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The RaymOnd-Hin Seduction Suit.

MISS RAYMOND IN COURT AND SAYS SHE MEANS
BUSINESS.
Yesterday, In Circuit Court No. 2 Judge Cox,
Mr.. II. T. Merrick, for Senator Hill. In the suit
entered in the name of Jessie Raymond agt.
Il. III. Hill-actiOn for seductiOn-mOved TO
strike the cas-, from the calendar, as stated in
The STAR last evening.
The action OF the court, as reported in TIE
STAR. coming TO Mrs. LockwOOd'S ears, she &C
companied Miss Raymond 10 the court room
few minutes before three o'clock
Mrs. Lockwood called attention to the case,
and Mr.. Merrick being presently she asked that
Miss Raymond De sworn In open court.
MISS RAYMoNDs AFFIDAVIT.
The court Judge Cox directed that the state
ment be reduced to writing. which was done
and the following affidavit was presented:
Ie the S'pTeIns CO,nt D. C., Jessie Raymond agt.
Benjamin II. HiH, 81. No..
la answer TO motion of X. T. Merrick counsel
for defendant in the above entitled suit motion
this day filed asking to dismiss the suit on the
ground that it was filed without the consent OF
and against the protest OF plaintiff, now comes
the plaintiff in her own proper person and in
open court, ana being duly sworn, says that she
did authorize the ab0ye-entitled suit; that she
still authorizes its prosecution; that her claim
for damages is just and true claim that she
never made an affidavit or protest against the
bringing OF the abOve-entitled suit, and that
the dismissal OF II would be a gross Injustice t.
hefSeif and ner Child who are without means OF
support. JESSIE RAYMOND
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9Th day
OF APRIL \. ID. 1850 X. J. MEIGS, Clerk:
By e.. ROBINSON. Assistant Clerk,
MISS RAYMOND QUESTIONED BY THE COURT.
Judge COX called Miss Raymond TO the stand
and questioned her as to her statement attached
TO Mr.. SmalFs affidavit, ard she having stated
that she made that statement explained that
she being very poor and In trouble. she was
visited by Games Banks and S. w. Small, who
tod her that ii she would sign the paper and
clear Mr. Hill as far as she could and trust TO
his honor that they would help her.
His HonOr.-Was it the Small you speak OF
who signed this affidavit?
Miss Raymond answered, Yes, sir; wrote
the paper and Mr.. Banks told NE what te put
in it..
Mr.. Merrick.-Did you not tell him what You
wanted to Saye
Miss RaymOnd.-Not word.
Pr. Herrick.-liaye you not said that you
never authorized Mrs. Lockwood TO bring this
suit?
Miss RaymOnd-Never
The court adjourned at this point.
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CUTICU RA
Blood and Skin Remedies.

Messrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER: Geatemea,-I have
suffered over thirteen years with skin disease in
my hands and limbs, causing constant irritation
derrlving me of rest and attention to business. /
sought many remedies here and elsewhere; also use
May physician called my disease Eczema Rodent
spots appeared on my hands, head, and face, eyes
length impaired sight Internal and external rene
dies were prescribed by leading physician for six
spltation Of several leading physicians was had,
when definite plan was decided upon, but al to
no purpose. After following advice for four months
without any permanent cure, bought two bottles
OF CUT1CURA REsoLvENT, two boxes Of CUTICuRA,
and some SOAP, and can testify with great pleasure
to the effect they have had in my case in eight days
being nearly cured. The physicians pronounced
my case the most aggravated one that has ever
come under their experience and practice. recon-
mend and highly indorse the CUTICURA REMEDIES
Yours truly, +. n. DRAKE
CLIFFORD ST. AND WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, MICH, an. "A, 1879.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA NoTES.-Judge Charles F. Stuart
has purchased from Mr.. III. s. HoOge the hand
some brlck dwelling on the southwest corner of
Washington and Cameron Streets and lot adj
Joining on the south, for $1,000. =. About one
month ago thirty italian organ and scissors
road to work on the Page Valley road, now be-
ing constructed, since which time they have
been coming back In couples. but last night to
the surprise of all, ten OF them arrived 10 this
city. giving as a reason for their return that
they couldn't stand the WORK. &c t:eite CD
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INroRrANr TO ExEcrroRs AND CANADIANS

INFORMANT TO EXECUTORS AND GUARDIANS
ON Monday. iii the case OF Flanagan vs.
Snow. Judge Hagner oyerruled the demurrerS.
Snow had been appointed testamentary
guardian and executor, and gave bond foi
$4,000. The chief question argued was whethe.
Tue plalntlffs prayer 10 remove him as executor
should have been made in Equity or in the Pro-
bate Court. The statutes providing for cOgni-
Zance Of such eases by the latter. it was argued
by the defendants counsel that In this parficu-
lar case bond had been given TO the Probate
Court, and that If the executor should be found
delinquent in this court he could be removed by
the same and sued on his bond. Further, that
this being admitted. there was no ground for an
Injunction on SHOWS property. when so obvious
a remedy at law was available. Counsel for
plaintiff, on the other hand, argued that the
law OF IT9S. which created the Orphans Court
gave to 1t no jurisdiction whatever over real
estate or over rents accruing. That the same
act expressly declared that nothing In IL should
be so construed as TO abridge the full and ample
powers or chancery courts, and that these
courts. having always had special Jurisdiction
OF trusts, were the proper tribunals and that
the injunction on SHOWS property was neceS-
Sary measure. This view was sustained by
Judge Hagner. j. Webb Rogers appeared for
plaintiff and W. Pierce Bell, esq, for defendant.
The latter, after this decision, retired as cOun-
Sellor from the case. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

new HAVEN. CONN, 3lSt March: 1850.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association OF the District of Colum-
bla the sum OF four thousand dollars ga, 000l
being the amount OF insurance due me In conse-
quence OF the death OF my late brother, AlpheuS
NJ. Smith. who held four certificates Of endow-
ment from the aSSoclat1on-two for $500 EACH
one for 81 200, and one for 81, COO
STEPHEN Il. SMITH,
81, State street. New Haven Conn.
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WASHINGTON eth Anril 1881

dowment Association OF the District OF Coluul-
bia the sum OF two thousand dollars 81 09o),
being the amount OF insurance due me in conse-
P. GOebel who held one certificate OF endow-
meat from the association for two thousand dol
lars. ELIZABETH GOEBEL
+ 227 New jersey avenue
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District Government Affairs.
POundmaster EinStein has commenced his


campaign against the dogs.
The Commissioners have issued an ORDER
'that hereafter the cashier of the special assess
ment division and the collector will be required
to furnish direct to the Commissioners state
ment, each day, of the drawback certificates
received during the day preceding. giving the
and square, upon which issued, and the name
OF the persons to whom Issued The order
also provides for system of comparisons and
checks as precaution against frauds.
Health Officer Townshend In a note to L. S.
District Attorney Corkhill submits for his con-
sfderatfOn the petition of large number OF
residents and property owners In the vicinity OF
q street, between 9th and eth streets n. W.,
square 45T praying for the abatement OF
nuisance in said square consisting OF fat 4
bone boiling and soap making estaolis' e cry
1.-The health department has no 10 ad1s
which to act in this case, and | " ~, under
fore request that it be presented. to t. ~ mere
jury" 1t grdhC
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF CONT
Health Officer TownsEend has ont q not, =,
Mr. II. Clay Jones, Contractor Ar the re, u,e
OF garbage, night soil, &C.. St atiny that 10 !.
informed that Mr.. Jones has without notifyin,
or d hfan Tee R Snadgea The point Of eep
Virginia shore of the Potomac. between fin,
cities OF Washington and Alexandria. which i.
In violation OF the contract. He requests Mr.
Jones 10 Call at 'ie health office and explain.
IMPORTANT SIZES. OF REAL EsrsTE.-Messrs
Fl'eh, toX Grown have sold for j. Richard.
Dodge, sup-fot So So. PAP, fronting on Vernon
ave, near IOWA Circle, TO J. w Marin for 50 Isl
cash. re Mrs. Harriet L. Coyle sub-ots 2Ol an,
N2; So :06, fronting Oh 18th street. between
and I, improved by a new tIo-story brick hous
! Tor s. 9.5o. For Capt. II. W. Howgate sub-lo
! 900. in So 2o6, for si,44o For Hon George NJ
Robson sub-lot Is, In SO. 1863, fronting on
street: bet, 18th and 18th streets, for sl62i9 SC
! For Gen. Thomas l. Mckaig west half of 10
49, in So. 49, on l. bet 18th and 18th. for a. EN-
| For Carberry S. Hilton and John r Given
| trustee sub-lots and 10, ST.. 2l5, fronting OF
vermont avenue and Thomas Circle, to EdWar,
| Weston for Sic, Sol. so cash.
| Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, has Just solo
for the trustee, Mr.. Joseph j. Stewart. all tn
| west half of lot Is, in So. 400, improved by
| large brick dwelling to Corcoran Gallery @
| Art for $4,000. At the same time, for same trus
| tee, all that eastern part OF lot IA, in sam
| square, with similar improvements to same pur
| the south side Of Louisiana avenue between IL
| and 9Th streets.
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LOCAL NEWS.
1 n,usemenss. dc., TO-Nigh

FOrds Ocerd HOttse.-"The Pirates OF Pen
zance.-
National Thf0ter. - Lawrence Barrett In
"YCriekS Love-
Tnf0te1 CO91iIltS.-Ea rlet1eS. Sketches. &c.
ArliHGtOn ThfGteT.--StrOng Dill OF varieties.
MtSytic rT1i'f.-Falr by the Sisters OF the
Hey cross.
old FriIOtrS' UfT-NfitaTy concert
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MrS. =. A. Aliens
IiiiplOEtu
AAGUI ne III hD u nS-rnnrn

WORLDS HAIR REsToRER
is the best, because it is made from choice
materials and prepared with the utmost care
and skill; because over forty years the fayOrite
preparation, enjoying by far the largest sale il
must be the best; because 1t does not die the
hair, but strengthens it. Gray hairs soon dis
appear; because by its gentle tonic action the
roots are Strengthened-neW life, and hair nat
ural color; because the soft and silky texture of
healthy hair follows its use. Sold by Druggists
81 .25 per bottle
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GRAND MATINEE. Masonic Hall, April ;. o.elk.4

ELECT OSS OF OFrICERS.-At the annual meet
ing OF Hibernian Benevolent Society, No. 3. last
evening the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:-PatrLek Hickey,
president; James Plant and James I. C3llan
vice presidents; Bernard Waters. treasurer; Jas
Kelly, secretary; JAS Butler, marshal. The
National Veteran Club last evening elected the
Following officers for the next four years. o.
II. Burnside. president; J. b. Tanner and j. T.
Smith, vice presidents; j. K. Thompson, CORE
spending secretary; Hannibal ID. Norton. record
quartermaSter; VI. E. Uren marshal. The
West Virginia Association last night elected the
following Officers:-Gcn. Cecil Clay. president;
Capts- x. Nj. Burke and James NJ. Pipes. and
Mr. Il. +. keySer. vice presidents; Gen. j. NJ
Ewing, secretary; DR.. III. Pipes, assistant seere-
tary; and Z. G. Cole, treasurer.
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"a Capt. A. Fl. Mang,Iin, at Yazoo City.
MISS. gave his fiye-year-Old child a dose of
morphine Monday, mistaking il Tor quinine.
The child died in four hours.
YEA Massachusetts, legislator is told of who
sald privately: II am a warm supporter Of fine
set against it, and then voted against the
bill. % -
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and Brown, real estate brokers, have just nego-
tiated lease to the French Minister, Mr.. Max
lOutrey, OF the premises now occupied by him,
No. 1925 Connecticut avenue, for three years
from the LIST day OF September proximo at S, 900
per annurn. This Is, 30 far as we know, the
highest price paid In this city for rent Of an un
furnished dwelling,
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CUTICURI REMEDIES


Are prepared by WEEKS l. POTTER, Chemists ana
street. Toronto, Ont, and SNOW Hill, London,
and are for sale BY ~ Druggists. Price OF OUR
ing two and one half times the quantity Of small.
81. REsoLvENT, ~ per bottle. QurIoURA MEpI-
eINAL TOILET SOAP, 26 cents. CUrIcURN MEDI-
CIHAL SHAVING Soar. Is cents in bars for BARRIERS
and large consumers, 50 cents
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CITY ITEMS.

NO CARPETS SHOULD BE LAID without a Moth
PROOF Se'red carpet Jimmy. Use only that man.
ufactured OF cotton and paper. American Car
pet Lining CO., New York aud Boston. Sold by
all carpet dealers.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIOS.-At a meeting of the
Northwestern Building Association last night
the secretary'S report was read, showing the
receipts during the year 10 have been Sl3 i4i. 30
number OF unredeemed shares. 222; value OF
share. s42.62. The following officers were elect
60: President Geo. h Finckel; vice-president
Frank Myers; treasurer. Il. X. Cathin; secra-
1ary, John Cook; directors, oliver Dufour j.
III. l. Eager Edward Hammersley, &. c. Dun
canson, W. II. Deckman, John d. Foster. p. IL.
Weber
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
of Treating HulnOrs of the Blood, Skin
and Scalp with Loss of Hair.

Is first the publication of the blood, through an
energetic action of the bowels, liver kidneys and
skin, the natural purifiers of the body. Next, to
heal every external ev dence of disease and restore
the beauty, Wilderness and freshness of the Skin
and quantity and quality of the Hair. CUTICURA
REsoIvENT is cathartic,. diuretic, resolvent and
absorbent. 1t purites the blood, liver, kidneys
and skin Of every trace Of blood posons inygorates
the brain and nervous forces. and throws off dis
ease: CUTIcURA, Medicinal Jelly, arrests exter-
nal dis ease removes lfeess flesh and skin, renders
healthy ulcers, sores. and discharging wounds,
aiiays infiammation, itching and irritation, and
Restorer and Beautiier in the world. CUTIcUR4
sfoAP' aor cleansing, restoring and identifying the
uBrivslled. 1t and the CUTIcURA SHAVING Soar
the nrst and only medicinal soap red expressly
Tor shaving, are prepared from CUTICURA.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 ChaS.
Russell and Maria Stewart; Edward T. Stunkel
OF Frederick county. Md. and Hetty A. Rose Of
AIexandria; Howard q. Emmons and Kate A.
scout; Richard L. Gardner, OF Prince George
county, Md, and Mary F.. Hichen: John l.
MILLER and Lola Z. Jones; Lafayette Bingham
ana Anna Latham; Robert o. E1monSton aud
Maggie A. Naylor.
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THE Potomac FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
met yesterday Ia the hall of the Soveregns Of
Industry, No. 510 1lth street. There was an in
Ierestlng discussion on = Fruit; It's Culture and
preservation DR.. ;. 4. III. Mchim was chosen
president TO I'LL the vacancy OccaSiOned by the
resignation OF MI. John saul. aud Mr. H. b.
Moulton was chosen vice president. TO ill the
place vacated by DR.. Mckim. Prof. TAYLOR Dr.
JOuey. Mr.. Janney. Col. Curtis and Dr. How
1and were appointed as the scientific commit
Tee; COL ". III. Chase, Mr.. Cotton Mr. TrembIy
Ar weaver. Mrs Weaver and Mrs. Lincoln, the
excursion committee and the executive com
Mltlee. as Ihe cOmmiI1ee On eNhihiIIan
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PEaUTiFUL DRESS tooDs.

tne hundred DoOA Tseces If new sly les beautiful
spring Press Goods inst received
trimming. 'NA
T;sured Linen Lawns Only l5c.. worth 25c
Lawns :, 10. IL l5c. ."'e-
Colored Twined Silks, splendid quality. only 5sc,
Excellent quality Cloth Ter boys wear 81. so. 62
mentD. 12l9c mp to 81.
Golored and Black Cashmeres, pure WOOL, 25c.
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ATTENTION is called 10 administrators sale OF
groceries, &c., in Uniont0wn, commencing at 10
o'clock Thursday morning. April sth-in part
Is b0ls- flour, chests OF tea, bbls. syrup and mo-
IaSSeS, bacon, stock or wood ware, fine imported
and domestic liquors in wood and glass bar fix
lures, license. &c. Especial attention is called
10 the stock OF liquors., some OF which are very
fine
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr-Sold by r. A. Col
otn, agent-60,oo0 behring's from IS 10 s, Der
LUZ; 4,eOo shad from so 10 Sl6 per 100; 400
bunch. ' P0i
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SCALD Held
For Four Years Cured

Mrs. A. SWIFT, Everett, Mass, writes: 1.-The
CUTIcuRA REMEDIES cured my child OF Scald
Head, covering the scalp and lower part of the
neck, of four years duration, and which mad re
sisted all the usual remedies"
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THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION oil THE DISTRICT
last evening elected DR.. johnson Elliott preSi-
Gent; Drs. j. r. Thompson and c. III. A KIien-
schmidt. vice-preSidents; Dr. j. F. Hartigan, SEE
retaly; DT. q. l.. Magruder, treasurer; prs d.
W. Prentiss, W. G. Palmer J. T. Johnson. ".
W: Johnson, +. Howard, c. W. Franzoni. j. c.
councillors; Drs W. II. Ross, X. Reyburn and
w. Z. BrlSco, cenSors; Drs AntiseIl. Elliott
FORD Franzoni. q. E Hagner, Magruder. I "a
EFentiss Tnoupsuu. ..s- "urn IsaUIft.. h..fG",I,
Fenw1ck. Began. Beale Herbert, Smith and
Kuenschmidt, delegates 10 the convention
which meets In New York on June !.
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CRnDRES's SHORT PANTS. ages 10 10 years.
2t ssc. Boys Department, A. Saks q Co., SO
atn street.
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One TpaeIarp N,I- n

One Package Makes One Quart
Oh ineolclne. Such Is Qnrh's i'ish Tea, the great
bilious remedy. Price % cents.
COMBINATIONS of the most fiattering kind
and undoubted reliability are constantly re-
celved attestlng the merit OF J. NJ. Laroque's
Affiliations ButeiS. Mir. f. V. Hermange wei
known In Baltimore, uses and endorses the med
lclne as being the best OF its kind for all diseases
OF the liver stomach and bowels. The price is
reasonable. Try it. 25 cts paper, or ST bot
tie. W. =. THORNTON, Prop'r BALTIC, Nd Solo
by druggists.
EDGARS WH0ePING Cough SPECIFIC Is the
best 25 and Soc per bottle. For sale by drug
gists generally.
Eminent DIR. J. j. Caldwell, Baltimore,
states: Il nave used COtlefl's Liebigs Liquid
Extract Of Bter ana Tonic Iariq0rafor largely
In weakening debility, febrile and nervous dis
eases and have found it one OF the most reliable
OF Nutrient tOnicS now In use or to be found in
pharmacy. Sold by all druggists and grocers.
Renear's Brown Mixture
cures bad cough or cold in few days. Four
ounce bottle 25c. Sold by all druggists. m,w,f3
hsiio"sness' Heada a and Impure
each OF them done away with, If you will take
Q"oik, IRISH Tea. Price IS cts. per package.
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair, Use
az, Lon9on Halr Restorer." Insures new growth.
London Hair ReStOrer.r Exquisite dressing.
london Hair Restorer." The only Clearly and
"I0ndon Hair Restorer." effectuai Hair ReStorer
"LOndon Hair RestOrer." In the market
toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists
Stott q Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. on
FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer. 900 g street northwest
Will give satisfaction in every respect ~
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force. use
'Wetles' Health Refae,cer.n 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.
ALDERNBY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney batter
cn9Ined every morning and delivered In i lbs.
Ward" prints, 45c, per 10, Also. cottage
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SKIN HUMOR
For 20 Years Entirely Cured.

For 20 Years Entirely Cured.
Messrs. WEEKS l. POTTER, GeRtLenen:-I have
suffered from a Skin Humor for twenty years
without finding any remedy Or treatment that
would cure it until began the of the CUFICURA
REMEDIES. which, in short time and at a small
expense have entirely eradcated every trace of the
dlsease, 80 that now am entirely free from it. /
therefore believe they will do all you advertise them
to do. Respectfully yours ~
BOsToN, July 2, 1879
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IIse-CHANNING-1SS0.- custom of com
memOrating ''centennialsn has become estah-
rSbed. To-day IS the one hundreith anniyer
sary OF the birth Of William EIlery Channinp
the great religious reformer, writer and philafl
thropst. There win be meeting this evening.
Wednesday, April 7, at All Souls Church, 70
commemorate this centennial anniversary. at
which Mr.. Justice Miller will preside.
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CHURCH ELECTIONS.-At the annual meeting OF
The FLst congregational Society, held In The
church last evening, the financial report was
presented. showing healthy condition. ana
that the remaining Indebtedness of the church
lsle,00Ol will probably be paid by Nov. 1St next.
Mr.. Z b. French Was reelected president OF the
society; Mr.W. r. Hooper, treasurer, and Mr.. A.
L. skinner. clerk.
The corporate members Of All souls church
Unitarian met last evening and elected the
following: Trustees for three year, III. A. vii
lard Col j. III. Baxter and W. C. Murdoch: SEE
rotary, ". p. DunwOOGy: treasurer DE-. W. F.
Wallace. VIM. e Chandler was elected to iii
by the death or the late Commodore Isaiah r.
HanScom. The full board Of trustees. Including
those holding over. are Mr.. Justice Miller Paw
master-general Cutter, VIM. +. Chandler Co.
John CaSSelS w. scott Smith, DEW. F. Wa!llc5-
COL j. ii. Baxter, III. 4. Willard and ". c. Muir
dOch.
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SToP ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGoS, get a bln OF
cottage cheese, made from cream; nice for
lunch.
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CARTER.S, III Market sp,,..

, Black Silks, Colored Silks, Colorcd and Black
Satins, Colored and Black kelNets. Black rashmers
Shswls (pure Wool 81. 81 TO So. Our 81 81 rs AMI
81. 81 Black Silks are special bargains. splendid
biack Sllk eny Toe. One hundred tlOUD pieces
beautiful new stylel Madras Ginyhanis Hand
some Piano Covers 3. IS 70 IS. Excellent Calico
ofc, Black Cashmeres, pare wool, vide double
width, reduced from SOC down 70 31l>.
FRONT NOON, first door, over our store fo,
lIshment.