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AN ECCENTRIC BEorEsr wealthy
tradesman, NJ. Thomas Heviant, died a few
nohths ago at tine village of Coane sur
MaTne, France. In his will he male mum
Der OF singular requests, among which was
The following, which was carried out N the
iate annual feteof the village: He ordered
mar among the amuSements should be in
sttnted race with pigs, the animals to De
rlsden either by men or boys. The sum of
100 francs ESQ. was set apart as the prize
TO the lucky rider OF the winning pig. The
prize was not to be handed over, however
except on the condition that the winner wore
deep mourning for the deceased during two
patty accepted the eccentric bequest. and on
the day mentioned the first race was held
agreeably TO the terms of the WILL
TRAGEDY at Maysville, Tenn. Mr.. Muir,
being jealous, administered a corporal cor
receive TO Mrs. MUIR. Then he went to
Plous struggles there, Mrs. Muir. hanged her
self. Imagine Mr. Ms disgust when he
came home and found no Sunday dinner
sort with the husband at Exeter, N. H., who
the other day startled police justice by ask
ing MN 'how he supposed q man could SUD-
port n family in these hard times when II
cost IS just to maui his wife little!"
A Pre- CEssIoN OF MURDsRERs. in New
YORK, on Monday, fifteen persons charged
with murder were marched from the Toms s
10 the courthouse for arraignment. Thew
stepped from the Franklin-street door of the
r. sui ndno cuHeu III tnIeeS. ana were Tor med
IN procession, with a deputy sheriff, like a
lieutenant, In front of each trio of prisoners
There were in the company two womea.
'hree Negroes and two boys.
THESE gray haired old girls who 90 abo,t
tne country complaining that their raven
IocKs turned white in a single night, NAV
low seal up their mouths. The British r oval
society has made researches extendiny over
a perlod az more than two hundred years.
ana ialled TO discover a single case of sGl Idep
change In the color of human hair Ca.oaao
Irijtae. S''o''1'
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CITY ITEMS.

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED OVERCOATS az one
half of their cost. Gail and see them.
1913 A. SAKS X Co, SO 1tn street.
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MISS HULETT is gaining successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Be1,t-
tVieT. 5l6
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifer.

TRADE SUPPLIED with Natures BedlUifeT
by Charles Siott IL Co. wholesale druggists
No; loO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. &. aa1.
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L OC Al Ne VS..
Aususements, &c. To

NG'jCT1I TteOfer.-AIr George Rignold in
the great historical play Of Henry W
i"oIs be q, Hoti.-A paper and dress calico
Entertainment.
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WoMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSoCIATION.-The
monthly meeting OF this association was
held yesterday AT the residence of Mrs. e.. A.
Weed, 1i12 1 street. An invitation was re-
ceiNed from Mrs. Brunot, on behalf of the
WOmen's Christian AssOciatiO of Pittsburg,
extending the hO3pitalities of that associa-
ton To any delegates to the International
conference, to be held in Pittsburg October
12-15, 1875. The secretary was instructed to
prepare report, TO be sent with the dele
gates, containing full description of the
workings of this assOcia ton. The number
of inmates in the home was not reported, but
they are In good health.
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TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
lore tle rush of work commences at the new
dye works of A. Fisher. No. 9O6 g street.
near 'th, or to his Old stand, 6ls 9th street,
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality re.
spect able work and reasonable terms. 81
$50 10 $4,000 has been invested In Stock
Prlvi :eges and paid 900 per cent. profit. "How
Iumb bridge Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New 1ork. 6.3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales O
Iei2 were &Zl9,t0. l,12-s,wt
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1gE best collar ever made is the ElmwooI
II nts better and LOOKS better than any other.
40.
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n + Y G. o o D s.

We have Just returned from New York with n
large and well selected stock, among which We have
some special bargains to offer 20 our Customers
so yds Of Calico Al SC per yard These Prints can
not be bought by the csee in New York for the
money, nor have they ever been sold 80 cheap.
Ilp pair lea Blankets AZ s 2 IS, very cheap.
- pieces Mohair ST JJc. per yard Job lot, regular
price Csc.
10y OF Canton fisnneis at Sc per 3D. cheap at I.c
- White Bed Spreads, very cheap.
large and beautiful lot of Dress Goods, pIa ia and
plain (ihe n, weet things out; Ladies aud Gents
Underwear in great variety. Gents White Shirts,
Collars and Cuits; Yelling in the shades;
Hosiery and Hdkfs: Blankets, all sizes and quail
tiles.
Comforts; White and Bed Flannel: Curtain Lsces
IN the new patterns Table Damssk, and new
STYLES ofWine Cloth; Brow and Bleached Sheet
Ing, all widths; beet Brown aud Bleachei
Cotton in the market for 10 and I2c; cheap lot of
Towels aud Toweling.
Cloth and Cashmere for men and boys.
Tapestry, Brussels, 3 Ply and Iuerain Carpets.
Velvet and Brussels Rugs, and T. 5, and 5-qusrter
Oil Cloth.
Oar goods have all been purchased for cash. ss
cheap as can be bought; hence prepared and
Intend to sell them as low any house I'm this city.
Call ard satisfy yourselves 10 the correctness Of
what We state.
LUTTRELL WINE.
seIe9 wv 1880 Penn aye.. cor 2l'h street.
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Weasher Proha6Eitfes Today.
oFFICr OF CHEZ s1GzAL OFFICER.

For The lower akes. t.lc middle and east
Atlantic states. falling barometer. northeast
10 southeast winds. warmer cloudy weather
aTd TaiD. followed by northwest winds ard
falling tempe ratuTe on the lower lakes.
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THE METROPOLITAN CLrB

The Metropolitan Democratic club met
last evening with VIM. Dickson, the preSi-
dent, III the chair, and s. h. Slater, as secre-
taTy.
Mr. I. ID. kalbfus presented the same reSO-
luton adopted by the Jackson association,
in reference 20 securing list OF government
employees going home to vote; which was
adopted.
A resolution was adopted appointing a
committee TO make arrangements for the
reception of election news from Ohio on
Tue sday next, and the public announcement
OF the same from their headquarters.
Address were made by Messrs. Clagett,
Dickson, Culver, kalbfus and others on
questions relating to the campaigns in Ohio
and Pennsylvania, and the future prospects
Of democratic success throughout the
country.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
Carpets, Rugs, Mats, aud GA Cloths
hid. Mourning Calico, fis. worth i0c
Extra heavy Canton Flaunel-. ~. lass 10 &c
Cloth Shades Dress Good, i25a 70 75c.
Fancy Plsds. Is to SOC
klegant stock Mixed Suitings, Serces, Camels'
Hair.
Mourning stock in Cashmere, Merinoes BouIa-
English Brussels. 81 2s worth slTs
Insfains, 20, a.. IS. 81 &C, Q !. very Cheap.
Bugs, Mate. OIL Cloths
Ny Carpet stock too large ard want 90 reduce it
for cash.
Full line Blankets, Comforts. Felt skirts
Elt giant Col0red BRlmorai Skirt, soc.
Coed value az all times for the money.
r. N. NAUDAtN.
sepS Nv 709 Market Space.
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FOR SALE.

E'ok SaIE-A WALNUT HFpRUnu SIT
Il tPply thi- evening ~ 72l Hfh -'reef a. .-,i..
lrOR SALE--A 1aluriie yTT1g M TInISES
me SIZE, IN aud actios. pert. tlv a.
s,uts ara snlt ehir Tor any u-e viii De- suld 10y
VERY lcw. Car b. seen AZ n Ugt ELY & ROWSE's
slAole, Sew bcrk aSe., near 7th street. octs 81
E'Ok Sal IA fine tTottiug MAZE. a.
- eats 90 ~, uutt"d IN 80. ~ per ,[DN
shted IN every respect. eau lie ss-n a. OICHr a
BABSI N, 400 street. ,-fI =
E'oR SALF-Two hne. large, ,ot1s I-op ,-,-,
= HORSES well mA'cbed. Inquire Al E,N
1901 "a trc,c s1uthWe-t. Gr,2 lm L>N
EOR sALE-Mill b. sold ~ a bare.i1. Es h.r.
rels Howe'- Gave CEMENT. This Csmrut !,
superior 70 all other American Cement Atply ~
+. A. TERRY. Peoples Rauk
eugl9 ~ Corner sth aud v streets northus-t
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FREcKLEs removed by Natnre,s Reautifer.
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SURPRISE PARTY TO Mrs. DR.. JUSTIN.
Last evening number OF the friends OF Mrs
Or TusiiD, the widow OF the late Rev. Sep
umns Tustin, DID, made her a call to ex-
press an interest in her welfare, and carry
Ing with them and presenting TO her some
token Of their regard. Mrs. Tustin is I'm the
1ith year of her age, but still retains her
wOntCd yigor OF mind. She received her
friends with cordiality, and expresses her
thanks for their remembrance OF her.
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STOLEN RAILROAD TICKETS Recently
there was quantity of railroad tickets,
amounting in value TO $3.50, taken from the
stock Of one Mr. VIM. Maui, a prominent
dealer in scalped tickets in Baltimore. The
thief came to this city and disposed OF the
tickets while here. Detectives Sergeant and
McElfresh traced the tickets up, and they
were commissioned to work up the case
which they promptly did, recovering all of
the stolen property.
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Henry T-Another entbu-
siastic audience filled the National last eve
ming To witness Mr.. RignOld's impersonation
OF " hing Henry V" Throughout the play
he seems entirely forgetful of self. aud either
as the nerce warrior, with the thrilling war
cry, "GOd for Harry, England and st.
GEORGE or as the thoughtful monarch. So
liioqUizing upon the duties resting upon his
head ard the fate of millions i'm his hand, he
holds the attention of the audience as few
actors can. Mr.. Thorne as " FluelIen" and
Mr.. Bishop as pistol have already become
great favOrites. The excellent scenery pre-
pared in England, lends an additional charm
10 the entertainment. Mr.. Rignoli closes
his engagement this week, and doubtless
there will be crowded houses nightly.
tNton Bethei HGH.-There will be grant
paper and calico dress entertainment this
evening, at this hail, for the benefit of the
18th street Baptist church. A novel sight
Will be presented.
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PATENTS To WAsEINGToNIANs.- fol-
lowing is list of patents issued TO residents
or The District of COlum hia, dated Septem-
paper ruling machines; George w. Casilear
and William c. Melutire, in. proyement in
revenue stamps, checks, &c.
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l. q. o. +. VgsITATIoss.-L. II. Allyn,
Grand Master, has made the following APP
rOintments for the semi-annuaI visitations
OF The grand officers 10 the subordinate
Lodges IN the District Of Columbia: COlnm-
Iia Lodge. Oct 18th; Central. Oct. 18th; Hsr-
Tson. oct 18th: Washington. Oct 18Th;
I nion. Oct 22i; Covenant Oct 2JLl: Orien-
,sl, oc'. Zrth' Metropolis. oct. 2gth: Beacon,
Nsov' l>ti Mechanics, Nov. jth; Excelsior,
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ElyAyCIsE AVID CoNnERcIAL.
the WaVk efa

B.Lt!soRs, oes 6ayirSip,s .iYe., pe,elleTs, i''s:
II, 10. spec'al tax bid to-day. Sugar quiet All
BAIf-SosE, Oct. 6-Cot.sn shade easter but
more acrive-middiing, l41lale7s Flour iulufry
z Tod. market irm-Ciiy Mills extra s.5es6 s., Ri)
brand. -sa7 20, other grade. urehaaeed Whsst-
western u"min ally hrmer-souhsrn white 65l.s:
bid last half October. Oats. quiet aud steaiy-
southern. i6SS5 western bite, oa2 western miNei,
unchanged Provisions strong but quiet hight stosS
and high prices restrict business. Pork, G-saa
RIB .iie-. 10 al. loose packed, bsl,'s. Bac'n-
shealdrs lo'tsll. clear r.h sides, lt.. AIS. Ham,
Urn Extra. 70 INST. ?5sao. Pairolehm Sfiat"cr1 Ie
g. ss1s; refined l-al'l(. .Cofee quiet but strong
b. c-rs,f. Eas5, =, .ooting, l5=a.-is. Nhsky
NEw y@Es. oct 6 Stocks active and rrset.Iei.
-. 6.2trra-e9Ss .ia' ;.nl steady
hEw Y2aR, oct 6-Flour pIte. ami unchanged
LoSroN, Oct. 8. I2:sO . m-Money A. stock x
Change GA soNerrnsnt seyu'',ies IL Is p'T cent
ST. b EdS. l-6is. OH. "a lc5 ~ 10 a.
1898 Erie, liss; preferred: G1s.
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE GUTBORD
CAsE.-The Pail Mall Gazette comments eli
itorially at considerable length upon the GU
bond burial case al Montreal After recount
ing the circumstances OF the affair, IL says.
LIN all this there Is no doubt the germ If
very serious trouble, which may continue 10
LrlDg forth fruit long after the dIniculty Of
the moment has passed away. II would ne
matter of profound regret II we found or
selves permanently committed 10 q conflict
with the ecclesiastical power I'M the Roman
1atholc portion Of our Canadian domiliOuS.
But whatever the consequences, the SUprem-
acy OF the civil authority must Of course pe
uli eld. The repTe>en tatiEeS OF joseph . IL
hoid must be pro ected IN the exercise OF the
r GIT confirmed 10 them by the judgment of
, The rriNy council. and whatever force. civil
or military, may ie necessary - that end
must be employed. Perfect firmne,s in the
vindication of the Jaw j. Indispensable aud
we need not doubt that il " II be maintained:
but ii is perhaps not so certain that some
thing equally indispeuSable-perfact calm
nesS-will he maintained also. The greater
the contrast which the attitude Of the civil
power can present 10 that assumed 10y the
excited partiSans of eccles iastical authority.
the better will be the prospect of bringing
the conflict Ia a speedy and decisive end.
ard OF diminishing the probability of It's re-
newal.;
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hon. JOHN CESSNA. OF PenuSyIya1,,a
says; q" In the space OF twelve hours inv ~bs,,,
Duran IS Rheumatic Remedy. Drusgfsts
everywhere sell 10.
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W ~. vHghrLEN


." .-t ..'"a -.srr - Hf....rra. 10 d
f>iatll~tsur l>il. Premium aU,r..F l.F- -
lafE"o aua improved, i,.t Ladie-- a1s i,.rfI..r :
SesEIg spraU = every de4rr.p tsu. r-rr.+.. :
Ael'rtss t~'ns hHfl- sud Trimming kfI t1r.,
&c uic'lY cleaned " dyed sf--. rurfssr. I
Nv 90, d., 'arrefs and Blankets leaned dan. >
the summer months. ~
Send n FcUT sddrrss and Ne ViIl cal Cor and 81.
luIh ORR At sns pisCr lu the D. trio Tree ID 60
thatfe. Nork received and RETURN @ o, ma ia q,
49, ~ ~ st- - any place IN the country az r
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Democratic Meetings Last Night.

THE JACKSON ASSOCIATION.
Last night meeting OF the Jackson DEM
ocratic Association was beld at the hall
corner Of eth and + streets, Mr.. Norris ia tue
chair.
The following names were proposed for
mem bersbip and referred to the nominating
committee:-JOhn A. Ddgan, Albert "A He
bard. Robert w. Bates, John A. Roman, T.
IL. willard, William F.. Norton, NJ. Towers
John Hogan, q. w. Dant, John BAH, q. r.
Mcclellan, ana Il. +. Lloyd. MeSsrs. Ball
Mcclellan and Lloyd were subsequently,
elected.
DR.. c. +. Culver Offered resolution, which
was adopted, that DR.. Charles Allen, of this
city, rs now canvassing and speaking in Ohio
in the interest of the democratic party in the
gubeTDatorial contest now in progress in said
state, and as tie doctor has refused to accept
or allow the state executive committee 10
oefray any portion of his expenses, but is
Going the same out of his own private funds,
that j. Il. Wilson, treasurer, ne directed To
pay over TO Columbus a leXander all moneys
in his possession which were raised by the
executive committee and placed in his hands
for campaign purposes in the state OF Ohio.
and that the same go towards reimbursing
Or. Allen for his outlay in said campaign.
Mr.. Ball offered q resolution, which was
adopted, that committee of five members
be appointed, whose duty il shall be to Sc
cure a list of the names of those in govern
ment employ from the states of Ohio, Penn
sylvania and New York, who may at the ~.
suing election go home to vote to be filei
with the secretary of this association for
future reference.
On motion of DIR. Culver, .the appointment
Ofthe committee was postponed for a weeK.
and vested in the president. The meeting
then adjourned.
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TABLE, SPOONS AND FORKS and n nives 70
is't-. q. e!rsl ~ Pr1g-'s J=welrr Store,
No a,' It-Esy l.aHia venue, near j., street
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ANOTHER DISTRICT CAsE.-To day in the
Court in General Term. the case of A G.. p
Shoemaker against the District of Columbia
was Ia ken up. In this case the complainant
filed bill to eDjoin the District from issuing
certificates OF assessment against his prop
erty for the Improvement Of 7th-street road,
In the county, and the question involved is
as to whether the four-million act was not
illegal, and whether the assessment Is not
excessive.
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ttpl1-U u Ol''ho ttlNc1s
INPORrANT AHNoCNCRMEsr II lave
. made great Ieauctions on my nes stock o. flhh
PLACE HEATERS. such ~ the new Silver Pslsces
Magnet Lightniss Heater, Parior Sln, sunny sldes
ana other celeb rsIed Heaters, which an nov sell
ipe for the low price 0f $40 20 beat rOO sboFes
sId SIS for .sch additional room. Aiss, cook -
and Psrlrr st0se= fer skle cheap b. Q. Sffsshkhs
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THE s.. s. ASSOCIATION of the p. +
Church, in the District of Colum bia met last
Monday night at Trinity church, and ar
engagements were made for a general chill
=. T.. Church in the District of Columbia, at
Epiphany church, on Thursday, October 2I,
AT p. m, the schools being requested TO as
semble in the church at 2:i5 p m. The exer-
cises will consist OF the singing of hymns.
delivery of two addresses and selected SER
vice from The Book of Common pravay.
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THE H1BERNIANs AT THE CENTENNIAL.
HiSernia Society, No. 3, on Monday adopted
a resolution that the society attend i'm body
al the one hundredth anniversary of the Dec
laration OF Independence, To be held In Phil
adelphia ON the Fourth of July, 1876 From
communications received from other cities
IL Is evident that ut least $4,000 Irishmen
Will be present and parade On the 4th OF next
July in Philadelphia, in honor of the issu-
ance OF the document that declared all men
irse and equal, and OF the trIumph of the
American people over ENGLAND.
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lust RECEINED
GUTMAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"

GUTMAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"
sI27rH STREET " W
Our NFV FAIL AND WINTE En- STOCR.
Specially q BLACK sui COLOREp SILKS.
S&tiPIkE LaCES YAK LtCES, SILK a-d
in winch We anne, he .r,S ''''' 'A' Is
PLAID and SOLID PRESS GOODS in good a
BtACK COopS rfari d,scriv,irrs.
In our hlpgLONE Department Ne Iefy compa-
Elegant Two But,oued GLOVE. e. cents.
Va Immense stock q Lslie- aud Gents UNDER
t9Tse stock Of BLANKETS: Quilts. SC.
.ESni f:IGEms = ~, ot BE- sskLs AID IN
GITNANN.
GciI I'm 9l2 IN street nor'hUe~t.
RRODHEAD X Co,
e3s SSSYLyANIA AVENUE.
BETWEEN 9TH AN0 lOTH SrsEErs.
Have -Gst received a complete stock OF the la:e
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
az Fac Il fs7t; e r. fr.S bT,IsS P
FL 1khG6S; Chinill CLOTH, Snow nocSei
many Of which ssnncr he fornd eIssSbsre in fsi,'
msrket, having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLa' ST. ks, 4. m 10 70 81 - rar yard. in
ending the celebrated make Ct Bonnet, q ainet BE-
BLACK CAsHNERES q French manufac,u-,.
Tnsnsnrpsssed IN color, quality and durability, from
BLtCRALP.Cssaus NoH,IRS, from asc 70.
pRAP DEE TIE, o. - and up
sHooLLEN BLANKETS, bed and crib, frem
White aud Red FLANNELs, Twil.ed and Plain
from ~ cents 20 Q I Is per yzrd.
sHAMBS, frIm 81 To ESQ.
BAL MORAL SKIRTS, and Cd.
three button Paris IDS, 81 IS in all colors.
Lob Iron frame HosE, beet quality 50 box.
amsutta "a Blesched COTTON, Is cents yard.
These goods have been seleoted with great care
ard purchased for cash. snd should receive the Al.
ten ton Of all close buyers
BR0DHEAD q CO..
octl-fr SS9 Penna. ave. bet. qth aud lOtr SIS
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BLANKETS, mANKETS.!
VIM. MASSEY 4 CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA Ky ALE.

large stock, IN excsllent CONDITION for use
EQUAL 70 scotch Ale costing nearly double "a
price.
For sale by dealers throughout the city, or Al inc
Bostling DEPOT
Price sI.0 per dozen, pint bottles.
SAN,L G, PALMER,
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Is THIS CHEAP:
Large lot double DAaAsK TOWELS, all linen,
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF. 80
Yearly one yard wide fine CHINTZ CALICO,
CARrER,S.
s0S MARKET SPACE
Very FIRE double fold black ALPACA, cents,
Double width, all wool black CASHMERE, 81
New iail aud Winter DRESS Goops, in plaid.,
Good 6kkJoN FLANNEL, 10 cents.
ENctllent CALICO, in short leEg,hs, Ca cents,
spleLdid yard vide blesched COTTON, in short
length, 10 cents, worth l21s ceBts.
Splendid white BLANKETS. s3
40 CAsslNEREs, CLOTHS, for men and boys,
Large TOWELS, u cents; heavy srocKIsas,
z cents; LINEN NkPkIhs, s ceats linen HAND,
BLACK SILK very cheap. sep2s tr
DANIELS HAIR CLOTH, 2sc a ysrd, solid col.
Cheapest Store in the city coNsoLIRs. tue
sep2t2m COS 9Th street, CPD. Patent 0Gce.
POSITIVELY TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
OUR ENTIRE srovE
MANUzCTURERS IRIcEs,
FOB CASH ONLY.
Full line OF
BLACK MERIN0S,
ALPACAS AND AORAIRS
Also, large assortment Of Plaid and Plain
DRESS GOODS,
IN all the desirable colors and styles,
w. A. YATES, Agent for Owner,
seI0 COW s11 Market space.
N Z " DRY go Ds.
=, Plaid, Brccade, and Plain DRESS GOODS, from
cents mp.
,, g,.s = and eSl;,sa MrRINos and oAsHMEBEs,
.CAssIMEREs for men and boys from 50 cents 10
BLANKETS, from IS to 90 per pair.
Brocha and other new style SHAwLs.
One case Grtfa Percha BLANKETS ct rs cents
piece, former price Sl2. Every family with chill
BLACK SILK, sI.so sI7s, and ss-sreat bar
gain.
CARPETS. oILCLoTHs. and MATrINGs-
cheap.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE }. JOHNSON CO.,
sep2lu III MARKET SPACE.
E.nSa ahPAc ;, MoHAIRs AND CASE
- MkhEs; extra me goods, at 80 cents yard, At
cheapest store In the city. CONNOLLfS
sep3 i'm ties 9th street, OPP. Patent once,
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PROFESSIONAL.

* r. kiGhION. b l.. SUNNY
LEIGHTON Sunny,
dITOhN EiS-AT LAW
"c1 I'm Ofice. 1928 "a 1t. u. ", Washington
he. W. p LAWYER having returned % ttS
- city, VIII re~um- the Practice Of N-if-ir'l
~ ms former ofhoe-l73l PennsylvsniA ave.
1He. sepll I'm
nj LOOMIS, DENTIST
W. BIAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE ~
70 b. reslceIct, i229 street corner 18Th rSvysR
northwest. s.rt s,,IllD
SUMTER 4 HAkEMAs,
- ARTISTS
fREsTO, DECORATIVE and every tesrrtrtIor 2
ORNAMEN1AL aud PLAIN PAINTING,
12f 9Th street northwest
SPECIMEN Room, no street northwssr
lsn2l ~ WASHINGTON, u. q.
81 PEN SIT Fok TEETH, EIThERJAw
- ~ Dk. PRATT, Graduate a.
ONO College 81 Dental Surgery, and If >pS~~SS.
Rush Medical COlltge OF Chicago. sOl I'm -fT..f
east SIDE, corner 81 ID. Gas and ohloToform usest
etusouis te+ib anli-lF
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A Nee BW-ln THE STAR OF yesterday was
mentioned the decision of Judge Olin in the
Equity Court, discharging the restraining
order and receiver, and the case OF Starr and
hldenour sgt. the Southern Maryland rail
road was noticed. This morning a new bill
was lied D. ID ;. Walker, for the complain
ants, for a receiver and To epjoin defendants
rom selling or hypOthecating the first mort
gage bonds $3.50, eco WORTH OF the company
Judge DIN ordered bill 10 show cause by
Eth instant 10 issue.
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DANIELS HAIR CLOTH, 2sc. yard, solid col.
" ors and plaids. This is extra cheap, at the
CHEAPEST Store in the city. CONNOLLf's,
sep2I-2m COS 9Th street, ODD. Patent OSce.
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E..,Nn AhPAC !, MuHAIRs AND CAsv-
- MkhEs; extra me goods, at 50 cents a yard, At
cheapest store IN the city. CoSNoLLHS,
sep3 i'm ties 9th street, OPP. Patent once.