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-Dupgcz and Benrdicl's Ministries had
4 crowded house, at Odd Fellows Hall. on
Tuesday evening. The minstrrl>y was
good. and Judging from the applause &C.
corded II, the entertainment was apprccl-
ated. We have but one comment To make
On 1t. and that Is Ia exp!ess our disapp:nval
and condemnation of the uncalled foI, and
very questionable local personal hits IN
which the lend men = INDUCED. To say
nothing OF the personal disrespect implied
in coarse jokes aud illusions to prominent
citizens Of the town. calculate ed AS tl:ey
may be Ia :aise outlaw in the crowd, they
indicated dearth of innate wit which no
frst-class troupe should confess, by such
unwarrantabe liberties with the names of
respected citizens. To call a senator Of the
nited States jim" aud to twit him
with his rsiundiiy Of figure may he
personal privilege that he accords his
intimate personal friends but such liberties
with ones name, are pseudo Jokes neither
appreciated 10y the owner of the name, nor
approved by intelligent people who hear
them.
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~ Calico treHty fire cent? per pound at
the GLASS FRONT.
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IN Remember the 30 per cent reduction
at DRESSEN's Grand Central Store. Grang-
ers, make a note of this aud compare our
prices with cooperative rates elsewhere.
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ATTORNEYS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

NDER aud by virtue of i power con-
- tanned N m'rt-as~ m,i~ aHI ,u'~I by
s-rIaiu john Mills e Huntington. Ma Jcr.-1: aid
ngtt:1E harm: dat TIL Sri dsy e Iu.v i>-G re-
r"T4ri ia It"r \ " VI " :oliu ~. e ard coin
'iI;!"u" for TIL IIym~u ui j'- 10, go "01 ~
before tn" Eth Law a .i-i ~ with IuIrrc-; room
:r Arrl 18th. ia rayai- --ini-tuuully H. r.irl-
'iiti suu ai .ut"r"-i thereon Tayahv to >,tah Il.
N-rprA"y. 81 Nr,t Chester. Chester county Prun-Y,-
wants: tn uai"r-icn~ Ma app tui-t iLr Attorney
TT the al! sarah u N'rpHk"y. a.Ii r4ul.i iu Tho
# r'-'' m'ris,-- with th- Taw-~ 6. sr .h' 'nrW ing
i"rf'T i Elst s'E-i RAJ -.trt-. did f NIT had
b. ii is- ii- TIN Of it, tfiurips! -:fn gr IN
tn" Isym~a: 90 tn IErr"-: ia ths-- - as,i4r.iy
AMI - there ma '-ca such default the power sale
stipulated 90 .4li msri. -. comes operative.
Their f'r. Tia ~ r..s.ad % 4ca.!Ere- With thu w~r
Conferred %" iam ~ -al iurt=a=~. SlI .rvT At rghc
stl". on thu Court H"us 'ard IN the Of E.kl1u
Cecil '"untS. Ntrt land.
-E-.--A- A?.z2.;:::E. TEs.-G-T -EE L.. .s-s,
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Many of our Republicans were much
gratitisd at the confirmation of the Custom
House appointments in New York, and the
ending of the contest before the Senate
Vow, II tho President Ill only turn out J.
l.. Thomas, the Baltimore Collector, and
appoint some one not in any way connected
with either Of the cl:ques that are disgrac-
ing the party, and put an end to the con,
tinuai brawling among our professet lead
ers, the Republicans throughout the State
will be highly gratified and will feel like
going into the coming contest with some oi
their old time energy, but whilst tina,
brawling and fighting IN Baltimore is con.
tinued, they have not the heart or DISPOSE.
ton To engage in active work.
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tE- French aud English CLina from .frst
hands at The GLASS FRONT.
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FOR RENT.

NfE DIV ELLlNH Ilpt 81 on Main
Il -tr""t, - N-st at ui Et~; s.4s ryr1-If tho
Eit-r IiIl thu"rE Lfw -gqt~! i.. :. !. ! ..n-r
f"-s"--I,a 81 the 18th - Nar-h u-N' tufy a.
REGISTER = ~ iIrE
Jan ST Ea-t.u III
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LAKE NOTICE

THE public is hereby to give credit to no
L 'i'- my Account frrm ihi- dat.r. except ur5u
my order. -. T.. TIIAiER
klkt"n, Nd, Jan Il, ls7s-Sw
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\ Boris IDEA OF PRorERTY.-He had
been sitting still SO long by the dining
room table that his mother thought he was
asleep, when she looked around and asked ::
"Well, V, what are you thinking of -
Ma, want 20 be n rich man, aud have
plenty Of money, when grow up. SO can
have long boots, and horse TO ride when
| want to go any place. We are not rich.
are ws?' he solemny answered.
In one way, we are" she said your
father says lie values me at two million
dollars, you at one million, and F. nj one"
That closed the conversation at the
time, but the next morning. as V wa.
about starting for Miss Tabitha's. and was
getting ON his overcoat. lie felt a patch ON
the seat of his brooches, which his mother
had put there the night before, and cody
observed: Well, think daddy had better
sell of half the family and get some decent
duds Cor the rest to put on
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DEATH FROM PIECE OF BONE IN THE
LuNGs.-At the autopsy made by Drs.
Rowland, Crorhers aud Dare, on the body
Of Mrs. Thomas Way, who died SO sud
denly at her residence. near Colora. last
week, it was discovered that death was
caused by a piece of chicken bone being
embedded in her lungs, which Lad caused
irritation and pneumonia, and resulted 80
fatally. Mrs. Way swallowed the piece Of
chicken bone about fifteen months ago.
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S5 ACRES OF LAND
d" IL" NOR" les II b-ih- tn -aia- tract &c
~ parcel "f Sr"uu! NHtrh c1rr~, ~,l uni Ai-,u
Per" - L"onard Kraus- and other. hy deed Aa,-I
|Er~ 'ih. \ u l,5 siuly "A'Cui~I IA . -.
"iii recorded ~ lib; II u. " y. - G, - a., 1f.-
- thu Land K-c"rd Blk. Il >lid Cecil r4uaty
TEs -ul farm .. situate the ROAD !-1liu. from
i'Etr,Nl" I" J. -;ri- Brlsr stil . II two
ini~- iE"in Ri-'n- >ua. Nj, i-;r: un tin T. 4 g. C.
Railroad II s'iJsth. lauI. i stephen R-yr..I. VIM
! EsaU> at! 0ia~r, tn i1ut al .i.tr an! r.i.i-
aud uEi'r high stat %! cultivation except ~ .rr,,
ttrr' ct. HhlJh 1. NosiItui
tn" Pr"'ui-~, zr- Inrr., rI ~ = two tory I+ESl,
STONE DWELLING Hpr-E with rram- fsg1,.
BniIuS aisrh-D! ~tIh collar IE-rr uni-r AMI ~ III
Pump at tn" Is.r There ai.s suI.-t Al sks Ut
it: frame Birn thu farm aIi :sy--slTt ont
building; al." an Aplir orchard +. full l--arirE
TERMS of SALE -On.-thir,I Of the rurrha-. money
shall b. paid cash the 'lay Il sale nn~-thi-i IN
SIX months. and "n-ihird Twelve month. from ,i,v
"i .si- The er" PAYMENT, g. htr interest rtl il.
lay 81 -alr an; Z" b. Sr-urc ly ti. bond, II Of
the pErrht-rr with -Ircrv the isfactnn # ia.
Trusi--- ExP"n--- Of les. Isr i-fray-i ~ tin tur
chaser. W EVANS Tru.,..
Jan -, I>''-i- y {. liHHxAS. Auct"u--r.
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8! ACRES. MORE ORLEss.

/, .tu4;'-. about mIi's .f,m Port DEPOSIT IN the
road 10 Wit NU:t,t -,arI. =iJttu.as l1ui- 81 3 VI
Rawlings. David 4uI William irru.i.,ji I. ,--.x
'n', T''~i - conf Ei'h!~ frame DT E..LiNs "a ID
ana >uA.. Barn, t,.tn mari, how. ~ u
The land =.s,,i 4u4i:it. wril fenced. aud - ~
there i q IN" AppI~ orc,.sI the place
TERMS OF SAILS. rrc,cIIb",l Is jl~ decree go $500
% IHrf''s- IN 't"N t. ~ Is,i ,,-h un ia, . .a!r
Ia 'ac" ga On from rh- sale TIL ?, Sit
PHii"i I" bar iutfT'-i iT'nl the ,.ay .a- a- L.
-"'ur"i hv NuI~ I.uI & tA~ Isu-c4I--r. with
- uTiiy 10 L. approved h., tia Tgu.t~a
lhr purchaser ." i,N '-i>t Il ctutvHaur" a. usual
l. MARSHALL IAINES Trustee
= IL Ash. AuoiIHue-r- Elktun. Nd.
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Port Deposit Items.
RISE IL THE RIVER.


The warm weather of last week, with
slight rains i'll the interior of Prnnsy lvania,
caused a slight rise in the Susquehanna
and Il good deal of alarm among some Of
our citizens, who were apprehensive that
the expected break up and ice gorge were
about 10 be realized. Fortunately, the
cold snap of this week checked it. The
snow of Thursday, followed by mild, soft
weather, may hasten the catastrophy.
RELIGION AND TEMPERANCE.
1t is expected that the protracted meet
ing in the NJ. Z. Church will be discontin-
usd after this week. when the Temperance
Association will resume business. In an
tIcipation Of which they have invited The
Rev Mr.. Bristor to address them on next
Tuesday evening. The committee have
not had any response from him as yet, aud
cannot say positively that he will be here,
but presume he will.
THE DcPRrZ MISsTRELs
held forth In the Odd Fellows Hall, on
Thursday evening, TO a crowded house.
The performances were very good OF the
kind and elected much applause from u
portion Of the audience, who appreciate
such exhibitions.
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sS- The Baltimore Postmaster, General
f. b. Tyler recommends kcllers Roman
Liniment in strong terms. II las cured
him of Rheumatic Pains
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Local Affairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WIG.
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VALUABLE FARM.
S5 ACRES OFLAND

tract pec- or parcel uf ground. -ifutI- yi,l= an,
.rin- ia TIA" 9th EieciIou district O.: Iii ,.:uiy
NHry Land. containing
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TRUSTEES SALE
IHeNu"y' II. IIITt Hdg q FtOTudFy, ISI',
AT oCLo'K IN
All that REAL ESTATE.

situate living aud bring in the village o, Cherry hin
cn--'irs of alt that Ii~S- ni Of Land living
IN -aii village, thu SIDE 81 the ElLtou and
Lew sNIIf- rad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-08

The washington Light Infantry corps has
elected % new members.
The Choral Union" was organized last nlSnt
With the following officers: Frederick G.. Cal
vert, president; DR.. j. p. Lewis, secretary; joan
Ross, treasurer; Will C. Ksech, librarian; Prof..
Otto Franc, musical director
Members of Mutual Insurance Company Will
and In to days paper communication from
Mr.. Norment, the president OF the company.
At Benning's range yesterday, there was the
last OF three ShootingS by the Columbia Rifle
Association, for gold badge, presented by Col.
Burnside. Col. Burnside had come out victor in
one match, and Mr.. Particle In one. Yesterday
HI. Particle was again the best shot, and was
awarded the badge.
In the case OF Mcveigh agt. Gregory ct al,
tried In the Circuit Court few days since, and
decided for plaintiff, Mr.. II. i. Gregory, who was
one Of the defendants originally, was not in
eiuded-the suit having been discontinued as TO
bin prior TO the trial.
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY Each year finds
"Bsewn's bronchial Troches" In new localities. in
various parts OF the world. For relieving
coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches
have been prOped reliable. Sw
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemcnts, &C., Tonight.

Amusements, DC, Tonight.
National Theater.-s' Joshua Whitcomb- by
Dcnman Thompson and company.
lords Opera House." kellar, the magician
and nluSloniSt"
JAecter Comi9ue.-yarieties.
Lincoln HaH-The celebrated Schutt Chill
drQN
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DRIVERS RYE CORDIAL, composed OF Old
Overholt Rye Whisky, and pure white. strfng
Rock Candy, cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes
and all affections OF the Throat and Lungs.
Price large bottle 81. Depot, 451 Penna ave.
GEO. w. DRIVER PrODrletor
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" STYLE gold front studs. at Pr1gg

THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cartier
Yesterday, Barber & Co. agt Peoples Saw.
fngs Bank; verdict for plaintiff
CRIMINAL COURT-.Jt.dge Hag,er
Yesterday, John O'Neill, larceny of $50 from
E. p Walsh; guilty and sentence suspended.
Adjourned to Monday.
PROBATE C0URT-Jisdge Fyl1.
yesterday, estate OF David Hepburn, deceased:
Ann Al. Hepburn qualified as Administrative;
BOND. 5000. Estate OF Mary n. Duffy, deceased:
William [. Ross appointed administrators; bond,
81, 600. Estate of William j. Wilson, deceased;
A. g. Wilson appointed administrator; bond,
500. Estate OF Catharine Leonard, deceased:
order for sale Of personal estate Estate OF
Thomas I. ID. Fuller, deceased; petition OF II. d.
Fuller to compel the administrators to account
TO the estate for the large sum of commissions
charged IN excess OF the customary rates, and
FOR an order directing them to sell certain roll
ing-miil stock and distribute proceeds. Estate
Sarah Il. Beavers, deceased; petition for cta-
ton on executrfx dismissed. Last win and
codfcile OF Thomas Frfsby, deceased; Mary
FriSDy appointed executrix: bond, $4,000. Last
viii and testament Of Joseph Craerin, deceased:
Med: A number Of accounts were reported by
the Register, approved and passed. Adjourned
to Tuesday.
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GREATER than all else to be desired is free
dom from the pains of rheumatism. Consult
Dnrang's Rheumatic Ren,edy
II your head aches, take dose of Lodi,le.
Headache SDeciic o
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A CARD.
Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season
Of the year than I usually have, and in order t.
reduce them as quick a. possible, preparatory 10
opening my Spring Stock, will continue to sell for
the NEXT TEN DAYS at the REDUCED PRICES which
I have heretofore offered. viz :-Overcoats from
Twenty five to Forty Per Cent Business Suits,
Dress Suits. Goats and Vests and Cashmere Pants
from Twenty to Thirty Per Cent; Youths. Boys
and Children's Clothing at proportionate prices.
good many Of these goods are suitable for early
Spring Wear. and il Purchasers do not have iname
date use for them, it would Py to reserve them for
next Fall
A. STRAUS,
1O11 Pa. 0ee..
nar4tr Three Doors East OF 11th ct
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Gas FIXTURES.
The finest and largest stock OF
GAS FIXTURES
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE CITY.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
z. F. BROOKS.
febl8-tr OoRcoRAK BUILDING. 18th ST.
so BARRELS
REFINED CIDER.
o. rio quality now Deins received and 70,
SAMUEL G. PALMER,
Depos 81 Greene street,
febl7-u GEORGETOWN. d. q.
CHAnPAsNE WINES.
AT COST FOR CASH.
NAPOIA6ON OABINET. Quarts &Xl 6O. Dutg AQA
nARTNET VERZENAY univ ao1 IN
80 1,Cnnr,, = 49,. 49, $500
DRY vEhAENAx' quarts @1o. oO. pints 80
9. 81. MUMM. quarts e2o.06. pints s2l.76
III 81 Of IF 9asR Band ss sas
ruo,r.o puoorrr
..zo,.. ~.
DoopK FEpER,a 0TFI0E
- House or REPRESENTATIVES o. s.,
s,.a pi LII 10 ,oce ~, %aI - 10, ., Issg
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GEORGETOWN ADV'MTS.
49, TEMPERANCE.-A public meeting under
VIZ the auspices OF the G. T. A. B. g.. will be held
q. Society Hal, Georgetown, SUNDAY, 9th instant,
at 40 pm. MI. NJ. u. SMITH and others win ad.
dress the meeting. All are cordially invited 1T
E0TABLISHED IN l03ls 2
~ ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874:
Now the most Complete in this part Of the Country
W. q. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
E8TABLISHMENT,
- Jefferson st., near Bridge st.. Georgetown,
DO.
Everything appertaining to the business prompsly
attended to. Tho c1eanng Of Carpets, Druggets and
Blankets . speciality during the summer monthA
District work sent for and returned free Of charge
Orders by mail and express promptly attended to.
Address % above ty1l-tr
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REPETITION
VI the Third Annual Concert given for tho benet of
81. LUKE'S PROTESTANT EPISCOPAI
CHURCH,
AT LINCOLN HALL
TUESDAY EVENING, March nth, 1879
In0CALIs1 Madame SELIKA, Miss NELLIE E.
BhOMNE, Miss LENA NJ. Miller Mr. 81 WIZ
LIAMS, Baritone, Mr.. JOHN T. LAYTON.
=, TSs n,ss, w JAMESON, PA
list; Mr.. Q: c: MCKINNEY, Jr, Piano. '"'0-
Prof CARL RlCaTER, Accompanist
@. A. FLEETWOOD Director
General admission. Is cents; reserved eesfs sO
cents. For sale at Metzerott'e marGst
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CNOV.WHITE BREAD
~ WILL BE GUARANTEED IF YOU USE
Ceres.
Inc handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the
District, or AZ 'no
Sterling's
st. Louis Fancy Patent.
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour. or
Golden Hill.
Inc Wei Known Standard Family Flour of the Dis.
trict " 10 better than it ever Was, aud naakes
Rolls and Bread ~ light and A.
white % the driven snow
class Grocery store. -s'
WHOLESALE DEPOT
CORNER lsT STREET AND INDIANA AvENtrr
ocaIoh WIN. d. GAIT h 90
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A CHEF D'tEUvRE IN THE ART OF PERFUMER,
Is the composition OF new and distinctive Bou
quet, as in the case Of j. & E. Atkinsons Ste
pAanotis. wEs
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The Seaside Library.

Out today in clear, bold handsome type.
THE SLAVES OF PARIS by Emile Gaborfau, {hrst
half. ............... 2Oc
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Cancers Cured.

Or. Moses Son. of Virginia, have opened an
cure OF cancers, tumors, ulcers, and extract
Wens, moles and flesh marks with vegetable
plaster. They have large number of cancers
In the Office On exhibition, with hundreds of
testimonials from some of the best citizens of
the United States. Cures guaranteed
2,25-m&S1m:
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TAKE Observation-Disclosures can save money
Dy handling Arbuckle's Unground Ariosa Coffee.
For sale to the trade by j. c. Ergood Co., La.
ave., +. Hume and N. H. Shea, Pa. ave. 3,4,5
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AXE CAREu
AVOID
IMPOSITIONw
but there are few who are not. A number OF cases
have been reported to us recently where druggists
ossns Se and poo
have on
rous plaster when Benson's 0apcipe Porous Plaster
rc ss ehe eaon
an buyers Of Bsnson's Cape:ne Plaster to see that
as has The VoTd cat shre sash
it voi By this simple precaution imposition may be
BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLAsTERs,
POSITIVELY THE BEST.
The fnfHdtfe THdtf1eSdf TIE OJdtitdTg DoT0"s pas
ter are IN this article Increased tenaod by and
scientific medtcafie5a-
The manufacturers .rere arartest the highest and
only nedais gicen rubber Diasters, at both the Cen.
teaHtat and fdrfs EfosifiO'is. Widetydad fduOa-
bly, kao,rn among physicians great int prope-
| sasnt GA the or'jtha'g porous plaster.
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN
IN YOUR OWN VICINITY ABOUT 1T,
and you will he convinced that it is SD far superior
/ to common porous plasters, hniments and the 30
called cheap electrical appliances that it cannot be
I conn., jared with them. Therefore, do not take com
inferior plaster at the same or less price.
ASK FOR
BENsON's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.
and insist on getting it.
OBSERVE ABOVE CAUTION Is BUYING
This article f. specially recomme ended
for Lame and Weak Rack. Coughs. ~ eak
Lun9s; Kidney and spinal Complaints
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs-PRI Is CENTS
mar5-w.str
CLOSING OUT SALE
WATCHES, JEwELRY and IN
SILVER WARE.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Gu sPa Examine plioss I Ia1 1 s.s s'1S:,
i % commit CONNOLLY BROa ,Rassnt Xtto1asys
soI - ns s6s.ss e :Sve' On passsSt E,s'
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Late Issues.
10 SharieS q Malley, by Charles Lever. =. 30
40 heart and Cross by Mrs. Ol1phant. 10
4t4 viva, Dy Mrs. Forester. .....,...........20
AS. sam Slick 10 England, by T. G. HaliDur-
~ Debenhams Vow, by Amelia B. Edwards. 20
AL. Lean; A Woman OF Fashion, by Annie
49, The Fortunes OF Giencore. by Chas Lever. 20
49, rupert Goodwin, by Miss NJ. E. Braddon 30
!Ss. a G1lded PHI, by George Manville Fem. 10
46!. Edlna Dy Mrs. Henry Wood .........-0
soo' eTe su. voyages and Great Navigators, by
20. Jules Verne (hrst half. ...............1G
900. 8TeaL voyages and Great NavigatorS, by
-. JuieS Verne Second half. 10
4"'' monsieur Lecoq, by Emile Gaboriau, list
aga. Gerald Fitzgerald, by Charles Lever. 20
46d. Inc Arabian Nights, part H.............1 10
4oU. Inc arabian Nights, part I.......10
10Y. Inc Doctors Wife, by NJ. E. BraddOn. . 20
4o5. Nancy, by Rhoda BrOughtOn. .. 20
4oI. me Last OF the Ruthvens, by Miss Muloch. 10
400. raul Faber, Surgeon, by Geo. Macdonald 20
-. Little Barefoot, by Berthold Auerback. 10
45s. The Princess OF the Moor, by e. Marlett 20
452. An Odd Couple, by Mrs. Oliphant. 10
451. Lady Silverdale'S Sweetheart. VIM Black 10
For sale by newSdealerS at above prices and
sent, postpaid on receipt of ~ cents for 10 cent
numbers and Is cents for 20 cent numbers, by
George Munro, II to u Vandewater street, New
York.
SIX CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, 81. 80; six Cards
1rr S-u-
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PRODUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
STIRLIN8 SILYBR
SPOONS AND IORKA.
depreciation In the price Of silver ana the intro
00Coon OF improved machinery in manufacturing.
enable ~ 70 o0er al the latest patterns Of 6ivor
spoons and Forks OF
EN6LI6H STERLING STANDARD
At reduction Of rom is to 20 per cent from former
prices: largo assortment Of % the neWest And
most desirable patterns
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DEPARTMENT REVIEW,

DEVOTED TO
Pensions, Bounties. Patents, Public Lands Post
Office Affairs, and General Literature.
Published Monthly.
BY w. II. MOORE,
Box &C., Warrington, d. O.
az . premium ono copy Of pension and Bounty
LAWS" pamphlet Of 80 pages, or ito equivalent in
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GEORGETOWN.

ARRESTED FOR SIZZLING pOLICY.-Ge0. Hunt, 8
white man. about 81 years OF age, was arrested
last night, about $50 O'Clock, by officer Shanks
by officer Hess. charging him with selling poll
cy tickets on the streets. Some OF the para
phernala of the occupation were found In his
possession.
PoRT- Cleared, steamship John Gibson, Capt
Traverse, for New York, with assorted cargo.
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE AtDETING at Society hall
this evening, under the auspices Of the c. /. A.
BIS. See advt.
EF-The Santa Barbara Press calls kearney
the SandlOut and says: ''Let him come! Let
the ball proceed! On with the dance! Let Jaw
be uncOnfined!"
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out tomorrow.
JEAN1E's QUIET LIFE, by Eliza Tabor
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=, Fl. r. 81. the Prince OF Wales has bought all
Ine "BOLL1N6ER" or the 1865 Vintage as ''the
finest Wine that could be obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-08

TO LADIES AND GRNTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention TO A: Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing establishment, No. 906 G street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
q manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sesstng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for So. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
IS cents to Is cents pair, by cleaning number
9 reduction In price, Specialty-Ladles party
dresses, spotted or sotled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 25
years experience.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHEF SssNAI. OYpIcKR(
WASHINGTON. March S. 1879. (
BOT Hiiddie states, winds shifting 10 eastegly
ana SCntherly, with falling barometer, slowly
rElng temperature, partly cloudy weather and
light local rains
RANGE Or THE THERMOMETER.
TIE following is the readings OF the thermom
etef at the Signal Officc during the day: a. m,
DO; I:35 m. $40; i2 midday, $40 p. NJ, 35o:
maximum, So; minimum, 30o.
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OLE BULL, the celebrated viOlinist, was not
related to DR.. Bull, the Cough Syrup man
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DRY GOODS.

CPRING GOODS. Low PRGCEU.
- Just arrived. new Wool Bnuaiugs, Sc these are
in Back and choice colocs
S6-fnch Black Cashmeres IS. 80. rs and 81
New PercAles and Caiicoe for Sprinx saies.
New Remnants Of SC. Calico. now 4kc-
Spring Ca smeres for Men and Boys wear.
brown Linen Table Cloth, lSc
Fufl width Sheeting Cot;ons, IL, 10 and 7Sc.
A lot Of fine Hosiery marked down 10 l2.c
BENJ MILLER,
mar4tr los Bridge street, GEoReErowx