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Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

No change I'm the Army-ResignatiOn
wanted.
CHICAGO, December 6.--The Iri6une's
Washington special says: The joint army
commission has decided on the army bill,
which does not materially change the fighting
force, but only the staff.
1t is stated confdentially that U. s. District
Attorney Bangs, at Chicago, will shortly be
called on to resign.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
"MIGHT MAKES RIGHT

Bargainlng to Divide up Another Mans
Possessions.
ED1NBURG, December 6.-The Sc0tman's
London correspondent says: In influential
quarters it is believed that an arrangement
with Russia for the settlement of the Central
Asia question is on the tapis, and it is likely
to assume the form of partition of Afghan
istan
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

Butler to Start q New Democratic Party.
NEW YORK, December 6.-The T1I0une's
Washington special says: The friends of
Butler credit him with the intention Of or
ganizing a new Democratic party, which will
be made Especial champion of human
rights"
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
O'Leary's Tramp Against Time.

O'Leary's Tramp Against Time.
PHILADELPHIA, December 6.-O'Leary had
made 337 miles tonight when he retired for
his midnight rest, leaving 63 miles to be &C.
complished before II o'clock to morrow
night
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

LONDON, December 6.-Before the passage
of the address in the House of Commons,
Mccarthy Downing complained Of absence
in the royal speech of any promise to redress
llish grievances.
Power and Sullivan, Irish members, pro-
tested against the Afghan war.
The Home Secretary promised that when
the list of measures for the session was pro-
duced it would be found that Ireland had not
been forgotten.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
The Library BenenG-ResolutiOn Of
Thanks.

VOO0A0.
At a meeting of the Helena Library Asso-
citation, held Tuesday evening, December 4,
statement of the Secretary was submitted
showing the net receipts of the dramatic en-
tertainment recently given for the benefit Of
the Library, whereupon was adopted and
made of record on the books of the Associa-
ton the following:
Resolced, That the Helena Library Asso-
citation hereby express and tender their hearty
thanks to Mr.. J. AL. Sawtelle and members
of his company for the dramatic benefit OF
December I'd in aid of the Library, and also
to the Helena public for the liberal manner
in which they assisted to the success of said
benefit.
FRANK TAYLOR, Secretary.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

Italy Refuses Repressive Legislation.
ROME, December 6.-In the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, the Minister of the In
terror combatted the accusations against the
government. He refused to fetter the press,
and showed the uselessness of the suppression
of clubs.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
Will put Money In Stock.

The Englishman, Messeter, who spent part
of the past summer and autumn hunting in
the country east of the Belt Range, proposes
next year to invest $50, 900 in stock, locating
on the Muscleshell, with which region he is
especially pleased. He is reported q gentle
man of large means, and tile owner of much
property in Pennsylvania.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

Marriage OF . ROthsch1ld.
PARIS, December 6-Duke de Guiche was
to-day married to Mdlle DeRothschild.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
Ordered to Report for s,utx

Ordered to Report for DUTY.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-Capt. Arthur
Morris, 4th artillery, has been ordered to re-
port to the Superintendent General of the
recruiting service to conduct detachment of
recruits to the Pacific coast
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
Railroad Lobby

Railroad Lobby.
NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Suns WASH
ington correspondent thinks the presence
there of the Tom Scott lobby indicates that
the Texas Pacific bill is to be pushed.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
bead.

LONDON, December GA dispatch from
Madrid says: Senor Rivcro, Chief of the
Progressest and Democrat, is dead.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

ln1OFm8tIOu O1 tUU AmccTS AcUVcE
Wanted.
LONDON, December 6.-Sir Charles Delke
will ask the Government on Monday to state
the contents of the letter which Lord Lytton,
on the I'd of December, announced that Ma
jor Cavagnari had received from the Ameer
of Afganistan It is rumored that the Ameer
therein expressed wish to make submission
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
A Challenge to Walk.

New YORK, December 6-The Sun con
tains challenge from John Hughes to j
Connors, the California champion, for sil
days walking match.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
recovered.

Recovered.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-Sargent is con-
valescent and rode out to-day.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12
MARBLE WORKS.
KlRKALplE 4 CARR.

The finest Family Flour manufactured in the Terri
tory Extra care taken in the selection of wheat and
milling process. For sale by all leading flour dealers.
GEO. 8. LEWIS,
Wtf-nOv2S PrODrietOr.
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GEORGETOWN.

SALE OF WHARF PROPERTY.-Mr. Edward
y shoemaker, agent, has, it is said sold to the
washington and Georgetown railroad com
pany the wharf property on the south side of
The canal. above Fl. nj. Talbotts warehouse,
about 800 feet long, between Grace street and
the canal, for $500. The company intend In
erect mill to grind horse feed, shops, &C.. on
this ground, and connect by a bridge with
their stables on the north side of the canal
A PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-The members of
The Presbyterian church West street) gave
their pastor, Rev. S. 81. Howe, a pleasant sur.
prise last evening, i'm the shape of a wooden
wedding remembrance. The house was filled,
ana presents numbering. about $50 - from
ieather-dusters up to 81 gold pieces in wooden
DoXeS-were donated.
l., HE REVIVAL MEETING was well attended
last night. Notwithstanding the rain. and the
aitar was crowded with penitentS.
Oh, rish.-3,soO herring sold at 81 per 900; $50
per 100 "' ~ wis
GkAIN-MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE-Offering
on Change to-day: 4,5tO bushels wheat, with
sales of 3, 800 bushels, ut prices ranging from
sl.2S19 to $l.4 per busbel.
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MOult0n. the Broker.

HIS TRIAL IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie.
the case OF ChaS II. Mouiton, formerly a well
Known real estate broker who, it is alleged
abscOnded from this District over two wears
ago, and, after having been a fugitive from
Justice, returned from England last March,
was this morning arraigned on one of the
charges against him-the forgery of a note for
$lS, purpOrtng to have been drawn by one
Lewis Edwards, August 10th, lS75-Gen s. 5
Henkle and MIR. James X. RedingtOn for de-
fendant. The accused, ii will be remembered
was surrendered by his securities in March
one OF whom, Francis PrOtI,was also a victim
having brought him over from London.
The following jurors were selected: ". r
Combs, l.. A. Dent. Jos. b. Male. John T. Cos
I'm Jas w. Sears, S; V. Hurdle, +. Fritz JOS
BROOKS, George W. Kemp. Thos McFadden
MessrS. w. ii. Collins, T. Graham Dorsey. G.
II. James. John 5. Paxton, John Silence and
~: Johnson were challenged by the defence.
Mr.. Wells, jr., opened the case after which
certain facts admitted were noted.
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Condensed Locals,

From j. c. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
From j. Shilliugt0n and from Robert Beau
we have HGrpeTS Monthly, for June: also
from ShillmgJ0n We have the June number of
t0deyS LGdyS Book.
The pr0hibitOry alliance met last evening in
odeOn hall. Nr. W. ), Boyd presided. Rev
4. ". DenniSOn, from the congressional com
mlttee, read the memorial of the alliance re-
eentlO presented in the HGuSe by Mr.. Price,
and said that senator Morrill, would Introduce
IT III the Senate. The memorial was adopted.
Alter short speeches by several members the
alliance ad jOurnetl.
The General Baptist Association of Virginia
and the District will convene az Portsmouth,
Va OF the 2th. Our Baptist readers can
visit This association on the excursion given by
the North CapItO! VI. f. church, which leaves
mis- city on the evening Of the 18th at )
o'clock. by paying = extra.
G. NJ. TOwSen < Co. advertise new spring
dress goods and house furnishing dry goods
cheap.
The police commissioners desire to have il
stated that they have not waited upon the Dis
trict committees of Congress, nor individual
mem hers OF those committees. in relation to
the pending District Government bill, To try
TO Influence their action, pro nor con. as has
been published in the local press. The fire
commissioners also diSclaim having tried to
influence legislation in their behalf
Lieut.. GeSSfOrd, Of the Isl precinct, took to
The station last night a white male infant
which had been left 1T the door of st. DOmi-
ME church. II was sent u the 81. AuuS
asylum this morning
Yesterday afternoon. during an ARRAY be
tween Samuel Cook and Irwin jenkins. the
former was badly cut in the head and face
with 4 razor. The wounded man was attended
b. Or. Newman.
The body of Cornelius Wren, a Young man
formerly Of this city, who fell from the Gin
ciHnati southern bridge and was drowned on
the 10Th of April. has been diSGterred under
GlrtctIon OF EI> brother, a resident OF Wash
Tenn.
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

keramos and other Poems, by Henry wadsworth
LopgfeIIow. u. 25. Memoir of VIM r. Bartlett, by
e. W; PsIirey, $I60: The Voyage OF the Chslien-
maps and Illustrations, Sl2 The Elements OF Rheto.
nc nc 1g JAS. DE Ollie. The School OF The Family.
ne history OF Crime, parts and 2 paper, 6oc.
Semlnl: No Name Series, 81. George 8 w oer, by
mis- Leitb Adams zoe. Birds of FEATHER Flock To
gether, by A Sotbern. paper. 81 Thistledom
6y AngustUsJ. c. Hare, author OF Walks in Rome:
Illustrated: cloth, s. so. The Great Thirst Land
$50. The Armies OF Asia and Eurocpe e'ot Nv
General Emory Upton, u. g.. A.. syo., cloth, sS,
ap27-tr Booksellers and stationers, loib Pa ay.
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Feather Indications Today.
LOCAL NEWS.
amusements. de-. Tonight.

Ford's opera Hooss.-Callender's Georgia
Ministries.
TT.tsef CJu,i. te.-Farie les.
FrGU&IiIl LfGi02 HdU-Litarary and musj-
cal entertainment.
Iu0ic LCRtern Exhibition. at All Souls
ehnrcE. See notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

ENTERPRIsE.-Att the Alderney dairy depot
629 E street northwest, can be found choice
butter churned every morning, with or with
out salt, at 80 cents per pound also pure Al
derney cream and buttermilk-A6rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

FOR MANY YEARS it has been a public fact
undehied even by the martlnetS of the medical
profession, that H0Stetter'S Stomach Bitters is
the best antidote to malaria, and the finest ac-
cllmat1ng medicine in existence. In fever and
visited by epidemlcs, and indeed in all local.
ties where the conditions are unfavorable to
health, this famous vegetable inyigOrant and
Alternative has been found potent safeguard
even to feeble constitutions and fragile frames
while as a cure for indigestion, biliousneSs
and all kindred complaints, it is confessedly
without rival.
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CITY ITEMS.

ONLY % CENTS BOTTLE for LOdHLe'S Head
acne iSpec!Fc. Cures nervous and sick head
ache Ill to 20 minutes. Putu in large bot
ties -
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AN INVITING EXCURSION.-The Potomac
FruItgrOWerS commence series of excursions
and exhibitions on board the Mary Washing
ton on the I'D. Strawberries, of cOurSe win
take the lead among the exhibits -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP?-firStly, it is endorsed by
medical men as a disinfectant, deOdOrizer and
remedy for local diseases of the skin Second
~, 1t is an admirable article for toilet use.
Thirdly, it is inexpensive.
Beautify without risk with HuI's I7aSta1a-
tQTeOuS Hair Dae,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

You will never buy any other if you once see
nEGcetsior" Refrigerator in use at Hamlton's,
Y. M. T.. A. Building, 9th and ID StS col:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued To
IhOs. L. Alexander and Elizabeth Jane John.
son; James e. Larner and Mary Tyler: Samuel
den and Annie Elizabeth Dement, W.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BE PUZZLED if
called upon to decide which is the more eX-
qulsite-the Violet, Vest End BOquet OF Ste
phuHOtiS of j. l. T.. Atkinson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A
Golden q Bro, Agents, Washington Nav H.
lS1S.-GO shad, from $l4 to Sic per loo: q, O00
herring, at S. per LOCO.
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EXCURsIoN To RICHMOND. Va,

WASHINGTON CoMMAEDERN, No l.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
An Excursion. accompanied Toy the Marine Band
will leave the Baltimore and Potomac - ~
Depot, by special train. MON DAY. May Ats 80
10th. al p. m. Returniug will leave 1-E-
Richmond WEDN ESDAY. May 22l. al > p.m
limited numbrr OF tickets (SS Sd for the round
trip can be- procured a. the stores OF j. w Drew
X. Boyd, Z. u. Davis and of members OF the Com
mandeTy. nNll-d
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SILKS 2!
SILKS -!

ton. - "''"N iS't'S'
Al, Wool Runtings % to Slr., worth IO,. mona
All Wool DehegeS, 25: sold every a 80 az 'N'
DOnble-"ldth Bunting less than marker price
Nm Nm I" tSIadlIes. 70 up; SIX GrenSdinpS cheap,
Wco.-lnlX q Dress Goods IKE, M: LarraIns
Linen Lawns sacrificed. 10. I21a TO Dc
Sest acme Lawns 10 and l2cls GOOI Calico, =
htct.lia ahd Bishop Lawns from auction chean
tlIalu ShaS Is, Lace Sacques. sacrificed,
Large STOCK Fancy Hosiery cheap.
carpets at cost: MAttngs Cheap: Bazaar PAT.
terms. f' -~i "t-
All leading makes Cottens at wholesale prices.
i. n. NAUDAlN
hAJ-u 700 Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

ENSIGN AND Mrs. MCCARTENsY have 70.
turned from their visit north Mr.. McCarte-
ney will be at home to her friends on Tuesdays
and thursdays for the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

FINE 4 ETs.-The great sale of oil paintings
at Marble building. corner Pennsylvania ave
nue. and 18th street, continued this and to-
MORROW evenings Sale without reserve.
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REGyIAIs GRAND SUNDAY EyCUR-

It SUN On the Barpe ''COCkADE ClTY''
VIII take place Nr nj SUNDAY n
leaving the an St wharf al o clock Es.Ss4.-sN
and returning at 8, landing al Fort 1Ezxz-szssE11
w Washington going and returning.
Tickets 20 cts; 40 charge for children under ten
Dobch'S Band, sixteen pieces,
Buy Wright and Hammersly. Caterers.
THIS Barge can be chartered fnr mig
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Entwisle: A. n. Hazen, construct two-storv
southwest, 81 800 w. T. Gallaher, construct q
two-story brick dwelling, I'll, between AZ and
9th streets southwest, $500. Bancroft Davis.
repair brick house, l62l III street northwest,
81 Goo.
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BANKERS.

Rom,S SUITS IN LIGHT and DARK PAT
.ren AhNs II prices that VIII astonlsh you. at
INV A, sTRAUS'.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-John Robin Mcdaniel. i
prominent Mason, of Lynchburg, Va, who has
been attending the meeting OF the Supreme
Cou9eil, Scottish rite, in this city, died very
9TH street northwest, in the seventy second
year OF bis age. He was Lieutenant Grand
Commander OF the Supreme Council, and next
IN rank to Commander Albert Pike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

IF you WANT to borrow large sum of
money at seven per cent. interest or smaller
one at eight per cent, go to b. II. Warner, No
clio street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15

SEIkS, DItI IS GOODS. t,C.-We ara p,,a-
I9Itd Ia ENisiI the largest and 3oyt Desirable
stock "t DRY GOODS to ~ found in ,VasIfngfnI'
Buntings. al col, rs, at 90 IS 30 and 35 TeGts ne,
Eafd. 81 endid StOrk of Boure;teS, 81 "a LaSbs
Linens. Percalrs &C. $500 ms @@"hH'
Nts.-Madam Bowman one % the most fashion
able DresSIna keIS rh!S side at Ne~ Yoyk 0rrrrnfa,
rooms Tor her business second floor of oar Sts,,
b street front. WI N'oi .
No moo W. W. BURDETTE 4 co.
No. 106 X IT. NV. rrya+r
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Running Races at Bennins's
will come off Thursday Friday and Saturday
OF this week, commencing at 4 O clock Special
trains $50 and 4:2O

THE AFRICAN NJ. E. CHURCH CONFERENCE
held its closing session in Baltimore yesterday.
South Carolina, made an appeal in behalf of a
church proposed to be erected by Metropolitan
Mission IN Washington city at cost of S., 900.
and read the appointments; among them the
following: James A. Handy, presiding elder
OF Baltimore district. Potomac districf-J j.
HerbeTt, presiding elder. Ebenezer Church,
e. I watkins; Union Bethel Washington, d.
C., George W. BrOdie; st. Paul's, Daniel A.
Dufur; Ebenezer Church, Georgetown, D. c.
K; f; Wayman; Mt Pisgah, Daniel p. Seaton :
Washington Mission, r. NJ. Cheeks; North
Washington VIM: Butler; Good Hope Daniel
Carroll; Annapolis, I. G. Thompson; Grow
denSVllle, Jacob Nicholson; Potomac City j.
politan Mission, r.. FL. Cain; Bladensburg.
Arthur Jones; Benaings, Joseph A. Sims. j.
II: a: Johnson presiding elder of HagerstOwn
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed drugged. and
quacked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6,lS,d&kly
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Anuselnents.

Amusements.
FOrd's Opera House.-Callender's Georgia
MINISTRIES, now at FOrdS, is perhaps the blst
organization of the kind in America. Every
enjoyable. '''
lI0rinTs nuy Bail. The announcement
yesterday that Professor Marini's Nav bali
would come off tonight was a mistake. Tina;
interesting event, to which so MANY y0nnr
people, ana Old ones too, are looking forward
with pleasure, takes place tomorrow evening.
Franklin Legion HaN.-The musical anu
literary entertainment to be given here this
evening eve III tor the benefit of Mr.. Ed. Humphrey,
the temperance worker, should be well at
tended by temperance folks and others. The
entertainment will he good one
Ihe Running Races at Benning's, which
were TO commence to-day, have been post
poned on account of the weather until tO-mor-
row; For the mile heat race there are entered
the following Well-knOwn horses: Joe AlstOn.
Burgoo, Tom Bacon, Kenny: For the three,
Swanan0a, Indian Boy, Victorina, Odd Socks.
Egypt, Enterpe, Joe Hunt. For the hurdle
race the following: Storm, Dalgasian, Little
IHE PRIMARY ELECTION IN ALEXANDRIA
Yesterday resulted in the denomination, by
except MI. John NJ Johnson nn' as thc enmmon
Weaths attorney, who was beaten by Mr. s.
q. Brent by Is majority. The nominations
are &c. equivalent to re-eection. The following
auditor, f: l.. Brockett: corporation attorney,
Chas. f. Stuart; collectors, s. X. Field and
John = Hill; superintendent of police Geo.
w. ClIiford; superintendent of gas, Jacob
R0xbury; clerk of gas works, VIM. Harper :
guager, i: B. LOvejOy; meaSurer of wood
Geo. DearDOn; measurerS of lumber, T. Z,
Kemp and James l.. Adams; city sergeant.
Samuel G.. Brent. Considerable disorder Oc
CURED on the streets after nightfall.
SILKS. in light colOrs checked silks in light
e ciIc Striped silks, in light colors; black
black SILK, 81; real satin finish black silk 81 %
seal brown, navy blue, light blue and light
6 9G9wn six; buntings, buntfngs, buntings !;
9eoegeS, debeges, all wool and twilled de-
beges: black silk grenadines French lawns
i .n lawns. Carriers, III Market Space
-, R4ILRoAP ACcIDENT.-As the O:3O train on
vasterSa " r. was on the way to this city
SeSSttSIaay, colored man, named Brogden.
iell from platform of one of the nasSsnGar
ears Whlle the train was passing Mmirkirt
sta star pa ana was badly injured on the head
back, and brought him to this citV when 6si
Ger Scott conveyed him to Providence hos.
pital. Nus
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Jnsnactor
Entwisle: A. n. Hazen, construct two-storv
brick dwelling, ii, between AZ and 9th streetS
southwest, $3.50. w. I. Gallaher, construct a
tTo-story brick dwelling, FL, between AZ aud
repair brick house, l62l Ii street northwest
$1,000.
IF You WANT to borrow large sum of
money at seven per cent. interest, or a smaller
one at eight per cent, go to b. H. Warner No.
clio street northwest.
FINE ARTs.-The great sale of oil paintings
at Marble building, corner PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. and 18th street. continued this and to-
morrow evenings. Sale without reserve.
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WI. OPEN ON MONDAY,

MAY Is 1873.
=. loo o pieces nov Spring DRESS GOODS, from 10.
BUNllNGs, all coors, 2Oc
SC. - - ''' "''"',
CLOTH, for Boa = Suits, 25c. an.
Black ALPACA, 15c. aud up.
All Wool Black CASHMERES. Soc.
Hamburg Ei'GIHGs from auction.
MATTTNGS GARRETT and OILCLoraS.
SheetnG CuTTONS, cheap.
Table LINENS from 25r. up
ImE,y Rcd Table LINEN. 51r. I'm.
White 'oUNTERPANE5, so, IS 81. 81 IS 81 so.
Us Bargains ia Dry Goods at
e. NJ. TOWSON STD
6S6 Pennsylvania 4r.,BHe
my It-t
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MARSHALL HALL and GLYMONT.

hahSf1ai1i HALL. ana u Ii MONT.
The first one viii he on SUNDAY, May L. and
each succeeding Sunday, (Eeather perm nj ing }
leaving the Norfolk haTf. 9Th street. at 80 u m
pm.
Fare for the round trip. 25 cents
The steamer JANE NDSELEE having been
thoroughly repaired and PAINTED, can be Chartered
on reasonable terms by applying al the Ofice OF
company, Room 8, over National Metropolitan
Bank.
a O,,
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BLEACHED COTTON, good as Fruit of the
Loom, $: pilowcase cotton, 10: excellent one
yard wide double twilled bed ticking .: larga
size pure white bridal quilts, $3.50: honeyconb
white quilts, so: three hundred (3OO) peceS
o. wool cassimeres and linens for mems. bows
and chlidren'S wear; new paraSOls. new para
soils, new parasols; bleached table linen. So:
beautiful dress goods, light shades, part wool
ID. Carter'S, III Market Space.-AdW.
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DRY GOODS.
VIEW GOODS JUST OPENED.

zephyr GiRghams, Black and White str -. ana,
checks, al 50 and 90 cents. Zephyr VOL .h,wis
al colorS. French LiSle Thread shaw a Al r"IrTs'
Dotted and Figured So iss Muslins: prints 4 e..
Lawns; Fine French Lawns. Bl,cE and Gnior,,
prices. ~ " - p" wv"
tOo plsceS ATWOOD double and single with Bunt-
Black, Blue, Brown I'D Cream.
able goods, at ~ ' " = 7''
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in charge OF the grounds. PARTIES wishing To charter
the grounds will apply to JOS. ESGLEHART
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