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u Any person doubling the efficacy Of
kcIlrr's Roman LiuIment is respectfully
referred Ia Mr. Robert f. Woods. one Of
the proprietors of Woods Baltimore City
Directory, who was great sufferer from
rheumatism. Three applications cured
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Ii. N. House Items.
EAIn ANp FESTIVAL


ing To have fair aud festival; and now
patrons. looks to your p"cke,-books.
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oar select. As well Is our public schools
opened the Winter term under favorable
circumstances both of which. we are IN
formed. having made numerous accrssluns
To their numbers
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Al.Ot ND.

The blind man. with his ceiebated rat
aui mouse cxtcrmIEatcr. Farmers, millers
ami storrkrrprrs would do well ny giving
il i Trial 500 will Ice paid for any case that
docs not give satisfaction.
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BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
CARS LEAVE ELKToN,
Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS Run A. FoLL0ws
L-aN. Pngt prfs-It. -. ~. = -. Ii n5 4, y aud
In ami SEQ p.
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ACCIDENT

Nr. Wilson Marshall. while putting mp a
side shed 10 his bar:i. WAS thrown from the
scAil"ld. distance nf twenty feet. and I.-
crivcd severe injuries about the shoulder,
and head hut under the treatment OF DIR.
]. y. Mcarn>. is slowly recovering.
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The PURITY OF NISEGAR.-A distin-
guished professor writes To a distinguished
journal that, in this age Of adulteraiion,
the vinegar we use is pure There Is some
thing sweet III the thns:.Lt that mauufac-
turers of this sour product can nuthiu.iy
ours" II would seem 10 b. good place
right here to moralIze ON the fact that ore
class Of producers at least are honest, but the
point of the moral is rather hiuu:ed 10y the
statement by the professor that pure vine
gar is much cheaper to make than the adul-
terated article, and this is why We have
pure vinegar.
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u Christmas Goods at the
GLASS FRONT.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

There was livery game Of base ball be-
tween the Brick Meeting House and Not
tingham clubs, ON the grounds of the lat
ter. at Nottingham Station. on Saturday.
December III. resulting III Il score of -
runs for Nottiu ham and IL fol Brick VI
House. The game was well attended. the
playing being excellent on both sides. The
NottIughI am boys are now happy.
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THE ANNUAL NETTING

of the Cecil Detective Association will toe
held in Rns. Bank Hall. on Wednesday
December Ism. al 10 o'clock Nm Per
sons wr>hIn. - 5-cnme members, can Toe
admitted ON the all we day.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Mr.. Sutton Scarborough sold his property,
adjoining town, last week. To Samuel Col.
lom. of this district. Price. So 500 This
place contains 3 acres. Mr. CoIl"m re-
Gently sold his house aud about ten acres Of
Land. near FarmInst-n, I" Mr Humphrey
Watson, Of Ztou. Price, 81. GOO
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""hila.. vii. l. Bait. Railroad.

Trains leave North East station IS follows
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 10th. ISIS.

GoiS. SorrH
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NEW ADVERTISER
HIGH AUTHORITY.


g-~'i i'. brhrH. luaI---uu. pt,P-i-ia Fever. A-u-
L.. 81 Appetite. so.d ~ all Bru-- siI
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fhe District I'm Congress-.

me OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEES TODAY
, RS Kate Chase Sprague is having more
dhfculty to get her bill through the House to
reduce the assessment on the Edgewood estate
than she did through the Senate. 1t came up
Cor consideration in the District of Columbia
committee to-day. Mr.. Bouck. with the evil
dent purpose to defeat the bill, offered an
amendment that the reduced assessment be
beneficiary. 1t was adopted. Then he moved ne we'd
that the bill be reported to the House favor
ably This was defeated in committee by
argued that the amendment would Kill the
bill in the House. Mr.. Bouck moved to report
the bill, with the amendment, to the House
because such report Mrs. sprag 81 frieOds
knew would kill the bill. After four or five tie
votes had been taken on several propositions
to agree to some kind Of bill, the committee
adjourned and directed its clerk to inform
Mr. Clymer, who was absent, that his attend
ance at the next meeting of the committee is
desirable to break the present deadlock on
-, The ,9 committee agreed to report fayorab!y
the Dill 10 incorporate the National Fair
Grounds association. Also the bill to-amend
the statue of Incorporation of the Columbian
College, so as to allow an earlier meeting of
the trustees than is now provided for Prof.
Welt,l ing, OF the college, was heard in advoca-
sub. committee tMr. Mayhann, N. Y, chair
NAM, was appointed to confer with the judges
court had the time to take up and adjudcate
the claims against the District, and if so to
draft bill covering the subject.
RECHABITEs' ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The anniversary of the organization of Co.
llmbia District Tent, l. o. R., will be cele-
brated on the 10th inst, by a parade of the
order in the afternoon. Mr.. ThOs. B. Marche
viii be the chief marshal, with the following
aids: James G. Bates, VIM. Jones, John II.
COckrel, R. Il. Cook, Allen B!OxtOn, A. j. Ar
rington. J. H. Curtin. j. H Loveess Charles
Arundel and w. F. COggins. The following
tents will take part as distinct organizations
besides delegations from several other tents:
Eagle, Phoenix. Capitol. Washington Mount
Vernon, Friendship, Refuge, and Eagle, .Jr
OF Washington: Heber and Excelsior, of
georgetown: Virginia, of Alexandria and
washington. of HerndOn, Va There will be
SIX bands OF music in line.
ARREST OF THIEF AND RECOVERY OF
STOLEN PROPERTY. - Yesterday afternoon
Lieut.. Kelly, of the seventh precinct. recOy-
cred quantity of fancy articles and a new
revolver which had been stolen from O Meara's
show window last Sunday morning by a nOtO-
Tl0uS cOlOred thief named TOlhver Lee. alias
Ed johnson. The lieutenant also caused the
arrest OF the thief Mr.. O'Meara was sent for
and at once identified the property as that
stolen on the occasion referred to- Lee was
arra1gned in the Police Court to-day on the
charge OF larceny, and plead guilty. A charge
OF second offence was brought against him
and he was sent to jail for action of the grand
jury.
BEST 81 straw hat at Pettys, 5O3 9TH street.
opposite Post Ohice.-AdCt.
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NEW ORLEANS. AnriI D. ISIS

NEW ORLEANS. April ., 1878.
The undersigned certifes that he held TO r
collection for account of Geo. r. GOrnto, Lon
don Bridge, Princess Aun county Va, one
half of single number ticket No. A, 529. Class
:. D." in the Louisiana State Lottery which
drew the first capital prize of thirty thousand
having been sent by correspondence from the
office at New Orleans for the sum of one do
lar, and that the amount was promptly paid
in full on presentation of the ticket at the
Offce OF the company. +. B. LHOSTE,
Exchange Clerk Louisiana National Bank of
New Orleans
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GEORGETOWN.

FISH MARKET.-40,0O0 herring sold at $3.50
per 600; $50 shad at SIG per 100; 800 taylers at
CATTLE MARKET.-700 sheep and lambs sold
as follows: Old sheep, 4 to 434c. per lb !: lambs
So to 81 per head Is cows and calves, at SIS to
$40 per head. A few cattle only were on the
market, and sold at 4 to SIZE per ID.
MERCHANTS EACHANGE.-3, 700 bushels wheat
Offered-no sales.
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NEW ORLEANS April 16 1919

The undersigned certiies that he held for
collection for account of Juan Estebes, New
York. ticket No. 35,Ol6, Glass ID" in the
capital prize of five thousand dollars, on Tues
day. April 9, ISIS, said ticket having been sold
for the sum OF two dollars, through II. l..
Plum, agent, 3l9 Broadway, New York, and
hat the amount was promptly paid, on presen-
tation OF the ticket at the Office of the com
pany. M, WESTCoAT
Agent Southern Express Company, New Or
leans.
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RAILROADS.
PALTInO ORE AND OHIO RAILROaD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH AM WEST
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST

NOVEMBER 18th 1877.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
6:01-Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:b0-B Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
9s; b pi,ag; Winchester aud Way stations,
800 BaltiIno!e Express.
S:lO-Pledmont, StraSburg, Winchester. Hagers-
, town, Point o. Rocks and Way Stations.
S:oO-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and BaItf-
more Express. Pdrtor Car 10 New York and
$40 st. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. Connects for HaEarstown and
Valley Branch, except Sunday. Through car
for Stannt0n. PGr3Or Car to Grafton and
Sleeping Cars TO Louisville. Cincinnati. CO.
lumbuS, Chicago Junction and Sandusky
S:OU-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
1000 Baltimore Express.
BIO Baltimore. Enicott City, Annapolis and
Way Stations.
l30-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex.
press. (On Sunday 10 Baltimore only, stop
ping at all stationS.) f
3:3O-BaltmOre and Way Stations. (Wincbester
and Way Stations, via Reiay.)
4:SO-Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Elk
press. Frederick via Relay.
$50 Point OF Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
Alpchester ald Way Stations. On SUNDAY
10 Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
4:4O--Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
3O-'Philadephia, Norfolk and Baltimore Ex-
press; Passengers for Norfolk taken in the
ton on Sunday for Norfolk.
6:60-rBatimore and Way Stations.
6:b5--Chlcago ana Columbus Express. Sleeping
Cars TO Chicago.
7:30-*BaltimoTe Express.
9.25oo,St. Louis Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
Steepin0 Cars to ST. Louis and Pittsburg
No connection for PittSburg on Sunday.
S:5Om%New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Special SteepfaoCar to Philadelphia.
'DduH. Other trains daily. except Sunday
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NOTICE OF OPENING OF A PUBLIC
IN ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON.
OEEIGE OLE THE GnMNIIS ,
D OT TIE yum MISSIUNERS OF THE
In M

,
WASHINGTON, April "a, n, 1878 \
whereas an application in writing has been made
10 the Undersigned for the opening Of road in the
county of Washington, District Of Columbia, be-
ginning az boundary street northwest, at the
Junction OF the east line of LIE Drot Park with the
along the said east line of the aforesaid LIE Droit
PARK as the same app duly plated and record
ed In Liber Governor Shepherd, No 1, folio Is. in
the ONCE OF the Surveyor of the District Of CoIum-
bla TO Elm street, plat aforesaid; thence in
an eastery direction, across the farm OF George E.
Moore, 10 the southeast corner of piece of ground
know u and called the - Emmert Farm, ;, connset-
ing with private road running in northeasteriy
direction; and whereas the undersigned believe it
eondueye to the public interest to cause road to
be opened as above described and prayed for: and
whereas the route of said road has been by direc-
taon OF the undersigned. duly surveyed and plat
thereof prepared and filed in thsS office:
Notice is hereby given of the application afore-
saJ as We'll as OF the opening of the proposed road
and All persons having objections thereto are re-
qUeSted tn make them known to the undersigned Oh
or before May Is b, 1878. at noon. at their Office
Morriaen's Building, Four-and-a Half street.
Washington, ID. G.. where any objection which
may be haade will be heard and considered.
w. DEN UNISON,
5. l.. PHELPS,
al24. 81. mgI. Ash
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Weather Indications TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
NCaGfainuyfnn Nav g lg7Q

For The middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
g ties warmer northeriy winds, stationary or
falling barometer, increasing Goodness and
poSsihly rain will prevail
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LOCAL NEWS.
k,isaaemRnfa. &C. =.

Araasements, &C., Tonight.
National TheGter.-Migron.
Thedter COmtque.-Varieties
Western Presbyterian Church, Musical
and Literary entertainment.
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Notice..

All our correspondence is strictly confiden
tial. and we never publish the nam IS of per
sons drawing capital prizes without first oh
tanning written card over their vn sigma
ture, and unless specially permitted 10 publish
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CITY ITEMS.

DON'T wait till your head bursts before try
ing Lodite'S Headache Specific, but get
bottle at once. Two doses will cure you. 81
cents,
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TIRE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFUME.
KIES is q the FRENCH ESTABLISH.
nm 10y 6l6 sra street opposite United States
atoHce. oct2S-tr
INhE Oriental SILK WORSTED SUIT for $50
~ tne most dresSy ont this season. az
eioo A. STRAUSS,
nFMoNGEOT,s AMBYosrsI. ,or ,,s Hat,
u. B. Patent 0tica " ' d. upp" ~
no YGU WANT 70 SAVE MONEY IN
II buy.rg your ClCthing? IL So .aIl at '
siso 4, STRAUS', lOlI Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

You MAY BREAK, You MAY SKATER THE
vase if you WILL
But the scent OF the roses will elm rouni it
still,''
was written in spirit prophetic of j. & E. At
kinSon'S Extract of White Roses
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKE1.-Sold by r. A.
Golden Il Bro, Agents, Washington May s,
lsds'-5a,OO herring, from IS TO 81 per Loo;
SveS shad, from $40 to sl2 per LOO
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pLACK SILKS. C0L0RFn S1IEs

RLASh SlLhS, C0LOHEB SILKS,
L. L ,Slu SlkS: Check Silks, Black Cashmere
Black IamiSe. Black SILK Warp (Hsnriettal RiacI.
APacas, and undoubtedly the largest assortment
OF new ana beautiful Spring Dress Goods I'm Wasb
mgton city. CARTER 5. III Marked StGce.
IA, The Popular Casb.D Goods Store
W. are SelDng an excellent quality IGuinet make
baGk Elm real satin finish, sublime QUALITY AZ
ShitEo. Me nave sold one thousand Yards OF this
FIN since February %, 1873. We are selling the
GeSt a. S;lk In this city at 81 We are selling
soou blach SIX at &c. We have lust received a
large lot Of Culored Silks in beautiful light shades
Al bllIS N"o; very wide, double width fine GuaI.
NY BACK a" mere, 60c. This Black Cash mere ia
special bargain, only soc. About 800 pieces OF
aSsimefeS Tor mems and boys wear: prices rang
ing from sc. TO Sl.60. Beautiful Spring Dress
locus tW9oi not co'ton). 15c.: pure silk aud wool
DlaCh anu Culored Grenadines al the very lowest
Csh prices; Tour "a pair Of real English Stockings
woven SeamSl Tor 81. We are selling tire very
3eSt b.a ,nIlcHmg that is made, e-yard wide
SPECIAL NoTICE.-We have placed large SIGN
across me pavement in front of our store with onr
name (CA RTER'S) written on il in gold ietters
SO that every one will know where 10 find ths
cheapest and largest assortment Of Dry Goods In
Washington. snIR3r
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NEW ORLEANS, AOril TO- 1878
The undersigned certies that he was the
holder of ticket No. "A, 100, Glass "D," in the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the fourth
capital prize of twenty-fv hundred dollars
on Tuesday, April g. 1873, said ticket having
cost the sum OF two dollars, at the Office of A
+. Saloy, NO. H3 ST. Philip street, and that the
amount was promptly paid on presentation of
the ticket at the office of the company
f.. MOREAU,
2S9 IRENE street. New Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

N ATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
~ FOB THE HAIR
restores gray or faded hair to its original color
sn0 yolthlal appearance in three to ten days, re-
moves danofun, and prevents the hair falling
WIN constantly Increasing sale for the past
elgnt years, we reel satisfied we can recommend it,
Of this character Of
First, being warranted entirely harmless
second, no sediment or other eItraneous mSs.er
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp to shake
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails,
trial will convince,
Put up In large bottles. Price One Dollar.
For sale ut
Corner Sd and ID SITS. n.sc,.
mar1S-u 0ssd c0Tsser 1Ath 0ssd n.sc
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See advertisement in another column.

WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP?-FirStly. it is endorsed bv
remedy for local diseases OF the skin. Second
ly,it is an admirable article for toilet use.
Thirdly, it is inexpensive.
Beautity without risk with EtN's Instan-
tdfleOuS Hair DUe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

REV. w. d. MORGAN, pastor of the Third
Baptist church of North Stonington, Conn.
was thrown from a wagon early yesterday
morning and instantly killed. He was return
ing from Masonic meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

THE OPERA.-This evening is the last of the
short, but brilliant, engagement of the Stra-
Theater. The opera to be presented is Miguon.
Miss Kellogg viii sing the role of Filina, Mile
Roze that of Mignon, aud Miss Cary. Federico.
Tom Karl, Comfy, G0.tschalk and Barlli are
also in the cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

ALL CHRONIC COMPLAINTS are aggravated
by cold, moist atmosphere, and it is there
lore particularly necessary for those who are
ever their type may be, to meet this predis
posing cause of sickness with wholesome
antldote. HOstetter'S Bitters should be taken
9ally at TINS season by all persons laborng un-
der chronic ailments that tend to weaken the
system.
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1910 GREAT 1870
1910 PENNsILXANIA 1913
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
no.x LIa a, 1I. Gil u,-.I- ~ -

1910 PENNsSXTLXANIA 1873
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double T. aek. Steel Rails,
Splendid scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
APRIL 4th. 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot.
For Pittsbmrg and the West. io1 tS ams daily,
with Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars
Chicago. ~
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ganandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
'Hf Paass Cars 10 w aa eIFs 5f
W WIN * n, Lock Haven, Elmira and Wat
For fkHy i!fep S shs
N. daily, with Palace Cars attached Limited
Express Of Pullman Cars, $40 am. daily, eI-
For New York and the East, 1:so p. m. daily. ex-
ssGs to os w1h sfse SP Ss sn Wash
through halns connect AT Jersey City with
fs oa5s OF to BFF3 SId AnneI aordng direct
vo rage and Journey across New York city,.
and a. sO 81 a an5 Sunday
Limited Express, $40 a. m. daily, except Sun
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore, s:55. $50 a. no.
For PSpe's Greek Li1s, e:55 q. m. and 4:so p. m.
For Annapolis, 6:65 a. m. and 400 p. m. daily.
except Sunday. '''
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
6AlLMA4 AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHIN9TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 9, 2, 8, $40, 10, IL AIM L
40, 8, 6. Up. IN. On Sunday at 9:I0 a. M. and
For the South, via Richmond, 2:45 a, m. daily.
6:10p. m. daily, except Sunday '
ira ms leave ave A ~ for Washngton g.
PIN: On Sunday at $40 aud 10 a. m and s q. m
Iekets, information, sleeping and parlor cars ae-
commodatfons can be procured at the oflces north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PennsyIyania
avenue northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
sylVan1a avenue, and at the depot, where orders
can be left for the checking Of baggage to destina
ton from hotels and N sidences.
l.. T. FARMER, General PASSENGER CANT
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nSVIo
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MISS SUSAN A. STUART, a public school
teacher at lions church, Norfolk county. Va
was found dead in her room over the school
house Monday evening. Her pocket book was
rified OF its contents. There were no other
evidences of foul play
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A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES
Z AT Doc: pair. few Msrseilles Spreads. AZ
- on and " soiled, worth "a Roby's Doubje
Bust Corset, guarantee steels n0t 20 break. 81
par: .s tSasSmeres from l2f to 75c. yard; Cash.
nIeres IRON Oto 16c. yard; Alpacas from Is TO 7bc
Sara; Pure Linen Table Damask 25c yard, los.
b. BAILEY, cor. 7th and st. S. W. mart fm
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YOU viii never buy any other if You once see
s'ET celsiOr' Refrigerator in use at Hamilt0n'S,
Y. nj. =. A Building, 9th and ID SITS. col:
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NEW SPRING
~ DRY GOODS.
We have Just opened new Bourettas Kntctar
oockeIs. Sliks, Cashmeres, Lawns. &c
BOO SILK Sun Umbrellas for | aides ana t3entla
men, ranging in price from 81. our TO 81 90.
Androscoggin Cotton. TIC.
Fruit OF the Loom, &c.
Lonsdale Cambria, 12kc.
No. 92s 7TH ST.. w.
No. 106 K ST. NV. mar27-tr
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ROsTON SHOE AUCTION House.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
4S1 Pennsylvania 4cenus,
BETWEEN ~ AND 9Th STREETS.

ShEAfEsT HOUSE THIS SIDE OF -
BOSTON.
GhEAT REDUCTI0NIN We VGOODS
LOOK AT THE FACTS
Gent's Buf Caters, So now IL o5
Gent's Calf Caters. So now So
cents Lace Shoes. S2. so. now 81 25
Boys and Misses Balls. 81 rs. nov 76c
Ladies FoXed Balls, ST. 60 now 9Oc
Ladies FoXed Balls. 50 now 81 rs
Ladies Foxed Button, So IS. now 81 25
Laqtes ram Lasting Balls. 50. nov 81
Ladies Kid and Goat Button, So now 81 20
LADIES Newports and Ties, 81 70, now 703.
Lad eS Slippers, 50, 80. 60 75c
Shldren'S shoes. Is, 40. 60 75c,
from So to SIS. 'S0'
Genuine Pebble Goods,
Lasting and FoIed Button Boots from 81 80 20 So
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED
than any other house in the city.
IN the above house can be found the best home
MADE, hand-stitched Low Quarters Ties and
StIaps-irom Fanst Bry. & Co., baltimore Nd D
ferry. Clark Co., baltimore, Nd, and other
Wel-known manufacturers, at
THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
mYI-u 4S1 PeaH'a aceaae.
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AT THE ELECTION IN BIADHysRrpc AZ,
Monday for town commissioners. tha: To-.
number Of votes polled was 70. For the elf;
Zens' tcket-Dr. Charles A. Wells. Il HAIL
son Walls, 60 DIR. Charles o; Lewis. 80 Fran.
the worlngmen'S tieket-E. z. Goldman. %.
James wilson, 20; George Melting Is; John
III. Dag, H.
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NLYMONT PAVILION.

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management and has been placed in first-rate "a
orqer I9I tne coming seas,n and no charge, ~
Apply to s, F. SMITH. Proprietor, or lsEA
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

ENRST GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
i On the Barge ''COCKADE cry
Will take place SUNDAY. May IL, -nuza>
leaving the 9TH st. wharf at clock EzaEal!f
and returning at g. laIdng at Fort a7NN-z1-z1Esf9
Washington going and returning.
Tickets % cts. no charge for children under ten
yealS.
DoEch'S Band, sixteen pieces.
P1ly Wright and HammeTsly, Caterers,
This Barge can be chartered for S6O ms
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous Suf-
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eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
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boys and chiId E LEAnISs STYLES of youths,
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SSeery 70 the Boys Clothing Hon as way ~
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