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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-29

attend at Court OF Probate then to he holden
at Augusta, and show cause. if any, why the same
should not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IfEWlNs, Register. 3w21
hENNEBEC COENTT-In PROBATE Court at
IHguSta, on the second Monday Of Jnae, 1915
I W. HARLOW, Guardian OF Sadie A. Harlow,
,. of Augusta, in said county, minor, having
pettioDed Tor license to sell at public auction or
private sale the following real estate OF said ward,
the proceeds to be placed on interest, viz: All the
Fisher of augusta, deceased; also his interest
in the personal estate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given saree-
successfully prior to the second Monday OF July
next in the kennebec journal a newspaper pI inted
in Augusta, that all persons interested may attend
AZ Court OF Probate then TO be holden at Augusta,
and show cause, il any why the prayer OF said pc.
tition should not be granted.
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ALEX A " DRIA.

SO NEAR AND YET so FAR.-A younp
man snd youug woman. accom- panied nv a
friend, stopped at one Of the hotels yester-
day, and were registered as S. b. Gallant
ard sister. They took dinner and then re-
paired To st. Mary's Church TO te married
but not having the requisite license their
request was rot complied with. They then
returned TO the hotel and applied to a GENTLE
man living i'm the neighborhood, but whom
they had never seen before, TO go with them
TO the office OF the clerk of the CORPORATION
court and substantiate such statements az
they would make there, but as he refused,
they went back to Washington, from which
city II was discovered that they had come
though they stated that they were from the
south. The worst part of the business so
far as the hotel Is concerned. was that though
the loving couple were on pleasure bent they
mad frugal mind, for they failed to pay for
their dinner.
LFG BROKEN.-A buggy containing VIM.
Baler, IT staurant Keeper in Washington,
IhOs Codrick. of the same city, and George
Petty Of this C ty. was upset opposite the
store OF Thomas Perry, lower end of King
street. yes terday evening, throwing the horse
10 which ii was attached and pitching out It's
occupants. Baier, one Of whom falling on a
barrel had his leg broken. The Injured man
was taken back To Capt. PEI restaurant.
where the fractured limb was set bv DR.
Brown, and where he will remain until II is
prudent for him to be carried home
BUILDING AssOCIATION.-A meeting of
the German Co operative Building ASSOcia-
ton, held last night, the sum of : coo was
sold, three shares alta discount of 4 per cent ,
and five shares at discount at 40 per cent -
Gazette 8fh.
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FINANCIAL AND ConMERCIAL.


"a
Qaotai.CnS Furnished by Middleton 4 Co, banker,
The following were the prices bid and asked AT the
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day :
L. >. gold, ll6 bid. Bank Stocks-NaIonaI Bank
OF Republic, 100 bid; National Metropolitan Bank
III bid, ll6 asked Citizens National Bank
ITO bid; Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
OF GeCrgetOwn, lG5 bid. City Passenger Rail
roads - Washington and Georgetown stock so
bid Metropolitan stock, lS1a bid; Columbia stock IS
bid; Metropolitan bonds, 6's, M. Il s, IS bid
suDdTy List National Theatre Bonds, j & j. n,
c., 20 bid; Masonic Temple bonds, +. & A, 6 C
gold ~ bid; Cbesa peake and Ohio Canal preferred
bonds. 6s, liz bid; Arlington Fire Insurance Com
pany no bid; National Metro poitan Fire Insurance
90. stock, los bid: FUrcoran Fire Insurance Co
stock, l07 bid New York, Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown 3. Go stock. l23 bid District Sc
curItles- District of Columbia - Permanent INN
e. }. J 1891, 81 bid, % asked; Mar ket stock
bonds ~, j. s 1892, 81 bid; Water stock Bon Is
Is, j j., 1901, 81 bid; Water Stock Bonds
Is, 1893, 81 bid; Funded Loan, ( Congress !
6SsF A. large. 1924 651a bid, IS asked: funded
l1aDs Cong s-65's n. & A, small, 1874, s. bid.
tWesh1nRt n Five Year Certificates, 8 TO- VI n
r. io1S, lG25a bid; Fund Losn Bonds, Leg 6s g.,
M & 1872, 100 bid; Certificates of Stock. tISa3 J
ss, A >; q Q, at pleasure, IS bid; Certificates Of
Gbt sape axe and Ohio Canal stock, tlSEJ 6's,. j. 4
J., 80 bid Georgetown Gen. Stock, SIS, J. A J
g. o., 1881. IS bid; Gen. Stock, 6's. A J. & o. at
pleasure, 50 bid Bounty Stock, 6's, j. A. J 4 o ,
at pleasure ~ bid; Market Stock, 6's J. A j 4 o ,
at pleasure, 20 bid Board Of Pubic Work.
Certificates General Imp, s's, J. 4 j., 1874
ls76, 1876, 1877. 1878. series 50 bid, SgsI asked
Certificates Sewer, SIS, J. J., ls74-77, 30 bid, 65
asked water Certificates. s's. 1877. 90 bid.
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THE COCRTS.
POLICE COURr-Jtutge Shell


To-day, VIM. q. Howe was fined $40 for
indecent exposure. Henry Gray, profanity;
50. John Noonan, unlicensed cart; SIS. Eman-
uel Hecht, charged with carrying a pistol;
s5O-an appeal noted. Mary Williams and
Corrine Gordon, loud and boisterous talking:
s. each. Patrick Morsissey, profane; IS. Jos.
Smith, do; do. Margaret Thompson eutic-
ing prostitution; SO. Fannie Kelly, loud and
bOisterOus talking; IS. Francis McCummins
forfeited collateral. Phillip Bolen, do. Chas.
Lucas and Thomas Lipscomb, disturbing
THE FIRST (CoLoRED) BAPTIST CHURCH
AGAIN
Robert Gtlcrfst was charged with mali
clous mischief In injuriDg the building
known as the First Baptist Church. corneI
OF 9th and q streets southwest This is a
continuation OF the same case before the
court yesterday Tht1nas Withers testified
10 seeing Gilcrist enter through the window
and let his crowd in through the door, which
he had unfastened The testimony was To
the effect that Gilcrist took a Stat out of the
Dlhu, ana holstlng the window got in. For
the defense 1t was testified that the Stat had
been loose for six months. The court inn
Poseu me oil So and Gilcrist, after stating
mat he was innocent of breaking into the
church, and was not present at the time said
he would like that il go to Jury. He there
fore asked an appeal.
Mary Merino, vagrancy; bonds, or work
house. Mary Nutrell, do; do. John Green.
disOrderly; IS.
A SINGULAR CASE.
MI. Blrhey called attention To the case of
battery on Elizabeth Allen, and stated thar
Elizabeth Allen had been summoned, but
she denied that she had procured the war
rant, and 1t seemed to him that some party
had person ated her. The case was dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Henry Thomas and Lawson Matthews were
charged with the larceny of two pistols from
EDWARD Devlfn ARRESTED yesterday by Lieut.
Skippon and Sergeant DinsmOre) and SEN
fenced to three months in Jail. Lawrence
Crump, larceny OF peas from John Saul;
Hecht, threats against Tyler Sherwood;
bonds TO keep the peace: Tyler Sherwood,
assault on Emanuel Hecht. The latter tes-
tined that his daughter had gone into Sher-
woods house, and he sent there for her. when
Sherwood came out and attacked him. The
case was continued until Tuesday.
Patrick Welsh, assault on Henry White;
nned $50 or $50 days in Jail. Maggie Will
nams, assault on Lizzie Gibson; IS and
costs Joseph Murphy, an idle, incorrigible
boy, was sent to the reform school, Wash
lngton Wilson, refusing TO obey orders as a
seaman on schooner committed TO fail for
tv enty- four hours.
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G. EORG ETOW.R.

The GARBAGE SERVICE here Is row being
performed Is y very satisfactory manner IL
Is hoped there Will be 10 further cause for
complaint.
GRAIN TRADF.-The offerings of wheat AT
the Merchants Exchange to-day amounted
to $500 bushels. Sales OF Loo Bushels at
s133,
RIVER AND CANAL Arr ved steamer
sue, rom Baltimore, consigned to J. G. an
J. NJ waters. with general merchandise for
Alexandria, with 1900 bushels wheat for
Hartly q Bro. By canal, boat ID. M Reed
with $50 barrels cement for ]. G. and j. NJ
Waters. "
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IRoTTING RACES AT BRIGHrwOOD-The
match race for $50 at BrightwOOd yesterday
afteT1 Don. between y. DOTsey's b. K Ed For
rest and J. H MCTrow's b. IN. Daylight mile
heats. best three in five, was won by the lat
Ter In three straight heats; time, PSI : ,
"a cox. MessTs. j. II Gray, Ed. Curtis
ana {. W Hayes acted as judges. The two
horses afterwards trOtted a twomile heat
for $40, which was also won by Daylight, in
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GEO. c. HENNING, 40 It'll street.

MISS RS. LANSBURG & Bro will open on
Monday, at Their stores, 4Oi, 100, and IO2O 7th
street, large assortment of new dress goods
received direct from manufacturers, consist
ing In part OF newest shades of French meri-
nos and camefs hair, which are well worth
an examination. Prices Of these goods lower
than ever before In the history OF the dry
goods trade,
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THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOSEPH q, ThurS-
day night elected officers as followS.-M
Mailman, commander. q. RI. Harvey irSt
Ceputy commander; John T. Graham Sec
ora deputy commander Henry McDermott
ihird deputy commander, r. A. Martin, re-
SoTGeT, Thomas MalOney, almoner; Rev. y.
p. Mccarthy, chaplain. John Daily. John
White, Dennis keneaily. Matthew MallOv.
&. W. Mccarthy. John Kelley and Frank
Schmidt were elected "a the new board OF
government
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DEATH OF A WAsHIEGToNIAN N Colo
kAiO-News has reached this city Of the
ueath, on tbe TN instant, in Pueblo. Colorado,
OF MI; ID Melville Gurley, formerly o. this
city Inc cause Of hts death was typhoid fe-
Yer. deceased " as the son Of the late Rev p
u OoTley, and was about 80 years OF age
lie resigned bis elerkship in the Patent flee
about Two years sgO, TO practice Law in Chi
cTseOO territory: Ills remains will probably
be brought 10 this CITY for iDterrnept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-.tr. j. f. Norris
today fled bill for Sarah Ann Atkins for
a divorce from the bonds Of matrimOny with
Edward Atkins. Plaintiff states that she
was married 10 defendant I'm Baltimore June
9Th, 1854, and lived with him for over two
years IN Pennsylvania and in this District
since. She says her married life has been
unhappy and miserable; that he has not given
her any support; and is and has been a hab-
ilual drunkard FOR many years, and has
treated her with great cruelty. She states
further that at the time of her marriage she
was possessed OF property valued at ais 600,
All OF which she has expended in the support
OF the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

SPECIAL PURCHASES OF line patterns OF
carpets, Brussels and three-ply, mats, rugs
sc, can be made at the branch store OF
Messrs. Lansburgh Bro, +o4, 400 and 1910
9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

AN INTERESTING ITEM, shoyipo tho
growth OF the city TO the north, is the fact
that eighteen months ago only two families
lived az LeDroit Park, while now more than
twenty families make IL their residence aud
The demand for homes in that beautiful To-
oality Is I"E beyond the supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

A-GRAND OPENING OF French pattern hats
and tonnets, besides latest Partisan novel;
ties, viii take place az Mr.. /. l.. Bouts store
next WeinfSday. See carl.
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UNDERWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTER
am Offering, with few exceptions, from tea
10 twenty per cent. below last seasons prices
My assortment is very large. In Cardigan
Jackets, am offering, specially, hand loom
goods of superior qualities. Also, German
hand-lOom Jackets.
GEO C. HENNING An 7th strnat
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CIT Y ITEMS.

THE BEST yard wide Androscoggin and
ble9ched cotton reduced To 10 cents per ward
al Burdetts, No. y2S It'll street ano No. 700 X
street. 1Oq2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

kIGNoLD- COLLIER.-Henry v, now play
Ell " the above ceiebrst Il actors Is aud %
cents, at junction News Depot, gth aad F
stIeets.-1dg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

WIN. II STAUsERY, No. $40 9Th street south-
west. SAYS he was cured OF rheumatism with
five doses OF Durang's X. Remedy. Sold by
all lIst-CIass druggists,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issile1 a.
JOilOws:-Edward NJ. Cobb. u. \ army. AMI
ketenah Leitch Addison; j II. Lewis a nd
Julia Taylor; Robert c. Richardson aad
Maria Collyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

PARTIES DESTROYS of purchasing property
for home or speculation should call on r
W. Miller & Co, 915 + street northwest
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-Next week we will
have the renowned "Vokes Family" at this
cosy theatre. They are excellent artists in
their line, interesting and laughable, and
should draw crowded houses nightly. The
Nokes will supply variety to the perform
ances of this week in the way of side-split-
ting burlesque with lively music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

WE CALL the attention OF lovers OF a nice
norse 10 the advertisement of an eight-year-
Obj sorrel mare. Any gentleman who wants
me animal for private use will appreciate
Ter; She rs guaranteed perfectly sound, KIND
and gentle, free and of good endurance.
drives either single or double, and is very
fast; was formerly owned by Mr.. A. r,
EOotR 49, ~ %
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w III. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM Dying sND CLEANING EsrAB

AZ JefsrSon Stresr, Gsorgeto,rH, ID C.
Established, ISL. Premium awarded, 1881 I'm
largo a d improved, 1874 Ladies and GeptIemen's
wearing sppar,l 81 every descrip ion, including
Nelvets, Crepe Wells and Trirrn,ngs-Kid Gloves .
SC SC, nic-Iy cleaned a. ed; ass. Curtains and
Ne~ Cos d., Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send us your address and we viii call for and re-
turn work al place In the District free OF extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and TO aEy place In thu country ap2I tr
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THE POLICE COURT BUILDING ALLEGED
TO BE A NUIsAECE-TO-day, Mr.. A. h.
brown, Attorney for the Board of Health
rled an information in the Police Court at
The instance Of James III. Smith, sanitary
inspector, and L. i. koene, health officer
against Mrs Mary A. Kimmell, proprietor
OF the building in which the Police Court is
belo, charging the maintenance OF a nui-
sance injurious 10 health, said building
having leaky roof, damp walls, without
proper ventilation, with stagnant water in
the basement, insufficient water supply and
drain pipe for the water-clOsets, defecti We
ainage. thereby rendering II unit for hu-
man habitation.
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tlfth avenue style Silk Hats at IS, $50,
and Sc at Lewis.
Twenty styles gents stiff Hats at - and IS So
Large stock soft Felts, 50 to IS.
Boys nice dress Hats, s1.25 and $3.50
Eoys' good shaped school Has 75aSI.
Mems good wool Hats, 75c., 81, SI.25, 81 80.
LEWIS One Price Store.
It'll street, between and K
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DRY GOODS.
R A K q AIN ST.

Usr RECEIVED
GUTMAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH
9I2 IRA STREET NV
OUR NEW FAIL AND WINTER STOCK
Specially Of BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
GllPl RE LACES, YAK LACES, SILK asd
NORSTkn fRINGFS Of the latest i'm pOrtAti0us
In which cannot he uhd-raNld
PLAID and SOLID DRESS GOODS in good Va
PLACE GOorS fan De- SCI iptions
10 our KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT we defy compe-
titkD
Elegant Two Ruttoned GLOVE, IS cents
~ lmns nse stock Of L>diss aud Gents UNDER
WEAR
arRe stock Of BLANKETS, QUILTS, SC
ll'Esnt 49, rtne ~ 90 PR SSFLS aud IN
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C. &c
sUTMaN's.
ocfl I'm Ola eth street northwest.
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FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Next Monday
evening Kelly & Icons Ministries and bur
lesque opera troupe will commence an en-
gagement OF six nights and one matinee
This company comprises twenty six per-
formers, the principal ones being Edwin
Kelly, OF considerable vocal ability, and
Leon, who has few equals as a representa-
tive OF female character. The troilpe com.
MERGED their fall season early in August.
and have been playing TO crowded houses
ever since,
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weather Probabilities Today.
OrPICr OF CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
w cur,rCrnN AeLnher @ lsl6. Z

For Me Atlantic states, high pressure
northeast to southeast winds, low temrera-
ture, Increasing clOudiness and otcs siOnaI
rain on the south Atlantic coast.
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FREcKL Es removed by Natures Beautifie

$50 TO $4,000 has been invested In Stock
Privileges and paid 300 per cent. profit chow
10 DO It," A book ON Wall street, sent free
Tumbridge d Co., Bankers, WAL street.
new YORK. 6,3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales O
1872 were e219, $50. l.12-s.wt
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THE FISHER AND OTTMAN CAsEs-Judge
Macarthur yesterday announced that his
engagements were such that he would be
unable 10 hear the applications of Charles g.
Fisher, nor IN jail on a charge OF larceny and
conspiracy, for writ of habeas corpus and
subJiciendum, and OF William a. Ottrnan
for reduction of bail, both of which cases
were set FOR hearing to-day, aud he fixei
Monday for the hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

THE SAILING DAYS OF the New Express
via canal between Philadelphia, Alexandria
Va, Washington and Georgetown, ID. c.. are
from pier 2, North Wharves. Philadelphia
Saturday, at II m: from 50 Water street.
Georgetown, ID. c., Monday. at 6 %. m. This
line connects at Philadelphia with Clyde's
regular semi-weekly line OF steamers for
providence, Boston and New England states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE GAS HOUSE.
Yesterday afternoon Sylvester Burns, sixty
years old, lahorer at the gas house. while
al work on the retOrts missed his footing and
Iell distance or twenty feet, breaking his
IeIt arm above the elbow, and fracturing his
thlsn bone lie was picked up and removed
10 bis home, No. 926 26th street, when a con-
sultation OF five physicians was held, and a
decision made not to set the fractured limbs
until tomorrow.
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ITkPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
NNPARAbLEBkD ASSDKrMENT-
UNPARALLkLED ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASsORTMkNT-
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
Ia Q7satity my Fabrics are unsurpassed.
In beauty Of Style ercol.
In moderate Of Price STRA Us, the C7o,hier,
is ,0ttho1E competition.
1 urge careful inspection Of my Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, GSaaing the Public
utd: 4 neUeT before hare hosf such
q variety of GG7Dleats to
please al tastes and
desires, TO aecOnlnsO-
dCte all purses, or
TO 0iue such en-
tire salts
faction.
~A visit 20 STRAUS, the Clothier, will fully
repay all who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase or only wish to
view my immense and well selected stock.
A. sTRAUs,
lOlI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sepAu Between 10th and 18th streets
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being requisite to health and com fort thou.
sands of the intelligent public patronize DR.
whites well-knOwn establishment, SIS 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblsins
Vascular Excrescepces etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

DRY GOODS.
We have Just returned from New York with a
large and well selected stock, among " hch have
some special bargains 10 offer 10 our customers
se0 yds Of Calico at Sc per yard These Prints can
not be bought by the csse in New York for the
leo pals ia Blankets at "a IS very cSesP % 'H'AP
~ pieces Mohsir at SOC. per yard Job lot, regular
LS, Of Canton Fennes at ISc per I'd, cheap at nc.
4" White Bed Spreads very cheap.
large and beautiful lot Of Dress Goods. plaid and
plain lhe n. wet things outl; Ladies and Gt nts
6oIisrs and CUTS: Yelling in the new bsass:
hosiery and Hdkfs; Blankets, ell sizes and quail
Comforts: White and Red Flannel: Curtain Jaces
IN the pew patterns: Table Dsmssk, and new
STYLES OF Wine Cloth; Brown and Blesohed Sheet
ing, all widths; best Brown and Blaschei
cotton in the market for 10 and I2c. ohssp lot Of
Cloth and Cashmere for men and bows
Tapestry. Brussels, Ply aud Ingram Carpets
NeiSet and Brussels Rugs, and as, and s-Qusrter
Our goods have all been purchased for cash. as
sheap ss can be bought; hence We are prepared and
Cal and satisfy yourselves to the correctness Of
What We state.
LUTTRELL WINE,
sep29 Wv 1880 Penn ave, cor 10Th street
GRAN OPENING
LhoNS Id LAN n OhOS GhAtN SILKS,
AT TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN CAN
BE BOUGHT SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
Suinet eros Grain, 81 IS, worth Sis
Gulnet Gros Grain, G 81, worth 81.
Guinet Cschemere SILKS, Sis, worth s23
Guinet Satin fHish, So, worth ~ 80.
Extra Gninet Satin finish, ga worth SAYS
Guinet Superb Satin finish. 81 50, worth S325
For q good WEARING SILK call at
&. NJ. TOwSON co.'s
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sep2S- eoSm south side, near 9TH street
Is THIS CHEAP!
Lsree lot double DAMASK TOWELS, all linen,
large sSZe, y cents.
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF, 7se
Nearly one yard vide me CHlNrZ CALICO,
In navy blue, u cents.
CARTER,S
5Os MARhET SPACE
very nne double fold black ALPACA, 81 cents,
Double width, all wool black CASHMERE, 81
cents; very cheap.
New tall and winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids,
Good CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents.
EXC lent CALICO, in short lesgths, ca cents,
spIer did yard wide blesched COTTON, in short
length, 10 cents. worth 1915 cents.
Splendid white BL 4NKETS, S.
a. CAsslMERks, CLOTHS, for men and boys,
Large TOWELS, L cent?; heavy sTocKIsGs,
kFRCHIEFs.6 cents.
BLACK SILK very cheap. sep2str
DANIELS HAIR CLOTH, asc a yard, solid col
- ors and plsids. This is extra cheap, st the
Cneagest Store in the city CoNNoLLfsd
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FRKcKLEs removed by Natures Beantifier

MISS HULETT is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Mattress Beau
tifeT. 1895
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RRODHEAD X CO.,
$50 PENNsY WANNA AVENUE
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREET..
Have inst rec lived q rlete took Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
from . cents e. 81 IS per yard, embracing Plain
aid PLAID CAMEL : HAIR, French DIAG0N AIS
vi sBhGES, ChtUin HIuTH, Snow feck Ell
CAmkLS HAIR, Suised pEBE4ES, &C Sc
many n which sbuOt be found eiseN hare Ga this
msrEet, having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLACK SILKS. from 81 10 20 81 50 per ward in
cluclnE The celebrated make Of Bonnet G uiuet, Bel
lev and 'otO ard pt- OF
BLACK CAsHMERFS e French manufacture.
rnsurpsssed IN color, quality and durability, from
BLACK ALPsCAsans MOHAIRS, from sc. Up.
DRAP nEkTE 81 Is &ud up
NOOLLkN BLANKETS, bed and crib, , from
S3t S25 psir.
White and Red FLANEELs, TwilIed and Plain, ,
from 10 cents 70 II Is per yard
eH " LIS. FIR IN n To 80,
RALmORAB SKIRTS, 81 aud Up.
Three button Paris lbs, 9 u IS in all cOlors.
Job Iron frame HOSE. bee quality, 81 box.
Mamsutta a. Blssched COTTON, Is cents yard.
These goods have been 81 g ted gith great care
and pure based Tor cash, and -bould receive the at
ten ton Of all close buyers
BR0DHRsO o. CO.,
oc'l-tr eS9 Penns. ave bet 9Th and nth sts
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moved from No: 7 Bridge street, George
new and compl-te assortment of pRY IL
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plete store In Georgetown TO select from.
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