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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-20
Receipts st the Ola basin.

Receipts ut the Ola Basin.
Pascaroula-Per sohr OloH-4e. 600 feet lumber TO
IL Buddig
Pssesgoula--Psr sehr Annette-45. Geo feet lumber
to Buddig
Stock ton-Per schr Star-4oooo feet lumber to
Ward 4 Cause
Tehefnnota Hiysr-per sohr Two Sons--15,0 600
feet lumber 20 cords wood to order
BoBfouca-Per sohr Try Again-40 cords wood to
master
Tangipahoa- Per sohr John B Meyers 30 cords Of
Amits River--Per sohr Indian Reed--12o.ooo
shingles to order
Horn 1sland-Per schr Camele--5o0 bb1s sand to
order
Tohefnnota Rlver--Per schr Mary Ella.-2o cords
wood to master
Pasoagoula- Per sohr City Belle-1oOo bis charcoal
TO master
Pearl Riyer-Per barge Pearl Rivers IS cords wood
n1smoranda.
The United States Admiralty Court at Key West
awarded the salvors in the Of the ship Mary r.
Riggs. Langdon, frem New Orleans for Bremen,
wrecked French Key. the sum Of s45, 47i, not ~
before reported.
The Brit ship Stadacona ParnAll, from Pensacola
for Cardiff, before reported at Key West leaking,
had moved up into the upper anchorage to await de-
eisiOn Of owners
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Cable to the N. Y. Herald.l
Gibraltar, 70 June 14--ArrIved from New Orleans
for Marseilles, Fr steamship CaderR, NenvsOn.
LOWestOtt June 14--Afrived from New Orleans.
Brit bark A BOtsf0rd Atkinson
Siettin to June i5-Arrivsd from Mobile, Nor bark
Medbor. Jensen.
Amsterdam. June 14-Arrivsd from Pensasola.
Dutch brig Aurora. Van Buren,.
Antwerp. June l5--Arrtysd from Pensasos, Nor
bark Vasoo dc CANA, Andreasen.
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. .. LINZ

4A12E This Steamship
INVENTOR,
Reynolds, commander.
will sail on or about May 26. 1879, from
wharf. foot of Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and siRn through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havres
OrUnstadt
These steamships, being OF light draft, Will
CROSS the bar OF the Mississippi at oil timer
without detention.
For freight apply 10
DECAN u CO..
de7O ~ 1879 Gravier street.
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H0P1EIOUHAA. WI

~ AhSUUAAAs w
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS PACKET
REGULAR UNITED HTA TEH MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUElSsID s1l X q Z! : p1Irn,,
wax sas. Port Barre. GimmsDoTt, Church,
= Vile, and all landings on the Ooast
Atchafalays River and Bayou Oourtableau-
new lf0ilt draft steamer
FAMEM0N,
Theo. John and j. M. sherrouse clerks,
will leave a. above. For freight Or passage ap-
pls b BR RHsIa n EpPLER 1os erayier street
r. w. ADAMS, 81 Commercial Place.
j. Il. CARLIN. 60 Magazine street.
p.S.-The FanchOn eOnnects weekly with th6
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Gtaizee. and
signs through bills lading to GheyneYille and
All points m Bayou BfPuf. oc8 u
REGULAR OPKLOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at 8 D. m.
- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
sas, Port Barre, efmmsport
Churehville and all landings on the
.Goast, Atehafalaya river and Bayou Qourta-
hIaar-The new Ught-draft steamer
YAZOO,
VIM Crawford maater.. ]. B. Schmit clerk.
BY pt on board. Or 70 LORD u MoPEAKE. AGENTS
% deM 4"oA aEo. D, HITE, 14s arayier street.
Freight for Bayou des GlaIzea put out at
SfmmBpOrt, Big Bend Landing or Water Valley
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At Quarantine station

Brit steamship Mediator, HaDney from Liverpool
win West Indian ports, to Deuan Ace--
Mex sehr JlaBita Julis, Morapea 10 days from Tux
pan via 0alvee ton. 10 D Fatio Aeo-
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
June 20, 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
No clearances at the Eustomhouse yesterday

No arrivals from SEQ yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
City Of Alton. Bixby. from st Louis
Eva. DeHouehel. from Upper Coast
n Hay, Brown. from BAYOU sara
Bertha BerEeron. from Bayou Lafourche
Martha, Bassett from Port Eads
Emma Twins. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-The second annual
monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building
Association was held last night, at Goddard s
han. The report OF the secretary, Mr.. Ferdinand
!\lng, was as follows: Receipts for two years
Dues, Sl3.41649; advances, S9,Ssl. 90: fines
s26640; insurance, 1885, total receipts for two
years, S., SOS II. Payments for two years
Advances, S19. $50. II; Withdrawals So so: ex-
penses, s1,l33.66; insurance, 500 70; total pay
ment. two years, $S3,691.55. The association
began with $3.50 shares, of which 500 shares
have been cancelled, leaving 2,25S shares yet to
cancel. The election OF officers resulted as
follows: VIM. Ciabaugh, president: Jas. God
dard, vice president: Ferdinand King. secretary:
X. E. Fry, treasurer. Drectors-Jno. Leitch,
a. Miller Jas. Muntz, j. A. Schultz, Thomas
bowling, W. a. IiutchfnS. Finance committee
Edgar Grisby, +. NJ. LaWton and John Leitch.
E2,552 was sold, being sixteen shares. at average
Sl4t.OO per share.
THE DAsHAwAy CLUB held its weekly meet
ing at their hall last night. The meeting was
largely attended. Addresses were made by
Mcssrs. VIM. Jones. Walter Addison, jr. c. ".
Lltchl1eid. Rev. Hazel, A. Ii Jones, j. c. Belt.
Nr. Jno. Terry presided, and a large number
signed the pledge
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners have addressed a
COMMUNICATION to DR.. W. w. Godding, superin-
teDdent OF the Government Insane Asylum re-
questing him to furnish statement OF the
names and history OF nonresident paupers who
are sS sddPPGTte tS oy the District Of Columbia
as sta ed in THE STAR of Yesterday. SO far
r covered as to be able to take the train at
at5 O'Clock a, for his home In Rockville, Md A
uispatcn from Rockville to-day states that his
physlcianS-Drs. LOngstreet and SumIoers-ey
press the opinion that he will not be able to at
lehd TO his official duties during the following
meeK: In the meantime Mr.. Dodge, the District
treasurer ana assessor, has been designated by
tne commissioners to sign warrants as acting
auditor and controller The business of the
Office is therefore not Interrupted.
TIE District Commissioners have annroyed
appilcatlonS for transfer OF liouor licenses as
follows: Charles Croft to Jacob Homer and
frederick Rose to another location. provided all
il T LOT preach OF LICENSE laws have been paid.
=, Inc District Commissioners yesterday re-
ueVed IRON further service Oh the police force
ID; Z. kelium Joseph Stone and James Mar
Mr.. Dodge, having in charge ths.assessments
OF taxes, has prepared a schedule OF all kinds
ana varieties OF taxable property, money and
cIeultS Under appropriate heads for the next
assessment OF personal property.
Inc District commissioners yesterday issued
an order to the health officer that in addition
10 the s5,o 600 specially appropriated for medical
atteh1ance and medicines for the sick poor of
Ibis District, to eXpend $1,000 for furnishing
theIn with suitable food up to July 1st 1879 and
10 make such arrangements as will be moso
l.ulcIous LOT effecting the joint object of both
appropriations.
BUILDING PERMITS
i sS oy Inspector EntwSle: ID. c. Turner. re-
pa pau frame, III street northwest; SIS William
n; rnllllps, construct storehouse, brick, sth
between q and II streets northwest: $500. Pat
ilck Corcoran, repair frame, 22O2 18th street
LorthWeSt; 800. Joseph Birch. construct a two
Story brick shop and stables, Jefferson, between
Beail and Bridge streets. Georgetown: 81 800.
Henry Brown. build forge. frame, i, between
- ana 9th streets southwest: S25. Christian
COUNTY; 1900
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FHR OOHRTR.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge Cartier
Yesterday, Dowd VS.. Acker's administrators;
verdict for defendants. Morrison, HERMAN &
Co. vs. Denver ct al; verdict for garnishee De
Ney vs.. Thomas ct al: verdict for plaintiff for
1880.
To-day, Wall agt. Turner; jury out Brady
agt. faimer, executrix; on hearing.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Clark VS. Lem d Rapley: argued
tret of Columbia; submitted. and decree re; for
defendant directed. Williams VS.. Same: do. In
with costs.
To-day, in re r. F. Harvey. bankrupt; re,
opened I. ). agt. Harris: testimony filed and
Suoniltted In re Marsh (habeas corpus: on
hearing.
CRIMINAL CorRT-,Ybdge Wylir.
Io-uay, JAS. Snowden, resisting oftiCer and
assault with. intent to Kill: John Dalton lar
die.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Smell
To-day. Charles Gaskins. colored, indecent
exposure; S.. Charles Williams boy vagrant,
was sent down. Henry Fortune, loud and bois-
1tlouS conduct in front Of church: S. Also.
charged with carrying pistol: $40 or work
mouse. stephen Green. throwing stones in the
street; So. Kate White, Randall Webster and
Margaret Roach, sent down for vagrancy An
NE Conr0y and Nellie Patterson. loud and bois-
ferrous conduct SO or thirty days In jail Wal
tt >. Brown forfeited collateral. Wilson Haw-
MINIS, assault on Mary Hawkins, his wife. plead
Gu guli'y and was fined S. Richard Williams
assault on Ella Williams his wife: sixty DAYS
Id jan. Joseph Williams, a colored boy about
"a years Old, was arrafgned on the charge of
stealing some silver money from Miss Annie
crawford while standing on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 9Th and 10th streets. YESTERDAY
MISS crawford testified that he picked her
pocket and Runaway with her money She had
iiot recovered II; sent TO the Reform School dur
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ALEXANDRIA.

FUGITIVE FR0MJUSTICE CAPTURED.-MeSSIS.
John Council and John LauGhlin OF Philadel.
phia. arrived here last night in search of Gin
ton Connert. fugitive from Justice COnnert,
II seems. was a contractor ard enDl0yed Con
Iell and Laughiin. After getting some s. 900
IN their debt he drew about 81 100 on account of
The contract and ran away. He was traced to
ms city where the purSuerS secured the SER
vices OF officer James Smith who succeeded in
capturing him near Gum Spring last night.
Tie prisoner agreed to return without reIut-
sltion and left for Philadelphia ACCOMPANIED by
his CaptOrS It's morning.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER IN DANGER OF
i-fNCHING.-John Williams. colored. who has
been indicted in Fauluier county, for TIE
murder of Mi. Howard HoltzclaW, near Warren
ton junction, and who has been confined IN the
lail OF TINS city, was taken to WaTreltOn this
morning In charge Of the sheriff OF Fauuuer
ana deputy. Fears were expressed that he
would be lynched before reaching his destina-
ton.
NEW NORFOLK BOAT.-The steamer George
Leary, being rented at Wilmington. Delaware
is expected here in a few days. She has been
purchased by Mr.. George III. Plant and will be
put On the Norfolk line, in opposition to the
Lady or the Lake, with capt. Joseph White
formerly OF the Lake, as her commander
FIRE IN FAIRFAX.-Ab0ut 10 o'clock last NIGHT
the dwelling OF Mrs. Kate Johnston on the MI
vernon road. across Hunting Creek caught fire
and was burned to the ground. The loss is sup
posed TO amount to about s. 600. on which there
was an insurance OF 2,200.
~ The anti-ChineSe agitation in Australia Is
on The increase, and the government is called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28
Washington Market, Retain Prices,

MEATs-BeeI. Slrl0ln, 2Oc. per To-; do. porter
mouse, 20a25c.; rib roast, 12a20c; steak 12sa20c:
Sorned Beer, salOc.; Dried Beef Clipped, 25a3Oc.
90. sliced, zoe; Lamb, 1Sa25c.: Veal. 126a20c.
, Mutton, l2hal5e.; Pork, 1oKa12Hc.: Sausage
rye: Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12kc: Should
erS, ea9c.: Breasts, l0a11c.: Lard, Sai0c
FRCIFS--AppleS, 30a40c. per peck: Oranges
2Oa4Oc. per dOZ; Lemons. 20a4oc: Bananas ana
ooG doz.; Cranberries, 10a121lc per OF,
FlSH-Pefch, 4oa50c. per bunch: Rock. LARGE
Zoa2oc per ID, 4oa50c. per bunch; Smelt 15a20c
per 10; Mackerel. 20a25c; HaIibur 15a20c =.
So0iisl. loc; Blue fish, 40a50c. per bunch: Tay
.eiS: 4oa5cc White fish, 15c. per H.; Black bass.
loa2oc per 10: Pike, 40a50c each; Shad. sIasI "a
per pair; Red Snappers, I5c. per h.: CLANS
5oa6oc. per 100; Lobster. 12c per h.: ScolloDs
4oc per Of.
BCTTER.-Pliladelph Print. 45a5nr. per III :.
western creamery. ;'5c.; New York 30a35C.: roll
z0a3rc.; CheeSe, l2a2Oc.; Eggs. 15a1Sc. per COZ.
ro.I:! Fl, ABLEs-Potatoes Irish, 3)a4Oc. per
peek; DO; Sweet. Soa4oc.; Cabbage safe: Beans
SLl';] iEa!5e. per quart: Beets. 5aI0c npr hnnrb.
Tqua2l, 4aoc per To-; Pumpkins. 10a25c each.
l4lnlps, l5c per peck; Onions 30a4Gc, ner necl,
PGCLTRY.-Chickens. 15a$I IS per pair. Dpi1cIs
Geese, 50c.as1 PEI Io';
do. A inaapG eanvasbaek, s2as 50 per pair
'9c.asl per pair. F pau w. i1oAeau
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Late Issues.
Al. Leah: \ Woman of Fashion by Annie
40 Tue Fortunes OF Glencore by Chas Lever 20
469 Rupert Goodwin, by Miss NJ E. Braddon %
i6s a Gilded Pin, by George Manville Fem. 10
46i. Edna by Mrs. Henry Wood ...... ~
466 Great Voyages and Great NavigatorS, by
Jules Verne first half ~ 10
416 Great Voyages and Great NavigatorS, by
Jules Verne second half. ............ 10
4o5. Monsieur Lecoq, by Emile Gaborlan. list
46+. Gerald Fitzgerald by Charles Lever. 20
45l. The Arabian Nights. part II ............l 10
400. The Arabian Nights. part / ... 10
4s s me Doctors Wife, by NJ. 3. Braddon. 20
45s. Nancy, by RhOda Broughton. ..2 20
45l. The Last OF the Ruthvens by Miss Muioch 10
455. Paul Faber, Surgeon, by Geo. Macdonald 20
454. Little Barefoot, by Berthold Auerback 10
453. The Princess Of the Moor, by F. Marlett 90
452. An Odd Couple, by Mrs. Oliphant ID
45l. Lady Silverdale'S Sweetheart VIM. Black 10
For sale by newsdealers at above prices, and
SENT postpaid, on receipt of IL cents for 10 cent
NUMBERS, ana p cents for 20 cent numbers, by
George Munro Il TO % VaIdewater street, New
York.
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TEA New orleans woman, whose husband
was killed by a pet bear, has sued its owner for
s55 900 damages. Evidently she appreciated the
mans worth.
I-There was rum0r in New Orleans, La,
yesterday to the effect that Governor Nichols
was about to resign. The causes which will in
duce him TO take this important step are not
stated.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NATIONAL IbeGter.-"A Messenger from Jarvis
StctlOn'-Mr. MaCauley
Ford's OJ'ere HOUSE The Remarkable His
tory OF Lispet.
Theater Comjque.-'' The Mil Murder" and
varieties
Fourth Presbyterian. CL,Tch-Musical enter
taiDmeut.
GrGrs H. +. Chtrch.-COncert. Tecitations, &C.
kaIint-N HaN.-AptOmmas. the harpist.
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CUMBERLAND CoAI. FOR THE WEsT.-Some
days ago Vice President Keyser stated to a
committee OF the West Virginia legislature that
he had contracted to carry coal west at the
price of half a cent per ton per mile, which was
a very low figure. Last week the Hampshire
Company loaded number of box cars bound
west with coal, and we are informed that the
company has contract for the delivery OF 90,
tons on the western lakes to one order. There
COAL which we believe the above company viii
endeavOr to SUPPLY Cumberland (Md.) Neics.
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RospEp OF Sl5o.-Singleton Jones. colored.
aaIIed al the dwelling Of cOlored woman
named Eliza Barber. ON l4th street, NO. el6
and TepGrs Of Mrs. ma pr Gus
oaus s " -. .,rraer, . feather al the Ste
ES"' ?ynQol.hOuScH. fnr : SUN of money While
alleged That Jones fixed the door-latch so that
he could gain admission to the house Presently
Mrs. Barber returned TO the room, stating that
she could not find the money, but IL Jones
would bring note from her daughter TO the
neighbOr living near by, he would probably ad-
vance the amount she desired. Jones then re-
tired by way OF the back gate, and Mrs Barber
resumed her household duties. 1t is alleged
that Jones then went around to the front door
and re-entered the house, and stealthily went
upstairs and ranSacked the house, breaking
open bureau drawers, trunks and wardrobe
and stole $3.50, leaving the house without being
seen. The detectives arrested Jones last even.
| ing and in the Police Court this morning the
| hearing of the case was postponed until Tues
| day next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

To THE ADVANTAGE or CASH PURCHASER>--lt
will be seen by the card of ". VI. ShuSter n
Sons that this prominent house mas made a
new departure In business b. allowing dis
count OF per cent. for cash on the day or sale
or upon the delivery OF goods. They Will adhere
10 their previous one-prtce system, but VIII give
cash purchasers the benett OF the = per cent.
discount allowed them by the wholesale dealers
In buying for cash. IL Is hardly necessary TO
add that the customers OF ShuSter Il Sons can
rely On fair dealing and on getting the pick o.
the market In the way OF goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

FRATDS IN NORTH CARoLINA-A telegram
from Raleigh, n. c., February 26, says: IL has
just been discovered by a portion OF the public
That ten persons who were members OF the legiS-
lature elected in 1876 were guilty OF drawing
money twice from the state treasury, when
they were entitled to draw only once. When
these ten members came to Raleigh to attend
the session OF the legislature they brought the
election returns OF their respective counties and
delivered them to the Secretary Of state. as
| deputy sheritfS. For this service each of the
! ten drew mileage at the rate of ten cents a
| lille. and three dollars day while serving the
| state as deputy snerlftS. 1t now appears, ac-
| ditor for the fiscal year ending September Both.
| 1877, that the ten persons named also drew mil
| cage as members OF the legislature for the
| number OF miles and at the same rate for which
| they had previously been paid by the state as
| deputy SheriffS. The amount thus WrOngfully
obtained, and for which there is no AUTHORITY
| in law. is S634. 60. One OF the parties is nov
Lieutenant Governor of the state, and anothe
| Speaker of the House.
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SUIT AGAINST TIE DISTRICT-TO-day Michael
White by MeSsrS. COOK and cole. entered suit
against the District OF columbia for damages
laid at S1n600. alleged 10 have been sustained by
entered upon his properly. lots 121-S and .,
Wright and DOleS subdivision OF Mt Pleasant,
fronting on Sth street northwest. and cutting a
ditch across said lots, making IL necessary for
him 10 construct bridge there. leaving the
earth and debris for plainun TO remove, destroy
ing a spring. &C
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Gents new style Fur Derby's 81 to 81:
Fine Soft Black and Colored FeltS. 81 to 81:
very nice Stiff and Soft Hats &c and 81:
New styles Boys Hats at all prices from soc &c
81. At lewis. go Ith street n.M
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4 VOTING NACHINE.-The Austrian Parlia-
ment house is to be provided with new ma
chine for voting. invented by the well known
handle, '.yes'' or mo on his desk liberateS =
ball which falls into an urn behind the Presi-
Gent, and at the same time reveals the number
CT The voter in board on the wall Fraud in
voting Is Impossible, and the time occupied is
TWO minutes
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,u- naval observatory {fUIn 1s4j t6 is,i, has
lust been Issued from the 90Nernln. NJ Pllhc IN.
sent TO his residence in Georgetown yesterday ;
b,lf he was owing when lie reached home ana
never had the pleasure of seeing IL.
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CITY ITEMS.
HATS FOR SPRING OF

ENGLAND Is called John Bull: there is how
ever, no sobriquet for DR.. Butts Couqh Strip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

ASK your suffering friend to try DuranG'.
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism and he will
afterwards thank you. IL is perfect.
Don't wait till your head burst before trying
L0ditie's Headache Specific
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The Seaside Library.

Out to-day in clear. bold, handsome tyne
GREAT VOYAGES AND GREAT NAvIGA ToRs fSec-
ond half.) by Jules Verne ......... i0c
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT.-Yesterday Pat
rick c. tillone filed bill against the District of
Columbia asking that certain tax liens be de-
clared void. GillOne sets out in his bill that he
is the owner of lots on X street, between I'd and
I'd streets east, near which the old corporation
provementS to be made, and that afterwards.
under the order Of superintendent Balloch, the
work was done and its whole cost charged to
the abuttfng property, and that there has been
issued tax certificate as q lien thereon,-but
that sale thereupon was stopped by Injunction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE took a recess
the other day to witness bowie-knife diver
tisement between the minority and majority of
doctors were sewing up the minority, the ma
jority got In their report, which was unani-
mOuSly adopted.-[ Times-J Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE CITY are the trunks
travelling bags, SatchelS, shawl straps &c. made
and sold at the practical manufactOry OF James
Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

OUR PEOPLE are taking advantage OF the
great sacrifice being made at the sale of silver
There never was such an opportunity offered in
this City before TO secure hargainS
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Late Issues

The ATTACHE; or, SAM SLICK IN ENGLAND. hv I
{. Halliburton .. %,
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ARIosA FREE.-You :, u get sample OF Ar
ouckleS unground rOaS' "a AriOSa coffee free II
you call Lmmediately on your grocer 264
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Opening NEW LOT FIRE Gooos

NJ" Luz fIhE GOODS
Bleached Table nGnask, 50 cents worth 75
hed Bgrdt red MAJ klns, 10Y cents worth rt;
Table Linen. Is cents. worth %
Bridal Bed Sfryad, .IS cents worth II ID
immThlsh Ban Towels, 20 cents, worth $50
All Linen Towel, y cents. worth u
All Linen Towel. O,'ents, worth n
Al Lien IoWt l2fl, 10. no., worth 20 cents mora
bargains IN Crash ToWelngs
E q n g1ality SheetnE, 20 cents, worth ~
run stock Caruets, AZ cost, 10 close Oh;
x,,o. T y NRUDAIN
IeSEElr SOS Market Space,
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PREPARATORY TO THE OPENING OF SPRING
TRADE great bargains are offered In every va
Tiety of winter clothing at the boys clothing
house OF b. Robinson & Co., 900 Pa. ave, who
have, without doubt, the best and most COM
Plete assortment OF goods In their line ever be-
fore offered TO the Washington public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking in flesh. VITAL brain, or nerve force. use
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earth for impotence, leannesS, sexual debility.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-28

QUEER SToRY.-The Philadelphia Times tells
apout one Levi WaggenSeller who went into
restaurant and ordered supper. He had three
talse teeth, which for twenty years had done
sood i service: They were in the habit of occa-
10 his meal and had about half finished if When
ne felt something going down his throat. giving
him intense pain, which he thought was a bone
He soon found that his false teeth were gone
Plate and all had gone down his throat, and he
could feel them lodged against his breast. He
consulted physicians but all their efforts to re-
lieve him from the pain he suffered were vain
The teeth slipped down and settled near the
entrance to the stomach IL was impossihIe r.
get any food or drink down his -
strange to say the no." - ,ot pnt
eating IT, I'M. ,o,,a-r S IL oe.o: Lti ~.
,5aH.r uWlndied TO a mere skeleton AT
iH@' W Altd from starvation.