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ICE-CREAM n.

ICE-(KEA N.
THE SEASON OPENED.
have just reftted my
ICE-CREAM SALOON
in elegant style, and am prepared TO furnisn
PURE AND WELL.FLAVORED CREAM,
Of he best quality At reasonable prices speeai az
tenti0n given 20 orders from parties ic,lcs' So
cietes, &c, and such orders promptly uteo'
FRESH CAKES
AND OTHER CONFECTIONERIES
,s cheap as can uc obtain ed elsewhere. . ,
Thankful for past patronage, Respectfully sonI's
from my friends and the PUBLIC continuance ot !ne
same. HENRI n. 1UhnSnn.
MANCHESTER, April 30th. my 2-F&MZt
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CH1LDREs,s CARRIAGES.
EIGHT-SOIL.

OYYicE BOARD OF HEALTn,f
80 RICHMOND, VA, April 80, lS79.
THE CONTRACT FOR THE Re-
l. MovAL OF NIGHT.soIL has been awarSsd
10 Mr. r. p BLACKBURN. lie IL ariyteged 10
ckarge ~ cents for the 1rst 6x cubic feet Or eass
and 4 Cents for each cubic foot In excrs.
,ns no,ice sf.tions - J. q. CARELL<
IN nv at Presidens Board Of Aealia.
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C0SFECTIONERIEs, &c.
.prCrAcgEs. EYE-GLAsSEs. &c

VNO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT <@@a
FOR csc. ~ ~
~ IS or EYEGLASSES. A large assorts .cnt OF
snnrior uuasty always ON Rand Prices tn IN 25c.
up"' w. Il. COWARF,IN,
Practical Opiician, Matchmaker and !s Sel!er,.
- 90 an, 1904 NJ Ia street.
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4itllnlolld 1ispatth.


Es~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
sLATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TUE CITY.
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TIE CROWD WORCESTERSHIRE people go to Il
old established
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SALE OF STAMPS AND SHIPMENTS OF MAN.
CFACTCREp TOBACCO YESTERDAY.-Thec com.
paratively busy day yesterday at the inter.
nal-reyenuc Office here, The toDacco-manl,-
| factories, and transportation companies, it
| Is to be hoped. is but the beginning OF 4
brisk trade that will be kept up hereafter
with our manufacturers. We have already
given the views of Il number OF manufac-
turcrS, and the result OF yesterdays buSi-
ness was anXiously looked forward to-.
Early on Wednesday evening an enterpris-
ing manufacturer was at the custom house
to purchase his stamps. but it was decided
not to commence he sale until daylight. and
so he spent the night there. About daylight
the stamps were bought, and an hour later
many OF them were put upon the boxes and
the tobacco shipped.
The receipts for stamps up to last eve
ming at the revenue Office amounted to
100000.
Unusual preparations had been made at
some OF the depotS for The anticipated rush,
and although the tcamStcrs had about as
much as they could we'll attend to during
the day, still, after all, there was not as
much tobacco shipped as was anticipated
At the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company's freight office, where an inquiry
is always pleasantly and satisfactorily
answered, the shipments Of manufactured
tobacco amounted TO seven carloads !;
but besides this train two other through
freight trains were sent out last night, each
OF which carried away some manufactured
tobacco. At Danville. too. several carloads
were awaiting shipment, and at Reidsville,
n. c.. twelve carloads. ro-day's business
promises to be better.
The shipments by the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad were about 100000
pounds. BY the Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake twenty-five carloads were
received or sent away to the North and
West. Several hundred packages were re-
ceivcd at the Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany's wharves. to be sent away by the
Wyanokc. AS that vessel sails at noon to-
day, it is likely much more will be received
this morning for shipment. Atthe PhlIadel-
phia and Baltimore sheds quite number OF
packages were also received for shipment.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Compa-
ny sent out two through-freight trains last
evening. but the officers declined to say how
much tobacco was sent away Oh them.
From Petersburg yesterday, we learn,
seven carloads Of tobacco were sent away.
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INMAN LINE AIn,
i UNITED STATES .ssnis..sS2k
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY or SATURDAY.
CITY OF HEELiN. j.i91 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 4.GO7 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. ,5G6 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL. III 90 tons;
CITY OF BRrSSELS: 3.775 tous:
CITY OF NEW YORK, $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT S'rEA MERS are among
the strongest. largest. ana fastest on the Atlantic,
and have every modern Improvement. Including
hot and cold wa'cr and electric bells In state
ronS, revolving chuirs In saloons. bath and sox-
Ing roOns. barbcr-shop:, &c.
For rates Of passage aud other Information apply
to JOHN G.. DALE,
Agent. 81 Broadway, New York or 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN Z CO.,
"a 1-end1v Richmond.
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NeotHer as special bargains one, two, and three
'isd REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE at remark
a0iy iow prices. ap low, ,M&F
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LEVY BROTHERS

to make their purchases. II is an established fact
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WANTED, FOR A SOUTHERN FE-
~ MALE COLLEGE. Il FIRST CLASS MUSIC
TEACHER. fine opportunity for Il good teacher
Apply Immediately. with test imoni,ls, 10
j. 4. YANCEY.
my 2-cOdit ll12 Main street. Z richmond Nn
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GEORGETOWN.

TEE LADIES' OF TEE SOUTHERN RELIEF As
ISOLATION shipped to-day from their headQUar
tiers (2 1st street, box 6, Of l12 garments 10 the
Natchez orphan Asylum, and box :. OF lS9 gar
mehts. TO Capt. T. F. Pettus, Newton, Newton
county, Miss.
GLASS BALL SH0oTING.-Mr. Edward Woody.
who took the prize at the shooting match at
AnalOStan Island some weeks ago. has been
challenged by Mr.. Henry Mcintyre and also
Mr.. John Fins to shoot at 1000 glass balls each,
time and terms TO be arranged hereafter.
A NEW BAPTIST CONGREGATIONAL number
Of BaptistS. with letters Of dSmisSOn, met In
the house Of Mrs. Parker last evening. and at
ter devotional services united themselves by
mutual covenant, in a Christian church. to be
nown as ''The Bethesda" Baptist church.
CATTLE MARKET.-0fferingS and sales at Dro-
yerS' Rest yesterday We're as fOlowS:-NumDer
of cattle, $50; 100 sold at prices ranging from 81
to IS per cwt. Number Of sheep, 900; all sold at
10 cents per 10. Number OF cows and calves.
Is; all sold. prices ranging from SIS TO ssl per
head. Market brisk.
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT is said to have a partic-
ular eject on patients suffering from catalepsy
ana other nervous complaints. Prof Charcot,
OF tne Salpetriere, Paris, after making expert
ments with the electric light on hysterical sub
lleets, found that patient placed before a very
bright electric light fell into an anHthettc con-
dlt1on. The subject Of this treatment stands as
II fascinated, motionless and with fixed. star
ing eyes. The limbs are stiff, but not SO rigid
that they cannot be moved, and they preserve
patients neither see nor hear. In vain the one;'.
ator speaks to them or makes signs; all comfnu-
nlcatlon between them and the oIlter wnrId
seems to be at an end. Meanwhile the faatnras
take the expression Of the gestures. Give to
the patient a menacing or tragic attitude. and
the eyebrows become knitted; close the hands
resigned expression.
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DISEASED MEAT IN NEW YORK AND BROOK
LYN.-The New York board Of health yesterday
ordered the arrest Of Jacob Hecht and Abra-
ham Stern, charged with bringing diseased cat
tie into the city. The health board was in
formed that the United States Medical College
had brought from Boston four dead bodies Of
COWS as subjects for dissection. AS this was
Vestigated. The Brooklyn {N.Y.) health officers
charge that a number of COWS suffering from
pleuro-pneumonta have been taken from stables
ana slaughtered at the abattoir. The carcasseS
are under guard until veterinary surgeons can
INVESTIGATE ~
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Anlusenlents. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Lawrence Barrett
pLa!eo . Hamlet last night. lie plays the
character somewhat differently from the
average tragedian, but his Interpretation of the
character shows thorough study of this master
piece, and is acceptable TO students of Shakes
peare. His - Hamlet y is one OF the best I'M
PRESENTATIONS on the stage. and throws new light
on the OBSCURE and disputed passages OF The
great pay. ms evening he Will appear in the
ne" production by w. ID. Howells. entitled 4
F0RD's OPERA HOUSE. Another LARGO an
dlence saw 'Our Boarding House." adr6irabIv
presented al the Opera House last evening. il
was most enjoyable performance. our Board
ing House Will be repeated this evening. and
VIII then be withdrawn, to be succeeded nv
othef plays equally attractive and equally well
presented by The Leonard Grover combination.
RFLE SHOoTING.-A team mas been formed AZ
No. Si3 9Th street northwest for the nnrnnSe ~
shooting for prize OF $40 on the evening Of the
l4tn instant. at O'Clock p. m. Those deSronS
OF participating cando so upto the hour named
HER MAJESTYS OPERA CoNPANY.-There viii,
De three nights and one matinee OF Col. Manle
sons grBnd Italian opera at the Academy M
Music In Baltimore next week. Wednesday.
carmen with Miss Minnie Hauk, will he
gwen; Thursday, Lucia di Lainmermoor.i win
NINE. Elelka Gerster; Friday lie NOzze di
Figaro" with Nine. Marie Roze; and SATURDAY
matinee, La Sonnambula," with Nine Gerster
tnaOie 10 arrange for season of this onero
company in this city, the next best thinT has
oeen done. Arrangements have been made nv
a MTa ullose aesirous OF attending any Of the
aCoEe performance can do so with but little
trouble ana expense. special trains win run
nom Baltimore 10 Washington after each opera.
Round trip tickets, including Transportation
from railroad depot to the Academy and back.
by Omnibus. will be on sale at Office OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad Subscription sale opens TO-
morrow. and sale OF seats for single NIGHTS on
saturday. Tickets viii be on sale at Mefzerott's
music store, where diagram Of house will be on
exhibition. See adVt.
IL. q. INGERS0LL.--Col. X. @. 1ngerSoli Will
deliver at the Narj0naf Thp9rpr Sunday even
ing. February 23d, his lecture on "Some Mis-
takes OF Moses
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TIE EMPRESS EUGENIES LACES.-The suit Of
.. Warren Lawton against Ann Leary was tried
IN the supreme court in New York yesterday.
lace dress and lace shawl valued at $1,000 in
January, 1877, that she refused to pay and they
were sold by Stewart Co. for s.. 500. The suit
were part OF lot imported some time ago
from France, and were formerly the property OF
the Empress Eugene, and afterwards were SUBJ
ject to litigation in United States courts The
defence was that the laces were left for the
lady's inspection, and that she decided not to
take them. Among the witnesses examined
Mrs. Thomas Francis Meagher. The verdict
was for the defendant.
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ga little girl attending poultry show cried
bitterly because she was not permitted to take
home peacock for mantle ornament.
eE Capt. W. w. Cost, one OF the oldes.
steamboat captains In the United States, died az
Norwich, Conn, yesterday.
Hs Robert n. Palmer, lawyer, of Pough-
keepsle, New York, was arrested yesterday
charged with misappropriating twenty years
interest on S., 600 bond.
az An ice gorge In the Missouri at Glasgow.
MO-, has DESTROYED span Of the railroad bridge
being built for the Chicago and Alton railroad
Loss 5000.
eE- George w. Gift, editor OF the Napa (Cal.
Reporter, and captain in the confederate navy
during the war, died at Napa yesterday.
n A dispatch received at New York from
Panama, by cable, announces that serious
revolution has broken out in the state of Antio-
quiS.
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RAT Poison IN BUCKwHEAT CAKEs-At
4ueensville, Jennings county, Ind Saturday,
VIM. Runyon and wife and Granville ORIENT and
buckwheat cakes. 1t seems a farmer named
Hall had placed arsenic in his barn to kill rats
and portion became mixed with buckwheaf'
which was afterward sold to the parties named
ably recover f
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VIOLATIONS OF THE ELECTION LAWS IN VIR-
GINIA.-1n the United States Circuit Court at
Richmond, "a, Judge Hughes presiding, the
lrial OF Adolphus Geltman, judge OF election in
election law, was commenced yesterday. The
cases OF Arnold, Ellis, and Birdsong, Judges of
election in Sussex county, were continued until
inc " -
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DIVORCE CASE.-NeSsrs. Ross and Dean to-
day entered a suit for divorce in the name OF
Eleanor Hart Sill agt. John +. Sill. She sets
forth marriage Oh June 3oth, 1915; that she
has one daughter; that soon after marriage
her husband commenced TO beat her; that they
returned TO her fathers house in october 1S.5
and her husband left her in February ls11, say
ing that he would send for her il he found work
and he sent her q; that he returned January
ls1s, but she did not know IL until she met him
IN the street She asks divorce Oh the ground
OF deSertlon and nOn-Support, the right 10 re-
sumo her maiden name or Hart and the custody
of the child
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WITH A BULLET IN HIS HEAD.-Thomas
Ryan, the Bridgeport young man who was acct
oentany shot In the back OF the head a few
lodged In the base OF the brain, has never been
extracted. For several days after the injury
Ryans vision was wholly obscured; subsequent
relapse at intervals into state of blindness.
HIS eyesight is still impaired; otherwise his con-
d1tlon is as good as ever, with the exception
Haeen Journal Feb Sth
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SPRING CASSlNEREs for men and boys wear.
new stock Just received, 81, 10, 80, g. rs, 81, ST
ors; double width black alpacas. I21< cts: black
cashmeres, spring weights, all wool, from so
cents; yard wide spring percales, cents row
sons, $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, south side,
near 9TH ST. :
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ALL Wool white blankets, double, $3.50 per
par; carpets, closing out balance of stock at
nam curtain lace from Is, 81, 81, 40, SO; LappeIt
curtain muslin. 121l and Is cents; table linen.
napkins, towels, white quilts, &C., at bottom
prices. ToWsons, 636 Pennsylvania avenue
south side, near eth st.
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AN lAFosToR.-To-day there was another
case OF sWindling reported AZ police headquar-
terS- colored man, working at the National
Hotel, reported that during his absence from
nome white man went 10 his wife with q
package Of blue glass, and represented that the
womans husband had sent him there TO collect
NIFTY cents, the glass 10 be placed In lamp 10
prevent II from bursting. The wife thinking IL
was all right, paid the money. From all ae-
counts this party IL doing quite business OF
TINS KIND. and has been heard from In nearly
every section of the District
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anusenlents. &C. TT

NGtioRGI Thsdter. = Lawrence Barrett in ;. s
New Play -
F"fds OperG House.-"Our Boarding House."
Iheafer COMPUTE Marked for Life,' and ex-
eeileIt varieties
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THE PRIZES in the late billiard tournament In
New York were distributed yesterday evening,
IN the order OF winning, as follows: JACOB
Schaeffer, 81, 600 in gold and solid silver vase;
ssee IN gold, and Maurice DAILY, $500 10 gold.
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DRY GOODS
lust OPENED

j 49, ~ ~ I'D hTat0nBe aud Nalencienu,s
go 49, h.sck French Lac, sau.h-.. ana Nam
sII ., ~ asr3es Iorchoc an o.hcr Tr9 -uines
hnh =, , ~ ift's. , tt0ps IN a:idltSs variety
49,. ~ - ana at,tS. Rach NJ A espIs "a
Inc ~ ~. - 81, ana San Rhbncs aud IN ala.ant
for ,I,r 49, :lIk tru.es ulaGufa sHrea ~ JrsSiS
49,, 80. 90 WI IN W make a.-1o-t lxlfE a1s
- IA. .'ite sst'us brown B,a a illr,. sha.as
of All No; P Il NJ .or and carTnsl all coo.s
Chr Fan AMI Writer stock s,,a w-tb -..,-l,,
,..,, ". " BROWN
NJ MarI,f s;ars,
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LECTURES.
I NGERSOLL!

INGERsOLL!
COLONEL ROBERT G. INGERSOLL
will deliver, at the National Theater on SUNDAY
EVENING, February %, his eloquent lecture. en-.
titled
SOME MISTAKES OF MOSES,
his wittiest most radical and most mastery Grafton
This lecture, wherever delivered in New England and
throughout the West, has produced the profoundest
sensation OF any lecture of this generation. flIt
. FREE LECTURES by PROF O. s. FOw-
- LER, TALLMADGE HALL. THURSDAY. FRI
NoLGGY," applied to Life, Health, Self-Onlture
and and BUSINESS Adaptation, commencing at and
closing with several public examinations of some of
dience
Consultations as to Your own and children's Phre-
nology: best business adaptation, self culture, etc
at the Ebbltt House daily from am. till 10 y M
until Thursday night. February 20, only. febIO
V NJ. g. A. CHAPEL Lincoln Hall Building)-
Il .DlEease Germs'' A Lecture by NJ CORA
BLAND, Nj D., TUESDAY EVENING, Feb IL. Wo-
ans Nat Health Assn Course Tickets 15c f1-tf2os
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENTAL ioint meet
ing OF the senate and House committees on
puollc buildings and grounds was called to be
Ielu To-Day TO discuss the proposed change in
te plan OF the washington monument. Owing
10 the absence OF quorum of the House com
mlttee no action ON the subject was taken
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HEADACH whitens the hair prematurely, but
Loditle's Headache Specific Will cure the worst
case almost instantly.
Have faith in Duraag's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t
Will positively cure
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SOLOMON HIMSELF would be puzzled If called
upon to decide which is the more exquisite
the Violet, West End Bouquet, or Stephanotis
of j. d Z. Atkinson.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. Baltimore. Md.
HER MAJESTY'S OPERi COMPANY.

COL J. H. MAPLES0S. ............. DIRECTOR.
Three nights aud one matinee only Of
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Opera
CARMEN
1HuBSDAh, EehruSTy ~, DuRiZetti's UperS,
LUCIA III LAMMERMOOR.
Lucia VI me EteEa Gersttr
LIE NUZZE DI FIGARO
SAT- RDAY, February p, MATINEE at O'CLOCK
La SONNAMBULA
ANNA .-::::... ---........ Mime Eieka Gerster
tickets VIII be on sale at Me; zerott's Music Store
where diagram OF house will be on exhibition
SCALE OF PRICES Orchestra and orchestra circle
reserved So dress circle, according TO location re
served, 81 and $3.50; dress circle stalls. four seats
reserved. $40, dress circle iOges four seats resery
cd. $40; general admission to orchestra and dress
circle e. general admission to second dress circle
with nc extra charge to reserve, 81: procenium
boxes, seating eight persons, 500 and $50.
Special trains VIII run from baltimore to Washinx
ton after each opera. Round trip tickets including
transportation from railroad depot to the Academy
and back. by omnibus, viii be on sale at Office of
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. Application by mail or tele-
graph VIII be attended TO in the order they are re-
celyed. and should be addressed to j. ID. FERGU-
son, Manager Academy of Music. BaltmoHe Sub
scripuon sale opens Thursday, February H. and
airy IS. febI1I;t
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OUR REDUCTION sale brings purchasers and
orders nom every section, from those in want
q dress and school suits, pantaloons. sc, for
their boys. at the Boys Clothing House
BoDinson Co., 500 Pennsylvania avenue
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CLOSING OUT all of our beautiful dress goods
at actual cost; colOred and black cashneres.
pure wool, SO; colored silks, 65, Is, 81, ST. Car,
ter's, III Market Space. Bleached table da.
quilts. large size, $50; excellent corSets, so;
ladies' wool vests, 50.
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sales OF DR.. Butts Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
SOLOMON HIMSELF would be puzzled If called
upon to decide which Is the more exquisite
the Violet, West End Bouquet, or StephanotiS
of j. q Z. Atkinson.
HEADACH whitens the hair prematurely. but
Lodtues Headache Specific VIII cure the worst
Have faith in Duraag's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t
Will positively cure.
THE 'COurt of st. James has chosen BOIL
NIGER Champagne for its special CONSUMPTION,
and orders for upwards Of two-thirds OF the en-
tire quantity required are now for this brand.
THROAT DISEASES often commence with a
Cold, Cough, or unusual eXertion OF the voice.
Inese inciplent symptoms are allayed by the
use OF "BrO,cns Bronchial Troches," which il
neglected often result in a chronic trouble OF
lne 1Hfoau. zoe. DOX S,W
PnEs-Dr. Chambers Ptlon: sure cure for
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never falling All
druggists; so cents. Principal depot, ]. w.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. 2,l0,m,w,f,I:
VICTORIOUS EVERYWHERE From all quar-
tefs comes the same happy news. "Habe's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar is accomplishing
such cures in severe Coughs and Colds, and
other throat and lung complaints as aStonlSh
even Dr. Hale himself. To be without Ii in Win
ter, Is most serious matter in any family.
Plies Toothache Drops cures Toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
FOR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Hrs Wins
LOUIS Soothing Syrup has been used for children
II corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels cures dysentery and
dlarrh9a, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An Old and weli-trted remedy.
Is cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLRNEN-We wish TO call
attention to A. FtScher's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng Establishment, No. 906 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
manner not TO be eQualled by those not pos
seSsing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for s. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from s.
up TO 100 window. Wool blankets from 81
cents to s. pair, by cleaning number re-
duction in price. Specialty-LadieS party
dresses; spotted or soiied round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment; rs
years experience.
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at Goo p. NJ, and
extiHguiShed at 1:29 a. M
Acacia Lodge. No. Is, r. \. 4. NJ. presented
Hast Master %. Z. Brown With valuable iewel
last night.
The annual election OF officers of the District
OF Columbia horticultural society takes place
tflS evening, after which DR.. George Vasey.
eotaniSt OF the Agricultural department viii
deliver an essay ON the relation OF botany to
horticulture ~