion.
nSProf Sumner, of Yale college, recently
gaVea capital description OF a prevalent style
OF journalism, sometimes called independent
whose principle seems to be "to throw mUC.
on man anyway. and if il don't belong Ia
him he can scrape il OFF,"
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Condensed Locals.

TIE street lamps will be lighted tonight
ats50 O'Clock y m and eXtinguished at a. m.
J. H. Johnston, cOlOTeC. VINO was appointed
messenger in the Pension Bureau. at the
instance of Mr.. j. II. SeEeT, OF Virgil ia has
be- r. mOvei.
The grand jury to-day dismissed the charge
of libel preferred by Christian Ruppcl [
against Justice Walter. a publisher of tie
JrcfsiIlSiG, German paper
The Philade lphia Row house advertisement
in last evenings STAR. should have read.
500. at so per month. All hO'E interest
See correct GdveTtis ement in proper column.
10 was Rev G. l. RietZ. pastor IF the &c
man Evangelical Church. corner nth and G.
streets who conducted the WelckeT funeral
service in this city, and not Rev. Or. j. G..
Butler a. Published yesterday
A dead cOlOrcd female infant was fOund in
a branch between q ami II and NV jersey
avenue and 5th streets northwest last even
ing. and taken 10 the second pTecinct station.
The coroner was notified and deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
Mr.. j. HOllingSwOTih Gordon. who for
some time past has been prosecuting District
Eases i'm the Police Court has resigned ihat
Office. and Mr.. y. \. BiTney, who preceded
him has resumed this duty. This arrange
menJ went into effect this morning.
Detective GOOmeS arrested three well
W. r Grown VIM Knox. and Samuel II.
Tay Tor. alias Williams. for stealing from a
store on Itb street. and recovered the stolen
property.
capt. John VI. Thornton. for nearly thirty
years resident of this city. died yeSter-
day at the age OF 80 years. of consumption
He served IN the Mexican war, and was after
wards a lieutenant in the Continental
Guards. a popular organization here 20 years
ago The funeral services will take place at
10 o'clock flo morrow morning. at the resi-
dence of his family, No. los Pennsylvania
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GEORGE TO W N,

MEN INJURED BY FALLING SCAF-
FOLD.-Yesterday afternoon a terrible acct
dent occurred at a house corner of Dunbar
ton and Rock streets. Georgetown. by the
falling of a scafiold, by which two men on IL
were precipitated to the ground. distance
Of about thirty feet. F. s. Lamson, OF z
Dumbarton street. Georgetown. the owner of
the building, (wbO is having it remodeled \
was on the scaffold when ii fell, and had
both legs broken just above the ankle Mr..
j. A. WhitcOmb, OF 1910 Is street southwest
the painter also fell with the scaffo,d and
had both arms broken, the right one in two
places.
oldest and best-known residents of George
town, died yesterday, in the sith year of her
age.
the month of March as fOllOws:-Famtly
2.l6s bbls:; extra, 16+ bbls.; super, Il bbls /;
me me 81 6ois;; middling, 80 bbls.; crowfoot, As
RIVER NEws.-The new steamer Jane
Mosely, of the Philadelphia line, is due here
on saturday. The steamer John Gibson will
leave for New York tomorrow noon. Ar
rived by the river, schooner Annie. from
Philadelphia, with coal for Dickson 4 King
NEW WHARvEs.-Messrs. Jos. 4 w II.
Simms have recently erected "A new and sub
Stantial wharf, 20 feet front, at the foot of
Washington street. MessrS. J. & j. f Lib
hey are having new wharf built Joining
property. When the new wharf is completed
The MesSrs. Libbcy Will have total wharf
frontage of go feet.
CANAL TRADE.-Arrivc1 by the canal
boat Thomas Gibson, with wood for w II
Cooley; boat Wheeler d Barron with / 300
bushels OF corn tor II. NJ Talbot: boat
Seneca, with 100 bushels of corn. 81 bushels
OF ear corn land 100 barrels OF flour for +. &.
Wheeler.
THE CATTLE MARKET.-MessrS. Means,
weaver 4 Co report sales at DrOvers' Rest
or IL cattle at prices ranging from : tor
cents per pound ass sheep at from tor
cents per pound; clipped sheep sold at from
TO 6E cents per pound; 20 cows and calves
were sold at from SIS 10 SIS each. Market
hriSk
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AL LEX AN DRIA.

THE ELECTION.--Eighty- white and
three colOred votes were cast i'm the First
ward yesterday-9l of them for Mr.. Jos Hop
klns, and the remaining one for Can't d. /,
Smoot. In the Second ward. so white and {
cOlored votes were east. all for Mr.. Geo X
Shinn. Messrs. Hopkins and Shinn are as
good men as our citizens could select to rep
resent them.
FISHTOwN.-Sinceo our lastraport. 90 shad
200 herring. and 500 lunches of rock and
white perch have arrived at Fishtown. The
shad brought S2i per hundred. herrin" SPA
SD per thousand, rock 81 cents per bunch.
and white perch Is TO 20 cents per bunch
!Sc7tipel. 319 uII.
THE president, chief engineer and agent ot
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad left
here in Il special ear on the Midland railroa 4
this morning, TO inspect the mineral lands
on that road.
THE WASHINGTON FERRY.-On and after
tomorrow the two steamboats, on the ferry
between This city and Washington will leave
elther end of the route on the half hours
WILD DUCKS are very numerous now on
the river near this city, and many of them
are Killed daily. They are shot principally
Bis ut.
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The MarHefs-

BAITIhoRF, April l.-CotIon quiet and steady
low mlddlings, l6sal6la. Flour quiet and I'M
changed w heat .Iul-t mt steady No. I western
red, III; No =, I25s raj -; other grades hangt
yellow, -; western mixed. So Oats qniet aud
nnc hanged Rye quiet and steady asa .GS Hay
MINER Penns, lvau!a and Maryland. II Ola2g Oh
ProNlsions strong aud hHoyant.. Pork firm. q OJa
rlh sides. II SALE fer loads loose: lohhing
act ed esiallsI Bacon active aud tirni-Shouldars
gsa"a; clear rib side. l' :. Hams, 4al5. Lard
hrner Hi4al6. Butter steady and in inn rnve,I
l6s.2
NEW YORK, April Stocks dali Money. :
Gt Id, lis. Exchange, long, H4; short, ass Gov.
eTI-inents active ani lower.
WV New Y%Ek, April I-Fl3ur dun and unchanged.
wheat dull and dropping. Corn quiet and heavy
LoNnoN, April Z, u % p MT. $ 3 20 bonds
lso7 :, lU71s; 10 40s lO2z Erie ralvay shares :5i
LIVERPOOL, April !, y ~ ? m COTTON firm md
unhe upland, q asd mddlInC Orleans. Sas al.
Sales lit01 bales. including OUu for speculation and
export. The total saIrS yesterday Mere IiRri bale
2No OF which were sold aer the regular close OF the
market.
LONDON, April !, m.-Pari> dispatches quote
rentes nj O. francs - lines.
LIVERPOOL, April J. ; p. m.-Cotton-Of the sales
To day I"b bales were American. Breads M ,
Huet Lard OBS. per cwt Bacon ~, "a per cwt for
long clear miller AMI 5ls. Oh iUT short clear nid
LoSroN, April ], $50 .. m-The builiop in
the Bank Of England has he, re;~' 81 30 durius,
thc past week; The proportion o.. the bank reserve
To- liability, which iast week 5-a pr cent. J., now
34i5 per cent.
FKANxEoKr, Arril IL. s. 5 20 bonds Is52's.
LoNnoN, April l,490 p NTH amount O, hu!
lion Withdrawn ir"'n the Bank Of England on bat
anCe Ia ,.is il t77 40.
PARIS, April 1.-The specie in the Bank OF Frame
has decreased l9l9tcJ francs during the past week
Rentes % francs IS CEN Im'-.
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DARwINIsM-There is one objection to
DalM iniSm, says late writer, to which lit
Tie, II any attention has been given: For eX-
ample, the nearest creatures TO man in form
are not the nearest in intellect. The elephant,
ard dog and horse, which have no affinity 10
man, have closer intellectual affinity than
those pets OF DarwiniSm, the gorilla and
chiml anZee. Again. man is OmnivcrOus-
the stronger races of men, from the Greeks
before Troy To the English of to-day are
primarily carnivOrOus But no monkeys are
carniNerOus. II a man is To be develop ed
nom a lower creature, he is nearer to the
monkey In form, but to his faithful friend
the dog i'm mind
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I ElhlNAI. COCRT-JNLye Lznr II TfHRr.
To-day, Frank Green, for larceny. was cor
Victei. Frank Myers, Alexander Hawkins
ana George Hawkins, resisting an officer.
were found not guilty-Newman and Cahili
for defence. John Norman and George
Fields, burglary, on trial.
POLICE COURT-JtUi0e .SaeR.
Io-day, Thornton Robinson was sent down
as a Nagrant. Benjamin Thames. assault
and battery on Anna Peyton: - and costs
Mary Albert was sent down rs a va9rant
Thomas Edwards, 500 for carrying a pistol.
James MCGEE, - for cuTsing. Thomas
Banks, vagrant, was sent down. Peter
Daley, - for violation of license law; L. s.
Davis. disOrderly; -. Alexander Tenant
making excavation without permit; IS. Jas.
butter: continued. Paul Leary, assault and
tiery with intent To kill Daniel Harting:
continued. under bonds of 5000. VIM. F.
PoultOn. charged with assault ana bait ery
with intent TO kill Patrick Nigles by striking
him on the top of his head with some blunt
instrument, inhicting severe wound. Off
tlon and took him home. The cause of the
afalr did not appear and il was sent To the
grand jury. 81 900 bonds being required.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT FAIRFAX COURT
HOUSE Yesterday morning gentleman
Galled at the fruit nursery of Mr.. Spencer A
Heath, near Fairfax Court House, to buy
some trees, but found the house locked M
and nobody about btst a colored man who
mad also come on business, and who said he
supposed MIR. Heath must be away, thouy
when he had seen hikl last, on Saturday
evening, he had not mentioned ANYTHING
about going away. The gentleman having
come considerable distance and not wish.
tng To make second trip, got some corn for
MS horse, sup,Dosing that Sy the time IL was
eaten Mr. Heath would return, but as that
gentleman die not appear, he and the col
Ofed mstn-whO was familiar with the pre-.
misses, having frequently worked therein
eXaming the house, found a back door open
ana upon enterhGg and going through tn.
rOofis discovered. in bed. Mr. Heath dead.
The news soon reached the village and
created the greatest excitement large num-
Ders OF the residents fastening to the spot
where Inc dead man lay. After viewing the
body and surrounding the house and what
was IN IL was secured, aAd coroner sent for.
but up 10 nve O'Clock yesterday morning one
had not been found. The wife of the lie Al
man, who had been away since Saturday
mace her appearance soon after the hous..
had been locked up, broke II open and took
possession of letter that was found on a
table near the side of the bed upon which ,e
corpse lay, and the contents OF which were
not known. She also, il is said Opened all
Inc drawers in the cabinet and ransackC Il
their contents. IL was also said i'm the VIII
iage that she had LETT her husband some time
ago, and had only gone back and lived with
hIin upon his agreeing 10 give her a deed to
hall his property. 1t was also said that The
dect ased had stated To people he h I'd seen ON
sunday that he had just eaten som, cake his
VIE had baked. and that IL had M ade him
sick.-Atefa'atria Gazette, s1a.
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Retail Prices. Center Market,

nEAI IBee1' porter house, 2a25 per ID. srlOin:
~ ound Is: roasting pieces, 2h25 c0rned, HaI5
drled 70; sliced, q; chipped, ~; PORK, IO,2O:
eorned: sal21zi Mutton. l5a3lc; Lamb. lSa2l Veal
Isa25; Dried Beef. ala25, ii ans whole "a: cu;' rs.
sliced Is: diddlings, Is: cut, l6; Tongu.s, yoa6o
FiSH.-Rock. 20 per bunch: Perch. .aas0 Ter
hnnch; Catfish y per bunch;Pike, 4laSepar bunch:
II ahbut, - per H., Perch, yellow. ~ per punch:
shad zeal . per pair; Herring ehsG cts pa- bunch
GkME.-DuCks: Sprle tai i.t9; red head, lel.
malard. l'o canvas hack. go; Prairie Hens.
1Sal 90 per pair.
NEGErABLEs.-HatatOe Irish. 30 per nix: sweet
to per PIX; Onions, ~ per PIX, BeeS. per bunch 5a-
carrots, per bun' b, Cabbage, 0a2o per head: Tar
nips ~ pr PIX rery- ~aiO, Lettuce, 5al0 per head
Raddish, 10 per hUlCh.
fBuIrs.-Orangt~, 2oa-S per dozen; Lemons, 9oaS5
perd9Len Apples, cooking Sai per pa, eating, 5Oa0
per pk; tranbcrrics, t2ls per quart.
IRLED FRUITS.-~t pplrs, 5aS per quart; Peaches.
peeled las unPec,ed, -; BlsckbcTries, 10; Cher
ries, 20a25 per III.
BETTER .-Philahelph print, 50 per h: New
1ofk Creamery, a choice roll. i1a45 fair do 2sa3
Eggs. Is per dozen; Cheese. 3,a25 per H.
POULTRY.-thiCkens. live. 75aI y Der plir.
dressed, coal 30 Per pair; Ducks dressed Local rs
per pair; Geese, li0al ~ each; Turkeys, ~.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMESCIAL.
Washington Fish Market

Sold by X A. Golden & Bro. iish agents.
to-day: 5000 lunches rock and perch sold
from IS 10 20 cents per bunch: 2.noo shal so'.'
from sis 10 $40 ner hun.Sref, S.nl bsrri,,..s
soiu nom se0 % ga per thousand: i.o5l
punches cut fish sold from ) 20 10 cents per
bunch.
Washington Stock Exchange. April l.
(sosaitcrS furnished BY Middltoa r 90, sIrssrs
The following were the prices bid and asked AZ the
Y. 3 Gold, ia bid; lIta asked. Bank Stocks-Ns-
, nonsl Bank, ssksd Cit, Passenger Rail
Coinn 9ia Stock, 30 ssked. Sundry Lists = Ma
:rs bid; ga asked; Great Falls Ice Company
suck, 20 bid, 20 asked Che>s peake and Ohio canal
preferred bonds o. ll2 Ind ll5 asked Arlington Flo
InSurance Company stock, Io5ls hid. District of
Coiumtla SWn. 60. BIDS, - & j. 1876, 20. -.
- md, ga asktd. Permanent Imp, IS Y 4 J
is9i. IS bid; asked; do Is 50 bid Market Stock
bonds 1882. STA bid; FUND Loan Congress
sos bonds A.. 1924, 691s bid, GA asked Wash
inSton Five Year Gers. 3 10, VI & n. 1875. qsBs
bid, leo asked. Ten Year Bonds. o's, J. J IS7s,
sSbld; Fund Loan Bonds, ILeeD s. en- a N,
wv ga bid % asked. IGcorgetoV n GENERAL
sock -, A. j. o.. ISL, sis bid Board II
Put itc Works-Cef tificates Gen Imp, lS4 anIs bid
VI ssked; do 1855, Sle bid, 9l sskcd: do 1877, 81,
h,d DO ISIS, 91z bid 81 asked; do series. aSs hid
1eritHcatee Sewer. Sc, y. 4 J.. l,74 II, 7il, bid
W alter Certificates. SIS. 1871, or, bid. SO asked
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District Government, Affairs

Inc school teachers VIII be paid On SJtur-
a.ly next az the usual time and places.
SiN oVcTSeeIS. one aXeman. and one clerk
were discharged today to reduce the ex-
penSe> OF the District government. the pre-
sent state of the public work not requiring
their services.
hessTS- tOyle. NinSOn and Luboy have
been engaged -O-G3y IA classifying the bids
for general supplies for the District. and for
the sweeping and cleaning the alleys of
Washington ara Georgetown. IL * probable
mat The awards viii not be made FOR several
days.
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Loo Al NEWS.


Forts Ope1o RotGse--CsrBcTOss 4 DiXies
MINISTRIES
&tiionHl Thc1'G-.-The great opera bOuTe,
tstiirofie Girofia."
hre7as TherfSr-" Rip Van Wrinkle" and a
programme of attractive specialtleS.
1heoser CbrsiQUe--The lively drama Jim
BlrdsOe. or the BOhemians and Detectives,
aTni other attractions.
WalOrtF, HdH-EaSter festival for the ben
EFT of the Church Of the Incarnation.
E-I.io.s C,,Gpsl Church 2Oth S:Ttcf.-Old fash
Toned spelling match
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WILBoR'S COD LIVER OH. AND LIME
Persons who have been taking Coz Liver
TN VIII be pleased 10 learn that Dr. Wili.or
has succeeded, from directions OF several nro-
fessional gentlemen. in combining the pure
OIL and lime in such manner that II is
pleasant 10 The taste. and its effects in lung
complaints are truly wonderful. Very many
persons whose cases We're pronounced hone
less, and who hid taken the clear oil for a
long time without marked effect. have been
entirely cured by using this preparation. Be
sure and get the genuine MANUFACTURED ONLY
by \. Il. WilboT, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
all druggists. eo3
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CHAPPFD HANDS AND FACE Onfs Err
tract should be i'm every family this rough
weather. II removes the soreness and rough
ness and S9te7tS and heuis the skin PROMPTLY.
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THE INLAND AND SEABOARD COAsTISG
tOMPANN-C.pd ltizOfiogJ Last Ni9hf.-A meet
ing OF The >to' khOlier, OF the Inland and Sea
board COaStiUg company was held last even
ing IN the directors room of the National
metropolitan bank. This company, il Will
be ~ me IN beTet. was Incorporated bv act Of
tongre>S of March I. $50, and i composed of
sOme OF our most prominent citizens and en-
ltfIriSins business men. Among the stock
LolHers present at the meeting last night
were ex Governor Shepherd. WA. ThOmp-
son. John i. Mitchell. John W. THOMPSON
VIM StickDey. Henry Willard VIM Bal
AMY ne, j. W. Wood. ". G.. Metzerott, Mr..
A H. Herr. OF Georgetown: T. Todd. of New
buTypOrt. Mass; Rev. Mr.. Elliott and others
with Mr. A H Herr. OF Georgetown i'm the
CHAIR. and VIM. Stickney. OF this city, as
secretary.
After some discussion as Ia the vessels In
ne purchased for the use of the company the
following resolution. offered by Mr.. John T.
mitchell. was adopted: That the committee
u. ana arr hereby instructed To notify each
OF the stockholders Of the New York Steam
ship company that they are entitled to
shares Ia the new company. and if in answer
10 sucn nOtlncatfOn an Affirmative reply IL
not received by The 10th Of April they will
proceed tO award the stock To those who have
mad" Application for the same" Mr.. j. W.
thompson made the motion 10 proceed to
DrganlZe, which was carried: and il was de-
cided that the chair appoint a committee.
CONSISTING OF three stockholders. TO count
oi thc act of Incorporation, with n view TO "A
permanent organization. The chair aD-
pointed MeSSrs. Thompson. Mitchell and
MetZerOtt. such committee.
MI. VIM. Eallartyne placed the following
gentlemen in nomination. To constitute the
board of direCt tors. John W THOMPSON W
u MeizerOtt: samuel Bacon, Vim. Stickney,
A III Herr, VIM. n. Todd. John H Baxter.
A X shepherd and Vim. Thompson. Six
hundred and eiehty-five votes were cast and
me bOart was unanimously elected. Mr..
Herr was elected temporary chairman of the
board.
The meeting then adjourned. ana the
newly -electe't board Of directors SubSe-
quently Effected a temporary organization
by the election OF Mr.. Herr "a preSi lent and
MI StiCkney aS secretary. The success of
TIE enterprise II such capable hands Is as
SuTed.
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THERE Is no excuse for poor Biscuits Rolls,
Bread. Griddle cakes. Mullins WaffieS &c
when DoOley's Yeast Powder is used
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- THE HOME WaRkGT
08 N. 1913 STREET. q =
N y on" - fhy tfe~t Kept ,-teh -ltrrfis. -
= IA thle sitN- W. Hlfn T. o. ~upfls fhT-s
VII iaN"T %" with th-r ps-ruagr u fr same prrt
my Would paA IN u'arket. thus saving time v
an supply ANYTHING iu 49, SHAPE nf Meat PsultI-
Game - Fish. Frut ar Nar.tai.I.. a. a. IIv t. NJ
- can he purchased anyv lssr,. lu IA u CITY
o. >'ers. ~ r-ni-. selected a.
Nv York Butter, 41,"ut- prime RlII. %.
li-tIict Boil, g., pfs-ricf Plis... 81
canned Tumst"s--. sIuud-, D. r-ut- . -ar- o.. ,
3 pound cans ~ cent? cam. ~ rauts
oaf M'al.
BDnsl,ss Goldfish
PIT, mac Eue Herring
Canned Els,kigTries, ~ cent?
Call pT md ORDER
mar?s lm FRANK J TIBGErS. I0Isft
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CHAINS. bracelets, gold plated vest chains
etruscan gold sleeve buttons and Studs i'm
sold-plate, received at Prigg's, on the ave
nue.. near y street.
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IN CENTS A POUND.

"A. STR a q 8
mArM-tr
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Itch il No Longer Considered Incurablr
since DGHcgs Magical Pam Extractor WAS in
trOduced. II heals all skin diseases and
sOOtheS irritation at OTce. Rub IL in well. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

THE NEW BOAT FOR THE Potomac
IRA DE.-Messrs. Gcdney and FoilanSbee of
the Upper and Lower Potomac Steamboat
company. retained to the city last night
from Philadelphia where the new boat for
that line is being built. They report the
work on her progressing satisfactorily, and
That 1t Will be completed in the time indi-
cdted IN The contract. August Isl next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

ISDiCrED.-riss grant Jury to-day found an
Inulcthelt gainst DR. q ibbs Russell on the
charge Oh emoeZZiius money from the Afns-
rany. A certified copy of the indicfmenf ha =
6een made and sent TO PHI ladeIphia where
fnsseIl a. under arrest ON two cfiargeS-Ona
sengef and another OF assault with latent tn
Hill an officer. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

BURCHELL'S SPRING LEAF TEA
has given great satisfaction. the increasing de-
mahds for IL indicate. 1t does not vary in quality
n, w, BURCHELL,
~arN'H 1899 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01
CT Il Y | II K NJ s.

GOLDEN HILL is the best and cIipauaSt
family -four in the market All