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TERRELL.
pondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
TERRELL, June f. 1850
The westcr is splendid for growing crops,
and there is an increasing demand for harvest
hands. Farmers in this section are little
behind hand with harvesting, but they feel
confident of good yield it the rains stop
now, so they can save tho grain. Oats were
never better in this part Of the county,
A secondhand printing press is wanted. Call
on or address II. G. Byrne, Terrell, Texas.---
Rev. j. b. Daniels has returned home from
Lexington, KY, where be has been attending
the Baptist association.
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cotton Blooms

We were shown loster lay two cotton
b'ooms, tie lir,t OF the season in his section,
which were 'nt"n " ~ he fields Of Mr..
VIM ElHn, ten Nrs nlhpu.t az this city.
aid Mr. \. y. Heargan.a few milcs uorth.
east of here. The cotton crop throughout
The couuty present, "a most ilatIerLg appear
ance, AND with good season the yiell will BE-
good.
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Augusta, Ga., June A white woman
named Sally Shinal, died at Hamburg South
Carolina. from the effect. of blow received
from policemaus club in that place
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

of section .. III, Endowment Rank, are re-
que.ted to attend the regular monthly meeting,
ut their Castle Hall, saturday, evening at
O'Clock. \ fun attendance desired
PAUL rURSr, Pres,
W u -LLrnN. sAc,N MnM Ile-s.
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RELIGIOUS

rsPUONGREG ALTON EMA>UEl Will hold
regular MEETING on sunday, June Eth, at twn
o'cldrk, y. m, for the purpose of elecing a min
ister rs well as other business Of Importance Ia
be tran acted full attendance i requested.
SAM KLEIN, rres
HE<ny IpEU. soc
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NOjii r.
Sale OF Hogs Remaining in the City
Pound

will sell the following described stock tn the
highest bidder, on saturday, the 9Th Cf June,
lSsO, at }O'cl"ck y. m. H.
Black and white spotted sow marked over
bit In each ear
| Black suw marked under slOlit each ear
| Black boar, marked uver-bit In each oar.
! Black sow shpat ma kcd over-hit In each en-,
Black SOW, white face, marked crop N vt
right ear and sw ,low fork in the left
BLACK saw, marked t"rn p ace In right cav
black boar marked uyrr-bit IN both ears.
Black b ars, mmarke
ri ck and white spnitrd pig, uimurk
W. f. MORTON.
City Marshal
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Sights at g jDrrcmium; Sterling bank, 4S6;a
as: COnsOls, l@}l
Flour quiei siipertlne, I Goa y; double, "a
az; treble, i3s; higher grade "a =
coffee quiet; cargOcs ordin.r. /" prime, l2A
a ia
sugar quiet but weak connnon t" good COM
mon, Gs,@'s; fair to fully fair, 73s@1Ss; prime
tuchoice, "a So; yellow clarified, Sla6't
Molasscs dull and nominal; inferior, -
cOnim0u, 49, fair, -; centrifugal, ---- !;
prime 10 choice,
Rice dull; ordinary to choice, 5ia@7.
Pork scarce but firm, lih.
Lard steady; by the tierce, 7'4@ss key, =.
loose. a. packed i065O: clear ribs, 81,
clear sides, SO, Ba on, dulli shoulders,
10: clear rib ;, -; clear sid =, y,
Ham, scarce but firm; choice sugar cured
canvasscd mllia.
Viii key quiet, OjcGi 10.
ST LOUIS.
ST LOUIS .June4 Flour firm but net uuotably
higher; family. 81 Whiskev steady, us.
Pork ilrmer, 10 i2I.. Lard nominal, 81. Bulk-
meats higher; shoulders, 1 90; ear ribs,
& 80: clear sides, 10 Bacon tirner;
shoulders, 20; clear RIBS, 90; clear
sides, p.
Wheat unset ed and generally higher; No. :
red fall, os%i cash, a!.@h for July; No. do,
lOt.
Corn higher, 3isG3dis; ash, Aas@i, for
July
Oats dull, sliig,.; cash, 3cc bid for June.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June L. The Drawers journal
reports cattle receipts ut 600; shipments, 40;
shipping I - ~; good to choice, 40d1i; west
ern cattle, I 00C 10; stOckeis, g@30.
sheep receipts, $40: shipments, -; market
inn; mnlpn to fiji, 3 d6ti 10.
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TOO LTAE FOR CLASSIFICATION

UyANTED = . Chambermaids, Nur,e,
w Bell Boys, lard man. Apply a 81
George liUici, Dallss, Texas.
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Weekly net recelpts, III; GROSS, I,EIi ca
ports TO Great Britain, l7,0lS; France, l,6lO
continent, AIS; coastwise, -; channel $500
sales, u, t9O; stock, 1877 ,S20 bales,
Wool dull in lmyer's iayori domestic fleece,
i2@B; pulled, 9s@55; unwashed, l5@&i; Texas
1907
Hides steady aud In fair demandi New Or
leans. II Texas, llh@l3.
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MPARATIvE STATEMENT


GALVESTON, June I. - Receipts net, u;
gross, -; eNpOr 10 Great Britain, 81 (;
France, ! ,0Oi; channel, -: continent, - :
cnGstwise, --i stock, lO,7i9; sales, Isl Dales
market closed steady.
Ordinary ......,.................. ..... "a
Good orlinar, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Low mddling ,....,..,.,.,.... ..... ......, INA
Middlng. ..,............... ...,... ,,,., lO's
Good mid'lliuG ...., .,,......,. ......,. p. ll's
Weekly net receipts, 2,o15; gross, -; cN-
ports to Great Britain, 50 France, ,m5;
coast, ISIS; continent, =; sales, l,dii.
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Flour quiet. Wheat firm. Corn dun
Pork quiet, ii IS. Lard heavy, q 95 spirits
turpenline, 26iA Rosin, 1855. freights steady,
NEw YoRK, June 1. - Net receipts, 1853;
gross, Gi3; futures closed firm; sales,
n, 0tN bales.
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nARKETs III rELEGKAPH.


| FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, june Moon Cotton quiet but
steady; middling uplands, 0Ai o. leans, ll-l6,
receipts, II 100; American $3.50; sales, 5000;
middling classllcatiOns for June delivery,
6as@l9-3l; June and July, 1913 July and
August, o 1854; August and September,
6ss6tlg-39; September and October. Il 5-39;
October aud November, -; November and
December, 8 3-l6j January and February,
-; futures dull but steady.
Sales for the week, 10 ,OcOi American, S3,N0;
speculation, 300; export, 80, actual export,
8, 100; import, ~, 1905 American, $4,000 stock,
77i 900; American, M 1905 anoat, w! ,OOJ;
American, All zoo bales.
l;SDp IN -Uplands, u ll-lG Orleans, 6a@ 1916;
ordinary, . ,-l6i futures-uO busine s. prices
unchanged.
2;sOpm = Futures barely steadyi Manchester
market easier.
$3.50 m-Sales Of American, 200 bales
5;l5 nl-futures clio ell steady
| LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR,
This weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton
| Brokers AssociA tiOn says; cotton Was quiet
| in the begi uiug % the week with slight decline
| mprices, the demand revived on Tuesday, and
although the market has since been iirmer
| Quotation generally show u decline American
! la, been In in 4 daily demand, but plentiful
supply reduced quotations Lis of Il penny In
| sea Island the demand was unimproled aud
quotations were reduced i of u penny. Futures
opened quiet and throughout weak. The mar
! ket was very inactive, it'll small fluctuations
aud final rates show decline OF l-'i2 OF a penny
| Manchester, June The Manchester Guar
' diai In its trade report this morning says The
naket is quite firm In all departments Not
wlhstandiu the prevailing quietness rOdnc-
rrs De not appear anxious for fresh buslno cN'
celd at full rates
NEW YORK
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New YORK, june stocks strong; money
3G4; exchange long, 1 SG4; ditto short, S9h
state bonds dull; Governments lllm
Cation firm; sales G1A bales,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-02

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Joseph K. Emmet.
weeks engagement at the National this evening
In -'FrftZ in Ireland or the Bell Ringer OF the
Rhine and the Love of the Shamrock" MI. En-
than the announcement Of his appearance. The
play with which he visits Washington is some
what sensational in character, but has all the
fun which has made Fritz" household word.
The scenery of the play Is described as maguih-
by Mr. Emmett.
given at the Opera House this week. 1t is said
to be very delightful comedy. In Philadelphia
It has been great success and has received full
measure of praise from the press Of that city 1t
presents real life pictures and sparkleS with
huInor. The following are in the cast: Ernest
Bartram. W. H. Power, J. l. Wooderson J. F.
j. McNicol, Miss Dean Mcconnell. Miss z. PEN
dleton. Miss Blanche Chapman. Mrs. G. c. Ger
mon. Miss Ella Sewers and Miss Mamie Wallace.
THEATER COMEQUE EThe Jolly PathfinderS in
Scraps and the versatile biiirGG Jaspers will
make merry week OF it at tie ComiQue, with
Wen chosen varieties.
ARLINGTON THEATER.-The great Martinetti
family in their speeialties, concluding every
night with ''Jocko, thesBrazilian Ape" In addi-
ton to all the attractions Of last week and many
new features, will make up really interesting
entertainment this week.
ALL SOULS CHuRCH.-Dr. Fl. W. Bellows. Of
New York, will lecture at All Souls Church
next Friday evening" on g Party Government of
this Country; its Uses and Abuses"
A SILVER WEDDING SocIABLE. to commemorate
the 25th anniversary of the organization of the
Young Catholics Friend Society," will be given
at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, next Wednesday
evening.
MCKENDREE NJ. E. CHURCH.-A musical and
literary entertainment for the benefit of this
church Will be given tomorrow evening. Re-
freshmentS will be served. The doors will be
opened at $50 p. m. The entertainment will
commence at 1870.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-A grand compli-
mentary benefit to Miss Minnie Evan will be
given at the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening. 1t win be under the direction Of Prof.
j. w. Bischoff, assisted by Arthur w. Lake,
esq, of New York; Miss Agnes McGrew, Little
Annie Lewis, Mr.. Pugh, Mr.. Tweedale MI. Ed.
Hoff, of Baltimore, and Others
AT TIE LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENT OF the Carroll Institute, to be given at Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow evening, the Rev. F. E.
Boyle will deliver an address.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, S. Phillip Phillips,
the Singing Pilgrim, assisted by his son, will
commence tonight a series of evenings of song
in this city and Georgetown. He will open to-
night at odd Fellows Hail southeast, and to-
morrow evening at Dunbarton N. Z. Church,
GeOrGetOMn.
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GEORGETOWN.

COLLEGE APPRoACHEs.-The Georgetown Col
government In Georgetown, it would probably
be shamed into making the approaches to the
college more decent; but the three Commission
ers who direct District affairs have, it would
SEEM too much business On hand to look after
this end Of the town. AS II the shanties which
line ed street outside our gate were not repul-
siye enough, the sidewalk on one side has
almost totally disappeared, leaving mud holes
and broken bricks In its place. while the road.
way is in wet weather only a ridge of the stick
lest and most uncOmpromising clay.
Globe says: j. Jesse Moore, superintendent on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and James p
Biser, boss carpenter, left Sandy Hook for
Georgetown, d. c., Tuesday morning on tour
of inspection, preparatory to their making the
necessary repairs to locks gates, &C.
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TIE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY held It's annual
meeting in this city last evening at the New York
avenue church. Justice strong. OF the Supreme
Court presiding. and Rev G.. L. Shearer secre-
tary. The secretary in his remarks stated thai
the ne" nnbl!cations Of the year. exclusive OF
y,py;1tiicais are lS5, OF which - are volumes.
The society has issued 4,2lN publications In 1i5
languages and dialects. 1t publishes peri0d-
Gals, having circulation OF 100000. The total
cash receipts for the year We're S569. 1882, OF
which SS4 261. As were donations and legacies.
Grants were made at the rate Of nearly l,250. 900
pages per week. which were distributed 10y the
various agencies of the society and chHrcheS.
Tie number OF colportellrS employed was go,
not attend any church and Il, 3-5 were destitute
OF all religious books Rev. George Whitefort
an agent OF The society lii Texas and northern
Mexico gave an interesting account of his ex-
perience. Representative Frye. OF Maine. SPOKE.
in reference TO the work OF the society.
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EINE CARPETS AND HoUsEFURN-

ZINE CARPETS AND HoUSEFUFIy.
Il 1SH1NG GOODS.-Ws now have on hand
magnificent assortment of all the pewest designs In
CARPETS and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
VIZ: Bigelow, Wilton Body Brussels, Administers
and Moquettes, Ro1bury l. Smiths Tapestry Gar.
gets, LEVEL, Han Read and Hartford Ingrains.
In great variety Also, Satins, Raw Silks, Jutes
Mummy Cloths and Cretennes for Furniture and
prapery. Nottingham, Swin and ANTIQUE Lace
Curtains In choice patterns Cornice Mouldiss,
Brass and Walnut Poles. Those in want OF House.
furnishing Goods will find it to their advantage 70
examine our stock before purchasing. Gold medal
Bigelow Carpets specially.
sugSo 1898 + st. n.,c.. near E5bttt House.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenls, &c., Te-Night

"A "WstEEtHtss hCss HVsNNBAts
National Thedtei.-JosePh Emmett as % Fritz,
in Ireland
FDTd's Opera HOUSE." DR.. Clyde
7nPdfe,- CO1HiGue.-The Jolly Pathfnders in
81 Scraps" and the versatile Milton JasperS
ArliHGtOH TbeGteT.-The great Martinette
family in - JockO the Brazilian Ape and va
Tieties.
Ola FtUolrs' Hal S0'ttheGSt.-phillp Phillips,
the Singing Pilgrim.
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TKUTH AND DUTY.
DHILIP PHILLIPS.

l. THE SINGING PILGRIM,
Assisted by his Son, will give a series of EVE
N1NGS OF SONG in this city and in GEORGETOWN,
DC, during the week commencing February I'd,
MONDAY EVENING, Feb I'd, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sth st.s.e. TUESDAY EVENING, Feb Sd.
at Dnnbarton NJ. F. Church georgetown, d. G.
Hall THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th, at Lin
coin Hall. FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sth st.se.
Mr.. Phillips is acknowledged TO be the most at
tractve Singer of Sacred Song Of the present age.
He has sang III all parts Of the civilized world, and
always with pleasure and satisfaction to apprecia-
tive audiences. These entertainments will be
agreeaby inerspersed by the relation by Mr.. Phil
lips of incidents of his travels.
Single admission, 35c. A ticket admitting two
persons to one entertainment, one person twice,
SOC: Single admission for children; I5c.
Tickets can be purchased at the following places
and at the door:-W. s. Thompson, Druggist, 9TH
st.n.w. J. B. Morse, Druggist 1924 Pa. av. r. B.
Fergusan, Druggist, Pa ay. and ID st. Sc: 7. g.
DeMoll, Druggist, Sth and Z SITS fs e.; E. B. Bury.
Druggist, Sth st.s.e.; Mrs. Lineaweaver, Drug
gist, 11th and NJ sts.s.e DR.. Becker, Druggist,
Georgetown; DR.. Brace, Druggist, Georgetown
Brad Adams. Bookstore, T st,n.w. Ballantyne,
Bookstore, 9TH st. NV; Purcell, Bookstore,
9Th st. NV; Boardman, 18th st. NV Mrs
Whiting, Bookstore, Georgetown; Metzerott.
Pa av.n.w.; Miss A. +. Bright, Fancy Store, sth
and G SITS. Sc; Frank NJ. Dixon, Fancy Store, Pa.
av. and 9Th Sc. b. II. Stinemetz, Hat Store, Pa.
avn. W. Main 4 Bro, Real Estate Agents, Pa.av.
and Mrs. Brooks, 18th and Pa. av. Sc. ]. NJ.
Wells st.s.e.; J. Fl. Peake, Pa .av.s.e.; William
Pritchett, Pa. av.se.
Doors open at p. NJ jan27. 90 81. Feb2,
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FEVER AND AGUE, or Chills and Fevers. Consti-
patton, Headache, Dyspepsia, and all Bilious
Affections cured by using j. W. Laroqte's Anti
Bilious Bitters. All druggists sell it. % cents a
paper or 81 bottle. W. E. Thornton, Proprie-
tor. Baltimore. Md.
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To Ladies' and gentlemen,

We wish 70 call attention TO 4. FISHERS
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
american or European Invention, he is enabled
TO DO bis work In manner not TO be euualed by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed The
efectual removal OF grease spots guaranteedll!
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses.
partly or thoroughly. 26 years experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices
First-ciaSs work.
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''LOndOn Hair ReStOrer.' Insures new growth.
"London Hair ReStorer." Restores the color
"London Hair RestOTer" Exquisite dressing
"London Hair Restorer." TIE only clearly and
London Hair ReStorer." effectual Hair ReStorer
''LOndon Hair ReStOrer.'' in the market
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor Price, I5c. At all druggists
Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. co
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! have prescribed COiden's L{ebigs Liquid
Extract OF Baef ami Tonic IarigOl'ator, and
cheeriully state that it has met my most san
g1ine expectations, giving to patients long en-
feebled by chronic diseases, debility, weakness
loss of appetite and indigestinn the needed
nutrition and fleJ'Ce J0OS. Sold by all druggists
and grocerS. m,W,f,S
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INDICTED.-To-day, the grand jury returned in
elements against Joseph Neverson, alias Joseph
redford, alias Babe Bedford, Sandy Pinn and
Edward QueeDan, murder of George Philip
Hirth; Richard Bates. second offence, petit
larceny: James Dorsey and Elias Hammond
robbery. They recommended also that Edward
Butler charged with larceny. be dismissed, and
il WAS 50 ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-02

EpGARs Whooplng Cough Specific is the best.
For sale by druggists SOC. per bottle. I'm
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IT Is SAID that the hundred thousand dollars
young Grant recently made. was through an in
YcStmCnt in electric light stocks.
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From DIR. s. ]. Belt. Baltimore. Md.

Are You COst;ve.
If so be careful of disease. Avoid it by taking
Q,tilk'S Irish Tea Price % cents.
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THE PARNEIL RECEPTION AND BALL. at Ma
sonic Temple, tomorrow evening, promises TO
be very successful affair.". Prof. j. A. Joyce is
TO furnish the music, and the supper Is In the
capable hands OF VIM. F. Given, OF the Terrace
Dining Rooms, 1104 18th st.
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CITY ITEMS.

AS Soon AS THE RHEUMATIC PAIN BEGINS, go
for bottle Daaulag's Rheumatic RelnedA.
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GREAT REDUCTION Ia all heavy goods before
taking stock. l.. Robinson & Co. 5 Boy Cloth
ing House, $40 PennSy iyaIra avenue.
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT on A LITTLE CHILD
VIM. Jones, a white man about forty years old
was before The Police Court, Judge Smell, this
morning. charged with an outrageous assault
on a little white girl about three years Old Har-
riet Williams, a cOlored woman, testified to see
ing this man In an alley between Pennsylvania
avenue and ID, and I'd and Sd streets. with this
little Child. who was crying out bitterly with
pain and fright and begging the man to let her
90. The witnesses went and informed Officer
Whcelock, who arrested him last night about
o'clock. an hour after the act. When the witness
saw him he was giving the child some candy
TO stop her crying. He had the child in his arms.
She went and told the child's mother what she
had seen. a cOlOred man who is employed al
the ''Greea House" on Pennsylvania avenue,
testified that Jones was a guest at that house.
and The mother OF the girl lived there. Jones
had asked the witness how old the child was,
and whether ii was a girl or boy, and after
wards had taken the child up the alley. DR..
MaTslettcr testified TO examining the girl and
finding her injured. Jones testified that he
arrived here yesterday morning from Dakota
and went out with the little girl to buy her
some candies, but denied having injured her
The mother testified that the little girl COM
planned TO her that this man hurt her. The
court sentenced Jones to SIX months in Jail.
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TOIIN HOLLANDS
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Patented Oct. g 1873.

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The 'KECORD" Gold Pen is guaranteed to
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by all Jewellers and StatiOners in the United
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cinnat.
For sale by JOHN Q. PARKER, GIG It'll stree.
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The CONTRACT for building Emanuel church,
at the Theological Seminary. near Alexandria
Va, was awarded saturday to Kincheloe &
Harrison. The bids were as follows: Kinche-
loe & Harrison SIC. 200. less 81 500 for old ma.
terial; Alexander Lyles. $4,000, including old
material; Swain Il Mcknight, 81 1876, including
old material.
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CANpLEN,s. or the Feast OF the Publication,
a Roman Catholic festival OF great antiquity.
was celebrated in the churches OF that denom-
lnatlon 10 day by the same services as are held
sundays. 1t commentaries the day. forty
days AFTER the birth OF the Son OF God, on which
the Virgin Mary went. i'll accordance with the
Jewish law, 70 the temple 10 by purified. 1t Is
the custom OF the Catholic church 10 bless can
dies on that day only during the year because
IL was on that festival thai Simeon called the
Saviour the Light OF the World.
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A PoPE's FDIcT sealed is a bun; don't mistake
that for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. I
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lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WelleS Health ReneeceT." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street.
N. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
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THE EVENING STAR.
February 2, 1850.
The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !


WASHINGTON. Feb 2, 1850. {
For the middle state northeast to southeast
winds cloudy falling barometer, slight rise
I'm temperature and clear or fair weather during
the day. followed by threatening weather and
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"ALDEaNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In Il lbs
Ward prints, 45c. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
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PRICES JEwEIRY warranted five years, 81 to
81
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= II Dy tHt
LEGISLATURE OF the state for Educational and Chart
five Years, to which contract the inviolable faith
OF the state is pledged, which pledge has been
its franchise in the new constitution adopted De-
CENTER 3D. A d. 1872 with capital of 81 0OO 600.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. II
Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.
l0O, coo TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
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For FALLING, Premature GRAY Hair. Tic.

. NtVtf Wy DC.
but when you are sick take a dose of QuiIh
IRISH TEA. Price 25 cents, at druggists.