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ALEX ANDRIA.

INTERESTING CAsE.-The corporation court
has been engaged for the past two days in the
trial Of the case OF j. w. Brooks VS.. w. G. Har-
vey. The case grows out OF an ver-payment of
$50 by Harvey to Brooks for load Of oysters, in
Washington Brooks was arrested here, on his
way down the river On the charge OF stealing
the money, and was committed to Jail by JUS
tlce Padgett He was afterwards brought be-
lore Judge Lowe on writ of habeaS corpus and
Teleasen Oh the ground Of some iafOrml,ity in
the papers. He now brings suit against Har-
vey for malicious prosecution, false iinprison-
ment and SANDER. Messrs. Edmund Burke and
A. w. Chiffon represented the plaintiff, and
MeSsrS s. 6. Brent X. Kemper, of this city, and
Darlington. OF Washington, the defendant
The case was given to the jury last evening
and after waiting until 10 O'Clock last night tie
court adjourned them over until this nOrning.
AT a late hour this evening the jury was still
out.
SAD CAsF.-A commission OF lunacy was held
at the jail last evening Oh the case Of Mr.. j. E.
P1erp0lnt, well-known young gentleman OF
this city, who has recently been confined there
me commission was composed OF Justices
Whittlesey, Nails and Thompson and Drs. Glib.
son and French. After careful examination,
Mr.. Pierpoint was adjudged a lunattc and the
application for his admission was forwarded to
the Western Lunatic Asylum at Staunton, to-
day
CITIZENS BANK.-A meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizens National Bank was held
to-day. with E. S. Leadbeater in the chair and
John Lannon secretary. The proposition to
reduce the capital stock of the bank from
$l25,000 to 100000, to consider which the meet
Ing was called, was unanimously adopted
Gazette, 10th.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,


Whereas the commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia, by virtue of the power conferred on
them by the act OF July 10, 1876, entitled can
act authorizing the requirement. Of Pennsylvania
avenue" and the amendments thereto, did
after making the assessment, In manner and
form as required by said ect for the cost OF the
pavement therein directed to be laid notify the
persons and corporations assessed by puOlica-
ton In the EVENING STAR, paper published in
And whereas the hereinafter named persons
having neglected and refused to pay the amount
assessed against them, by the Commissioners of
i6 caon for wtnin thirty @ days Of said pub
IN front or and adjoining their property when
the work so fronting and adjoining their prop
erty had been completed to the satisfaction OF
Commissioners OF the District issued certif-
Gates OF Indebtedness against the property Of
the persons hereinafter NAMED, bearing interest
at ne rate OF ten per centum per annum until
property on or against which they were issued:
And whereas the certificates issued against
the property hereinafter mentioned were not
PAID within one year after their issuance and the
holders OF said certificates have made applica-
ton to the undersigned Commissioners or the
they were issued:
Now, therefore, this is to give notice that the
Undersigned, commissioners of the District of
Columbia, will proceed to sell the hereinafter
mentioned property against which certificates
were issued, and remain unpaid or SO much
tneTeof as may be necessary to pay said GER
tiIcateS with interest and costs OF sale. at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on the EIGH-
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1879 at the Office of the
Collector Of Taxes for the District of Columbia:
sale TO commence at IL O'Clock M, and to con-
unue from day to day until completed.
s. L. PHELPS,
W. j. TWINING, Major OF Eng'rS,
Comm ;ssi0ners, d. c.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE DAsHAwAY CLUB held its weekly meet
ing at the usual place last evening, with Mr..
DR.. j. McKendree Kelley. pastor Of Dunbarton
STREET n. e. church, and by Maj. Thos. P. Nor:
gan and others. The meeting was spirited
one.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Potomac Boat Club was held at
Il e CLUB rooms last night. A statement OF the
marc al condition OF the CLUB was read, Wnlcn
showed the affairs to be In good condition.
The certificates issued in 1874 to the amount OF
5000. and which are due on the 18Th day OF
May next have all been taken up and cancelled
except to an amount OF s., 500, and this Will be
canceled at that date. The real estate OF the
CLUB, consisting OF the bOat-house and brick
warehouse on Water street, is assessed at $4,000
Messrs T. l. Riggs and w. C. Mckinney were
elected members of the club,
GRA1N.-Arr1ved by canal, boat Seneca, with
1000 bushels corn and 200 barrels Of flour.
THERE were no offerings on merchants ex-
change to-day
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF the second of the
L1nthlcum Institute lectures tonight.
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TIE kEETUcKY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION met
~ a. LOUISVILLE yesterday. Hon. John D. White,
lucky In Congress for many years, presided
Walter Evans received the nOmlnation far o..
ernor. defeating Gen. Ely II. Murray. Egans
received 1s9 votes, Murray 7l2. Resolntois
were adopted declaring that the repubtIca %
party hold up the record 1t has made In war And
peace and do not ask that any OF 1t be forgotten
reaflirm1ng the Cincinnati platform Of 1916
recommending the call OF state constitutional
convention, condemning the management OF
state STAIRS by the democrats for the past four
teen years, charging that they had failed TO
loster common school system worthy Of the
name and had robbed the children OF the state.
ana WINE they boast that the state has NJ
oe1ts, Inc ,mortllying spectacle is presented or
STATE WIN no public works or enterprise, and
meagre, antlquated aud inadequate public in
slltutlons: IGey denounce the action of the
democrats In Congress as to pending measure :,
as an attempt to coerce the President into SUD
serv1ency, ana declare that the purpose t.
refuse appropriations until he yields to their
demands Is revolutionary In spirit, and. as In
1861, another exhibition OF rebellion which the
President should resist by every constitutional
means.
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THE OOURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Holland agt. Warner; decree b.
low affirmed appeal. Adjourned until MOI
day next.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judae Co..
Yesterday, Shepherd g. CO. agt. Gatche:l;
verdict for plaintiff. Fleischer agt. Dannan:
judgment by default. Washington Market
Company agt. Meyers; motion for a new tri.l
Harrison Shear agt. Gould & Co.; verdict Tor
defendant. Markell agt Holster; judgment by
default.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Thomas Brown, fast driving: $40 or
seven days. Francis Mcmahon, same charge;
$40 or seven days. James Mahoney and Danlei
O'Br1en, loud and bOisterous; IS each. Georse
Hlar, vagrancy; bonds OR thirty days. Indi j,
Today, same; bonds or thirty days William
White, larceny Of coat from VIM r. Jupiter:
s. or ten days. Thos. higgins, charged with
keeping unlicensed bar; testimony was taken
and Judgment suspended until Monday Benz
johnson, colored, charged with burglarous en-
Try ana larceny, pleaded guilty, and the ca se
sent 10 the grand jury. In the case OF Let,la
Matthews, colored, charged upon oath OF John
+. Kelly with having committed willful perjury
In testimony given by her on the trial OF Loul "a
wallace for the murder Of her Child which te !,
t1mony was pertinent to the issue Mr.. Bain.
0r1dge Webb for defendant, stated TO the court
that Tomorrow he would waive an examination
De10re the Police Court, and desired to know
tie amount OF bond which would be required.
the court fixed the bond at 81 600, which Will
be'furniShed Tomorrow
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
ABSOL UTELY PORE.

Consumers should bear in mnd rh at the inco =.
parable Royal" il now the cpy Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Craze Cream Tartar
IN, imported 1a exclusively for this powder re fro
hous> keeper writes that, although she mas t pay
few pennies morefor the Royal" finds that t go IS
30 much farther and works much better that III
&c Onomy to use 1t.
The manufacturers of this Powder, with a keen
perception that which should prove best to th.
consumer would trove best for themselves, have
Away - used the purest and most wholesome mate
r1ss.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow
ders con bined. and, being prepared always alike
lever fails to make good. light aud nutritious
hresG d.. B sent Pastry &c hs bska
YeastHmore heathf9l because it preserves all the
convenience, aud the fact that it will keep in any
climate, never cakes nor spoiis. mikes 1t the ineft
preparation in the world. sold only in cans by all
GrOcers.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, as 1t is almo u
sure TO col tain alum. Alum produces grip ing CO l.
stipa,on, indigestio., headache dyspe,sis; al
tects t. blood. causes pimpl.s the face etc m
A YEAS PILLS.
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AYERS CATHARTIO PILLS arc the best of a.
long. abol ious. an successful chemical iuve tiga
ton ana their ex enslve use ply clans in their
thY best and most fectual purgative Pill thu med
cal science can devise Being purely veg, ia Die no
harm can arise from their use, In Intrinsic vaiur
and curative powers no other Pills be compare!
with them. and every person. Knowing their virtues
Will eng 10y them when needed. They keep The
81 stem IN perfect order and maintain In he aly &C
tIon ne Nhoie machinery OF life Mid, searching
Il tue dgt stve apparatus, nsslnents o. viii ii
they prevent and cure. IL timely taken. They ara
and weaken constitutions. where q mild, but
eHectuhl carthartic il required.
For Sale by z. GILMAN and all Dealers.
al7.lu
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Condensed Locals.


Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p. m, and
eXt1ngulshed at 1:50 a. m.
wednesday night burglars broke into the
avenue, and stole silver Ice pitcher, some sill
yer table and teaspoons, napkin rings, and other
articles. Last night Detectives CoomeS and
Acton arrested Ben johnson, well known In po-
lice circles and recovered some or the articles
Detectives COomeS and Acton last night sue
eeeded In recovering all the goods, and this
morning had JOhnSOn'S mug taken for the rOgueS
gallery. He was subsequently taken to the PO-
lice Court, and committed for action OF the grand
jury.
The Penman's ART Journal, OF New York, says:
professor Fl. c. Spencer, of the Washington
Business College, sends fifty specimens OF writ
ing from pupils In his college, which represent
the highest average OF excellence In writing
that we have ever examined" The beautiful
writing OF the Spencer1an College students Is
one OF their many business accomplishments.
At the revival meeting at Hamlne M. E.
church last night, not only the altar, but also
the front pewS, were filled with penitents seek
ing religion, among them fourteen young men.
A number OF persons profeSSed conversion. Mr..
Harrison stated that all seekers desiring tickets
for Sabbath night might get them OF him at the
Riggs House, tomorrow at pm
Several attempts have recently been made by
burglars to enter houses In the northern portion
Of the city, and especially in De Sales streets by
cutting out Stats In rear window or basement
blinds
The remains OF Mr. Thomas NJ. Plowman were
embalmed and removed today to Philadelphia
for 1nterment. The brother of the deceased,
Mr.. Geo. W. Plowman, of that city, arrived here
this morning.
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The Norfolk City Guards orally
Refund the Elag.s'

The action taken by the "Grand Army of the
Republic" and the discussion in the city press
In relation to the failure of Company A, W. L.
l., and the visiting military company from Nor
created some excitement on the streets yeSter
day, and was kept up until late last night, after
the Norfoik company returned home. A con-
OF Company A last night and discussed the sue
ject, general interest being manifested to see
whether the flag would be displayed by Com
Ing company. This point was settled by the
appearance OF the Norfolk company from the
armory bearing the national colors, when a
the stars and stripes, side BY side with the Vir.
gtnia state flag, filed out on the street. The
two companies marched down the avenue to AZ
thence to the steamboat wharf, both the st stars
and stripes and the state flag receiving round
after round OF applause on the way.
It Is understood that this flag was lent to the
took 1t home with them. Prior to their leaving
the armory several speeches were made By
aer thsnRne eaS ComnanW Tor 1 tbe atte Mn,e
shown his company, asked to borrow this flag
saying that he entertained no prejudice against
y ana tna{ ne would IKE to eea; It through the
nag. the one used BY the old National Rifles
prior to the war, was then loaned to Captain
tested by the citizens living on the line Of
march to the boat, some Of the dwelling houses
being Illuminated and the stars and stripes
hung out. party Of ladies collected at house
at the corner OF eth and F streets, with the ma.
tonal emblem waving overhead, and it was
Saluted by the Norfolk company as 1t passed
This caused fresh Outburst of applause, and
the best Of feeling was manifested on all sides.
1t may be stated In this connection that Peter
=. Bacon, brigad1er general of the d. C. militia,
requests contradiction of the statements In
reference to him In morning paper. He states
that he never claimed to be the "commander-
1n-chief Of the District militia" and certainly
does not contemplate issuing IAN order that Ia
future the companies In the District shall fol-
has no power to issue any such order.
The " veterans Of the Union army" 1t win be
seen by the notice In our advertising columns,
have called meeting tonight to express their
"apprec1ation Of the action taken by the Nor
folk City Guards in displaying the stars and
stripes on their return to Virginia"
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Tea. 1t cures Billousness Headache and regu-
lates the blood. Price % cents.
GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE-The great popu-
larity OF "Wubor's Compound Of Cod Licer OH
and Lime" has induced some unprincipled per-
sons TO attempt to palm off simple article of
suffering from Coughs, Colds, OF consumption,
should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires no putting. The results of
its use are Its best recommendations; and the
proprietor has ample evidence on file OF its ex-
Iraordinary success in pulmonary complaints.
The Phosphate OF Lime possesses most mar
seas dnfag by as %f # With the
larly prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold
by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all
druggists. fm,w
BYRNs' 14th street Shoe Store I'm Proctor's
Block.l First-class repairing. 4,1O,1;
DOGS CAN BARK WITH IMMUNITY. Human
beings cannot The distressed lungs must be
relieved, the cough arrested, or the whole
breathing apparatus goes to ruin. Remember
this. and that &c Hate's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar" will quiet any cough and remove all pull
Pixies Ioothaehe Drops cure toothache In one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
CHAAoMlLs AND LIVER PILLS tDr. Cnandler'sj
Purely vegetable and tasteiess. No nOxious
burn, dizziness oppressive breathing, costtve-
ness, sick headache. pain In back or shoulders,
Kidney affections, nervous debility coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood. 2oc. per
package. All druggists. Principal depot j. w.
Drew, 9Th and Penna- avenue. 2,2G,2:
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. Ii
"Welies' Health Renetrer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists:
ADVICE free. Depot SO Barclay street, n Y
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,24eo1y
PHKs.-DS. Chandler's Pilen; sure cure for
f1ieS; instant relief; harmless never failing. All
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot, J. "
preW' stn ana Penna. avenue 3,90,2:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs VIM
It correcte acidity Of the stomach relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyson
tery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An Old and well trted rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLINKN.-We wish to cali
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing aud
Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 g street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro.
pean invention. he is enabled to do his work 10
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
80 cents to 70 cents pair, by cleaning q number
reduction In price, Speciality party
dresses, spotted or sOiled round the hottoyn.
cleaned without doing the whole garmept 2s
years. experience.
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A. Foster Elliott resident secretary of the
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
company at New orleans, and VIce-consul of
Brazil, fell dead on the street In that city yes
tefday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Tho5.
Williams and Frances Morris; VIM. Mahoney
and Charlotte Allen; William Jackson OF Rich
mond, Va, and Eliza Ann Thomas, OF FART Ak,
Va -
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KILT SUITS for children in scotch platds and
cheviots, at the New York Clothing House, 92f
pennsylvania avenue. John II. Clark,
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April IL, H5Vs
The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight
CdtSossal Iheoter.-"A Celebrated Case"
1Aedter Comiqus varieties.
Curtis School Building, Georgetonn.-Lectur
Dy Col. Garr1ck Mallery, U. s. A.-"India
Myths compared with Aryan."
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CITY ITEMS.

ONE PACKAGE MAKES ONE QUART OF med,-
cine. Such Is Qmirk's Irish Tea, the great bill.
GUS remedy. Price Is cents
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EvERBoDT's remedy is what they call Dr.
Buu's Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cents a
bottle
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u. r. GILBEKT e. 60

II. +. l:ILBERT &, co
"a p, 6oASKkRS AND STOCK BROKERS,
10 BROAD ST.. New York. ADJOINING NY. SrooR
EXCHANGE
Buy eel and carry. through the New 70 = ock
. per cent margin. Firstclass stock privi ~: ne
gotiatea at frsm to ~ per CONT. distance .xp a.
application. mar26 eosm -. ~ w
GUARDIAN FIRE AND lIIEN AN0TN.
~ ANOE COMPANY OF LONDON,
EsTAHLNHED ISL
SIMON WOLF, AGENT.
No. 012 6oUesskh ejrsAf.
o0vALly Vpp 4aeo1e O@co. Waahl0St0u,
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DARI1 NOVELTIES.

We cal 81. cial attention Of purchasers 10 our
splendid line of
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
In ALL raE New Designs
which We have ,ust opened
An inspection Of our stock is solicited
HOOR BRO. & CO.,
133S II d. a.sc.,
APPLY Near Ebhitf Houoa
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden agent, since last report: so, 900 herring
sold from 81 to s. per thousand; $500 shad
sold nom SIS TO $25 per hundred; 800 bunches
rock sold from 50 to GO cents per bunch; 1905
jacks sold from 81 to So per hundred,
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THE COURTS.

ALL the desirable styles OF boys and CHI
dren's clothing at the New York Clothing House
921 pennsylvania avenue. John H. Clark. t
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RgNTIN Gk. pure Wool. 25c yard
- Dress Goods from 10 to Soc yard
Cotton, full yard wide, 60
RoDye Double Buak OorsetR
Nine. Demorests Reliable PstternA
Jos Il BAHEY.
maflo0 Cor. 5tA y ~ - =. e.
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CHOICE MADRAS GJUGHAM0. i2.<a
~ AMERICAN DRESS GOODS. &c
1 Sisck an I Golorea HUMTINGS, l24o
New PACIFIC LAWNS. In Orgxndy styles and
New sTRAw HATTTNas. lsc and upwards
Al goods guaranteed - advertised
BENJAMIN MILLER
mar2etr IO5 Bridge ssrsse, 0popsu.ovs.
RARGAINS m RACK AND oOI,.
Summer silks. SO, SO 81. rs centx
Piain Coloreo Silks 66. Is. 81 oents. mp
Great Bargain ia BLACK SUN. 81 and slx.
h.Mo 9 6.sck Ceshmsres gcod FOO 50. "a 70
Ladies Cloths, all ehAdes, cheap.
As., Wool %na 1 RsBslsss; - SOSsDt up 70 en
BANKRUPT stock Towels, Napkins, Table Lnens.
Vine Cloths. 6heettngs. sold les than In.
u. N GAODAIN,
DAtAlQ 10o A0rh4 0D06o,
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RUx rTHE MYSTERY" or the .oOnrrORT.
s a. s ss open back, made Of W.msutts Hnsiin
The Great Southern" made OF ,hx ssn.. ,,.s.rs,,
open front, is only 90 eta - ~ ">AAss @ss&@ks
Fl est Dress Shirts nsda m rra.r go -ss~s~~.
uon guaranteed. for a a MEssfEEfs1
feb6-ly fA0a - rgaS EiSo.
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DRY GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL sP RING DREeo COO

BEAUTIFUL sP BIN g DRESS GOODS
Oolored Silks. Black Silks, Checked SIN, Striped
Slns Fure Wool Lace Buntinss- Pure Wool 1fack
CAkhmeres, double width, Soc. Cloth for boys
wear. pure WOO. SIC Piano Covers, handso@sH
emhroidered with eilk. e376 to Ga BEAUTIFUL L0co
stripe WLite Goods, 16c. NOTTINGHAM LAoA foe
curtains, Is to d.
III Market 6p0ee.
80. Ooiosea s,n. g, q. g, g. q IS; Black emn.
Gal BARGAINS Children's Oolored Stockines,
rllmmense" assortment. very cheap. Corsets, 900
pal Heath Gofs.ts very cheap. LAdies SIN In
gemeo'a real Engliah Socks, 25c Larse 0ise sHrf-
DIAL Quilts" el.50 aplT
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TONE Up THE SYSTEM by taking Qnirk's Iris
Tea. 1t cures Biliousness, Headache, and regu
lateS the blood. Price 25 cents
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lash DBY GOODS HOUSE.

STOCK MUST BE REDUCED r,,,6xnaarry.
MI MIIE 81 NV =. Nv 70 IMPRoyINa Och ey04x
SUI e e2,6 Our q g Black SIX q $50. Is.
sears Slacs and White etIiEed Sill. SIC 80 wins
LIZ Eo White Spreads at 81. very Cheap Or
Luz 5esches Pe9qos sheeting. by the piecs. 8 35o
70 Csc: Best Cotton and Wool BuntinS - Ut H.
.rs iot OF psrssols and Sun Umbrellas Just IN Vs
3 Insr waro- LUTTRELL WINE,
LIE. A 4SOO IA 00e., corner 10th C
WAMsUTTA UNEMIsHkp sH1nTs.
1900 1000 UNFJNlSHED EHIRTs.........0oe suta
I1ys UNFiN,SaED SHIRTe.-.........6 80 cenfS
GOOD EINISEED SHIRTS.......';1nH n s OsntH
Eiosins ont 4py LINEN COLL RS ii psr 6o1sa
H Ts1 30 cS1I Erltish HALF HOSE IN the mavksf
MENS ESkEISE1N0H from socks 70 NiahS 0Sua
4 5000 SILK TIE, Is cents " S~sA
S6oy SoAhEE reduced to 30 oersa
VoOos MSr;sCtec as represented st
TAoMPSoA'S eHIRT FkCroKY.
rnar,n+x $40 n st. n.sc..
Opposits Patent OficA
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WE CAN ONLY ATTRIBUTE the fact that any
mother at the present time. makes her boys
clothes to want OF knowledge Of the extent of
me STOCK, the lowneSs Of price, and the beauty
"a IneiI boys department.. By all means call on
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.1 tnr0RIaNI 10 CASH BUYERs.-Wra F. Given's
CIRCULAR, with extended list OF prices
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BIAUTIfTL navy blue cloth top boots. all
space, next to Perry & Bro " i' NA"i 4o'
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FOE UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mys. VIM
!oUs Soothing Syrup has been used for Children
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieve,
WIND colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysen
tery and d1arrhoea, whether arising from teeth
log or other causes. An old and wen-trted rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
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A CRAZY STREET PREAGHER.-Quite a COM
motion was raised this morning fn the vicinity
OF police headquarters by the rawlings and out
cries OF crazy man named B. H. Snyder, VINO
ment insane asylum, and who has for seyerai
days been preaching On the street corners He
is suffering from relapse OF his malady BE
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