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TAILORING.

hB 10 get your Cloth
ing well made, and to
ht you nicely, try MUL-
LIN & SON, Sixth and
Market streets, who will
convince you they can
90 it at very. moderate
charges !
., They are opening
their SPRING IMPOR,
TATlONS TO-DAY T!
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
G0O@ Prices,

L. W. stidhsm & Son, auctionsers
sold at public sale, for Ann 8. Reybolc
near Delaware City, on the 18th inst
Horses, sl53. $500, 500, $92; Cows
ell0, $50, 5000, az, $35, $6l, Sal
80; YsarlinE Hsifers, $3.50, sa5, $50
s26, s32, so, $24, $24, $50, $2S, $25
Yearling bulls, $50; Oxen, $145, Sl0O
sl5l; pigs, $40: Buggy, 9lsl. The sale
was largely attended and bidding was
lively. There was a great many peo-
pie attended the sale from Wilmington
and vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Tn Q weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Sigma! Officer, Washington, March 10
| .. m.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, increasing olou-
diness and occasional rain, winds
mostly southessterly, stationary or
higher temperature aud lower baroms-
ter.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

r AIDES, COME TO l03 EASE sIvrU
IL street and see our sugar. Il III, m
You. Just think, evaperated peaches Ise
suSh as y!u pay SOC Tor at other piaces: hueS,
aeperries loc can, raspberries Is, can. cans
sspphes zoe, gallon can peaches &c. 2 Ns
nueEieherri n. 25c, prunelias I4c n. seedless 49,
cneIries Gdata ISc b, pumpkins 1oc can, makes de-.
es nasd dusaards; garden figs ts for $50, in
zee those large tamblers Of French mustarS
~ loc, worth 26c !; and doDt forget This ioS
10Y OF tea at $50. Try Wier's OontinentaI
cenee; fresh roasted every day, 29c d. Fionr
20 and w barrel. Come and see our new
s'ofe ranger Store. 10s E. Sixth street.
maflfe0d T, M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Election Of OMeerg.

The St. Mary'sT T. A, B. Pioneer Corp.
Yet last right and elected tbs following
officers for the ensuing year:
President-William q. Stewart.
Vice. .President-J. 7. McCraskin.
seeretary-Thomas F. Finn.
Treasurer-John J. Shay.
Messenger--James Barrett.
Csptain-Thomas Hsrrisan.
First Lieutepant-M. MeGrath.
Second Lieutenant-James Kelly.
Auditing Michael Cor
man, Frauk McNulty and William II
Nc Menamin.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Becoming P0nupnr

The New No. 8 Wheeler & Wilsor
Sewing Machine is becoming more pop.
ulsr every day, and is now considered
by the most prejudicsd to be the best
made and finished, lightest running
AID best adapted for family use of any
other mae. Wheeler & Wilson Man.
ufacturine Co. J q. Priarose, Man.
sSer for PeEins uls,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Mankin A's Favorate PiIIs.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) N I've the bowels easy by acting di.
rectly o,A tho liver restore the lost energies
BY prcm0ting the healthy action Of the liver;
tho right or ieit side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, siee stomach. weak
hack, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billouspess, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purRative
and liver cure rs cents and d box. Main
depot, 9TH and King Sta. Philadelphia coz
Afuh street. Sold BY dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
EmDOFf DE Gnwa.

On Monday, 81 Ausl Kent remov ed
TO West Grove 1om".Philadelphia, the
cargo of Jersey and Guernsey cattle
which reached that city few days ago
from the Channel Islands, where they
he'd been purchased under the super
vision Of Willis P. Hazard. The cat
tie were removed TO Mr.. Kent's farm,
near West Grove, to be kept there dur
ing the three months Of quarantine re,
quirsd by law.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Graduates I'm Pharmacy.

This evening at the Academy of Mu
sic in Philadelphia, several young mer
from Wilmington will receive the de-
gree of graduate of Pharmacy. The
list being E. P. Stephens now with N
B. DanfOrth 81 and Market; Jas. Morgan
with q. K. Watson, Sth and Market
Edwin Verden, David Reed and Samuel
Belts: Two Of the members, Morgan and
Stephens stand high in the class.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Smith y antea.

James Leach wishes good man 10 take
the smith shop and dwelling Ut Mt.
cuba. 1t Ia . good location tor work.
ana 10 the nsighborhood Is y plsssaut /
one we cannot gee why the place should
20 without y tensnt,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

Messrs. Jefrsss, Roberts & Co., South
Boston, Va, write: "Havs used DR..
Bull's Congh Syrup and pronounce it
the best medicine In use. A case Of
consumption here was CURED by Its use.
We chesffully recommend 1t to all suf-
ferers." Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
A Gard.

TO all who arc suffering from t,.e errors an
tndiscrstions Of youth, nerv 1,s weakn noas
,arly decay, loss of manhood ETC., l viii send
Lon recipe that will cure Jou FREE OF
ohAKdE. Iois great r. Aedy was discov.
ned Dy misslonarY a South America.
JossrH T. iSxAN. s.sation g., New YORK
jity. liSiyw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
M MssimiiS6rislixtnr the las islature

The Bet Sugar Company sent q
memorial to the Legislature yesterday
1t calls attention to the passage Of such
laws "A will inor use the growth Of the
sugar teet and at the same time give
encourax cement TO the industry.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
List Of sales.
March

mHrcu
10, L. p. KIRK, new Castle HID.
~, Jas. Stafford, Mill Greek Hd.
:, ~ hooeTt .. Ross, New CASTLE HID.
u, Mrs. VIM. smith. New Castle I'D.
II, Miss Essis SImpkins, Executrix Of
MrS. Eliza Omera, .25 ShipIey St
1s, A. tones, Pencader Hd.
~, J. ". Pierce, No 800 W. Fifth st
~, j. A. Benson, Pencader I'D.
~. Mrs. T0pgs, Ninth Ward.
Il, Estate of Lewis McCali, Brandy
wine Hid.
McFarlin g estate, New Castle HID,
~, =. q. Weldin, Brandywine I'D.
:. ~ George Whitfield. kew Castle,
23, Mrs Smith, city.
70. samuel Finley, city.
"a, Jas. u. Mackey, W. y. l3reek Hi.
"A A. W. House. Chadds' Ford.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

Prepare yourself for the severe and
sudden change of climate of winter and
spring, by procuring bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
state of the rhermom s,er

At the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Wednesday
morning, March l6:
o'clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock,
42o $40 62-
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
DIR. Stmms' White PuImonia
BAlAaIM

IL the famous lung medicine known
to thousands as the great consumption
preventer; sple ndid for coughs, sore
throat, Group, etc. SOC. and 81. sold
by all dealers. Depot, 4.h and King
Phila.. 6Q2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
SPECIAL MENTION,
To the Farmer,

II you want choice Maine seed pota.
toes for planting, buy them this week
before they make rise. We have in
store Early Rose, Burbanks, Snowflake
and Peerless potatoes. Smeltz & Co.,
- East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

sounty the vital issue, representation
according 10 population. And New
Castle county will remember those
narrsw-ninded bigots and the party
they represent In the future.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
A Romance OF tho Cregceu, CIV

In New Orleans on a warm day early
in February, a Mr.. Isaac Kern strollsd
into an Office Of the Louisiana State
Lottery and laid down one dollar, re-
ceivsd half Of ticket No. 1855, put
1t In his pocket and quietly aw waited
the drawing, and to his joy ful surprise,
like Abou Ben Adhem, his ticket led
all the rest, and he obtained $l5, ,OOe-
If he had spent another dollar it might
have been $50, 900. The next drawing
takes place April 18th, when those who
have written 70 M. A. Dsuphin, No.
3l9 Broadway, New York, or the same
person at New Orleans, La, may anti.
oipate a pleasant surprise.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

Roberts, Miller's and Foutz's Hors >
Powders, at Resag'S Drug Store, Front
and West streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
a Wilmington striker Reaten,
From tha Chester Ttmas

Morocco tinishers at Eli D. Pieres's
factory, in the South ward, struck yes
terday morning because striker from
Wilmington had been Employed. 1t
appears thestriker, who applied for and
Obtained q situation last Friday, told
the foreman the work be had in VIII.
mington was too heavy ior MIN, when
in reality he was on a strike. Some Of
the employees at Pieroe's learned the
true state OF affairs Sunday, and yester
day morning they all combined assins.
him. He did not quit work until noon
when he was met q short distance from
the factory by q gang OF ~crkmen who
gave him through beating. Two or
or three msn from the factory, not in .
fsrested in the strike, had to 90 10 the
poor fellow Is rescue, or the iniuriated
men would have done him great bodily
harm. He left after dinner, and the
dnishers went to work.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

FNoh RENT.-STABLlNG FOR RENT,
Il Apply to a. r. TATNALL,
mario 81 7l3 w. Front ct.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

XXTANTED-A MAN OF MIDDLE AGE
w wants o competent woman to take
charge Of his house, no one In the house but
nimselt. Address q. L., ST Georges p. u,
New CASTLE 10 Del. marl6-St
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
potatoes and FruitN,

N. L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
the sure place to get yonr potatoes,
guaranteed clear of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot of pota.
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Flour.
Those who are wanting the best -four
in the market should call on the popu-
lar p.town flour dealer, R. II. McCart-
ney, No. West Tenth street.
March, the Ell d of winter and begin
ming Of spring, produces affections Of
the throat and bronchitis. Use TH8
REEOWNED DOMESTIC COUGH
SYRUP sure cure. West End Phar.
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Remember that suttsrlsy & Sawyer, |
302 Market street, are copying old pic
tules at very low prices and any sizs
you want. They guarantee frst. class
work.
Wooley's salvs, Universal Salve,
aieskel's Ointment, Trsusk's Magnetic
ointment and Swayne's Ointment, for
ale by J. H. Hartman, Druggist, Fifs
md Poplar streets.
Our workingmen's trusses, for Is
ents, excel in strength: try them; fit
uaranteed. N. B. Danforth, Druggist,
eoond and Market streets. |.
Go to Smeltz & Co. for your apples,
otatoes and all kinds of produce. No. |,
3 East Fourth street.
New gravel and plastic slate roofs !
ut on and repaired by Z. Mitchell,
r., $40 West Front street In
Bay your potatoes and apples of !
nel'z Il Co., l3 East 4th street, and 4
we money.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
what was done In Beth MOuses
YESTERDAY.


Yesterday.
DOVER, March IL.
Special Corresf ondence OF the Republican.
| sEEATE-LORNIEG SESSION.
Bills passed: Tomahawk Ditch Com
psny'S charter; to divorce Laura C
Drake: to unite districts rs and liz
Sussex.
| Mr.. Cooch gave notice Of the .follow
ing bills; to amend section %, chap. R
s: To amend section S and 6, chap.
R. T. Amend chapter l26 volume IS
Laws of Delaware: authorizing Lew
Court Of New Castle County to funi
hoatiug debt; In regard to the assess
ment Of real estate In Now Castl,
County.
Mr.. Coooh introduced a bill in rela
tion to the Newark and Delaware City
railroad (authorizing the P. w. 4 B
to purchase part ofthe line.
sgSATE-NoRNISe sRssIoN.
Bills passed: relating to arrests in
civil actions relating to arrests for
debts not due relating TO attachments
under mesne process stock law dis
triot l67 relating to Kenuebec leo Co ;
smending charter Of New Castle.
HousE-MeRErYs SESSION.
Divorce case OF J. A. Conner was
laid over until Tuesday next at 10
O'Clock.
Mr.. VanBurkslow gave notice Of an
act concerning sale OF certain real %.
tate in the town of FELTON,.
The act in relation to the genuiness
Of disputed writings was passed.
The act in relation TO the Rehoboth
Beach Association was read q second
time.
The fiscal year bill was passed. (see
letter.
The act in relation to destitute child.
rem in the Eastern and Southern
Homes in Philadelphia was passed.
The act for the relief of executors.
administrators aud trustees was passed.
Mr.. Matthews gave notice of a ste ck
law for district 50, Sussex county.
The bill TO provide for the registrs-
tion of births, marriages and deaths in
Wilmington, was passed.
The act for Justice of the Peace at
Hocke s,ion was passed.
Mr.. McNeal gave no'lce Of an act 10
incorporate the Diamond State I'm.
provemeut Company.
HousE-AsTERE0oN SESSION,
The bill TO amend the Dover town
charter passed.
Mr.. Bradford called up his resolution
relating TO representation. (For action
see letter.)
Mr.. Bradford presented an affidavit
In the Morris case. (See letter.
The bill appointing 3 fish commits
sion srs was lost.
Another fish bill, known as Congress
man Martins bill, was then read q
'hird time and passed.
This bill empowers the Governor to |
appoint fih commissioner, whose
erm Of Office shall be one year, and
Who shall be paid at the rate Of $2 per
lay tor each day actually employed,
provided the whole expense shall not
xceed $500 ]
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

ITO LOA N.-9a5OO ON FlRSr
l. Mortgage ~ D p r cent.
marriott Ii EAkD d CO.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

NTAE1 ED.-BY A MOTHER AND
w daughter or 8 rooms for housekeep-
ing In o centrsl location good reference
given. Address Sands, THIS OFflCE.
marl6t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

NOR RSALE.-tiOUsE s2s W, SEVENTH
u street, . rooms, hot and coid water,
bath, gas, heater and range. water closet
and oil modern improvements. Gall at the
house or 4l9 W. Front street,
mar16-4t VIM. H. PIERSON.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Der KECK MORRIs AGAIN.
In View Of the q Question C0unfnR r
UPtn tho House Ms. RobinsOs
MAX 90 q Prom lse.

i
UPin tho House Mr. Robfpso,
MAX % u Prosa ise.
Special Correspondence OF the Republican.
DOVER, March l5.--Mr. Robinson wa
brought up with painfully short turn
in the House to day. Mr.. Bradford pre-
ssnted to the House in the afternoon al
affidavit, relating to the Derrick B.Mor
ris impeachment business, made by J
M. White, in which allegations Of thu
misdeeds in office Of the Millsboro jas.
tics, were made. The committee. Ia
consider the matter Of Morris original
way Of running his Office, was appoint
cd long time ago-.al most tae third o,
fourth week OF the session. Mr.. Rob.
inson, 3 particular friend Of Derrick s,
was made It's chairman.
Until this time MIR. Robinson has ne,
elected to cali the committee together.
He has had lots Of time to concoot reso.
lutions "rsprohsting" the fraud of sc,
and expelling reporters who criticised
this very neglect Of his in the Morris
case, but he mas not been able to get
time 10 call meeting of this committee!
Why no has not done so every body
Knows, and the session was rapidly
speeding along towards its close, and
time for inquiring into the case was
growing short. Mr.. Robinson says he
does not think the charges could be
proved, but his actions indicate a strong
desire to Prevent any opportunity for
this to be attempted.
The a&davit was accom- panied by
the transcript from the docket, men.
lion of which Is made in the above.
The effect Of this afidavit upon Mr..
Robinson was magical. Mr. Bradford
searcs had time to move that the papsrs
lay on the table before he arose and
declared that the reason he had not
called the committee was that he had
been 700 busy. (Mind you, no Allusion
had bseD made even to the fact that
the case was before the Legislature. }
He had no intention to smother the
case, and would do all he could TO
bring 1t up. Indeed, he thought he
would try to make an effort to get the
together TO morrow morning
Aud 80, after all, We may expect the
to hold meeting at last.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

ENOR SALE.-TWO STORY BRICK
Il house for $3.50, either cash or install.
ments, at purchaser 9 option; rented for the
next year at 500 per month,
GREGG L PIERCE,
marlo'u Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

TTyANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework in fanily o.
three. Apply No. = Forest o.. mi0t2tdltw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

EsoK SALE CHEAP-A VERY PRE- eTY
IL lot at Rehobeth Beach.
narle-S' HEALD d co
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While the bulletins ofthe attending physicians
to-day are not wholly discouraging. they are yet
far from assuring, and there Is no Disgusting the
fact that the condition of the President remains
extremely critical. His life at the present writ
ing may indeed be said to be trembling in bal
ance, the slightest adverse movement of
which would bring about that result
which all the world must deplore.
The case is of course not hopeless, but it has
nearly reached that point, and, however much
the physicians may desire to keep up the con-
adenee of the public, it Is easy to see that
there is very little left but apprehensions for
the worst.
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HONE COMFORTS
STAR FURNACE
SOCIAL LATROBE,
ST. GEORGE RANGE.
Are all goods and set guaranteed 70 give
satisfaction, by
SAML. s. SHEDD,
GAS FIXTURES, RANGES, SLATE MANTELS, 30.
Plumbing, Thinning and all Jobbing promptly at
tended to.
No. 400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, a16
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The war Of rates which has been progressing
between leading railroads for SCI eral weeks has
finally involved two of the leading railway presi-
dents OF the country in a controversy President
vanderbilt, OF the New York Central, in a recent
interview, reflected upon the management of the
Baltimore and Ohio company, and President
Garrett very promptly takes up the cudgel, in
the shape Of vigorous pen, in defense of his
road. He characterizes Vanderbilt's statements
- absurd, and declares that he will now make
the war aggressive Mr.. Garrett is preparing q
v0iuminOus reply to the attack Of Mr.. Wander
bilt, and no doubt the latter will make . re-
joinder.
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The finding Of five rifles among some cotton
bales on Liverpool dock Is said to have revived
the fenian scare in that city. II five rifles scare
the citizens OF Liverpool, five real live fenians
would probably stampede them.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w Board and Two Rooms in a strictly private family
Address F.. Star Office, stating price. IT.
WANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
w Board and the of Parlor, in a good location
ddress IN, )" Star office. If
WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM. BY GENTLE
w man and wife in private family. where there are
Few or no other boarders permanent suited refer
ences Address, stating location and terms, F. D.,
"ANTED-FOUR OR MORE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms; state location and price or no attention
vii be paid to answer Address Box rs. Star
ONCE a15-3t
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Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have THE STAR mailed to them. postpaid, for
fifty cents per month. and the address changed
as often as desired
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police census of the voters of Baltimore just
taken shows the total number of legal voters in
that city to be 49, O67 of whom sc, sgt are whites
and IL $40 are colOred. The increase over the
census of 1879 is 6,566. There is no pretense
that this poll is absolutely correct, as it would
be next to impossible for the police to take an
exact census in connection with their other
duties Besides, very many residents of the
city are now absent from their homes. The re-
gistration lists of the city, as at present made
up. show total of 1886 names of voters
AT the last gubernatorial election 5000 votes
were polled, or 15.49l less than returned i'm the
police census after allowing 6.566 the increase
over the police census Of two years ago. These
figures do not sustain the allegation that the
registration lists of Baltimore contain more
names than there are voters in the city.
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Sao1S 0OOuS W oakau.
INSPECTION SOLICITED.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
COCHRANE & CO.,
ale OPPOSITE R1ees' BANK.
SECOND WEEK TE2oRE STOCK TAKING.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Offer Special Bargains to still further reduce their
STOCK PRIOR TO INVENTORY.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
so dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Colored
Border; very tasty designs, at TIC. each for Soc.
are cheap at 2lc.
50 dozen Ladies' An-Linen Hemstitched HANDKER-
CHIEFS, 10c. each; for Csc.
25 dozen Gents An-Lnen Hemstitched HANDKER-
CHIEFS, extra fine quality, in Plain White and
Colored Borders, at 25c. EACH s. dozen.
EMBROIDERED NULL TIES, inches wide, re-
ducsd from 75c. to 5Oc.-a bargain.
100 pieces of HAMBURG EDGINGs. extra wide, and
best value ever offered, at l2hc.
LADIES' LINEN CUFFS. 121c. pair; worth tic.
LINENS! LINENSI!
so dozen An-Iinen Huckabuc, Honeycomb and Glass
TOWELS, only loo. each.
Is dozen Bleached Huckabuc TOWELS, extra size and
quality, Ale.
CROCHET QUILTS splendid quality. large size, worth
$l2o. only 81 each.
patterns. only s. each.
BLACK SILKS 81, s125. $3.50. s1.75.
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLIEUx 81, s11s, s1.ss,
S1.68.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY QUALITY BARGAIN
AT THE PRICE.
BOSTON HOUSE,
s21-PENNsYLVANIA AvENUE-921
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Office THIS!
We shall continue our sale AT COST until
SATURDAY, THE GOTH.
All in want Of cheap Dry Goods should their pur-
BROWN Il CLAGETT,
a16 800 MARKET SPACE.
HONE COMFORTS.
STAR FURNACE,
SOCIAL LATROBE,
ST. GEORGE RANGE
Are all frstcass goods and are set guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction, by
SAML. s. SHEDD,
GAS FIXTURES RANGES, SLATE MANTELs, 30.
Plumbing, Thinning and all Jobbing promptly at
tended to.
No. 400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. ale
x1,OOO REWARD
Ss fpfns Fhe ss Pre-
and none genuine without his signature Sold Drug
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS!
BARGAIN No. l.
One lot t56 in all. sizes medium.) MEMS GRAY AL
PACA COATS that were 2.25. 81 and SITS. The
choice of them atu.
BARGAIN No.2
One lot (about . hundred) Of our regular DOLLAR
WHITE VESTS. slightly solled. a. so cents.
BARGAIN No. 3.
BOYS and CHILDRENs WHITE DUCK yAcxKTa
sizes to Is years Of ago. worth from ST. rs 10 a. Tia
choice Of the lot 1t 50 eeuss.
BARGAIN No. 4.
One dozsnld1es 4. and CHILD's TWEED SUITS,
worth $3.50. ssQ.2s.
BARGAIN No. 3.
One lot CHILDs LINEN KILT SUITS Cost us
g. l2h. We close them 81.
BARGAIN No. 6.
One lot Of 81 cHILDRKN's SUITS asSa.
Afew left Of the IS cents MEMS BROWN LINEN
VESTS. ANAL sizes only.
A few left of the BOYS 81 VESTS at rs cents.
Thsre srs no moro Of the BOYS PANTsor JACKETS
ct IS cents.
n YOU WANT ANY OF THESE GOODS you
MUST NOT DELAY COMING.
4. sAKS + CO.,
3ls AND sls SEVENTH STREET. ans
III uST ARR1vEDLA CARGO OF UPPER IEHIoH
FURNACE coA4. NOW DIsCHARoING.
.,x e.o.a WILLIAM KING SON.
DICTIONARIES coNTANINa $1,000 WORDS.
~ Only 20 centa
As. JOIN q. PARxFR.a
As-eS CAT and 6ls ia strest
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED.-.BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w and settled white woman, Situation to do wash
Ing and ironing good references Apply No. 104 B
street northwest It.
WANYED-BY ASTEADY AND TRUSTWORTHY
w young man (white) Situation as coachman or
driver OF business wagon willing to make himself gem
orally useful; good references Address Box IT. Star
Office. a1(.6ts
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41 600 REWARD
For any case Of Bleeding, Itching. liberated Pro-
trudIng Piles that DE BINGS Pile Remedy fails cure
Prepared only by j. p Miller, NJ. D., Philadelphia Pa
and none genuine without his signature. Sold by Drug
g1sts febl9-s, I, tn, 6m, 2c2p
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

| EIRST- GLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT BLOOMING
- dale Farm, half mile from East Falls Church Sta
ton, at reasonable rates Good shade and water Adj
dress Mrs. j. w. PHILLIPS Falls Church, Va. t27-
GUNNER BOARDING.-FORTY OR FIFTY PER-
- sons can be accommodated with Board and Room at
the Riverside Hotel, Point Lookout any time Terms
Lookout Nd. If