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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 o. no. and
eXIfIguished at Oils D. m.
Officer White this morning found q dead IN
FAINT near 10th and T streets.
Inc following patents have been issued to
persons In this city: Campbell Darlington Gig
hoider; ID. L. Engel, corset cover. Morris Ull-
man, Alexandria. aSSlgnOr in part to ". Fischer,
washington, DC, electric annunclating tar
get.
The annual convention OF the Christian Mis-
s1onary Society OF Maryland and the District of
Columbia meets In the Vermont avenue Chris
Tan churcn, Thursday and Friday OF this week.
Thursday evening the Rev. III. ID. Clarke, Of
an immersion.
James Bellew sends the Catholic Family An
nuGj for 1851.
Mr.. G.. Raub sends from his farm specimen
boughs OF the Golden Cuba peach, the leaf OF
which is always a bright yellow. After the
leaves fall the tree becomes beautiful crimson,
leaf.
The charge against Mr.. James V. A. Shields
In the Police Court yesterday, OF engaging In
the business of a gift enterprise In giving
presents to his customers on their purchasing
goods from him, was dismissed by Judge Bundy
Today.
have been brought to the city from the farm OF
Mrs. :. ". Jackson on the Virginia side OF the
Potomac, nine miles above Georgetown, directly
opposite the mines In Montgomery county, Md,
which are now being developed.
The employees OF the navy yard commence
wOTk on The winter schedule to-day-frOn $40
am. TO 40 ?; M. with an hour for dinner.
Mr.. c. Il. Church, president of the Indepan-
dent Ice Co. with other prominent business
men OF Washington belonging to the company.
have gone to Maine to superlntend the c0n5tru,-
ton OF dam at BOothbay, where the winter
shipments OF ice are made.
Delegates OF a number of temperance organ
katiOns met at Odeon Hall last evening-Mr.
ID. p. Holloway presiding and Mr.. j. II. Stone
secTetaTy-aud adopted resolutions OF respect
TO the memory of Rev. j. ID. Hutton and his
wife, who died at Providence Hospital, Mr.. Ii.
on Monday and Mrs. II. on Saturday as re-
ported In yesterday S STAR. Arrangements were
also made TO attend their funeral at Congress
siODal Cemetery this afternoon, when the re-
mains Will be taken from the receiving vault
and inferred.
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POULTRY HAS ITS PLACE UPON THE FARM in tho
village yard, ard In the hands OF the rancier.
but The fowl for the breeder or faucIar a q not
generally the kinds fo- the farmer and thoss
for the small quarters OF the village LOT are not
the varieties for the wider range of the farm
And from the great interest in poultry breeding
duling the past dozen years have come many
advantages which the farmer and vllager mly
claim and turn TO useful account. FOrinstancs:
patient, careful breeding of many years trial
has been necessary to produce In so great excel
ience the many different breeds OF poultry
Which We now have, adapted to different pur-
poses; and these results could not have been
reached otherwise than through careful love
Tor the business, as manifested by those whom
we term "fanclerS," or lovers OF a particular
variety; and no breed, however undesirable for
general purposes, like the HOudanS but has its
IahCleIs;" and these fanclerS, producing with
care dlnerent breeds, having distinctive char
acterlsccS, nave been OF great service, because
FARMERS, villagers and all who keep hens or
lose uesh eggs. or roast chickens in August, are
reaplpg Inc benefits and advantages OF their
patient labors. The "best breed for all pur,
poses" has been obtained through this careful
breeding and selecting the best mothers: the
best layers-those yielding the greatest number
OF eggs In given time, or the best table fowls:
ana how could these have been produced had
no one shown more interest In hens than the
common farmer, who Is not particular about
the number OF serrations in the comb, or the
peDcilingS OF the neck hackle? There has un.
doubtedly been much folly exhibited by many
breeders devoted to q class but generally it
may be said that positive benefit has come to
our poultry interests through their Efforts
Netc England Farmer.
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CHARGES AGAINST THE LEADER OF THE MA
RINE BAND.-Some ten days ago charges were
lied with Major a. a. Nicholson. adjutant OF
the Us. marine corps, against Louis Schneider.
the leader OF The marine band The principal
chaTgewas that he has abused his Orfcial D5Si-
tion by purchasing musical Instruments In Eng
land and on the continent and importing them
1TCe OF duty Oh the pretenSe that they were for
the use OF the marine band, when he was really
procuring them for musical firms in Washi1g-
ton- Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
and receiving commissions thereon There are
otner cnarges OIL drunkenness, arbitrary man
ner ard oyerbearing disposition towards ina
oiher members OF the band a failure TO pay his
debts, etc a board OF inquiry. consisting OF
capt McCOilnfn. Lieut.. Harrington and Lieu.
VEGA, or the marine corps, have been engaged
In taking testimony In the case, and In The
meantime, Mr.. ThieTbach acts as leader OF the
band
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CUTICURA
Blood and Skin Remedies.

Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER: Gcntieneen.-I have
suffered over thirteen years with skin disease in
my hands and limbs, causing constant irritation
depriving me Of rest and attention to business.
sought many rem edes here and elsewhere; also use
OF sulphur baths, without permanent cure Last
Nay physician called my disease Eczema Rodent :,
spots appeared on my hands, head. and face, eyef
length npaired sight Internal and external rene
dies were prescribed by leading physician for six
sultaton of several leading physicians was had.
when definite pan was decided upon. bit al to
without any permanent cure, l bought two bottles
OF SUTICURA kEsoLvFNT, two boxes of CUTICURA.
and some SOAP, and can testify with great pleasure
being nearly cured. The physicians pronounced
ny case the most aggravated one that has ever
come under their experience and practice. recon-
mend and highly indsrse the CUTICURA REMEDIES
Yours truly, +. II. DRAKE,
DETROIT, MtCH., Jan. "A, 1879.
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A SOC. CARPET with sewed Carpet Lining
under 1t VIII Outwear Sl.e0 carpet without IL.
Use only that manufactured of Cotton and pa.
per. American Carpet Lining Co., New 70 K
and Boston. For sale by all Carpet Dealers.
ALL AUTHORITIES AGRER that the milk of
healthy mother is the best food for an infant.
Next to this aud containing oil the elements for
perfect nutrition, is Meltin'S Food which, after
long test. is highly Endorsed by prominent med
ical men. Sold by leading druggists and grocerS
Price, IS cents. T. Metcalf & Co., Boston, Mass.
From DIR. 9. ]. Belt. NJ. D., Baltimore.
l have prescribed Coldea's Lteotg's Liquid En-
uuct q PIC. ana Tune IftotgOfdtOr. and cheer
1uily state that 1t has met my most sanguine
expectations, giving to patients long enfeebled
oS CHROME diseases, debility weakness. loss OF
appetlte, and Indigestion, the needed nutrition
and nerve food. Sold by all druggists and gro
GERS.
An Elegant Toilet Preparation.
hair dressing and restorative is found In .Lon.
don Hair Color ReStOrer." It seldom falls TO
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use, and 1t produces growth OF
beautiful young hair. SOFT. glossy and luxu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most clearly and ef-
people "London Hair Color RestoreI'' can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at IS cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists. sep1-w,s,m,2m
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Welles Health Rene,cer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline, &C.
81 at druggists Depot, SIS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNKY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In u lbs.
ward" prints, S5c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk SC. per Of
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YANKEE GIRL IS LUCKY.-In the secluded
inland town OF Gardner, Worcester county,
Mass, happy couple, Russell Whitney and
Vile, have enjoyed all the pleasure that we'll
spent life OF toll ensures With Slight sur
plus MrS. Whitney invested one dollar by send
Ing BY mail TO the louisiana State Lottery Com.
pany prior To the August drawing, In the name
OF their little three-year old girl. Grace Whit.
ney, addressed TO n. A. Dauphtn, New Orleans
La, (or It would have had the same effect IL
addressed 70 the same person, 3l9 Broad way,
New YORK city, and now that young lady's fu.
lure Is secured as far as worldly good Is con.
ceineo. Tor 1er ticket drew one-hah the capital
prize OF $1,000 dollars. Who will be the next
fortunate party to invest In the Grand Monthly
Distribution on October 18th, at New Orleans
La
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF Treating HumOvs If the Blood, Skin
and scalp with Loss of Hair,

Is fist the publication of The blood, through the
energetic action OF the bowels liver, kidneys aud
skim the natural purifiers of the body Next. TO
the beauty. whteness and freshness of the Ska
and quantity. and quality Of the Hair. GUT!OuR.
REsoLvENT is cathattic, diuretic, Iesolf emit and
abscrbent It purifes the blood, liver. Kidneys
and skin Of every trace Of blood poisons
ease. CU11CuRa, Medicinal Jelly, arrests exter-
nal disease removes ifeess flesh and skin, renders
healthy ulcers, sores and discharsing wounds,
al]ays Inflammation, itching and irritation, and
heals. 1t is the sweetest, cesnest and best Hair
Restorer and Beautifer in the world. CUTICURA
SOAP, for cleansing. restoring and Identifying the
skim and for the toilet. bath and nursery, is unr-
vailed. 1t and the CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, the
first and only medicinal soap prepared expressly
for shaving, are prepared from CUTICURA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

POLICY DEALERS SENTENCED A neatly
dressed white man, named David O'Burch, was
charged in the Police Court, this morning. with
keeping policy shop. Officer BranSoa testified
TO assisting Ia making the raid On this place,
which is kept In MAYORS Alley, between 9th
and 10th and and streets northwest, and
they found the defendant under q bed. Witae-S
exhibited the paraphernalia, which they had
captured, and explained It's use to the court.
Several witnesses, both male and female, teSti-
ned TO buy Ing policy tickets from defendant. A
f1Be OF $50 or co days Ia jail was imposed. Rich
AID Minor, colored, was charged With the SANE
offence, az the same place. A fine OF $50 or -
days In AL was imposed In this case. James
Hall, eoIored. was charged with renting th.s3
parties a portion or his house. knowing that IL
was 10 be used as a policy shop. This case was
continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

EPISCOPAL ART LOAN EXHIBITION
lions are being mace for an interesting art loan
exhibition for the benefit of the Church OF the
Incarnation. Mr.. W. W. COrcoran has accepted
the Office OF president, and the best art talent
OF our City and many OF our Well-known citi-
ZenS are members OF It's working committees
This enterprise had its origin last spring. at the
time or holding the art loan exhibit OF the ladies
OF Georgetown; It is now fully under way, aud
as soon as proper location Is secured formal
announcement viii be made OF the time or open
Ing the exhibition.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
National T7,edteT.-'A Golden Game; or, Spi-
derS and Fly
F0rd's opera House.-Leavict's extensive spe-
cialty company.
Masonic TpTHple.-First annual exhibition OF
the District OF Columbia horticultural Society
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a DECREE FOX A DOVER was granted by JUS
tice Cox in the equity court yesterday fn TIE
case or Eliza G.. simmons against Albert Gin
grta- =. F. Douglass and Thomas L. Morgan d.
recting that part OF lot IL. in square 15S be as
signed 10 Mis- simmons for the rest OF her life
The bill was filed In 1916, and sets forth that
the plaintiff was the widow or Charles w Sim
mons, VINO died August IL 1874, that the prop
erty in which she sought dover had been
decided 10 one III. Walker, Nov. 10, 1919, without
her joining In the conveyance or knowing any
thing about the transaction
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-Amusenents. &c.

NATIONAL THEATHR-The new play, "a
Golden Game" has many good points. and is
deserving better patronage from the playgoers
idea OF scamp unknowingly engaging the real
father or an heireSS to perSonate such father
In order TO help along the aforesaid scamp )
matrimonial designs on the daughter, Is a
clever idea, cleverly worked out as are the de-
velopments OF the main plot Edeson, as the
ylvacious bob sampson" is very comical
picture OF the slap dash American abroad aud
makes fun enough for two pieces, while Shan
non, as Max Strauss, does some good work The
ladies' toilets are elegant and the scenery nicely
arranged.
FoRD's OPERA HOCsE-LeavittS company last
night gave It's first complete performance In
this city. IL was firStclaSS variety entertain
ment. All OF the artists are very good in their
acts. The audience was frequent In its ap-
pause. NO better variety performance has
beer seen In this CITY,
The sale or seats for Grau's French Opera will
commence 10 morrow morning at the box office
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Blood, Skin and Scalp HumOrs
Are prepared by WEEKS l. POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washington street, Boston, q Front
street, Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill, London,
and are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CUTI-
CURA. small boxes. so cents; large boxes, contain
ing two and one-haf times the quantity of small,
81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTIoURA MEDI-
CINAL TOILET SOAP, % cents. CUTICURA MEDI-
cINAL SHAVING Soap, Is cents; in bars, for BARRIERS
and large consumers. so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

GRAND FALL OPENING September 2Ith an Is h
Of French pattern bonnets, Partisan millinery.
suits, cloakS and novelties Of all descriptions
The public are respectfully invited. Charles
Baum 4l6 It'll street n W.
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DIVORCED. - Yesterday Judge Cox, In the
from the bonds OF matrimony with Sarah A.
Boyce. They were married at Winchen Ion,
Mass, by Rev. DIR. Marvin, September 25 1885,
a ~ nsed together until the alleged infdelity
Si me Wife was discovered In May, 1861. The
m1soanH charges repeated acts OF adultery COM
M.eSn Dy ner with one Martin Ames, of New
OF th1s Improper conduct. Wv -''N''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

MRS. j. ?. PALMER, the enterprlsing miIlIner,
a lett Monday evening for New York to receive
her importations or millinery arriving this
week at that port b. the European steamers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

ROBERT LINCOLN, son of the late President
Abraham Lincoln, j. j. De Golyer AM S. d.
1oounan, the latter two from Phila lei )hia
are stopping in this city and are registered at
pa barnulns Their visit to Baltimore Is purely on
o n ln connection with law matters Do
f nose VINO frequently saw him as the White
I mouse sxiseh years ago, while quite a youag
taac, Wo4Io nave scarcely recognized him yes
successful lawyer, and though he does not TAKE
an actVe part In politics. is, as may be Imagined
a GOnslstent republican and a believer in the
triumph OF the principles of the republi , an
party.-Bdu. American, to-dau WA ''n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

ATTENTION Is called TO the advertisement OF
the TuDlaw farm dairy, which supplies pure
jersey ELK from the only breed OF registered
Cattle In this vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

HowsoNs superior Ice cream, sl.25 gal. Spe-
cial rates on gal. or more. Telephone con-
nectiOnS. 1104 18th.
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GEORGETOWN.

APPROACHING WEDDING.-Mr. William King,
jr. for some years past bookkeeper for Dun.
canson Bros, auctioneers, Washington, D. c..
and son OF William King. esq.,. we'll known
citizen OF Georgetown, and Miss Pond, daughter
of Prot. Fl. A. Pond, also of Georgetown, are to
be united In marriage to morrow evening az the
residence of the brides father.
THE GRAIN TRADE-Arr1ved by canal. boat
Farmers Friend, with 5000 bushels of wheat
and 400 bushels of corn.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Offerings on change
today-360O bushels of wheat: 1900 bushels
sold at prices ranging from Sl.03 to $l.10.
THE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-tw two boats left
Cumberland Monday with 1895 Is tons of
coal as follows: For Georgetown-Consolida
on Co. 1888 OF tons; Maryland Co., 9o9.13 tons;
Borden Co., 2l7.O1 tons; Blaen Avon Co.. 226 Is
tons; Piedmont Co.. 233.l3 tons New Central
Co., 111.O9 tons. For Alexandra as follows
2120I tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

THE year has feur seasons, during all OF
which keep on hand DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

Ger tly reported in the south, is not the author
II ''Rutledge.' that lady being now In this city
in the enjoyment of excellent health. Nc.
Carleton, the publisher, tells a number of
amusing stories about this double. He says
That she has kept up this delusion for years,
first taking the real Mrs. Harris maiden name
and then changing to her welded name. She
was writer OF short stories, but not of the
Iovels she caimed.-N r Herald tO-ddH
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CITY ITEMS.

IF YoU suffer with headache use LodiUe,s
Headache Specific. liz never fails
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SKIN HUMOR
For 30 Years Entirely Cured.

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER, Ge7ltlenen:-I have
suffered from Shin Humor for twenty years,
without finoing any remedy treatment thai
would cure it until began the use of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, which, in short time and at q small
expense have entirely eradicated every trace of the
therefore believe they will do all you advertise them
TO 40. Respectfully yours,
? BOSTON, July 2, 1879.
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SCALD HEAD
For Four Years Cured.

Mrs. A. SWIFT, Everett. Mass, writes: ''The
SUTICURA REMEDIES cured my child OF Scald
Head GOVERNS the scalp and lower part of the
ntck OF I ur years duration, and which had re-
sisted all the usual remedies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

THE PHILADELPHIA SHEEP SHow.-The formal
oren1ng of the 1nternau )nal exhibition of sheep
and wool and wool products, at the main eXhi-
bition building. Philadelphia. under the aus
plces OF the Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society, took place yesterday afternoon in the
commissioner Of Agriculture LeDuc, J. d. Whit
ham. editor OF the Ohio State Wool Grotrej.s'
Journal, and Samuel Archer, of Missouri. the
show was formally opened by President BlsselI
To-Day the convention OF wool growers and
Sh eep breeders commences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

VIM. Home, sentenced to be hanged for the
murder OF man named Adams hanged himself
yesterday In his cell, at the Sault Ste Marie,
Canada.
The report OF the Illinois state board OF agri-
culture indicates that Notwithstanding the
August drought and the early September frosts,
ne corn crop OF that state will not fall below
the average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

CECcND HAND CLOTHING,
liars, BOOTS. sHOEs, WArCHBs
PISTOLS, &C.. de-,
Gan I've difpoeed OF e the very highest cash prices
OF e.h sta. northwest. Orders By man vi be
ronTt attended 70. aug2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

IKAT MkyER hUgTe. HxyRR B7RAKs,
b worn while bathing, is Tor sale at
CaAE. FISHERS, cas- TIL st. n. ".
lsdy patrons. mar2o
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. A SOC. CARPET with a sewed Carpet Lining
under 1t Will Outwear a s.. 60 carpet without il
Use only that manufactured of Cotton and pa
per. American Carpet Lining Co., New 70. /
and Boston. For sale by all Carpet Dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
~ known as the best, % L. JUsTHS old stand
Known for years q the only place where hrst class
6ECOND-HARD CLOTHING csa be sold q re.
spectacle prices. Address or call ct JUSTHB old
stand. No. GIG It., between 9th and 7th Sd. q.
or Branch Store. No 406 9th ST.. between d and L
s1s.n.w. y. B.-Eote b. mail promptly attended
to. unar9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

DIR. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists. sep1-ws,m,2m
, 1880-02-22
CLOTHING.
'GEI'I'IIEllEN!
AVAIL YOURSELVES OF
The OPPORTUNITY!

fnr last and final reduction has been
made preparatory to the announcement n,en zen
~ the opening Of our SPRING STOCK.
" ~bich takes place in the early part Of
Torr],. and during the coming week We
sh.1l offer unheard-o Of bargains in every
nanartment. 1n,,r II. H. FURL0NG, the Res
dent Manager Of the
, 1880-02-22
PER- CENT Is to 50 PER CENT
READY-MADE
CL07H HING

Equal in every particular, il not supe-
rior, to that furnished By your Merchant
Tailor, and in drawing this comparison
re do not wish it misapplied. We mean
to furnish Jon class Of Clothing never
before on exhibition in any Ready-Made
Clothing House in Chicago or the entire
Vest. Nearly all Ready-Made Clothing
Houses in Chicago are obliged to pur-
chase their stock from Tom. Dick, or
Harry, Us the case .may be, but TIC wish
1t distinctly understood that ire do not
class ourselves in this category. On the
contrary, ne purchase all our Cloths and
Materials from the principal looms in
Europe and America. We own our man.
ufactory, and manufacture all the goods
sold at the.P PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE.
In the selection OF the Spring Stock,
STYLES, and Materials, ETC., II. H. FUR
LONG, the Manager, has been wide awake
to the keenest sensibilities OF tue Chicago
trade, as close inspection will fully
demonstrate.
, 1880-02-22

500 reams Note Paper. .:-.-...----.$40
500 doz. No. 0 Scissors. 40
500 doz. No. 2 Shears. s.------------ IS
500 doz. No. Shears ars-------------1.00
500 tloz. Rolling Pins 81
200 doz. Knife Trays: 80
1893 SSS dsz: asz. fiat eiaas As mix Pans; g
500 gross Reti4hed Teaspoons, per-
500 gEoss ErsssRi sReti$ned Tablespoons,
100 sFcss Rsr Fsssii So: Biaciing; per
100 gross Stoye!Polisll, per gr----1.10
500 doz. Dust pms, per doz .--... S.
200 doz. Bird-Qage Hooks, per tloz 40
200 doz. Sash Fasteners, per doz-- 60
500 doz. Cutting Nippers, per doz- 60
500 doz. finch Tin-Case Tier
nometerspe doz; z;;:::-::-.-1.35
500 doz. Ladiek Shoe Dressing, :.
soo dJRH. per Ra2or|strons, Sez; ez;rk per- doz:: s. s.
50 doz. Combibation Razor Strops4.00
$4,000 worth Of Table and Pocket Gut
lery at o1d prices.
$4,000 worth Of Velvet Frames in the
latest designs, at less than manu-
We hare Large Stock Of Glassware, Tin
ware, 1@oden Ware, Willow
Ware, etk., etc., bought at old
prices. E
b. J. L|E nnlHD,
203 & 205
w A 8 A S A v.
Send for Price List.
, 1880-02-22
FLOUR.
EI1O(JIS};.
Norton Mills. Patent.
Norton Mills Winter Wheat,
Norton Mills Spring Wheat.

We sell the above Fl0urs at re-
tail, at very small manufacture
ing profit, and lower than equal
grades can be sold for elseW here
in this city, and guarantee them
equal to the very highest grade
Flours made. We have a manu-
featuring capacity Of