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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-25
NOTICIAS DE Los ESTADOS-UNIDOS.
Dice Las Novadades !.

Dice Las Novadades
En- Irvington, Illinois, mataron q un
ciudadano que almorzaba con su fami-
lia, disparandole un tiro por la ventana
En- una casa de campo del Estado de
Massachusetts fue asesinada la muier
del propietario. estando este ausente, Y
del reconooimiento facultativo del cada-
yer ha resultado que ademas fue brutal
mente atropellada. NADIA menos que cua-
trc balas, tres en- la cara y una en- el
pecho, habia recibido la infeliz. La
casa estaba muy aislada en- ell campo.
Ell asesino no ha sido habido, nj SO
sabe qnien puede ser, aunque recaep
sospechas sobre un forastero de alguna
edad, y al pareoer mulato, que Sc vic
aquel dia por las inmediaciones.
--Entro anoche una mnjer en- una la
berna para sacar de ALI 50 marido: al
querer quitarle el Vase de licor de la
mano, SO rompi6 J corto una arteria de
10 infelia, que muri6 desangrads.
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NOticias naciOnaleS.

He aquf un extracto de las princi-
pales noticias que nos han traido los
peri6dicos reclbidos hoy por ell va
por EspaNa:
DEL 90
Ell 28 fu6 ejecutado en- Vicalvaro Ell
soldato que asesino a un captain de
h1sares.
-Suponen algunos peri6dicos que
han sido detenidas en- Madrid algunas
personas consecuencia de la conspira-
cion internacionalista descubierta en-
Barcelona. No es exacto.
Lo 1nico que ha hecho el gobierno es
mandar que Sc procediera al registro de
algun establecimiento p1blico donde
debia encontrarse, segun informes, al
gun detalle relacionado con la publica-
cion de las hoias clandestinas que fue-
ron recogidas en- Barcelona.
Con respecto q la conferencia cele-
brada entire Sagasta y Posada, podemos
asegurar, porque es un punto claramen-
te comprobado, que en- ella Sc han esta-
blecido defnitiyamente las bases de una
perfecta, cordial sincera inteligencia,
entire Constituencies, campistas y GEN.
tralistas.
EN- Manila ha fallecijo ell mariscal
de campo del arma de artilleria Sr. Pa
via, hermano del que fne ministro de
Marina en- el gabinete Martinez Cam
pos.
DEL 80.
La subscription alberta por nuestro
consul general en- Ell Haya benefcio
de los que sufrieron perdidss por las
inundaciones en- las provincias de Le-
vante, asciende q $4,000 forines.
Los diputados militares que tienen
asiento en- el Congreso y que son de
oposicion al gobierno, han acordado
aprovechar la primera OCCASION que sc
les ofrezca para protestar del proyecto
de ley referente q incompatibilidades
por la omission que on 81 SO hace del
estado mayor general del eiercito.
--Supone IN peri6dico que en- el pri-
mer debate politico IN diputado de opo-
sicion declarara que el centric parla-
r1entario no existe, y 81 senior Alfonso
Martinez asentira esta afrmacion.
-El regicida Otero 80 halla On un es-
tado relatiyamente tranquilo, converse
"a. eusptos amigos le visitan y mani
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SALIDAS.

Pasajeros legados hoy en- ell vapor correo
Esp JOSE Andreu, Francisco Andreu,
Francisco Perez, Enrique Pujols, Ramon Con
zalez, Eulrasia oan Martin,. Consuelo Perez,
Feliciana Leroday, Antenia Garcia, Luisa Por-
tas, BeHito Secades, Mariana Meriel y faRiila,
Excmo. Sr d. Francisco Zaragoza Y senora,
guel Deseatlar, Agustn Gomez tamilia,
Sor Magdalena Rlulho, Sor P. UbreAa, Fran
cisco Lopezy famiua, Angel Vidu0rre, Lau-
reano Leto, Bibiana MARTINEZ y hijos.
En- el Ramon de Herrera. DE Santiago
lie Cuba.-D Fernando Ramos Official de o. P.
dos glurdia9 un preso, Juan b. Lojo-De
Mayagtez MAJ tin Fernandez, Alfredo Ava
re, E. j. Kolh, JaVier Oregon, Ceferlna Ste
TO- Juan CrsosLomo Collazo, Demetria Ginle-
nez, Juana y Paula Maseira, Federico Pichci
DE AguadilIa -Adoifo Relxard, Andres Ca-
bant, Manuel Gonzalez, Francisco Davila, San
20 Botzo Oristo0al Ramirez, III. Godlnez.
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Sc Uende q d,rienda.

Con proposiciones ventajosas para 81 que
las interese varias casas y estancias produc-
y Caguas.
Tambien Sc admiten en- pernuta otras fin
cas- en- este u 0tro partido. Para informes
dirigirse ID. Felix Rios ID. Nicolas Ma
rien, resideates en- Caguas. f. %
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Sc ha extraviado en- Ia noehe del jueves 10
desde la calle de la Fortaleza, n1mero 4S,
Cruz Sol hasta Casa Blanca una pulsera
de orc en- folma de cintA ancha. La perso-
ma que ia entregue en- la porterfa de Casa
Blanca sera bien gratificada, por ser recuer-
do de famiia. Is
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De ~eH Ga.

La casa de dos piso numero 81 de la caIIe
de San Francisco, y la terrera nlimero So de
la calle del Sol. ID. Julian Blanco, que habi-
ta la Ultima, informara del precio Y demas
condolences IA
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lIuIGIOS DIVGRs0s.

Consste en- ell jugo de los higados del baca-
40 eXtraido por la compression, sin la ae-
cion cal6rica, inmedatamente despues de ser
cogidcs Ell los bancos de Teua-Noya es dulce
Y agra liable al paladar, contenendo yodo en-
gran proportion. Els inmejorable para la tsis
congestion del higado, 10 mismo que para for
taecer la debil constitution de .parvulos, indu-
ce la gordura saludabe de los mismo impair
te baen color.
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au,IhIIIl'O HiRIfIh0..
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Fbro 23.-Ds Mayaguez, vapor frances "St
Dominique" carga.
"a De Cadiz, vap esp. 'Espaiia," id.
ID; Santh6mas, id. id. ''Ramon de
Herrera i'd.
SALIDAS.
Furo 93 4 Para Santh6mas vapor frances ''St
Dominique, transto.
"a Para Habana, vlp. "Espafia, car
ga general.
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La Sra. Nilsson, tan grande artista
como mujer de eminentes sentimientos
caritativos, ha detenido su viaje por una
semana, para llevar q fecto una repre-
sentacion extraordinaria-la ejecucion
por 1uica vez, de Otello,-a fin de dedi-
car integros, 81 es possible, sus produc-
tos los pobres de Madrid, en- cuyo fa-
vor ha demandado su cooperation Ill
propietario de La Correspondence de
ESpo3ta.
Entire los siniestros marltimos ocu-
rridos en- Filipinas CONSEQUENCES de un
terrible huracan fgura desgrsciadamen-
te la p6rdida de un canonero con el jefe
que 10 mandaba gu tripulacion.
-Anoche fue recibida en- audiencia
particular por SIS. NM. por s. A. R.
| la princesa de Ast1rias, una comision
de poetas de los que han escrito el Ii
bro de la oaridad, publicado aexpensas
de s. M. el rey, que puso en- msnos de
! las augustus personas ejemplares lujo-
samente encuadernados de este precio-
so Iibro. Presidia la comision el senior
| D. Antonio Canovas del Castillo, presi-
dente de la iunta general de Socorros
para las victimas de las inundaciones
de Levante y autor de una de las nota-
bles poesias que componen el libro, y la
fnrmaban ademas los Sres. Garcia Gu
tierrez, Zorrilla, Campoamor, Canete,
Nnfez de Arce, Grilo, Harran, Bremon,
y 81 iniciador del pensamiento, Rada y
Delgado. Ss, NM J A. demostraron
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He aqui un extracto de las princi-
pales noticias que nos han traido los
peri6dicos recibidos hoy por ell va
por Espafa::
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The Monarch Of the Seas.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST MERCHANT VESSEL


THE LARGEST AND FINEST MERCHANT VESSEL IN
THE WORLD.
A new steamship, which when completed will
be the largest and finest merchant vessel In the
world, is now being built at Barrow, England,
for the Inman line. She will be ready for use
in the spring of 1881 and will then begin making
regular trips between this port and Liverpool
The City OF Rome was regarded as the most ap-
probate name which could be given to this adj
to be as follows Length of keel, SAG feet; length
over ALL 500 feet; breadth of beam, SO feet; depth
OF hold 3S feet inches, and depth from top of
deck houses to keel, 80 feet Her measurement
Will DE 300 TONS or over 1000 tons larger than
either the City OF Berlin or the Arizona, and 500
tons larger than the Servia. the new Cunard
steamship, which will be completed this fall.
Great Eastern. The engines Of the 1e city OF Of
Rome will be of $500 horse power, with six cyl
inders, three of which are high pressure and
heated by forty-eight furnaces, and the
vessel can be propelled at the rate of 1s1{ knots
an hour. She will carry four large mastS and
three smoke-funnels. A large spread of canvass
rooms will contain every facility for comfort and
luxury. All the latest Improvements are to be
added. and the entire cabin will be splendidly
furnished and upholstered. There Will be 275
revolving chairs at the saloon-tables, and the
state-roOms will easily accommodate 800 first
class passengers, A drawing-rOom, which can
be occupied by 100 ladies at once, will be placed
on the deck, Immediately over the saloon. The
smoking room will be above the drawing room,
and will accommodate 100 persons. The saloon
will contain six bathrooms. There will be room
on board for almost any number OF Steerage
passengers, and space for an enormous quantity
OF freight in the hold. The City of Rome is to
be built Of steel, with double bottom and eleven
bulkheads. The top decks are to be of the best
teak. No expense is to be spared in making this
magnificent steamship perfect in every respect.
She will have the highest classification Of any
vessel in the Liverpool Red-book and in the
British Lloyds The Inman people expect that,
so far as the transportation of passengers and
freight goes, the City of Rome will prove the
monarch OF the seaS-[M.E. Times, January 1st.
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GEORGETOWN.

TEE INQUEST upon the body of Joseph S.
Torrev. who loft his life in the recent fire at
DyerS pluntHg mill, was held by Coroner Pat
terson to-day at noon. The verdict of the jury
was as follows: "That the said Joseph s. Torrey
came to his death about II O'Clock p. NJ, Deem
Der 31st, 1879, at the carpenter shop of Wm. /.
Dyer, on Bridge street, Georgetown, DC, from
suffocation and burns, received during the burn
ing OF the building. The jury feel called upon
to say that, from the evidence adduced, every
effort was made to save the man, after it was
known that he was in the building, and also
that they are unable to determine the origin of
the-fire." The foreman of truck .Bp was the
burning building.
PoToNAC CAMP, Elk. of R, Ho. 49, have elected
the following officers: C. j. woodward, c.; JAS
Thomas, VIC; j. j. Boyle, chaplain: A. d. Hur-
die, treasurer; VIM. Woodey, recorder; A. J.
Arlington, marshal VIM. Macaboy, captain of.
guard; JOS. Atwen, u.s.; Jas. Thomas, C.S.; JAS
TOwans, PC.
ALLEGED THIEVES ARREsTED.-Alfred Snow
den, Robert Ricketts, and Sam. Booth, all col
ored, were arrested this morning, On warrant
charged with stealing 81 guano bags from Mr..
Blunt, Congress street, near Canal, this morn
ing. They had sold them to Mr.. B. Darby,
corner of Bridge and Montgomery streets,
No ORDER has yet been received at the canal
Office to close canal navigation for this season.
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Condensed Locals.

1852 marriage licenses were issued in this Dis
tTict In 1879.
At meeting to-day of clerks in the Adjutant
Generals Office. War department, with Mr..
Henry E. Scott, chairman. and Jehn T. Fallon,
secretary, suitable resolutions were adopted re-
ferring TO the death OF their late fellow-clerk,
Mr.. Frank McGlathery.
A boy named Daniel Turner, living at 512 18th
street southwest, shot himself through the hand
yesterday with a pistol, which, of course, he
didn't know was loaded.
About O'Clock yesterday morning Officer
Loane found dead infant on lot between X
aid L and 9Th and 18th streets.
Liquor licenses of the following persons were
approved by the District Commissioners to-day;
X. j. and Michael Sullivan, John F. Dyer and
Edward KOlb.
Messrs. Wheatley Brothers have by Gordon &
Gordon filed bill against the National Fair
Ground Association, John Sherman, b. II. War
ner and others, including the directors OF the
association. to enforce mechanics lien.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Dauphin agt. Key; re-argument Or
(habeas corpus); Judgment below affirmed. .Ad-
jOurned without day.
CIRCUIT COURT CNe. 2)-Judge Cor.
To-day, Sullivan agt. Henry; molten for a
agt. Barber & Langdon; motian for Judgment
Notwithstanding jurors Overruled. Mendel agt.
fire Insurance company; motion that plsi ntif
file security for costs granted and to strike out
demurrer Overruled.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jadge Hdgner.
To-day the petit jurors were discharged until
Monday next. The cases Of the following will
be called on Misunderstanding Comadon, Ellen
Holmes, Michael Cavanaugh, N1mrOd TibbS,
VIM. Thompson and Simon Walker.
PROBATE COURT-Jtdge Macarthur.
To-day. estate OF Bernard Henze; caveat filed
and decree appointing Virginia Henze, widow,
were filed and admitted to probate j. NIGH.
Boyd. OF Maryland, and VIM. Marbury, QetterS
issued to John Marbury and John NJ. Wilson)
letters issued to James Edmunds; bond $40, 900
Estate of B. N. Thomas; decree granting letters
to II. S. HALEY; bond 50, 400. Estate of John
issued to J. NJ. Stutz; bond $1,000. Estate Of
NJ. Green; decree ratifying investment, &C. Es-
tate Of Helen M. Sheppard; petition of executor
referred to Register: Estate OF James Stewart;
report OF special order filed.
POLICE CoURT-Jud1e Shell.
To-day, Nettie SOnheimer, Sallie Tapley Kate
White and Laura Blackburn, vagrancy; bonds
or 80 days each in the workhouse. John Kemp,
profanity; IS or days. Robert Lincoln, loud
and boisterous; s. or Is days. John F. Talberg
profanity; IS or days. James II. Hubert and
Kenda Brown, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days each.
Patrick Ryan, James E. Reeves, VIM. Baird and
Benjamin Warfield, loud and boisterouS; S. or
Is days each. VIM. Cole, assault on George
Dean; continued; bonds fixed at 81 Geo. Prince
TripleUt, larceny of about sixty dollars in money
and about one hundred and fifty dollars worth
Of railroad tickets from railroad agent named
Dorsey. There was no proof that Triplett stole
the money, but that he found it on the street,
where Dorsey had lost it, and had since offered
some OF the tickets for sale to some scalpers. by
which means he was arrested. Triplett prom
ised the court to restore the pocket book and
railroad tickets to MI. Dorsey, and he was dis
missed. The money had been spent. Alexander
Ebbs and James II. Collins ARRAY, forfeited col
lateral of $40 each. VIM Beard, assault on
Catherine Beard; said he supposed he must be
guilty, but knew nothing Of it. Officer Ross
testified that Beard had assaulted his wife after
he had arrested him on charge of profanity.
Mrs. Beard testified that she had left him long
ago, and had been supporting herself and chill
dTen; that he often fnterfereS with her affairs;
$40 or 80 days. Eliza Brown, colored, larceny of
clothing from Eliza Gordon-a clothes-line rob-
berys Eliza pleaded guilty, and the court i'm
posed fine OF S. or Is days. Louisa Blackburn,
assaults on Mittie Sondheimer on the LIST inst.
and on the I'd inst; 60 days in Jail.
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To Ladies' and s;ent1emen

TO Ladies' and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
No. sos street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities Ladies'
eEectual removal of grease spots guaranteed !!
Speciality in cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses
partly or thoroughly. &c years experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices.
F1rSt-claSS work.
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Amusenienfs. sc.

FoRDs charlottesville piece at Ford'S-
"On the Pacific"-had large number OF specta-
tors yesterday afternoon and last evening. The
combination Of fun and music in 1t is calculated
to be successful Given In the excellent style
of Mr.. Ford's company its success is assured
The same sill this evening.
NATIONAL THEATRE-MiSSK Kate Claxton played
" Louise" Ia The Two Orphans last evening.
The house was crowded and the touching and
deeply pathetic play had Sympathetic listeners
Miss ClaXtanS prominence in roles OF the
=; Louise" kind is well established. Her support
was very good, thus making the performance
very brilliant one. 1.-The Tive Orphans" will be
repeated this evening.
THE STRAKesCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA CON-
PANY commence weeks engagement at the
National next Monday evening, during which
they will give 81 Puritani-n Carmen F." Nor
ma" /" Huguenots," "Mignon," "Trovatore'
and "Faust." The sale OF seats, which has
commenced at the box Office OF the theater, war
rants the assertion that there will hardly be
standing room at the National next week.
THEATRE COAIQUE.-A sensational play, with
lively varieties delight large audiences at the
Continue nightly.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., Il

Amusements, &C., Tonight
FO7-d's opera HOUSTON the Pacific" by
FordS company.
National T7,edter.-Kate ClaXton in "The
Two Orphans"
T7eater Co,,fQue.-"A Across the Atlantic, ana
varieties.
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"DRTyER's RYE CORDIAL" is pleasant to take.

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
'WelleSi Health Re1letUer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility decline,
&c. 81, at druggists. Depot, So Barclay street,
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writes: 81 cheerfully state that have tested the
virtues and efficiency of Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract Of Beef in my private practice in cases Of
general de5ilfty, readiness, depression, dySpep-
sid, loss of appetite and nervous Affections when
medicine had proven more than useless. have
found it the best remedy ereI' used IN chronic
alcoholism, when the stomach is always irrit-
able. and food required to nourish and fnvigor-
ate the dropping strength and nervous depreS-
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

Never Felt Better.
Such is the verdict after taking dose OF
QutIE's Irish Tea. Sold in packages at Is cts.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

rso GEORGETOWN MASONIC HALL ASsO-
gS5 CIATION.-The annual meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the above named Association.
for the purpose Of eeeting nine Directors to serve
such business may legally come before it, will be
be held at Masonic Hall, Georgetown, ID. c., on
ian2-3S H. W. BARRETT, Secretary. y
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A WORD TO OUR CREDIT CUsroMERs.-The
number of our credit customers is very limited,
and only those who pay their bills promptly "a
statement Of which they have or will receive)
will be continued on our books during this year,
No new names will be added under any circum-
stances. Those not paying any attention to
their accounts will find them in the hands of
our attorneys at an early day.
RESPECTFULLY. A SAKS IL Co
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning ana delivered In e lbs
Ward prints, 42c, per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and buttenntlk. tt
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TIE DAsHAwAYs kept open house at Talmadge
han yesterday, and about 500 of their friends
organ. President Holloway, MIR. Frank ReeSide,
Rev j. d. Hutton. Mrs. DR.. McKendree Riley
and Charley Nye made addresses. Dinner was
then served, under the direction OF Mrs. LID
VILE Mrs. Bfookfeld, Mrs Jere. Williams, Mrs.
Seymour. Mrs. Months and others. Addresses
followed by James G. Lee, Capt. Williams "a
blind many, Alexander Eagleston and. Judge
Holloway. The hall was handsomely decorated
with flags, and the exercises throughout were
interesting About forty persons signed the
phGSc.
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ROYAL TENPLARs.-The following persons
were duly installed yesterday by p. G. A. A.
No. l, Royal Templars OF Temperance: Past
councillor w. W. Deniston; select councillor,
Edward Day; vice councillor, Seth J. Seaman;
secretary, Ii. c. Darragh; finance secretary, II.
Fellows; treasurer N. j. Hillman; herald, Mrs
NJ. C. Corbett; deputy herald, s. j. Haislett;
guard, Miss Hartman; sentinel, A. A. Vince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-02

CHOICE ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY
~ BOOKS.
F. o. @. Darby; large Alto. $40. 90
PARIS Herself Again Saa. ................. 1000
Caldecott ................ .............. 500
Our own Country; England; 200 Illustrated 500
Homes OF America; Martha Lamb. .......... 600
Landscape in American Poetry; Lucy Lar
Early Teutonic, italian and French Masters $50
Great Authors Of all Ages Allibone. ........ 500
Art In America; Benjamin .................. 400
Thrackeray's Billiards., SO Illustrations 49, 5 90
JAMES ]. CHAPMAN,S
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
declO 81 Pa. ace.
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CITY ITEMS.

ASK YOUR SUFFERING FRIEND to try D,u'G2,g'S
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism. Never fails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-02

a CENT is go ID for clay pipe" and g cents
5yr bottle Vi Dr. Bulls cough syiup.
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WATCHES
WATCHES.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN
AND LATEST STYLES.
M. w. GAIT, BRO. d CO.,
deco 10y PENNSYLVANIA nrenne.
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DROPPED DEAB.-John Brown, colored man,
dropped dead on nth street, between and
northwest. about half-past 10 O'Clock last night;
s,Inposed cause. apopIexy. The body was taken
10 his mothers house. No. 1914 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-02

Took a Dose Of Quirk's Irish Tea
And now feel better than ever. was so bill
ious it cured me. We hear this every day.
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ITCHING PILES.-Symptoms are moisture, in
tense itching, particularly at night after getting
warm. in bed, increased by scratching; other
parts are sometimes affected. 'tStUdyne's ONT
nent" pleasant, sure cure. Also cures letter,
Ringworm, PimpleS, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty,
Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma-
nent cure certain. Sent by mail for Soc; three
boxes slips. Address letters, DR.. Swayne e. Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesale
by Stott & Cromwell, Washington. go
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T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN,
IL OLD AND YOUNG,
Who are solicitous of making purchase of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
I would respectfully call your attention to the
Establishment of
CHR. RUPPERT,
No. 4O3 9TH st. n. TO-,
Between D and E streets northwest,
Where you will find the Largest and Finest Assert
ment of
TOYS, FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, WORsTED
AND TAPESTRY WORK, &C.,
Which has ever been displayed in the Metropolis.
Give him a call. You Will find prices according to
the time. dec13