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A a Medicine in the Treatment of Nsr.
vOus Diseases.

It has proved to be the most reliable aud permx-
nsnt Neryiae aud Nerve food known to the PROBES
sion at present. It first USED in France In the
cure OF Sick Headache, Nervous Headache. Neu-
ralgis. Nervousness and Paralysis with much sue
cess; but grsa. difficulty was found 10 getting the
extract In convenient and reliable form.
That difficulty has now bsea overcome by DR. @.
W. Benson. who has succeeded in getting perfec.
extract, which in combination with Extract of
Chamomile in the form of pill. has exceeded all
other remedies in the OF nervous disease ad-
aches and indigestion. The addition of the Cham
omile not only makes the Pill reliable and rapid
cure for Indigestion and Dyspepsia but also adds
greatly to the efficiency Of the Celery Is q nerve
tonic.
The preparation of Celery aud Chamomile is az
once Of the most reliable additions to the Ma.
terra Medcs, and one of tho most elegant and pur
medicines ever prepared. and must become .
universal fayorite and found in all refined house
holds.
1ts effect upon the skin Ia well known and appre-
ciated by all lovers of q fair complexion.
These Pills are sold by all good druggists.
Price so cents box, six boxes for 81. 80. post
age free to any address. Depot LOG North Eutaw "
street. Baltimore, Md.
Money sent by mail at proprietor's risk. janl9
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MISSING AprEA A SIKIgH RrpI WITH a
STEANGKR-NeIlfe a chm vhn ha6 hepn s0onf

MISSING hPTEA A SLKIGH RIDE WITH 4
SrKANGKR.-Nellie. child who had been adoUt-
ed by Miss Anna kichards. lving oil 1914 sum-
nit avenue. jersey City, has been missing from
her home since Thursday last. Returning from
The performance OF an GRAND on Monday the
chrd said that she had been given sleigh ride
py a msn who lad promised to take her again
scme other time. Miss Richards said that she
must not accept such Invitations, and thought
no more or The matter. AZ IL O'Clock on Thurs
asy morning Nellie was sent 10 the druggist d
IoI Sone medicine. As she did not return Miss
Richards started out In search of her She ha6
lot been al the druggist's and nothing mad
been seen OF her by the neighbors. Miss Ron
sIus nnaily reported the matter 20 tho poll ,e
The child wore q dark blue dress a chaclei
Clue ard white girgham apron ana black nat
ard sacque. Up 10 last night no clue had been
found Miss iChards is ia poor circum stance
ana is unable 10 eNpend any money IN prose-
cutting inOuirtnS.-N. l. SlLll ISL
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FASTLIN AND THE ONLY LINE
The EAST AND THE I'VE VEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE sA EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
4; DEoG EasEE R Il 81;
f1.50-Cnicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast tx
baltimore. Elicott City and way stations.
sts1s61Ts; winchester. Hssersssown and way:
$40 Point of ROCKS and way stations.
sVa van Il Of a:
s.oS SswYork: Phiadelphi. and Boston Express.
oosss Sans
ton, Jessup,s and Hanover:)
no 4G.Pittsbnrgh: Chicago. Cincinnati and
Baltimore. EIucott City, Annapolis and Way
t1.2s -on sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
t5ss-Sew Yors. Phiisdeipnis and Boston EXPIRES.
SS0IBaltimore and Way Stations Winchester.
P PssdeIick. Haserstown and Way. via
e.. i B.itim9rs. Hy.ttsyille and Laurel E1-
Vssss.sr rs
IA. 40-Balumore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
is. Philadelphia and Baltimore Express. MAR
s1I u and Way. via Relay Stops at H5asts-
6.05-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
f6.46-BAltmore and Way Stations,
7.30-Balhmore aud Laurel Express.
to. -Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
9.45-BAtimore HyattsviHe and Laurel Express.
ito. 0O-New York. Philadelphia and Boston k
press. Sleeping Gar to New York, and spec
fal Sleeping Oar to Philadelphia.
tDaily. t8unday only. Other trains daily. ex.
cept Sunday.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices. Warrington Station. and
6l9 and 1851 PennBylyania avenue. corner l4th
street. where orders VIII be taken for bsegaee to be
checked and received ut any point in the city.
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DIE ID.

BOWMAN TILLEY, On Tuesday morning,
January IL, 1881, q O'clock, MARY ELLA Row.
HAN daushter of the late Mrs. A. J. Tiley. ared
nineteen years.
Funeral from her late residence, No s2l Thir-
teenth street northwest on Thursday the 10th
instant. y N M
Frederick. Md. papers please copy.l
DUNCAN, TUetdsy morning January IL,
1881, THOMAS. Oldest son of David L. and Ilathe.
nne j. DUNCAN. sged two years aud four months.
Funeral will take place from his parents resi-
ceoce, on Seventh street opposite Howard Una
yersity. Thursday, January 90 ct O'Clock pm
Relatives and friends are res 'ectfuy invited to
attend
GREGORY. ON the afternoon Of January ls.
1851, at his residence, No. l4l2 street. AIyIr L.
6REG CORY, OF Paralysis.
The funeral will take place from the ohurch Of
the Epiphany, street. between T.;rteenth AM
FonItee nh ttreets, 1hprsday, January ~. al ?
81 relations are invited to stterd without srther
HENDERSON. on r,.o,, -
Mrs. ELEANOR Ii -sn- Januxrr IL 1874
year of Der Srce. psox IN 9ia ssgbb.r 80,
Funeral O. ~ ''-e o-s"''
re- .Iom the residence of her son, Richard
-nuersoD, 1880 Fourteenth street northwest, To
4 morrow (Th day at O'Clock r.. m.
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THF Snow RoUND tran TowS.-h telegram
from Salt Lake. January Is say: All have come
uoWn IRON AHA but sixteen persons. Last night
accompany was organized here 10 20 % Alta
aid recover the dead bo1,es aad a committee
was appointed 70 take up subscriptions for the
rei1ef or the refugees. The storm has cleared
away, but II viii be Impossible TO repair the
damages 10 the mining works and railroad
sheds before spring. slide I'm tie American
Fork buried the 1'ttsburg mine boarding house
10y Chinaman.
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Ma. GLADSTONE appeared In the House o,
Commons Yesterday after an absence of sew.
erai DAYS. on - count OF sickness Nj. Justin
Mccarthy moved ne passage OF Mr.. ParnelIs
amendment to the speeSnlh from the throne, and
Mr.. Gladstone denounced tde amendment as
an insult TO the Queen. He a'so condemned
was defended by Parneil and others. In the
House OF Lords a motion was made to enact
and carry out cOercive measures on account OF
the obstruction to legislation Ia the Commons,
and afterwards TO seek indemnity from the
Commons. The government Strenuou3ly OBJ
Jected to this plan, and the matter was drop.
ped
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MAKkFEn.

CliADMELL- NASH. At Portsmouth, va, De-
G pf =. U.s.. by The Rev: II L. Mitchell.
IS MoLLIE X. NASH. OF Norfolk county. Va
IANGE-rFf HAM. On Tueeday evening Jan
nary 18th. ISL, by the Rev. James T. Kelly Gro.
W lhNGk to Mics CORA v. DENHAN, both OF
Ninth street NJ. 2. Chur, N by the Rcv p = Hail
DOUGLASS MooEE to nj iss FI oRENcE @. HCLsF
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TuE Pool TOURNAMENT scoREs.-The follow
ing is the result OF the games PLAYED IN Che popl
oulnament In New York yesterday: Jos King
defeated Al bert Lambert, score II % G; Alonzo
Morris defeated Field, score - 10 1; Alonzo Nor
r1S defeated c. Schaefer. score II 10 :; Albert
Frey defeated Obs Fields, score Il 10 :. Chas
SShaefeT. Lambert and Fields are nov out OF
the tournament,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAI--Gen. Bradley
7: johnson, OF counsel for complainant In the
chesapeake and Ohio canal suit for q receiver
&C., which was refused by the United States
Court, made an examination Monday at the
canal of1ce, Annapolis, OF the books, papers,
bills and reports and had q frank Interchange
the examination was to ascertain the prospect
for the payment OF the costs of the suit and
after that OF the bondhOlders and their coupons.
The conclusion arrived at was that the pros
poets OF the canal for good business and sat
1sfactory earning OF revenues are very good for
the coming canal year.-BdM. Sun, 1871.
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1907 THE GREAT 1907
loo1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

ss,nSS EnSEeE }AsS sa1sSt s ISL ssra.s.
Corner q si1.h snd .rss l. ioiov!: ep0
For Pittsburg and the West 100 n. daily. With
US st. .n nae ohiss9o n
Sa.T s15f E. Hsb G f5r g
s s;:h P.Tl9T Gar to W.sEin; and ths North =
ss:srt S;s.1asy WITH fslsos Oars q osa.ndsa
For New S Se4k e. ssr &c s Ess
pm. limited express Of Pullman Psrior Oars.
o;SO o m. daily except Sunday.
bo.. gle sfia'
tording direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoid
For Pniladelphi.,. 500 an, 10: an, ESQ.
~: ss:.S ssn ss'sss z zsPs;
ssss:1: e. IS u.s. 6 e
For Pores G.ses Line; GAO and 4:4o Pm.
For Annapolis. $40 .. m. and 40 pm. daily. e1-
A1S ssHs sIad1I:A AND Ea1cksBuae RAIL
WAY ANP. A ALEE1ANDkIA AND WAsHINd
ro, I 0s, HAho7tS TAO. $40, and i, 90
ass !. &c. 81 Il sp and i On snd sH %
For richmond and the South. 2 90 and IL 90 g. m.
daily. and 900 p; ~. daily, except sunday;
TO- s:SS + = as %. s % "a ::
Tcie.s. information. sleeping and psrior car 30
a can b. pspcnfe6 ct The onSss noTh
and q The depot where orders can be Isft Tor tie
chez HnH OF baggage to destination from hotels And
L. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov2S
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucaonee

'UNoVMA6 OOW AlHds AuCoOn66S.
EXECUTORS SALE.
NEATLY NEW FAMlLY CARRIAGE, STYLISH
PAtK OF BLACK HORsEH, DOUBLE SET
GOI4D-EOUNTED HAt NESS
VIII te sold at the auction rooms Of
T Then Ya DowlinS. ON SATURDAY. JAN-61E
order OF The Orphans Court, the above outfit
Terms: Cash.
WILLIAM L. DUNLOP,
1881 Executor of the estate Of George Lowry.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auotioneers,
II 9th and streets northwest.
ASSIeNEE,S SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF
GkOOERIEs ETC. CONTAINED IN STORE
NO. ole SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
In part consisting Of
Conees, Teas Sugar, Fish, 1
Canned Goods, Starch, Spices, 9Th
Syrup, Molasses Hardware, k1D
me stock OF old LIQUORS, in wood and glass,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Shelf Goods, Counter and Platform Scales,
awning. Horse. Wagon, Harness,
Eu9ey Wa9on. Shelving and Counters,
Crockery Ware, large Coffee Mill, Tes Uaddies,
Desk. Iron Safe. &c, with other goods not ne
cessary to enumerste.
AT auction on FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY
II, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK.
jan1S4t LEWIS A. DELWIG, Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE real, Ea-
OTAIE, CONSIsTING OF FOUR STORES On
eENENTH SIkAET, BETWEEN L AND M
sTREEIS NORTHWEST, AND TWO DWEi,
LINGS ON TWELFIH STREET. BETWEEN
AND K NOk1 II WEST.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court -
o. the District OF Colum ht8 passed in EQUITY nm
cause No. 1,4S7. John Walter ct nj. vs Mag .Gi
oanEa Berberich ct al the undersigned. a. Trus-
ices VIII offer for SAFE on WEDNESDAY, THE
18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, At public auction in
'front.' OF the pres iFes, al the hour of O'CLOCK p
M, al those pieces or parcels Of ground lying
and being in the city OF Washington and district
OF Columbia, and known and described As sub
lois f3l) and ", In square (416)
,oaand on THURSDAY. 20TH DAY OF JANUARY
at the same hour viii offer for sale the south
~ ~. square Pr toge'ner with the improvements
Iernas OF sale are as follows One-third Of the
GAYS tterusy or sale. Of which one hundred dol
lars Is to be paid Is q deposit at the
time Of sale on each house and on each
store. and the balance OF the purchase money
In three equal installments, In six twelve and
elRhteen months from day Of SALE for which thu
purchaser Or purchasers shall deliver to said Trus-
Ices BIS, her or their prOmissOry notes dated on
day OF sale, and to bear interest," at six per centm
Per annum. or 81 cash at the option Of the pur-
WI. WARD,
$50 AZ St northwest.
FRANK T. BROWNIN0, Arustees-
Columbia Law Building.
jsn7-eod&ds
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VyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES BALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE!
sECOhD STREETS, No. pip.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th ~
in 1iber s09, folio II, &C.. one Of the land 4.:4
records for Washington county, District Of Oolum-
We ehall sell, on WEDNESDAY,, THE 26rH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. M, in front OF
recorded subdivision OF original lots IS and 49, In
square Is, improved by q substantial three story
ments.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two equal
Payments at one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid and
secured by deed Of trust on the property Sold or
OF sale not complied with in ten days. the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property At the
veyancing at purchasers cost. $500 deposit re-
Quired when the property is struck off.
JOHN w. OORSON, or~ns.o,
janS-d&ds JAMES l.. DAVIS, ) Aie''eos'
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TOMORROW.

IOLE9, AuCtOneer, 81 It'll St northwest.
will sell, on THURSDAY MORNING, ~
JANUARY 10Th, 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ. VI
AND AT p. NJ and will continue from day t3sl
to day NJ til the entire stock s sold, at Store
No 32o Pennsylvans avenue, between Sd and Az
Furniture; algo large quantity OF other Furni-
tura, CONSISTING Of Parlor Sets Bedroom Sets, Blu
reaus &c, and Crockery, Stoves and other articles
too numerous TO mentions stock belonging to
dealer Cit cring business. will sell, same DAYS
and nights. a lot Of Notions, at same store
janis FOLEY, AnctiOneer
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MOTHER SHIPTON must have been right, The
vertise ascension robes Persons owning real
estate will be wise to SELL and buy securities
capable OF prial transportation. Politicians
will do doubt make ready to resign their offices
In body July |. The end OF all earthly things
must be very near. The ice companies admit
that there has been splendid harvest OF ice.
and express the belief that the price viii be
lOW.-N T. Tribune
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George sacler has been arc ,,e, on .,
OF having asSassihau ne Rev. J. 4. Lem al
ao. epIlISa, Arkansas, IN December last
Sadler was the husband OF the woman With Will,
whom I me deceased boarded. but had Separated
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
OF HE SEVENTH STREET TTKNPiKE,
NEAR TIE ROWARD UNIVERSITY. Be
TWEEN IRuMBULL STREET AND HOW.
ARD AVENUE.
Court, OF TIE District Of Columbi passed An
ne .n: ssh Nd day Of JanpsEy; 1880. In Equity s@
the undersigned trustee viii sell AT 1 O'CLOCK
2. NJ, on 5TH Day OF JANUARY. 1881. the following
described property In parcels. according to pai
fa Tract tn of snd IN part
District Of Columbia, know; as Mount Pleasant
an; and s ssns par, d Of lot No three CD IL
to David Peter. said part parcel Of land fronting
on the eastern boundary Of the Seventh Street.
Turnpike leading to Rockville, and containing one
sSuRsre acre Of land bO1nded on the north p
sold to Aaron NJ. dsttrell. together with all i'm.
Rroyementss IN 90 q, Said property was subdlyided
feet. One Of said lots is improved by large three
story brick dwelling and clubhouse.
Ierms OF SALE One-third Of the purchase money
cash In hand, and the remainder in three equal
months from the day of SALE the taid deferred pay
mepts bearing interest u the rate Of Six per cent per
annunn from date Of sale. AL conveyancing at
Trustee out of the proceeds of sale A deposit Of
800 on each lot required on day Of sale. II the
terms o. sale are not complied with in ten days the
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
dec2O- d&tds HARVEY L. PAGE, Trustee.
tE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account of the weather. until TUESDAY. JANUARY
18th, 1881 at same 9sq Rv and place; op r
EE THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Roned on account OF the weather until TIL YRS
E1Ay, JANUARY 10Th, same hour and place; By
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A WOMAN BCRNED TO DKATH.-on the farm OF
". E. Barton, IN Queen Anne,s county Nd one
day last week, the Clothing OF Mrs ELI lbeta
wright, the wife OF Henry Wright, a tenant.
caught fire while she WIS attending to some
household duties, and IL moment SIZE was 80
BADLY burned thai she die1 II q zen hours.
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MRS. Woodruff TO BE MARRIRD.-MrS Victoria
c. woodruff, or WOOdhaii, as she now spells &c,
Is about to get married to the son OF al English
*. c. b. whose name Is very familiar TO most
newspaper readers. and She comes forward In
the columns OF the court journal to clear her
self OF the aspersiOns that she was ever Free.
lovfst." She says that since she became aware
OF their principles she has always held the sect
In the most profound adherence, and she
openly avOws, with the earnestness OF righteous
indignation, THAT during no part of her HE did
she favor free love even tacitly." She explains
that the article In her paper favortng the
peculiar doctrines were not written by her
and that her name was appended TO them In
her absence and without her authorization.
Free7nan'S Journal.
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VTH0s. z. WAaaAMAN, Real Estate Auct.

TrHOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR STORY BRICK
AOSsE, No. 922 EIGHTH STREET. NORTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated Noven- II
Der 18th, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber h,n
g29 folio 80, ct seq. one of the land records 4a
for the District of Columbia, Will sell at public
AUCTION. In front OF the premises. on THURS
DAY, TIE 10th DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, AT 4
oCLoC1 P. M, the following described real estate
situated In the city Of Washington District Of Co.
iumbias to wit: Part Hf Lot numbered ten 1O), in
square numbered four hundred and three (403),
together with the improvements. consisting Of
four story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Cash Cost Of conveyarcing and
accrued taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
b. q. KHYSER, Trustee.
THOS. T. WAG3A MAN, Auct. jan1O blot
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VlHUMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

oHAEcER ]. SALE 3 r. OF EALT JAAB IMPROVED
Il STREET NORTHWEST.
Court Of the District of Columbia. passed iva
the Equity Cause Of Robert r. ". Balmain ct al,
w. Andrew W. johnson ct al, No. 1881, I ehall
sell st public auction in front OF the premises to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY. THE 27TH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1881. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the following described real estate to wit: All OF
original lot numbered three C3l. in square num-
bered one hundred and five UO5), in the City of
washington. District Of Columbia, together with
the improvements thereon,
A., erms OF sale, as prescribed by the Decree, one
third OF the purchase money to be paid in cash
lot which $500 must ba paid at the sale). and the
balan.e In two equal instanepts. for which the
promlssory notes of the purchaser bearing date OH
the day OF Eale and payable respectively one and
TWO years after date to my order as Trustee. with
interest from date until paid st the rate Of six per
centum per snuum must be given, said notes to be
secured by mo, t3age to me ss Trustee Ito be Az
proved by the COURT, upon the premises sold for
tne use OF the parties Interested accord
ing to their respective interests, or the
<ho!e purchase money may, at the option
OF the purchaser, be paid in cash. -
the terms OF sale be not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the rustic reserves the
right to resell said real estate at the risk and cost
OF the defaultng purchaser after like advertise
ment In Inc Evening Star as in case Of the first
sale All expenses of cOnveyancing and recording
70 6e pad by the purchaser The property will be
SOLD ear OF all taxes to day OF sale.
,an.,,o-uads NJ. ASHFORD. Trustee
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CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE THEATERs.-U. S. Com
missioner Rogers yesterday dismissed the
charge az nsi SAINT W. Fort, manager OF the
Academy OF Music, OF violation or the act OF
Congress OF 1875 by refusing TO admit VIM n.
johnson, coiored. TO seats in q stall ia the
Academy on account OF his race or c0lor.-BaN.
Sun. 18Th.
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OOLCMBIA POTTERY CO..
" MANUFACTURERS OF
STONE AND EARTHENWARE,
OFFICE AND POTTERY,
3lS GeOrgin avenue.

Foot Of I'd street southeast.
general assortment of Fruit, Tomato and Oyster
Jars, Jugs, Pitchers, Buckwheat Pourers. Milk
ans. Butter Crooks, Churns. Beer Mugs. &C., in
manufacture and on hand. This are is made of
the best quality Terra Gotta material, and by skilled
wOrhmen.
u Our Florists snd Gardeners Department is com
piete with large assortment of machine and hand
made Pots manufactured from the best quality,
tempered. red pot clay.
kets and Conservatory Ware, on hand and made to
roer
sE- The First Diploma awarded 1t the late Exhi-
bition Of the Horticultural Society OF Washington
= O., at Masonic Temple, and at the National
Fair. jan1S-3m
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTE9S,
1919 PeDnsy lvania ave., Washington, u. O.
III Fine Printing Q specially. janl9
POOKBIEO1NhThe LIoKTr BINDERY employ
ID nrst class Workmen. and turns out superior
work It - OF the Oldest eots In the
city. l0l2 Pa ave., Sd floor octl
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ELPHONZO YOUN4S,

ALWAYS WE'RE AHEAD, -
IA ARE STILL AHEAD 80 ..
OE ANY AND ALL COMPETITIONS. 90,
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL
Awarded again to
CERES.
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
CESS FLOUR, for being the ha7ldsonsest and the
nOst nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib-
tted At fair. Remember that every housekeeper
who wants
WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for ''CERES." the champion
FOR SALE By EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list at. and indiana ave,
WM. M. GAIT e. co.
P. 9.-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
this District Of Heckers Self Raising Flour and
BuckWbeAt. decl3
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NEW YoIsH-BOTTEHDAM.
The f1rst:class Steamers Of this Liz

,,,,,o,TIInS ptsI,cIass Steamers OF THIS Lie,
AMSTERDAM" ''ROTTERDAM,"
''sOHIEDAM," 'sW. A. SCHOLTEN,"
'sP- CALAND, p" and ''MAAS, :"
Carrying the u g. Mails to the Netherlands leave
Harteck's torres, Brooklyn. regularly on WE'D
NEeDAY.
LIST Cabin, sfoe!0. I'd Cabin, s45 $50. Steer
age, s26 H CAZAUX, General Agent u South
William st. New York. For passage apply to W.
9. MEIZEROTT CO, 925 Pennsylvania ave-,
Washington. or F 81. JOHNSON, Agent National
Safe Deposit Buildtn corner New York ave. and
18th St northwest. ianl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-19

lust RECEIVED TWO CARS PRAIRIE HAY,
q and for sale IN quantities to snt. ne article for
bedding. equal II not superior to Bye Straw and
great deal cheaper. - = :. =
VI. b. TENNEY SONS,
Wholesale Dealers In Flour. Grain. Hay and Eeed.
dec2 0eOr9etoWn. DO.