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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-05-23
Hosiery, Gloves, & Handkerchief.

The largest. raresL and most unique French
novelties IN the city. Also, the medium grades Of
hose for ladies and children at very moderaio
prices -
Ladies'. misses, and chillrcn's kid, cloth, aud
Isle Thread Gloves Of the best manufacture, IN
oil the newest shades to match any dress material
A superior selection Of plain hcmmod linen, and
all linen hemsttchcd. and scollOped Handker-
chiefs Also. embroi1ercG SIX handkerchief
..uA N. L...-t = ~. .-I-.r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-05-23
DRESS GOODS.

Superb assortment Of fine French hand made
UNDERWEAR COMPRISING every requisite for n
ladys wardrobe. Also, childrens suits for every
age and size. ---
our Infants Furnishing Department is thor
oughly equipped. Complete Wardrobes as low As
So; better goods In proportion. Any article IN
the Wardrobe at list price; really cheaper than
the homemade Arucle, aud much more satsac-
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GEORGETOWN.

A NEGLIGENT PRoCEEDING.-The work On
hlgh street Is progressing finely and gives
promise OF making when completed first-clasS
pavement. A property holder on the street,
near Dunbarton street, delayed making water
connection with his house until yesterday.
When upon proper permit, he had the pavement
aug up, although 1t had not been laid "a hours
ia front OF his house. A depression and then a
mole at this place win most likely be the result.
SALE OF THE ARRow.-The steamer Arrow
mas Deen sold by Capt. Frank HOllingShead to
Joseph X. hickey. The Arrow will hereafter
be run on the st. Johns river, Florida, under
the command of Capt. Silas o. Hemenway.
MARROW EsCAPE-Yesterday evening, VIM
Burroughs, an employe Of the car company,
fell from the bridge connecting their building
with the canal and narrowly escaped drowning.
PORT observation-disclosures w. j. Lambdln,
Patterson. LIGHT. for ALEXANDRIA,
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISH REPoRT.-The prevailing high winds
have interfered very seriously with the fish
cries, it being impossible to haul the seines
The entire receipts since Saturday evening
have only been 200 shad, 1900 herring, and q
small number Of perch and rock. Most of these
were received yesterday, and prices have been
for shad, $1Sa20 per hundred; herring, 81 per
thousand, and white perch and rock 25a35 cts
per bunch. No arrivals OF consequence are ex.
pected this evening.
FRlGHTFUL ACCIDENT.-On Friday night a
White man named Shelton, while attempting to
jump On moving freight train, at Whittle's
station, on the Midland road slipped and fell
beneath the cars. Both OF his legs and QUE
hand were cut off, and he received severe in
jurieS to his head but he was still alive on Sat.
urday, although his death was momentarily ex
DeCted.-IALoI. Gazette.
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ZEE OOURT0.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Catherine Bailey, habeaS CORPUS:
opinion by Judge Wylie Affirming Judge Ham,
Judge Wyiie declaring Trust deeds Wild. r re-
leases fraudulent and void, and directing sale
and proceeds to be brought into Court. The
applications Of A. w. Harris and Frank II. Fall
were referred to the committee.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdge Smell.
To-day, Alfred Scott, indecent exposure In a
pubic park; $40, or thirty days. John Meehan,
Martin Edward, two white boys, same charge;
IS each. Joseph Williams and Oscar Lee, COL
ored, trespass on the gardens Of the Academy
assault on Mary Banks: IS. Martin Ford,
charged with selling whisky without license;
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Anna Davis been called to the stand; was &C not
as easy to secure their attendance - that OF
the wbited sepulchre from the Pc ahc Stone or
the immaculate Thomas Mar nail Oliver from
kentucky He claimed th.,c she refused to re-
ceive the money until s,ne was told that it was
not IN ful He re@.erred to the BristoW letter,
and said the Osy has not come when the law
makers support their mistresSeS on government
salaries. ard he asked what did he C pay the
they t,syJ allow himself to be black mailed. She
was all the while impressing Mr.. Riddle with
the idea that this money was to pay her ex-
Mr. Peter then referred to the pathetic appeal
of Gen. Butler, remarklng that ne actually saw
tears in his eyes and his mind reverted to
THE STORY OF DAVID AND JONATHAN.
He claimed that the testimony was uncOntra-
dicted, and he hoped the verdict would be such
as to teach lawmakers that they could not vio-
late laws and then avoid the consequences by
refusing to appear on the witness stand and
testify.
THE CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY.
AT 1855 Mr.. Peter closed aud the Court
directed the papers to be passed to the jury.
Judge Cartier then leaned back, and the large
number of people present, expecting that the
Judge would charge the jury at length, became
The Court broke the silence by simply say
ing: " Gentlemen of the jury take this case and
dispose OF it,
WAITING FOR VERDICT.
At 1851 the jury retired and the counsel left
the room, Mrs Oliver taking her seat In the wit
ness room.
At two o'clock Judge Cartier received a note
from the jury asking If they could have the
evidence as taken by the StenOgraphlc repor-
ter, but the court declined to acceed to the re-
quest. From the jury room could be heard
from time to time the voices Of the jurors in
animated discussion, and the general impress
sion was that there would be no verdict. In the
meantime Mrs. Oliver, seated in the witness
room, was alternately looking out Of the win
dow and taking short sleep.
Verdict for Defendant.
At :55 this p. m. the Jury returned verdict
for defendant.
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DURHAM WHISKY.
LABARA1ohY OF STATE AfsA " ASp cESsMsgsr.l
I have carefully tested q sample Of
Durham Rye Whisky,
selected by myself from the stock of Mesers Ellison
excl ent article Of whisky and altozetner suita
bic for ne as beverage or medicine:
W. h TAYLOR, n. D., State Chemist.
This superior Rye Whisky, now 30 popular in DIFF.
ferent sections, and endorsed by over 800 dealers
lnany OF them druggists) is offered to the trade of
this city upon its merits only There are many fine
whiskes on the market, and We have nothing to say
DURHAM to equal the best of them and we are sat
ished trial viii convince all judges Of this fact
For sale by the following well known houses:
8 z. Toward. Hmeric.n House.
=: y: Keyworth, Geo W. Driver,
W. II. b. OisseIl, John Rose
i: Han semmes. 81 sSeehey,
Ryan Earnshaw, N. Mccormack,
NJ Goddard, Walker b 90,
= p. Little Co., Calvin Wilmer,
Francis Golden, Mrs NJ Mccormack,
w. K Browne, j. b. Knott,
10. Cornell, Foley & Mcdonald,
i. A. Rover, Ella Chelini,
A Gersdorf, w. 7: MetZger Bro,
G. T. Montgomery, Frank McKIew
W. A. Ofutt Bro, Georgetown.
w. II. BEALL,
mar25-etSm Agt. for Dist Of Columbia.
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III.
Blacklidge's Gallery, III Market Space.j
OLD JOHN BROWNS FORT at Harper's Ferry
Is not SO celebrated as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
THESE old people whose blood has become
thin and steps feeble are praising Hon Ritters
for the good they have done them
FROM their inactive life ladies suffer most
almost instantly.
If.you have rheumatism take Durang's Rhsu-
matte Remedy. 1t never fails.
CHEW Jacksons Best Navy Sweet Tobacco fly
A SURE THING; it never falls; cure yourself
complete cure for all urinary, Kidney, bladder
and genital diseases in male or female. ST. at
druggists; advice free. Depot, So Barclay St
avenue. 3.23.eo1y
Il. R. Fl. the Prince OF Wales has bought all
the "BoLL1NGER" of the 1865 Vintage as sthe
finest wine that could be obtained"
CHAhohns AND LIVER PILLS Dr. Chandler's,.
Purely vegetable and tasteless. NO noxious
alugs; .,d Formula on each package. All know
Su na. they are taking Cure heart
ness sick headache, pain in back or Shoulders,
to 1ney aneS0ns nervous ~ debility, coated
package: All druggists Principal depot, j. ".
ureW, 9TH ana Penna. avenue. 2aO2:
PnEs.-Dr. Chandter's Pilon; sure cure for
f1es instant relief; harmless; never falling. All
4rugglSfS; % cents. Principal depOt. j. W.
D'o"' VII ai'o fenha. avenue 1907:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Krs W;ns.
Ie'o's Soothtrg Syrup has been used for children.
II corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhpa, whether arising from teeth.
edy; Is cents bottle. -~
To LADIES AND 4ENTLFMRN.-Wa wish IN coll
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing establishment, No. 9O6 g street, near
stn street. BY promptly adopting the latest
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sesslng these facilities. Gents suits Cleaned
Tor ~. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from rs
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
50 cents to Is cents pair, by cleaning number
reducuon In price. Specfalty-Ladlee party
cleaned without doing the whole garment: p
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RCNTINGS. pure Wool. 25c yard
~ Drese Gooas from 10 to Soc yard
Cotton, full yard v ice, Sc
Roby'e Double Busk Corpets
Mime. Demorest's Reliable Patterns.
JOS. B. BAUIY
marl5ih Cor. IN = r ~ ID g.
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The trOtting stallion W oodford NJ ambrino
mat made such fine record last season, died
at st. Louis yesterday.
1.-THE storm OF Sunday did considerable
damage IN bingham county, Ga son OF ex-
Congl essman Rawls was killed by fall from
tree.
1.-The colored people Of Philadelphia held a
celebration yesterday at the exhibition build
ing In honor OF the ninth anniversary of the
rat1ficatign OF the fifteenth amendment OF the
constitution OF the United States.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amnsements, &C., Tonight
National Thedter. - CarncroSS' MinStrelS-
Henry Moses Shadboat P1nafore.'
Theater Conlique
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Condensed Locals.

The Jewish passover begins next Monday eve.
ming and continues for seven days. The first
and seventh days are observed as holidays, and
the intervening period as half holidays.
The temperance evangelistS, Rev. A. 3 raj
mer and Samuel Ardron, held meeting at Dr.
Mason Mobiles church, 9th and q streets SW.,
last night. The church was well filled, and Mr.
Palmer made an address, and about nifty people
signed the pledge.
There was less rain fall in the District OF Co.
lumbia last month than In any March during
the present decade. The preci pitaiion only
amounted TO :. inches, against more than &,
inch eS last year.
A boy named VIM. Cunningham, 12 years old,
living with his parents on the Broad Branch
read, had his LETT arm broken yesterday while
wrestling with another boy named Henry
Swart.
Last night the gas jet In the store window Of
Mr.. Thomas WitherS, No. Al eth street S.w., set
fire to some dry goods, doing damage to the ex-
tent OF 500. officer Barry and some citizens
eXtinguiShed the flames.
Yesterday. In the Court in General Term, the
case of the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co. agt
Brtghtwell ct al. was decided against defend
ants granting an inJunctiOn). based on former
decisions IN the Supreme Court Of the United
states and In other L. s. courts.
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RUY 'THE MYSTERY or the ~OO3GvO9r
~. s s open bach made 81 Wansuea 1l1lin
The Great Southern mxda Of the Gane usang1na.
open front Ia only 30 cfA
II est Dress Shirts made to order ana unnanen~
ton guaranteed, for "a at MEGINNIG6.
feb6-1y 1OO9 y S60oG ~
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DoTATOEs: POTATOES!

PEERLESS for table
PEACH BLOW for seed.
ALL NORTHERN STOCK
Lowest wholesale market price,
A. E. PHILLIPS. 64l La. uVe
m293t With Barbour Hamilton. 637-6s9 La ave-
RURN THE
RED @ SAFETY OIL!
SAFETY. BEAUTY AND ECONOMY SECURED
BY BURNING THE RED OH.
ispure sweet clean and bea utful 1t ia tho hest
refned 100 deg: hretest Oil It's color ia your pro
tsctIon It's safety is indelbly marked on the Oh
For sale, wholesale, by BARBOUR HAMILTON
651 .659-e4l Louisiana avenue, and RYON EARN.
SHAW, lilo 18th street southeast and by the Retsi
Grocers OF Washington and Georgetown. mar28im
GENTS AND LADIES' WIGS.
u At the FRENCH ESTABLiSHA6ENT
GIG Ntsth street,
mar29tr Opposite u. g. Patent Office
CWIMMING SCHOOL.
- Nos Gil. 6l8 AND 6l6 e STREET NV.
Tlasses are now organizlng for the Season Of 1879
ladies'. Gentlemen and Children. who intend en-
@"1' mAf1k6n
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BANKERS,

410S0 profits on 10 days Investments OF 0100
&S.SSv IN UPTON Pacific. February 10 1IUU
800. $50. S100. 600. W Ono OSscsi ReDorts
snG Circulars free Address, 7. POTTER WI6HT
90. Bankers. 50 Wall st.. NY. feb21-eokk,tje6
$40 e $1,000 MVE0TED IN van G aoc1i
1p!aa!ning ever thing. ,,AddTo0 BAxTR 90 !:
0a1Aels. ~ WAn 0. -. y. 0ep26k fhAn,T
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK HXOHAN0I I'm
1onds ana Gold on moderate maFgins OomniS
1ons 70 each 100 shares Stock privileges Negotiated
TED Henry Merriam. Member Am. MINING Sn6
StCck ExchAnge, u Wan gt, New York. RAferenc0
New York. All 49,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Par
NJ SmiIn and Mary S. Richardson; Barney
Dman anu Lucy Ann Hill; Robert Pryor and
Enma smlth; .; Cox and Julia MADDEN: Henry
pins ana saIah Bacon; w. B. Payne and Mary
Wallace NJ. T1mmonS and Laura Ann TimmonS
ooth OF Laurel, Md; Thomas Brown and Fan.
ME Jackson. Oh
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DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIREs.-Reports have
been received at Sioux City, Ia of destructive
prairie fires in the Sioux valley and southern
Dakota. In the neighborhood OF Eden IS farm
houses and large Norwegian church were
burned. The flames travelled SO fast that the
people were not able to save anything. child
Is reported fatally and its father seriously
burned
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RAHGAINS IN BIZ ACK AND COL.
~ OhEn SILKS.
GUNNER 3. mn Sr, silk,, SO 81 s. IS cents;
Back Silks, 62h. IS, 81, 81, 81 Is, up.
Great BARGAIN in Black Silks. 81 and &l2S
AD-Wool Black Cashileres good eoof 8 60 q r.
Dress Goods, half WOOL 12k. Is, lS 20 cent? up.
Ladies Cloths, all shades, cheap
AL wool DeBeiees, Is, 3UceYts, up TO Is centa.
Best quality al: WOOL Bunting in city, Tor IS oeufa
Bank stock Towels, Napkins. Table LipenR
Wine Cloths. Sheesings, sold lese tha0 o..
porters pricss. Carpets st cost. to clooe out.
T. n. NAUDAIN.
mAr20-u 9Oo MDr1e6f 000Ia.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ENTERPRISES lust REWARDi
CROwDED WITH CUSTOMERs,,
HAHNS Ma SHOE STORE,
80 Sereye eteeet. between and III al
SIGN OF RED SLIPPER
r.s,a p.nrA - " Isxz PENEsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Ladies al Leather, Foxed and Lssting shoes n mn
La adi, SANDALS ana Newports. 75c. and up.
Menss onPRers re- Hid OF Goat. 2oc md mp.
n1r 81 n e shoss scd G:iters sod 81 ma up
Fine Osf Button aud Gaiters al
h hnG SSwed Custom Caters, o..
Boys al Leather Shoes, 65c and nm
Boys and Youths Home made Butfon ana Tao.
Misees' al Ieather Shoes Use and up. H'"o'
CnhSs e nS Shoes. with heels. 80 and SOC.
Cnuoe' SUTTON Shoes, with heels soc
INFANTS Shot g, Leather Solos, 20c ana M.
inaan@ ao kid Button Leather coles. 25c and up.
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iHE ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAIL GEN
BUTLER.-ln the Police Court (Judoe Smelly to-
DAY, Frederick Werlich was charged with an
attempt 20 backmail the Hon. B. F. Butler, by
sendlng aim letter demanding 500 from him.
on pam OF MS disclosing some dreadful act of
SAID Butter In connection with a lawsuit. He
waived an examination, and the case was sent
to the grand Jury
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SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.-A special dispatch to
the Baltimore Sun, dated yesterday at Martins
burg, w: Va, says:-This community was
Harry Dorsey, depot agent OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Martinsburg, had committed
suicide by shooting himself through the temple
taneously. The sad event occurred In his own
bed chamber, little before noon, his wife hay-
Ing lett the room but moment before the act
was committed. Mr.. Dorsey had returned to
his home from Baltimore on the Sunday night
train, whence he had gone on business No
cause can be assigned for the rash act.
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mar1S-d
cash DIZZY GOODS HOUSE.

CASH DIZZY GOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MUST BIZ REDUCED IMAxpIATNY.
Our O. 80 Blsck SiIk at 81 90 our ~ - 6ses
6ik at ears Our sl95 Black Silk st 0l.2O. n.
gant Black and White Striped Silk, 5bc l6O Whifa
ssPr7essdi e1trs iaTse and heeyy, worth cleo, @
csc Corded Pi9ue. former price Sc, al s One 60
lo4 Bleschea Pe9not sheeting. by the pieee e &c
Per yard Best All WOOL Bunting reduced from 40
to 2Sc Best Cotton ana Wool Bunting q lS3(a
Large lot Of Psrasols Sun Umbrellas Just In Ne
have the largest lot Of Dry Goods ever Offered IN IL
marlltr 1880 Pa oSe., corner S8 =
WAMSUTTA UNFINK0HED OHIsRD
N7e cent?
GOOD UNEINlSHED Observation-Disclosures OoDel,
Boys UNFINISHED aE SHIRTS; $50
H Ms%s T4H,a FaNisH s4 sHIRIs. 20 60
Boys FINISHED sHIRTs.--.............6S csnia
Closing out 4ply LINEN COLLARS, el per dor.
Best q cent Briti.h HALF HOSE in the markel
MEMS FURNISHINGS from Socks 70 Eighf O1po.
A good SILK TIE, Is cente
&1.bO SCARFS reduced to 80 centA
THOKFs0Sfs SHfRT factory.
816 II ct. ss.sO.s
marl0tr Opposite Patent O6ica
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ALL THE most desirable sprinp stv,as y, ro,au
made garments for youths, bows, and childnan .
wear can be seen at the Boys CLOTHING HoIIse
OF Il. Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylvanta ava
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The burlington Hawk-Eye says this coun-
try Is just full OF climate. ' ''"A-
~ The New orleans Picayune doesn't want
any champion oeH. it prefers suspenders
a A number OF cases OF pleuro- pneumonia
amongst cattle were discovered In the Vicinity
OF Philadelphia yesterday by medical experts.
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SPhlNG Oh EAS GOODS.
our Spring stock is row complete aud We are OF.
ierng very five and veil selected stock OF
CAMEL'S HAIRS
DkBEIGES,
LADIES CLOTHS, eno.S'
FRENCH NOVELTIES. ETC.
At low prices.
ALSO,
Avery large SIT OK OF VIII re GOODS HAMRTyRc
EMBROlDERIES, T0RCHON and BRETUN
lACkS, ETc.
Great Barr aims in BLACK SILKS.
CONNoLLY'S,
mar29tr 1fth street and Pc. OUe.
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MURDER WILL OUT-Some weeks ago the
store Of Mr.. Charles K. Walton, at Yanceys-
vile. Va. was blown up by an explosion of
gunpowder, which was followed by fire CON
Stunning the shattered ruins. Among the en-
bers was found the dismembered body of Mr.
Walton, but the head, arms and legs could not
be found. For sometime Detective Knox, from
this city, has been in Louisa trying to work I'D
the case. Messrs. Wren and Tyler, detectives,
went up Thursday to. Yanceysyille and joined
Knox. They succeeded in arreSting Albert
Mitchell, Eliza jackson and VIM. Taliey, all COL
ored: Mitchell, who Is a youth, confesses to
have kept watch while the other parties did
their d1abOlical work. They came to the store
to get admission, and Walton, recognizing the
voice OF the woman, who was his cook, unhesi-
tatfngly opened the door, whereupon Talley
knocked him In the head with an axe and plum
dered the store, and then set fire to it, leaving
the body to burn. The arrested parties were
confined In Jail at Louisa courthouse Thursday
night, and 1. strong guard placed around it to
element prevails, and the probabilities are
that popular vengeance will be wreaked upon
the wretches. The colored people are as indlg
nant as the whites.-( Richmond Wh,g, 2sth.
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NOTION FOR NEW TRIAL FOR PRYToN.-In
the case OF james Peyton, convicted last week
Blankman and Lipscomb, yesterday filed mo.
ton for a new trial The grounds of the motion
are, nrst, the verdict was against the evidence:
ground Of new and material evidence diseov.
cred; fourth, the absence of Mr.. Geo. III. How
Ard, who had promised Peyton to look after his
case, out was unavOidably absent, and the re-
mat Lewis had been put on the stand and al,
owed TO testify against Peyton without his
name having been furnished to the latter az A
witness against him; and sixth, error of law In
tne rulings OF the court. On Saturday this mo-
t10n win be argued. ''A' -1'-
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IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.-Tbomas Dow
ling, auctiopeer, sold yesterday afternoon that
elegant residence No. 1341 K street to Mrs s. B
=. Mayo, for $19, OPS. There was a fine attend
ance and quite lively bidding, and the figure
obtained was considered q fair valuation for the
property
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LEXINGTON FISH MARKEr-Sold by r. A,
3n3S aen, nsn agent, since last report: 800 shad
IA Az ~ sI4 10 $25 per hundred: 10000 behring's
TUns - az 81, yer thousand; 200 punches rock sold
Wh11a - yo ~ ~ cents per bunch; 800 punches
"ni1e percn sold at 20 cents per bunch.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINEST cabinet photographs 81 per dozen, at
Blacklidges Gallery, III Market Space.j
OLD JOHN BROWNS FORT at Harpers Ferry
Is not SO celebrated as DR.. Bulls Co,gh Syrup.
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partment. The largest stock. nnhhv sfvi H1-
so weN prices. Eiseman Bros, clothiers and
SaaoFe, corner It'll ana streets iS "uu
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r. o. HOFFMAN, real estate agent, 10th and
streets NV, informs us that there Is num-
per or persons calling at his office daily looking
vacant houses would place them In his hands
Trey can be rented TO good tenants. He charges
nothing for advertising, experimenting repairs
ment, II property is placed With him perma-
nently.
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MRs. ANNIE JRFFERs, 2l3s PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., mas opened 4 new stock Of spring and
summer miilnery, latest styles. She also has a
elsewhere. NV '''0high'
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REVIVAL AT HANLINE NJ E. CBURcH
young evangelist, Rev. Thomas Harrison. has
returned TO our city and commenced revival
ne left the Foundry Church he has been verv
SQce eesIul In his work. 1t is stated that over
one t az persons sought religion while he
, ~ .st square In Baltimore, and dur
!ng tne past nVe weeks, while with Rev. DR.
Bowman, In York, Pa, 500 persons were at the the
altar seeking religion. large congregation
terest among the people was very great The
indications are that an equally remarkable re-
yfval Will be experienced here. ~
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Prggs. A'''''' ano cnldrens, at
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Is nOt SO celebrated as Dr.. BulFs Cough Syrup.
THESE old people whose blood has become
thln and steps feeble are praising Hop Bitters
Tor the good they have done them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01

FROM their inactive life ladies suffer most
from neadache. Lo0ilLe's Headache Specific cures
almost instantly.
ryou have rheumatism take Duranq's Rheu-
matte Remedy. 1t never fails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01

FURFEf1ED HER COLLATERAL. -IaSf njpht
Sergeant Arnold escorted to the station hoilse
. blonde female dressed In very stylish man
ner, ana 10r the last two or three years well
Known on the line of F street, from the Post
ONCE TO the Treasury department as Might
walker. She was charged with enticlno pros-
utut10n. She Is a French woman and gave the
name OF Belle DiscnampS, and Is known as
"Frenchy-" The IDEA OF being locked up In the
station was dreadful to her, and she begged 10
be let out on collateral. This was aSSenfed TO by
the lieutenant about midnight. She forfeited
collateral this morning in the Police Court.