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W. VI. Oh US En- 4 SUM,
SIS PENNSYLVANIA .ype,
HOTEEER 6. BRO.

I W. BOTEEEEs & BRO.
SOLICIT An INSPECTION ~
By CITIZENS AND STRANGERS -
Of their extensive and attractive stock of
CHINA, GLASS WARE
CROCKERY, PLATED GOODS
AND OTHER USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Goods packed to go out of the city free of charge
J. W. BOTELER Il BRO
DIRECT 1MrORTERs OF CHINA. CLASS, &C
feb21-6t SoH PA nre
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To Whom IL May Conc.r,,

We, the undersigned, tender our thanks to the
Corcoran Fire Insurance Company OF the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia for the prompt and full settle
ment OF loss upon our house February IS, 1879,
payment being made March /, 1879.
DAVID J. COTTER
JAMES COT.rHR
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A CARD.

For scme tine past it has been apparent TO the
undersigned, that in view of the small profits at
which Dry Goods are being sold, there should be
difference between CASH and CREDIT; and as we
are called upon daily to compete with houses who
do no credit business whatever, it is hardly TO be
and give credit customers the advantage OF them.
We confine ourselves strictly to the sys-
IL. and mark all our goods i'll plain figures. thus
making no distinction between CASH and CREDIT,
and probably in some instances DISCOURAGE cash
buyers So. after mature consideration, We have
dete, mined to meet Whist consiier one Of the
Just requirements Of trade, by allowing discount
of FIVE PER CENT for CASH the day of sale, or
upon delivery Of The goods. which is the discount
generally allowed a. wholesale when We pay cash.
III making this change We desire to express our
appreciation Of the Old and valued cJlstOncr5 with
FOR SO nlefy Years. and desire their PATRONAGE as
heretofore &sslring all that in establishing tins sys
tfin v do not InteD Id sell the credit customers at
higher price, hut 70 the cash purchaser at a lower
L ne creCt customer can purchase at The regular
rats az heretofore. but tbs buyer for rxh viii have
the Geoucuon CT .Hfe PER ceiIt, from the regular
prices
Ne have decided 10 initiate this measure because
We tbink the time has wuen the cash ngfD.,
public expects and should have the ADVANTAGE; and
as We intend as heretofore to adhere strictly to the
one price system. which NC consider The only fair
can Only ell eCt the object named by alloHIng dis
count TO all who pay at the time or purchase. We
proJoFe to make this permanent and distinguish,
ing iedt!lre OF our house, and rely upon tho wh0
are familiar with our manner OF traGsaciny buai
ness ana upon the pubic generally, sustain us in
tns undertaking believing that the result viii be to
our mutual advantage.
". NJ. SINISTER x SONS,
ieb2S-3t SIS PENNSYLVANIA Gpe.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C. Toni.


National Tbedter.-" Joshua Whitcomb,'' by
DenInan Thompson and company.
Ford's Opera House" kellar, the magician
and fluslOnist''
Thedter CODsiQue.-EaTieties.
Ffanklin LCgiDn HaU.-TeStimonial TO Mr..
Moses T. Parker
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Iop1LlES HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures head
ache in 10 20 minutes Price 81 cents
III is the general opinion that Durdng's Rbeu-
7aatic ReDsedy is the only known prenar?ttion
that cures rheumatism permanently. ?
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S18n.Isscrinr Eure6.

Dr. Moses X son. Of Virginia. have opened an
Office at No. 400 10th street northwest. Their
success in curing Stammerng and impedimpnt
In speech has not been equaed in this or any
OtEer country. Certificates from the principal
cities OF the nited States testify to their abil-
lily, and can be seen at their office. Cures guar
alteed. o25-mSSIrl.
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Now sehe Time to Cur.

Catafrh and throat affections offensive
breath and discharges from the head and ears
Irlai treatments daily from to ;, and to 5
evenings. cure permanent and guaranteed. No
No. 30 North Greene street. BalttnOra Nd
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PHEs.-Dr. Chambers Pilon; sure cure fo-
Piles: instant relief; harmless; never falling Al
druggists; 50 cents. Principal depot, j. "
Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue 2Ia.f:
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tHAAoMIlE AND LIVER PILLS tDr. Chantier'S).
Purely vegetable and taSteieSs. No noNi0uS
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costiye-
ness. sick headache, pain in back or Shoulders,
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood 25c per
package. All druggists. Principal depot J. W.
Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue 2lI,l:
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THE BOYS are always pleased with the nobby
styles, and the parents satisfied with the mod
crate prices OF ID. Robinson & Co.. OF the BOYS,
Clothing House, 800 Pa, avenue.
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ART SALE ExTRAoRpISARY.-Thos. Bowling.
aGcticEeer, commences on Thursday evening
next. In the salesroom In the Corcoran building
sale or nne OIL Paintings by American and
foreign artists 1t Is the Boland collection of
Philadelphia, and IS said TO be the finest collec
ton ever sent TO this city. See adv,t
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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST,

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST
REGULAR PAD-s2o co. Incipient diseases, frs,
enro stages Chills and Fever, ste
SPLEEN BELT-S5. 90. Enlarged Spleen and Liver
INFANT fGS ih eaas and Cure of cho
era lnfantnm and Summer Com
BODY PLAsTERs5oc and Gre a9r se Tro
FOOT pair-5oc strscton ss and et Da GS;
s:.: i s: sss:
he Pad ana its Auxiliaries, consult our pa,a ~
RINGWALT & HALL, Agents.
OMce-Corner of 9th and E streets por,b,-o,+
over Wn ; r. Eiley's Dry Goods Store '''H "''''
NO Charles street, Baltimore
Lady physician in attendance in the Ladies De
pol.nlen.- febl4-eoly
WE ARE SELLING GAS FIXTURES
ON VERY SMALL MARGIN, AND HAVE A
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS FROM wH1nz
TO MAKE SELECTIONS
WE ALSO HAVE FINE LINE OF PARI.oR
CRATES. FURNACES, RANGES. FIRE PLACE
HEATERS, &c, AND GIVE SPECIAL ATrEN
TIoN TO PLUMBING, ROOFING AND HEATING
PRICES LOW. AND OUR WORK WARRANTED
EDWARD CAvERLY e. CO..
mar1!r Masonic TEMPLE
E'OUR PER CENT. U. 9. BONDS.
For sale at lowest rates by the
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
feb25-6t Opposite Treasury DEPART melt,
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OPENING NEW LOT FIRE GOODS,

OPENING NEW LOT FIRE GOODS,
BeaChed Table namaek. 80 ceuts. worth -
Red Borst red Ma kiuE. l0e cents p5..il Is
Table Linen, l. cents. worth b.
Bi1tial BEL ~ T'-ad rs cents. worth q -
Turkish Bath ioW"}s, ~ cents. woT; 81
All Linen Towel, ~ cci,tS. wofth'ls
AL Linen Towel. lO cents. worth *.
All Linen Towel. ~. l6 20c. worth To cents moro
All Linen owrl. hearty ard long. , cents
Bargains in crash IoWeljugs
Extra quallty Shvctng, 20 cents, Wo.th 81.
30 u yards Ire-sluak. Cambria Get Is
/ III stock Carrots, at cost. TO close OK
4. NAUDsTN
feh22tr sOS Market SPACE.
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GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP

Tie Trustees Of the McDONOUGH ED1JCa.
TlONAL FUND AND INSTITUTE, of the civ a
BALTIMORE. lnv1,e Proposals for the purchase Of Of
Three Hundred and Twentysx (326) Certiti cates NJ
Location representing twenty-siX thousand ana
forty 26Oi0) acres of public land, wi AUTHORITY to
enter the sene pursuant to the provisions of the
I'D, 1860, as extended by the act of Congress az,
bIoYea Mareh I'd, 1867, as extended and amended
by tie 1T OF Congress approved June 10th, 1872
and, as further extened and amended by the act OF
censress approved January 2Sth 1879.
scale Proposals fer the purchase, as aforesaid
are to be addressed the Undersigned in the city
on OF p1 more prior to the FIRST Day OF May 1919
REJECT any one er ali Ct said proposals.
feb1 f1aUtiny1s President
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THE Court OF st. James has chosen BOIL
NIGER Champagne for its special consumption,
and orders for upwards OF twO-thiriS Of the en-
IRE quantity required are now for this brand
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These remedies. which are the sole e1pnrerts of
the Cure by Absorption AS OPPOSED TO i,Os-
ins have been proye:i the cheapest and Mot Eff
fectUal rs elnedy for ell Diseases Arising
from N aiaria or DisOrdered Stomach
ali the diseases that attack the human BODY can
be traced directly Or indirectly to these two
organs. "
The PAD Ererts n PROMPT and SDecifc
influence upon the System. and Ice,, e;,es
the POtSOsOHS Germs tcEtcH P0rdLus. ais
1cftnn. and Restore q Normal Condition of
Health IN q Manner absolutely Wonderful.
II is known by actual experience that there ia no
disease that attacks the youth adult of both sexes
that can eceis De n0dlHsd by the of drugs bat
mat can be acted on III ftr satisfactory and
PERM efi9an T manner by the HOLMAN LIVER PAD
NUmberless Cases, Finally AcI1no,yI-
edged TO be Beyond the Reach of N.di-
cine. have been Saved under the Mild
Acton. of these HeAedies Alone.
-FGuestioned, send for our pamphlet, Natures.
Laws. giving extended inform alton and tqsfi mo
pas J10i" tie inst peOl,!e Of the cGuatFy Mailed
free.
The remedies cent by mail post paid n, re
celt OF price, except the falt. which is sent y ak
press at purchasers expense. ~
Consultation free and solicited at ou- Office Or hp
mall, giving fuu description OF your case
The r'ublic is earnestly cautioned co,i,., ;ft,
toms ana spurious articles.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCBR,}
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1879. 4
For the middle states. partly cloudy weather,
light rain or snow In the extreme southern pOr
fion. followed by clearing weather, northerly to
easterly winds, slight changes IN temperature
and barometer. followed by fan. ng barometer
and slowly rising temperature by Tuesday
morning.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following Is the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: a. m. :,
$40; 7:35 a. m, 3lo; IL midday, so; D. M, $50;
maximum, 80; minimum, 800
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Mr.. c. A. TINKER, OF Chicago. has been ap-
pointed superintendent OF the department uf
telegrapby or the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
70 succeed MIR. X. Stewart, recently resigned.
Mr.. Tinker IS well-known in this city as a former
operator or the Western Union Telegraph CON-
pany, ana al one time manager OF the Offices
Eere. For several years he has been the super
lntendent OF the middle division OF the Atlantic
and Pacific company, with headquarters at
Chicago
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TAKE THIS METHOD TO return my thanks IN
MessTS- Chas- f. Bishop & Co.. SIS 9TH ST. agents
TOT the Glens Fails and Pennsylvania Fire In
surance Companies, for the honorable and
prompt manner In which they adjusted and
paid TIE loss. by fire. to our residence on the
I3tn INST, and take pleasure In recommending
them and the above companies TO the lnsurlng
Punnc: n. SARGENT.
Washington, D. c., Feb. pc, 1879
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Use BURY'S PIPsIssEwA for gravel dronsical
Druggists - ga
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
oo1i1 l, W Dyer and Medora KoOntz; JuniuS Page
ana Eliza smith, both Of Anne Arundel county
r Grason, OF Washington. ID. C., and Elizabeth
stewart, OF hing George county, Va; Walter
Burton, OF Philadelphia, Pa, and Mary john
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CITY ITEMS.
TIE Seaside Library,

Out to-day In clear. bold, handsome type.
VIVA, by Mrs. Forester. .................. 2oc
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LADIES. the best made braid is the Stafford
IL gives more satisfaction than any other.
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EDUCTION In THE PRICE OF
STERLING SILYER

SPOONS And EORKDs
Depreciation In the price Of silver and the intro
duction Of improved machinery in manufacturers,
enable to offer all the latest patterns Of Silver
Spoons and Forks OF
ENGLISH STERLING STANDARD
At reduction Of from ID to 10 per cent from former
most desirable patterns.
1&n$ltr N. W, GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.
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TIE FUNERAL SERVICES Of The late VIM
tleary TOOK place Saturday at ST. Dominic's
church lie was native OF Alexandria Va.
and al the time OF his death was % years old
and had been resident OF this city for forty
years. Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev
Father Fortune. and the attending clergy We're
Fathers Stonestreet. Kelly. Jenkins, president
OF GonzaSa College,; Okane, or Alexandria,
Mutually. wee president OF Georgetown INT
NeTslly; Rocc0iOit, and ROchfOrt. Rev. Father
Cieaiy. son OF the deceased participated In the
services The pail bearers were MeSSrS E.
kurtl johnson, Vim. \. FenwicS. j. T. Hender-
son, Matthew Goddard, X. Bartle, and Mr.
leatman- The remains were Inferred at Mount
OnN II Cemetery.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired, II
lacking in flesh. vital, brain, Or nerve force, use
"HelteS' Heath ReTe~Pr." Greatest remedy on
premature decline &c. &C. S., at druggists:
advice free. Depot. IS Barclay street. n "
ana for Washington at $50 Pa ave o2l-m X f.
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GEORGETOWN ADVM'Ts
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE. g;th
n MODEL kindersertens sad Advanced Olasses
MRS LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 Sth St, ana Ntss
SUS1E POLLOCK, 1877 18th ST. NV Princ.paIa
Day ard Evening classes for Ladies' dsc6-3:n'
IL CLAsSEs
Observation-Disclosures
lSesidSncs-1Qlz 18th st u. W.
CiSssss Tor young Ladies and Children are CON
nSctso win gooa English schools
MoEElng, Afternoon and Evening Glasses Cor La
nies Laes ara GeIterns1 Boys and Girls. PriEsts
N. B-A good pronunciation lParisisrl and the
use OF prscticai conversation rapidly acquired by
pupils The oral system specially.
a new Term VIII commence January 6tn, but PA
pills can enter q: any time and VIII only bs charged
from the time they enter.
TABLE BoARD-FRENCH SPOKEN AT MEALS.
Csll any dsy between II and O'Clock or Mcndaye
and Thursdays after =. N. Am
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Corner 9Th auC I. streets L. W. Established 1894
Its hundFeds Of graduates, men ard women, are
nodlnS positions of trust and profit. The courss
embraces Penmanship, Spelling, Composition Cor.
Iespondence business Calculations, Single snc
Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practice
commercial Law, Political Economy, Brsi,Iets
Ethics and Lectures. Entire course nay be ccr
peted attending Gay or evening sessions For Ear
novS0 h. c. SPENCER, Principal
pRIVAIELY or IN CLASP Latin, Matte.
matcs. Rhetoric, Logic. Arithmetic s,mplife5
West Point, Annapolis or Collegiate preparation
Terms moderate g. W. FLYNN, 4. NJ, 1871 Z us
n ". Gail before IL q m; after p. N. seplSt:
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JUST RECEIVED.
Lot of Striped : Tx. So worth Use
Lot of Madras GInghsms, beautiful styles.
Lot OF Linen CrGst. 3. worth Be
Lot OF Llnea Hemsttched HandkerchIefs $50
worth $3.50
Lot OF All Linen Table Cloths 30. worth 75c
5U dozen TUS els. very cheap, S3.
One case Calico, rerfect, 5s4c,
One case Perc2'e. sl'rIn- styles. SC
Lot of ladles' Black Kid lovesC ri us75 at sc rei-
Good Unbleacbed Linen Table Dana Ak only lgc
Ut RE L & WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania drt-rsue,
feb2l tr Or ,r 1DtI, I,,aat
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MR.. BENJAMIN o. SHECKELLS. for many years
weli-known citizen OF Washington. and lat.
teriy clerk OF the Northern market, died Satur-
trade; out Tor number of years followed the
Duslre ss OF horse trading. and kept a restau-
liant On 9TH street. opposite the Center market
ror many years. Mr.. SheckellS was for many
years connected with the markets, and since
the n. l.. market was established he has bean
the clerk or master. He was native OF Nay
1ork, put had resided In this city about forty
years.
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the entire business portion OF the town. The
loss Is estimated at Loco GEO. with only $50 900
insurance. Five persons were burned to delth.
es'Captain" Ellington, the fraud who re-
Gently married niece of Victoria Woodbuu i'm
New 1ork under false pretenses, is wanted on a
Staten Island. -'
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THE GERMAN NOREINGNES'S ASSEMBLY Sat
urday evening elected the following officers:
PRESIDENT, e. W. Spier: secretary, L. Schm DIT:
ana II II. Bergmann, and delegates TO the Ma
tional NorklngmenS Assembly, %. Heidermann
e. WHO, and E. Hadelka. 5. Friedman. who
was recently eNiled from Germany for his So
clalloJlc views, delivered an address before the
union last evening on .Bismarck and Socialism :,
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IATTsIssss, at uoyd's factory, sos D st,
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New Books this Week
THE HEART AND CROSS, by Mrs. 0nphant loc.
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Late Issues.
AS. sam Slick In England, by T. c. Halibur-
4.2. Defendants Vow, by Amelia B. Edwards 20
ISL. East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry Wood. 20
al. Leah; Woman OF Fashion, by Annie
49,, M, 1 .'i uo--- ~
40. The Fortunes of Glencore. by ChaS Lever 20
t69. Rupert Goodwin by Miss NJ. E. Braddon. ~
46s. Glided Pin, by George Manville Fem. 10
to.. EDNA. oy Mrs. Henry Wood. ............. 20
4oo. Great voyages and Great NavigatorS, by
- Jules Verne (firSt half. 10
4oo. GREAT voyages and Great NavigatorS, by
,e Jules Verne second halD ...............10
$40. monsieur Lecoq, by Emile GabOrlan, lSt
aga. Gerald Fitzgerald, by Charles Lever. 20
sed me me arabian Nights, part III 10
40 me- he STaolan Nights, part I............io
4SS N NJ DoctorS Wife, by NJ. Il. Bradd On OF. 20
4 49S Nancy Nancy, by Rhoda Broughton 90
80 1he Last OF the RuthyenS, by Miss Muloch 10
40 400 faai taber: Surgeon. by Geo Macdonald 20
10 MI NIUE Balefoot by Berthold Auerback 10
400 400 Inc piincess Of the Moor by f. Marett 80
40. AL ODD couple, by Mrs Oliphant 10
4oI; Lazy Silverdales Sweetheart. Nm Rlark 10
so For saie by newsdealers at above prlces. aud
sel, postpaid on receipt of ~ cents for 10 cent
HtliloerS, and % cents for 20 cent numbers nv
S Gese Munro, l. TO q NandeWater street New
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DOXAL BAKING POWDER.
Shh % Il A BAKING
RRpRR IA Z POWDER
3 70 ANA I BAKING
w LLIL! POWDER

ABSOL UTELY PURE.
TIE ROYAL BAKING POWDER lie PURE Cpr.y
OF TARTAR POWDER. Never gets hard or lunpy
Endorsed and recommended for tts wholesomeness
~ such eminent chemists DIR. Mott New York:
pr hayes, Boston; Professor Genth, Philadelphia,
ETC. Sold only IN CANS. by all GrCcera
~ Beware OF the injurious Alum Powders
because they can afford to sell them at 40 cents q
pound and double their money. ~
Do not buy Baking Powder loose AZ Il ia aImost
sure to contain alum. The continued use of aims
produces gripping, constipation, Indigestion, head.
ache, and dyspepsia affects the blood. causes PIN.
pies on the face, etc.
au128-eO1y
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THE SLAVES OF PARIS, second halo by Emil
GabOrfan Observation-Disclosures. 2oc
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THE SLAVES OF PARIS. first halN by Emile
GabOrisn -............... zoe
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-AnlIlsenleniS. sc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-ThiS week at the Nh
Lonal Is one OF unusual promise Denn9n
I1oni'Son VIII open tonight in his play
ID Shua WhitcOmb." Mr.. Thomson as al ncie
JOSH has created a character full OF life and
run, Tor which he Is known the country over
The whole play Is enjoyable, from the rise IN
The lall OF the curtain. He Will have excellent
support.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE-Tbis week. will he one
OF magic at the opera House. Kelar. the iIIu-
Slonlst, who has returned from trip around the
world Will favor Washington with his wonder
1ui performances. He is one of the best if not
lhe best living magician.
FRANKLIN LEGION UALL-A Testimonial hon
ent teEdered 70 Mr.. Moses T. Parker Will c1Ine
Oil here this evening.
THEATER COMIoUE.-The Comioue has n very
complete and attractive bill this week, see
aGvt W.
IT, TaIINADGE HALL.-.There will be readings
mere Tomorrow evening by f.. C. Townsend
singing by Miss Zaidee Jones' and pert0r1nan ces
ON The piano by Prof. Carl Richter
\. Nj. Z. y. LECTURE CoURSE.-IOseph Bowes
esq, VIII deliver the second lecture in the
course TOMORROW evening at the Congregational
REV. DIR. DE LA MATYR, member-eIect TO the
4olh congress from Indiana lectures In Foun-
uTy NJ l. Church this evening on the " Glory of
Human Nature" in reply to 1ngerson.
A CHURCH CAsE.-Saturday In the CIrcnit
CONT the case OF Rev. j. f. Lyon agt. the First
Co.ort d NJ. E. Church. was heard on a NATION
Tor Judgment. The amount sued for Is s1II o.
balance OF salary, and the defence is that the
pialnlin. on Delng appointed to the church, had
a conference with the trustees, and they de-
INJURED to the salary being fixed at $50 ner an
mum, Out plaintiff claimed that he cOuld in
crease the congregation and collect the amount
from them and undertook to do So but failed.
and further, That they are not incorporateS
ana therefore cannot be sued, The court ra
fused 10 grant the motion.
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OUR PRICES WILL TELL.
~ BENJ. MILLER, GEoRGE1 OWN,
go 103 Fridge sfrref.
ATWOOD 36lnch Cashnerus so, Use and 81
Black Alpacas, l2b9, Is, ~, Csc, Sc
Calcoes, A., 5, ca and Sc
Damask 1a'le Linen, 25c. Linen Crash 60
Sheetlns &c ttons, full width Is, ~ and 15c
Anoroscoegin Cotton, &c. Wamsu.ut do Ice
Corded Plque, Oh and loo. Notun- hatu Curtain
Iaces; White Bed spreads, Ste larse frnsed ones
Sl25. feblafr
RUY THE MYSTERY" or tue o lMFORT-
- SHIRT, open back made Of Namsy.tta MusIi,
and extra 1ne Linea BosoIns for ~ cts
The Great Southern" made of the same material
open front, is only so cis
Fl est Dress Shirts made TO order aud satis.ao.
uon guaranteed Tor S225 at MFGlSNISS,
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