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- MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Ge3rge r: wilkinson and Sarah A West: John
OgietSn anu Eliza Williams; Marshall Clark
and Alice u. Cook. both of Raltimare - oonoe
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LAMB AND GREEN PEAS for SUNDAYS dinner
Such lamb as epicures select, at the stands of
John X: Kelly, Nos. 62S, 629, $780, Centre and
QG-20S N l.. market ~
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Maine had 500 divorces last year-an in
crease of 100 since 1874 and about one to every
Il marriages.
&rThe safe of the treasurer of the Eaton
ton (Ga.) Branch railroad, at Eatonton, was
robbed OF 200 in currency and $4,000 in
notes and mortgages, Wednesday night.
A1-The trial of Louisa Bowen, on the charge
of manslaughter, for taking the life of Benz
c. MuZZy, at Norwich Falls, Conn.,, in October
last, has resulted in verdict OF not guilty.
Accomplishments don't fill the market bas
ket.
ATA st. Louis woman died without medi
cal assistance"
ga little Florida boy tanned an alligator,
and then the alligator tanned the little boy.
A6-A modest miss asked at confectionery
for a dozen "OsculatiOns,'' I'll. e. kisses.
~BOston pays about $4,000 yearly in as
sisting poor families, an average of about $35
to each family assisted.
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ART SALE:-The superb collection of oil
paintings and drawings are now ON exbibitiV4,n W.,
and catalogues ready for distribution. See adj.
YertiSement wv St"-
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SPRING HATS AT Pop

SPR1NG HATS At POPULAR PRICES.
Gents fine Silk Hats 81, worth -:
New style Derby'S. $50. 81, s.. 80, So:
Nice assortment of Soft Hats, 81, $50 s.. 81 80
Special attention is called to our Dollar Hats.
We have a splendid assortment of Boys and
Chlidren's Light and Dark FeltS, and Brown,
White and Mixed Straw Hats. at all prices.
from soc. to $50, at Lewis, $40 It'll ST. between
and X. }
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BLACKsMITHs' iron, tools, horse shoes, bolts
and heavy iron ware also, butchers tools, &c.
will be sold on Saturday morning, at hardware
sale, 6l2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue I
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THE COLLECTION OF PICTURES now on exhi-
bltiOn in the COrcOran building, corner of F
and 18th streets, is well worthy the attention
OF every one In any way interested in art In
scope and quality it is far i'm advance of the
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THERE WILL BE OFFERED some of the finest
SOuthdOwn lamb at the stands of Jas. A. Hoff-
man, No. 81 Riggs and 226 and 22S N. L. mar
ket, on to morrow.
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The GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,
corner 9TH and + streets, pays interest on de-
posts. Safe deposit boxes for rent.
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District Government Affairs.
THE FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR APPRoPRIl

THE FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR APPROPRIA-
TION,
The District Engineer has made report to
the District Commissioners in relation to
plans for the most judicious way of using the
$1,000 appropriated for continuing the work
OF filling the old canal, between Maryland
avenue and south Capitol streets. He recon-
mends the providing of surface drainage in
the vicinity of the Capitol: and that ten hours
shall constitute days work for the employees !;
per day for laberers, and $3.50 for horse and
cart with driver. The District Commissioners
have approved the report of the engineer, and
work will probably be commenced next Mon
day.
WE HAVE only few of the three button
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HE FIRE at II o'clock today was i'm a stable
Id the rear OF l24 B street northeast, owned by
EdWard German. The fire department re-
SRohded promptly and extinguished the flames.
, Inc loss was about sl0O, and it is supposed
that IL was the work of an incendiary
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LECTURES.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

public Lecture on this subject will be delivered
under the auspices Of the L1NTHICUM INSTI.
TUTE. byJOSEPH NJ. WILSON, of Washington
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 10, at 80
O'Clock, in the Curtis Public School Building, I'd
street, Georgetown. a5rS
- Hon. ALONZO BELL, Assistant Secretary of
the INTERIOR, 10th st. Presbyterian church. bet. 1
O'Clock. ana A
Z EMANCIPATION and CATHOLlCITY.
Lecture by DR.. J. w. ROGERS. for the benefit
OF ST. AUG USTINE'S CHURCH.
At FOTd'S Opera House.
SUNDAY EVENLNG, APRIL Z, 1875,
at O'Clock.
Tickets Fifty Cents. ana 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-05

NEW STYLES OF PARASOLs with fancy
handles; new spring dress goods, immense
assortment 10 make selections from buntings
2oe:, all colOrs: all wool black cashmere SOC
and up cassimereS for boys wear, pc and
up new mattingS: spring carpets. TowsOn-s
nue., south side.-Adrf
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@A novelty of the Paris exposition will
an enormous balloon capable of conveying q
persons.
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Weather Indications To-day,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.


For the middle Atlantic states, clear or part
ly cloudy weather, westerly winds, stationary
temperature, and stationary or higher pres
an
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TWENTY MINUTES is the time required for
L0dWe,S Headache Specific to cure nervous
and sick headache. Price 50 cents per bottle.
IF THERE is ANYTHING demOnstrable in the
rapeutcs, it is that HoStetter's Stomach Filters
is an antld0te to intermittent feverS. No in
stance can be cited in which it has been taken,
either as safeguard against this class of dis
eases, or as remedy for them, and failed to
produce the desired effect The season when
malarlOuS feVerS are rife has commenced and
VlSItalonS should be without this great pre-
Ventlye and remedy. Indeed it is the most
poten! protection against all the ailments which
prevail in the spring months.
ACTING. THROUGH THE PORES upon the
sources of inflammation Glenn SuIDJi,Ir S0gD
promptly relieves the burning itching and
other annOyanceS caused by Salt Rheum
Scald Head, Impetigo, Erysipelas, and other
SKIN diseases and ultimately removes every
HI. HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE is safe as
500 different styles Gas Globes at Hamflton's
Y. NJ G. A. Building, 9th and d SITS. ?, l6,eo6;
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs-Don't fail
10 procure Mrs. WinSlOloS Soothing Syrup for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
nee child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
health to the child, gives rest to the mother
HAPPY TIDNGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. ISd&kIy
TO LADIES AND GRNTLRMRN.-We wish to
eau attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour.
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
european Invention, he Is enabled to do his
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
TACT, the cheapest in the city on account of his
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned two pair for Is cents.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MAPLEWOUD INSTITUTE CoNCoRD-
Al VILE, PA.-Boys. $50 per quarter; Girls,
S4o Students prepared for business Yale or Har.
ward College. Instructors frst-class
1eb22-ly j. SHORTLIDGE. A. M, Prin
I EssoNSIN GERMAN, LATIN and GREEK.
70 Bishop Wn-LIAN PINKNEY. Rooms for
prlyste Classes at 1901 II st. NV. Address 1895
n 81. jan23-Sm
JAMES C0RRID0N, Professor OF Peanan-
bookkeeping and Short Hand taught in short and
easy courses OF lessons. Thorough instruction
schoos. le4 1y"
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A UTHORS' FESTIVAL
"A FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
WOMES'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
AT MASONIC TEMPLE.
On THE EVENINGS OF TUESDAY, WEDNFs
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, April
"a, sd 4th and 9th, 1873, at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets for sale al Parker'S and Ballantine's
tn street; Purcells 9th street, and at Whitakers
DOCK store, PENNSYLVANIA avenue. marlR-dta
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

AUuHtuItHNss Nt', HVH1NHs'
National T7edter.-"A Celebrated Case
Iheater Cbnltque.-VaTieties.
Masonic Ple.-AuthOr's Carnival.
Lincoln HoH.-Rambles about London.
CONGREGATIONAL Cturch.-Lecture on Art
in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
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NEW PARAsOLs. NEW PARAsOIs, NEW
PARAsoLs. Black bunting, colored bunting
an ali c0toTS and shades. at a special low price
black silks, excellent quality, 81: black silks
the finest quality, real satin finish, only 81. D.
This silk IS special bargain. Black cashmere.
all pure wool very wide. double width, SOC
black cashmere, double fold 25c.: beautiful
dress goods, (woOl), 15c. Carriers, II Market
SPACE
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NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
IN FOR THE HAIR

IN FOR THE HAIR
Restores gray or faded hair to its original color
and youthful appearance in three to ten days re-
moves daRdruh, and prevents the hair falling,
With constantly Increasing sale for the mast
eight years, we feel satisfied we can recommend IT.
it mas tne advantages over all other preparations
First, being warranted entirely harmless.
Second, no sediment Or other extraneous matter
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake
up before using.
Third, does not stain linen OF the finger nails.
Put up in large bottles. Price One Dollar
For sale at
Corner I'd and ID SITS. n.fo.,
maflS-u and corner 18th and i n.sc.
nEMOREST PATTERNS, all the new STYLES,
II Just received by w. 2. WHITE Il CO., Book
sellers and Stationers, 1142 7th street W. School
and Blank Books specialties. sep6-1y
GOKE DOWN TO EOUR CENTS.
FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOB E0
GAs-LIGHT OFFICE.
Ct l-tr All AND Als 10TH SfRxxr.
A GOOD PREVENTIVE FOR NEURALGIA
"A AND CATARRH
ussi-R DEN Gx0T's HyGHNIC WJasB
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else csI, SHERMAN, his friends, or any one
yaTis%a n invest the ir silver dollars TO great adj
$1,000 ~ par, for trunks TRAVELLING bapS
and 5sH,,,nS aihess &c, at the popular trunk
ham az m si nriaantntactory of James S. Ton
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKrr At, -
Sold by X. A Golden & Bro. FisP a o. ?, s's.
1.6sO Shad. sold from s24 TO $50 DER ,on ~ 90
herring, sold from SO 10 $3.50 per Loo -O'O0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-05

The BOYS as well as the girls are on the guj
ftte for the latest STYLES in spring suits, and go
where you will, in discussing the styles for
youths, boys and children'S wear. whether for
ureSS or school purposes, you will hear the
DoyS clothing house of b. Robinson & Co.. 900
pennsylvania avenue, spoken of in connection
Win all that Is most desirable in the line of
youths, boys and children'S clothing and Won
very readily come to the conclusion. and Justly,
mat lhe hrm OF B. Robinson 4 Co. take the
Iead IN their specially. The reputation of this
nrm Tor lair dealing is well established. and
thelr establishment is known almost to every
household in the District.-Adrt 80
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PMPLES.-Pimples removed free of charge
at the China Doctors office, 237 Pa. ave-
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REALTY

BEATTY
ORGANS. Superb $40 Organs only Sa6 Pianos
retail price on other manufacturers $500 only
s26o: Beautiful $3.50 Pianos, s17s-Gran nsie,
tcorrGnted IS days test trial. Other bargains
want them introduced. AGENTS scdnted. Pdpes.
free. PIANOS. Address DANIEL +. BEATfY,
Washington, N. j. msre-lm
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FOUNDING THE POCNDERS.-On Wednesday
morning mob of rough men made an attack
on gen. sam EinStein. poundmaSter, and his
forces 1T North Capitol street and New York
avenue and by means of throwing stones,
brick bats and other missiles rescued three
COWS which had been seized by him for i'm
pounding. The police have several warrant:
against the Perpetrators of the outrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-05

THE NEW AGE OF Art

THE NEW AGE OF Art.
Rev. j. LEONARD CORNING'S Illustrated
Lecture on art in the 18th and 18th Centuries -
In the Congrega,ional CHURCH, corner Of 10th and G
O'Clock. Tickets at Art Club Rooms, Fin's, Galt's
and Brad, Adams ara .0ts
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THE COTRTS-

WE HAVE only few of the three button
gloves left. and are selling them at 40 cents.
ChaS. Baum, 408 eth street.-Adrt.
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TWENTY MINUTES is the time required TO
L0GHe, Hedddche Specific to cure nervous
and sick headache. Price 50 cents per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-05
- 500 different styles Gas Globes at Hamilton's
Y. nj. c. A. Building, 9th and D SITS. 2l6eo6:

MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERs-Dont fail
to procure Mrs. Winslo1s SOOTHING Surup for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
me child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lateS the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WILLARD HALL.

WILLARD HALL
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT rendered
BESSIE BEACH.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL S, AT So'CboCK.
The Hutchinsons win sing. Messrs Rogers, Bou-
dinot and McCauIy have generously offered
their aid, as also some of the Finest
Dramatic Talent of the city.
Tickets 90 Cents: for sale at Wizards and the
Riggs House, and PRINCIPAL Music Stores. apS-5t
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u 8. ELLIOTT
De Can be found at
STALLS No. 81 and So Washington Mar
ket, (1th street wing and 222 street
Market, by his friends and the lovers OF 49,
CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON
CORNED and SPICED BEEF a speeiaItv
Marketing delivered Free fel,2s-sm
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Gs oN THE CASH Plan.
GOOD Tea, per H., Is cents
Green and Black cas-, 30 So and 4Or per III
Magnlncent Imperial and Oolong Teas remark.
ape Iof strength and flavor, per 10, soc.
very choice UncOlored japan Tea per III 5Oc
-, lbs. DURYEA'S Starch, 25c., and Corn Starch
10c. per 10. ~ e0of
White Sugar (Al, 8, and GRADUATED IOc per H.
ice Molasses, (blight as New Orleans, Der gaI
4oc. Goods delivered in Washington or George.
IoWh; q. y. O'HARE a SON,
MAJ ii-H I<Io seventh st. n.tr.. bet. M and ",
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-23

WEDNESDAY. The Senate refused, by
vote of 10 to 81, to refer Mr.. Matthews
silver resolution to the judiciary commit
tee. Eulogies were delivered on the late
Senator Bogy. In the House, three ap-
preparation bills were passed,
THURSDAY. Senate. Mr.. Wadleigh pre-
sented Senator Morton's report on the
Chinese question. President Noah Porter
was appointed regent of the Smithsonian
Institute, Mr.. Mcdonald offered resolutions
in honor of the late Senator Morton, and
eulogies were delivered by Mossrs. Ed
munds, Thurman, Conkling, Burnside,
Morgan, Booth, Anthony, Mitchell, Bruce
and Voorhees,,
House. A resolution was presented au-
thorizing postmasters in towns Of over
5000 inhabitants to sell United States
bonds. The bill making persons charged
with crimes eligible as Witnesses was pass
ed. Mr.. Blair spoke against the restora-
ton of silver.
FRIDAY. In the Senate Merriman and
Maxey spoke on silver. In the House
eulogies were pronounced on the late Sen
ator Morton.
MONDAY. S,naLe. The case of Major
Runkle was referred to the judiciary COM
mittee. A great many petitions were re-
ceived in regard to reconciliation, pro
and con. Jones of Florida and Cockrell
spoke for silver.
House. Petitions in regard to naviga-
ton, railroads, ETC., were very numerous
Mr. Southard's motion to suspend the rules
and pass bill to pay duties in greenbacks
was defeated by the lack of two. thirds
vote; the vote was 154 to 96.
TUESDAY. But little progress was
made in either house; the silver question
being the main thing thought and talked
about.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-23

81. NtchOl@S for February has an excel
lent table of contents. 1t carries US to the
reefs of the Bahamas, to the tea-lands of
China, among the birds of Florida, through
perils and mirages in African deserts, to
loggy London Streets and to the tropical
wonder land of II Robson Crusoe story
d" How Sir William Phipps found the
Treasure in the Sea-" by S. G. w. Benia-
min, iSa tue and exciting story Of adven-
ture in the successful search for wrecked
treasure ships; this is one of the specially
rowing stories. The others are: " A
"TRIP to the Sea Country" by William Nj
TiIeston, giving illustrations and u lively
narrative of Il boys visit to one of the tea.
growing districts of China. There arc
several fresh and illustrated stories, and
some charming poems, The department,
are full and lively and attractive, with sug-
geslive tit-btS, and interesting letters from
the youngsters themselves.
ScTibner'S Maga5ine for February, Of
which one hundred thousand copies are
printed, is called the L" Mid-winter Mum.
Der Among the notable features is a full
page portrait of Lincoln, by Wyatt Eaton
from the last photograph. engraved tc
accompany Noah Brooks's "reminiscences
of Lincoln y and Stoddard's sonnet to
Lincoln. There is Il finely illustrated
paper on Moose Hunting, in which hunt
with Indians in New Brunswick is describ.
ed; II picturesque paper on "Recent
Church Decoration " by Clarence Cook
1.-The Majolica of Castella, d" in which some
fine specimens of this ware are illustrated
and described Il continuation of Stockton s
domestic sketch, entitled 1.-The New Rud-
derGrange;"a poem by Stoddard, entitled
" A Wedding under the Directory" illus
trated and many illustrated papers of in
terest, including Washingtons only Sis
ter" and d" The College Rank of Distin-
guished Men. The serials by Miss Traf-
ton and Edward Eggleston are continued.
In Topics of the Times =" DR.. Holland
discusses " Church Debts" "The (Eccle-
siastcaD Machine in New England and
other topics. The other editorial depart
ments are full of interest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-23

The Alabama bar has Just admitted \
negro to practicc,-thc first who ever an.
piled.
The Cleopatra obetisk passed Margate
Sunday, and was expected to arrive in the
Thames Monday morning.
The House has passed bill to let ncr-
sons accused of crime testify in their own
behalf in United States courts. if thew
wanted to, and also thanked Exploror
Stanley for getting out of Central Africa
with whole skin.
James Gordon Bennett has sold his
pleasure yacht Dauntless to New Yorker
for ten thousand dollars, and bought the
Arctic steam yacht Pandora for twenty
thousand dollars. Is he going to send
Stanley to find the north pole9
Hon. B. H. BriStow visited Boston last
week and Thursday evening dinner was
given him by $50 of the leading citizens,
The N. Y. Tribune seems to see arising
from the occasion a cloud in its presidon.
tial horizon. Blaine of Maine would bo
moro pleasing to the Tribune.
The geographical societys BANQUET in
honor of Henry M. Stanley. at the Hotel
Louvre, Paris, Saturday night, was mao.
nificcnt affair. Two hundred and sevontv
guests were present, including leading
members Of the society, James Gordon
Bennett and other representatives of the
New York Herald London Daily 7ele.
graph and Paris newspapers, and REPRE-.
sentative of President McMahon.
The executors of the estate of the late
Horace Greeley have made their final set-
Element. The estate consisting largely of
stocks and bonds which have greatly de.
preciated in yalue it has been considered
advisable to distribute them in kind anon
the heirs. There is one hundred and sixtv-
three thousand dollars of such assets. in
elusive of sixty thousand dollars Tribune
stock. Among che assets there is al least
fifty thousand dollars in worthless promis.
sorry notes, besides forty-nine thousand dol
lars due the estate from Cornelius Van.
derbilt, Jr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-23

In Paris the care of fingers is II trade
Olive Logan says that she visited a mani
cures rooms out of curiosity, and found
them crowded with men and women
awaiting their turn. The dress and bear.
ing of all present indicated their position
and in almost every case it was one oil
social Importance. After tedious waiting
Olives turn came and she seated herself
by the manicure's little table, upon which
were scattered the tools of her trade. These
were scissors and knives of shape spe-
ciaily devised for the trimming of the nails,
files, nail cleaners, II small basin Of rose
water with bit of soap near it, tiny
towel of linen cambria, II bit of lemon, and
various polishing powders and sweet
smelling unguents in the form of ruby col
ored pomadeS The first step in her pro-
ceedings was 10 wash off the finger tips
carefully, then to dry them, after assuring
herself that there were no ink spots or
other stains upon them. Then she clipped
and trimmed the nails into the approved
tilbert shape, neither too short nor too long
nor too pointed, nor too broad; the :" half
moons at the base Of the nails were gent
ly brought into clear light; all "hany
nails were amputated and after this she
rubbed Il coral colored pomade of deli
cious odor upon the nails and the upper
part of all the fingers. After allowing this
to remain little while she wiped it of
again, and scattered upon the nails gol-
den brownish powder, which she vigorous
ly rubbed with the whole length of her
powerful forefnger, occasionally aided by
the palm. More pomade, more powder,
more rubbing, and then the nails were
shown with that beautiful CLEAN upon
them, that pearly pinkness, seen in the in
terror of some delicate sea shells. The
charge was forty sous.