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ONE oF TIE MOST SEVERE STORMS OF THs SEA-
soE-HiGH WINDS AND ssow-E0T 4 PLEASANT
OUTLOOK FOR TO MORROW.
March. which came In like lion, is going
Cut Ike the same. There is nothing lamb-llke
about this weather, and the balmy breath OF
spring is consptcuously absent Tho sn"T
storm. which commenced yesterday and has
costinued up to this writing. is a marked fall
ure as a snow storm, because the fakes rapidly
disappear after falling, but as a blizzard &c IS
great success. The ferce, raw wind, iaiep
with Icy particles, and the damp ground, make
np decidedly disagTeeable and disease pro-
noting condition Of things. Yet we are better
off than they are "out vest Snow yaryiag
In depth from four to twelve inches, was re-
ported yesterday from Detroit, Chicago, CIu-
ctDnau ard Columbus, and there Is considerable
obstruction to railroad trade.
SPECIAL ECLLBTIN OF The SIGNAL SERVICE.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing specits bulletin to the press:
The storm yesterday fn North Carolina has
moved slowly n0rtheastward, and IS now CEN
tral IA southeastern Massachusetts,. II has
oeen one OF the most severe storms OF the
present year. Heavy snow has fallen accom-
panied By high Dortherly WINDS from Tennes-
see, Kentucky and Illinois eastward 20 virginia
and nortbe stward to Maine. Very severe gales
nave prevailed over Lake Erie and along the
coast lrorn Maine to North Carolina. Tue fol-
loving unusual hourly wind veiocites nave
been reported :-SandUsky, northwest, So;
Sandy Hook and Barnegat, east, So aud Cane
Eattera5, sou, hwest, So, The temperature has
fallen IL 20 % degrees On the Virginia aud
NoItn Carolina coast, and III the northern parts
OF Dakota and Minnesota. Snow is now falling
from ohio ana Michigan eastward to the Al.
labtic ard In Wisconsin and Minnesota, The
weather conditions from the Rocky mountains
eastward are very unsettled. With indications
tpsI iaif ana warmer weather Will prevail in
lie southern states on Friday and CLOUDY or
partly cloudy weather In the MIDDLE states
H'Sh norrhWesteIly winds vii Continue during
Carolina,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

kINTR AHauAL
CHARITY BAIL
Fcr'hs Benefit ofthe
CBiI.DsEN'S RospsrAL.
kATIoSAL THEsTER.
&oNpAY FTgEING, APRIL lsrH, 1881.
CEder tie auspices OF the following nsmea
LADY PATRONS:
hRs, PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
NRS. SECRETARY AINE.
MRS. SECRETARY WINDOW,
MES SeCl ETABT LINCOLN.
MRS. kECBfTARX HUNT,
MRS. POSTMASTER GsNERAL J'Mes,
MRS. ATT ORNEY GENERAL McvGA3H,
MRS. chilli JUSTICE wATTE,
MRS. JUSTICE HARLAN.
MRS. JUSTICE BRADLEY.
LADY THoRn TON. Bris'sH Embassy.
NlsCoUNTEss pAS NodCEIRAS Por:uSxese
il g2ten;
MADAME uUIREY. French Lexstion.
MADAME DE ZtMsOUNA, Mexican I.exst.oa:
CUlN1 I 81 LEN ESHAUpT Swei.s Leg .tion:
MADAM ASIA BUhUAGA, Cntlisa Lexatio4;
MADAM iGsBIpA, ,paness LEGATION.
And the
FOARD OF LADY IIsiTO2S.
TIE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Asp IuE
BOARD OF RosEIFsL tDHINlyTEkr
MIR. SAMUEL Z. NILES Presi lent:
MA. nj W. CALI, Vice Pres dent
ME-. f MCGUIRE, /. essurer:
Mr.. hIGINALD fESDkLL Secretary.
ElR. LEWIS DAVIS
JOHN On ELIOT Md
NR. THOMAS FISHIR
mir L. = Fox,
A. z. GAREETT. VI. D,
MR. { HARNESS.,
MR. THOMAS L. HUME
NH 8. il KAUFMAN.
". s. LINCOLN, NJ. D.,
J. " III. LOVEJ',G, N u,
FIR. CHARLES q. MATTHEW'S
MIR A. POLLOK,
Err JhIFS II SAVILLE,
ki. n. SEmBEN,
hH. EDWARD TEMPLE,
GRAFTON TYLSR. u. d.,
L. A. ASHFORD, NJ. D.,
Is. e. BUSEY, NJ D..
". ". JOHNSTON, 81. d,
u. y. MAENiON. Nj. d.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and two lad.e, $40
Single )
Board cf Lady Nisitors, Il 1ard OF Iire.sors aud
Bosrd of Hospital administration.
j. 3. No extra ehSrge Ter supper.
ulsT3i -it arltl-Tt
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The V,Iand Chnper TrOubIe.

y was stated IL TEE STAR OF yesterday that
Ale question OF the UGpleasaatness at RyIaad
Chapel, growing cut o.; the appointment OF Rev.
Dr. S. Deale mad been referred by Bishop Slmp.
sOn 10 Biahcp Andrews, who resides here. 4
committee FROM the members OF the Official
Board bed consultation yesterday morning
with tie bishop, the result of which was tina q
meeting vas called FOR last evening, az which
PTesiotES E'der Brown 8nd DIR. Deale were
expected. This meet l1g was held ana there
were number preseLt, but neither the presid-
over the matter another meeting was ap.
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District Governments Affairs.

Admiral David ID. Porter, u. S. n, today
forwarded through the Commissioners an In
Vitatl0n Tor the militia of the District to par.
fiC1pate In the ceremonies attending the ul.
yelling CT the statue Of Admiral Farragut, on
the 25th OF April, which the Commissioners al,
once forwarded to Col. Amos Webster adm
tant-gCreral d. G. NJ, for transmission to the
several militia organizations for which they are
intended.
EID5 FOE IMPROVEMENT OF L0UI2IASA AND IN
DIANA AVENUES.
Bids were opened IN the Office OF the Com.
gI5si0Iera to-day for the improvement ot
Louisiana and Indiana avenues, between 81
and ,t1 streets. IN front OF the City Han. aJ
"dS fully described In TEE STAR OF the i1Tp
instant. the cJSt OF which VIII be about $50 a0e;
also for lay ing granite DiGck p2VemanLS tl9
bl0cHs 70 be furnished by the District govern
Enent. delivered on Maryland aYeaGe between
AN aDG 18th streets southwest, on thu follow
my streets: "a ST, between Pa. ave. 4ni = 81.
Nv. ABOUT .. 900 square yITds: u 81, between
Pa. a. c. and p ST. s., about ) S00 square yards:
sin ST. between pa. ave. and f. Sc. NV. about
100 square yards; also for grading and Gravel
hug 5tu st. from stanton Place 10 X 81. u e.:
!he dump to be made In Chicago ST., between
ISL and "a SITS, In rear CT sherman Row. Tae
oidS were quite numerous aud considerable In.
terest was taken by the many CONTRACTORS pre3-
ear. as some o. them are quite heavy jobs and
inVoIFe considerable amounts, especially the
improvement OF Louisiana and Indiana ave-
LueS- There were upwards OF q bidders
AID the ltens IN tie specifications So
numerous that 1t was inpractiC1bIe to schedule
them to-day, or to arrive at conclusions as 10
The lowest bidders aud decide IS 10 inc aWEris.
This VIII be done as soon as possible rne BID
OF Thomas joyce, for laying or the granite
pavement On %. 81 and Sth streets, was
thought, by those present, to be the lowest
Oue, dEd That CT Mr. BALDWIN, FOR the concrete
aLd otEer Worns Oh Louisiana aad Iadlaua ave.
nueS.
LIQUOR lice SSRS.
The commissioners have approved the issle
o. liquor licenses 10 James Mccarthy, t.t ana
y Sii eel northwest; E.P. PdmDhrey, u II street
northwest; Louis Boyer, 1th street road. Dis
approved applications o. James MCa3e. 1892
9Th street northwest. The licgnSe boar! mas
hearty completed Its duties fer the present
Incense year.
VITAL STATISTICS.
the report OF mortality In the District o.
Columbia Tor the week ended Saturday March
~, shows S. deaths. being more than TIE week
previous, or az the rate OF % 4 per at1 Der
2nnum. or the decedCntS 70 were white l1lies
:! white females, Il colored males and u col
oTed females, showing an annual death rate OF
IS per Goa fjr the White and SO for the co!1red
pcpuiatlon. The greatest mortality tz2 deatas)
occurred On the 2Gin, the least q deaJhs) OF tha
e3tb. There were 60 births reported-1S white
males. Il White females, IL coloVcd males, 1G
coloIed females, showing an annual birth rate
OF Is per LOCO f0r the white population and
70 for the COlorad; marriages reported ~
white ;. coiored4 :; stt.lbirths s-wnlCs ;,
coloreG 3.
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STEALING AN .OYERCJAg Right CsDzR THE
EWES or TAX C"eRT.--To- DAY. while the Circuit
Court, Judge Macarthur. Vas CLragei In thp
rrial oil A case against Mr.. &. ueUrlcl fer false
arrest. the OVefcoat OF MF. H.. when hid besn
Ief' III the wines room, Was taken by a white
Inap. NGo attempted to roll Il 40 in q paoer
The coi0Ted messenger, George Coakiey no.
ties him. aud Mr. NJ alloy, the crie-, apd Mr.
stSbl, Dati,0, arrested the man, Who glge MS
naL1e IS Charles Mi!lard. and he vas locked lp
for a hearing aC the Police cont Recently a
Iun.oer Of hats. costs, canes, etc, have been
MISE from the Offices about the City Hall. The
messenger CoaEey hal q pretty severe tussle
with The man. and when ~ was captured he
protest That this was his first arrest out he
vas recognized al the Pole Court as a. OLD
offender
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VITAL STATISTICS.
An Old Soldiers suicide.
He HANGS HIMSELF 70 A TREE IN THE Voc

He HANGS HIMSELF TO A TREE IN THE WOODS
James Beckett, an Old soldier was found
hanging to tree il the WOODS on Mrs. Smiths
place, GA Coca Hope Hill about $50 o. lock
TINS morning. The BODY was iiscoynraj nv
James lI1ii. coloTed and was cut DOM by scr
geant McCatbran ana Officer A. T. Anderson.
va .at ItIson OF deceased were found pension
papers ulTecttd 10 lin IN the care OF fine SOL
Giers' Home from Columbus. ohio. ana a dis.
charge ffoIn The army In 1863 ror iniurIas 70
eeFtd AT the bastIe OF Shiloh. 4 bottia OF
WHISKY was found by the tree with his coat
ana hat. lie u as fifty.nye years old. fiye feel
seven inches high, with gray hair ana whiSk.
eis. lie bad fastened clothes-line around the
trunk OF tree and jumped off, 4 distance M
ten feet. lie was cIoked 70 deafh. He WIS
native OF Germany, aid 8ulisted In COMPANY
18Th Illinois infantry, In 1851. lie had jusi
Teen PAID SlZ pension money, Int none was
coroner Patterson repaired TO the sub s.a.Ion
al ulontown, where the BODY OF Backrrt c8s
taken, bur held no inquesF, there being no
question as 20 the manner OF MS death Beck-
EFT left the soldiers Home Oh the 2lSt instant
OF his own free viii, consequently Is nor emit
lied 20 burial there, so The remains were turned
over 10 the health Officer for burial at the D!s
tTict expense.
SToLyN JKwELRY RECoyEREp-It Will be re.
Ii enbeIsd that the house OF Mr.. John r. Hunt
cOIcer 18th and streets northwest, wa5
broken TITO on The 4th Of March, during Che
absence q The family TO witness the inauyu-
ration procession, and ieHelry TO the value CT
a. WIS stolen. Mr.. Hunt reported the case 10
police headquarters, and 1t was assigned TO
detective Foss, who has since that time bee1
NStlant IL the purpose OF recovering the goods
snd publishing the offenders. He was not long
In satisfying himself that the job was done by
professionals from some other place, and the
result has proved that his suspicious were cor.
rect, hsSlDg this morning, after great deal
CT correspondence, received the whole OF the
missing articles from pawn dealer in PhHa.
delphia. and they have to-day been restored to
the owner.
WASHINGTON FISH Market, March g., 1851
Sold, oy X a. Golden, agent, since our last
report: 81, COO herTingS. from 81 90 20 SIS per
Thousand; 400 shad. from SIS 20 $50 per hum
dred; Loco punches rock aud perch, from 80
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DECIDED BARGAINS
NEW SpERsSs: DRX ENnNS

$500 YARDS OF BRADFORD LACE BUNTING
N al the Lew IN AIDES, ct 1865 cts. per yard.
bUU YARDS OF NAeSE AND MO HE
CLOI II DRESS GOODS. 1T Is cts. per yard
3. DCu YARDS OF MOHAIR DRESS GOODS in sill
tbs new shades, al l2k cts PER yard
3,.C0 YARDS OF MaTTlLAShE GOODS, at 10
rs FL CES OF SUMNER SILKS, new styies,
IS cts, 50 cts., Go cts, rs cts.
BLAGk sllks, 6o cts. per yard, IS cts, 81. 90
oUiORED SILKF, so cts per yard
ROMAN STRIPES for trimming.
IItIbh for trimming.
EAMASSE S far TIM ming
.Atl-MO0L CHU1DA CLOTHS, new shades.
q E !! s saT5E DAMAssEs. SO cts. rs cts.
.AilcWO0i.s FINE BLACK oAsHMEss. 81
-aQi0IH IuR BOYS SUITES, IS cts. 81 cts ,
80 els.
LADIES' CLOTH, new coaching shades.
1ABLE LISENS, 70 cts. Yard long all linen
TONFLS, IL eta
INV SIYIES IN FAN:iY HGSIEhi FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
ENGLlSH BALBRIGGAN HOSE, only rs cts
pair.
SPRING CARPETS,
70 CTS, 80 cts. SO cts, g. els, rs cts 81 95 cts
DECIDED BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPART
c. M. TCwSON.
coe PsnHsytvants avenue. south side
Es.- 20 Near 7th street and Market.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Anusements, &c. Moonlight.
F0rd,s opera H0tise.-MadaLae Janau5caek In
Bleak House.
National T7.fater-Carncro5s' Ministries.
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Liebie Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.

at has more than realized my expectations
says Professor Duncan Campbell, II. ID. LII. d.,
President Royal College Ply sicians and Sur
geons Member General Council University of
Edinburgh. etc.
Invaluable for debility. weak lungs bilious
ness, dyspepsia, female complaints asthma
malaria, liver complaint, sick headache. Be-
ware of cOunterfnjts
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The Weather.

OvrTCE oF THs CHIgF SIGNAL OFFICER,
T.sg1SGTo.. D. c.. March 81, 1881, e:39 a. "a.
For the middle Atlantic so..,tes clo,,if
weather with Ilgnt snow or rain north sesf-
cry winds high along the coast, higher barorn-
eteT, stationary or lower temperature.
RAE5E or THB THERMOMETER
The following are the readings Of the Their
monsier az the Signal OfEee during the day
] a w., IS II a n, 80 2 2. 10. So. Maxi
nun, 49,, minimum. 20
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CITY ITEMS.
Whether the Millennium
WILL REGRT ANY rHANGx

In mans appreciation Of hot toddy we are
unable TO say, but this we know. that HUB
PuLcHH with hot water IS iuucS fluer. and that
nothing can match II when It is blen05d with
lemonade, fine Ice, coda water or hot or cold
rum and brandy far exceeds all forms OF hot or
cold punch which require preparation. Sold
everywhere at 81 25
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DP. TnIio q. TerHf-

OF washington, ID. c., the celebrated Author.
Commissioner OF the National Board OF Health.
etc, etc, says the Ltebig Co.'S Arnicated Ex-
tract or Witch Hazel ais invaluable" Cures
PILES. salt RheuEo. Catarrh, Painful! Periods,
rheumatism, Colds and Neuralgia. Beware OF
cheap Counterfeits. The L!ebig Company OFF ers
lions at honest prices.
Sold In fifty cents and dollar sizes
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To the ConSuO,n,ive.

Wilbor's Compound OF Cod Liver Oh! aud
Lime, without possessing the very nauseating
doWed by the Phosphate OF Lime with a heal
Ing property which renders the Oil dOubly effi-
caclous. remarkable testimonials of its eff
cacy can be shown. Sold by A. B. WIlbor
Chemist, Boston, and all druggists
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For a Simple Cold or Influenza

to the rotting, sloughng and death OF the
senses OF smell, taste and hearing Santord's
Radical cure for Catarrh is supreme. Complete
external and internal treatment for 81.
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Burnet.,s Cocaine

has RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
NO other preparation possesses such remark
dDle properties for eInbellishing and strength
enlng the hair and rendering it dark and
glossy. IL cures badness and eradtcates dan
druT. ~
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are the hest
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OWING to the .ucienency OF the weather. Mrs
D. j. Hunt wilt continue her opening Friday
and Saturday, AprlI Ist and 21.
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bufneIts tlaSoiing Extracts are the best
Terrible l,nss oT fife

The Bracaena Draco or friean Tooth
biusn Oily ~ cents, ana other desirable articles
OF toilet for sale at ]. w. DREWs q
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DEATH or A PROMINENT LATTER.-Tr John
:. heIuedy. one OF the leading members OF our
Oar. AMI ALI old ah1 respected citizen OF this
District, died this morning AZ - c'c}nck III h
residence, 3l5 street mort b.eSf ate: an Iii
ness OF sOEae weeks. MI EenneIy was about
20 years Old Ee was a native Of Lower Mary
land, b1t came 10 this District when uire q
young nan, and spent a few years pTacrlcInr
81 the BAR here. lie tECn vent west. AMI In
partnership with MI Daniel Radcliffe prac-
ticed the legal profession IN Cleveland ono.
IIt TttGrDCd here again about ISIS, and Dafore
the War was 1or some years IL partnership here
with NJ. Radcliffe. Mr.. Kennedy, dlrIDs his
tntue practice as q lawyer. was Gev1fei = the
sOmno1 law and chalcGry branches, seldom.
II ever, having any connection with q criminal
case. OF late years he has appeared oq5 little
Ia our courts, combining himself exclusively 10
Office practice and TO his duties as a professor
IN Columbian isN school. Mr. kennedy was q
gentleman IL every sense OF the word, and vas
popular With sill who knew him
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DROPGSaIs FOR CONSTRUCTING A SFO-
IL TIGS OF JHE BOUNDARY sTREkE y
TsHCEFTLk GD AUXILIARY SKNEa.
ENGINEER EPARTMFST,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
EsfnliRton, March Il. ISSt.N
BY direction Of the Board Of ConlLli as Jucrs,
Sealed Prop s.ls will he received n this m &c until
IL O'Clock m, on FhlbAY, APBTL l5TR, lSst, Tor
cOuetIuctiHg ssctinn Df the Boundary street in
terce pf;Dg) auAi,iary sewer in u JundaTy street..
Bank forms OF pos al aud spec fioat ais can be
obtained ~ this c1iice, with al DeCessa - uf0rma-
tor, uioli application therefor, aud bids upon
these forms = ~ a!oLe be clnsdered. TIE r.1ht ID
reserved &c Eeicct any or al bids pare Of bids
". TwIAfNG
Major Of Engineers u. h. A.
msr21 It Engineer commissioner, d q.
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DIR. WETTAUR'S
n A D A He PILLS

SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
PEPStA in ita worst forms, cleansing the body Of
EXCESS Of bile, producing regular healthy actor
OF the bowels.
A fun sizs box Of these valuable PILLS with full
directions for complete cure, mailed to any adj
dress receipt Of nine three cent postage stamps
FOX sale by all druggists at % cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD, one Of the most eminen,
clergyllIeh Il. me country, pastor Mount Vernon
ii. t. Church, J. fillmore Md:
l have no heEi:atl0n III assuring you thae Dr..
hETrAuR's HEADACHE FILLS hEva proved most
Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor II. E. Church. Hs-
have tiled DR.. METTAUn's HEADACHE PILLS
Old. and have been euotect 70 Constipation NUM-
Der Of years. Your Fills have acted go pleasantly
in Key care, tie first time l cCn.e to Baltimore !
YoGra truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. Lewis q. rHIREKIED. pastor NJ. e. Church,
is save Dy Mkr4Aua,s HEADACHE PILLS to
man who Was In bed with . bad attack Of Bilious
Fever. and In two days he was out attending to bis
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rey.I z. PETERS, pastor NJ E. Church. Urbana. Va.
have used one box Of DR.. MErTAUR's HEAD
ACHK PILLS, and found them most beneficial.
Please send me another box. -
Yours truly. l. 4. PETERS.
Rev. g. "; HOBBS. pastor NJ. z. Church. Pied
have given my wife, who Ia sufferer from Head
ache. DR.. MKrrAUR'a HEADACHE PILLS, and ons
dose OF the Pills has always cured her: ~
Yours truly, GEO. W. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
iel2-eo 5OlePropristOrs. Baltimore, Md.
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kHSPs FANCY HALF HOsB. Oae hundred dozen
Just received at o. p. BUsdetles. 49, 7th street.

AYsTERIoUs IHgoPBILCs YOCEGs The New
York HeTGG OF TO-DAY saws. There was an
otner hearing fore the referee ye3terday ia
tbe matter OF determining the fdelt1ty Of TIE
opnli9s loGESs- Nj. {. Elliott Minor counsel
for Mrs. Y0Ungs. Ircducet as hfs CnIF wlGnpFs
Harvey /. Heed, formerly drug CLERK az
tniontGWD. Iesr Washington. D. c., who slii
that be knew TieOphiluS there. When cou-
fIonted with the claimant YESTERDAY ne failed
10 recognize HIN, aEd Vas positive that ne was
not The Theophills he knew. although ne r.
femDled him somewhat. The further ey4rcIu \.
Hon wgs adjourned until the Ia IL OF AnrtI.1
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DLEs PILEsm PILEsu

SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO one
NFED SUFFER.
sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itching and
U!cersted Piles has been discovered ny Or VII,
Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the
wont chronic cases OF IS snd 50 years standing.
No one need suffer five minutes ~ ter applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions. fnstru-
meDts and Electuarios do more harm than good.
Wftan,e, Ointment ebsorbe the tun afiayn the
intel sc itching particularly st nit after getfng
I'm In bedl sets as a poutfce; gives instant and
nsinleee relief and is prepared ony fcl PLEA. itnE
ipg OF the private perts, and nothing tsse Sold
br All druep.StS, ana sent 10y mail OF receipt Of
pftoa 81 psr box. FRANK s. rREEY \ 90.
leenfs. Washington. u. c.. fsssl5 -eo-1p
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IS Iderney Duiry Wagons

-, 1NtFHEy DHfTy NHNNns =
tfesn Attorney butter charneU every morn
Ing. and deliVeredin Llbs. Ward" prints 45c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butternilk and
sweet milk DC. per qt Cream, zoe. pint.
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IMPORTED SALAD OIL, for Table and
L Kitchen use. q per gall, sec. per pint.
COMP. LIC0RICE POWDER, for purifying the
blood and regulating the system. 25c per box. ct
A. Ms HLIOCXEVVSKPa DRUG STORE.
nsrll A20 eth It nsWs
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KBEPs SIX UMBRELLAS for I1dles and .santie-
men are the cheapest. o. p. Burdette, 49, Iih
sEeet.
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Millions OF rats. mice, CATS bed bugs reaches.
lose their lives by collision with "RQngn on
Rats" Sold by Druggists. l5c boxes. til
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, liz the only relisnya sontc
Tor Drain and sexual organs CT either sex 81
All druggists SIOTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
90 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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PROPOSALS.

I'd PoRTsvoUTH, Va March n, 1851.
l. ROfoSALS FOR JHF FXTENSfDk OI'
NORTH SIRE r AFRICAN EiId0DISC
EIlSCoPAL CbiRCH IIFIBIN Fl-ET 10
TIE FRONT AND TIE ERECTION Or A
NEW J0DEBN FhOST
SEALED PROPOSALS for thu extension II Of
teen feet OF the sSld North street A. -. Z Church
aid the exc etioa OF 4 new modern front VII bt
csiyed Till
APRIL 5TH 1881, " O'CLOCK NJ.
Proposals may be eft with the III 5erg sfled WITH
plans snd specifications
he trustees OF the said North Street A. n. z.
GhuEch rescl We the right To reject any Or a. b. iT
The committee an BIZ seen at tie Church OF FRI
cay evening, Mafch 18th, at O'Clock, and Friday
evening, Eprsl LIST, 1T Z O'Clock. - 49,
SAMUEL DkRIS,
Chairman Of tie Ccmmit.ee on Improvement.
REV. J. T.. w. MOORE.
Minister IL charge.
p. O. Loci Box No. 80. lsr2s-Ct
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MEETINGS OF STATE Associations. The O-jI9
state ASsCciaI.C not last btSnt Oh T. I. Ford
81 Tie char &1d eiecte3 rev OFT cars a. f0,t5.gS.
I3n- Va. Ls~frnc2. president: J. L. Fr5u,l.
n y. JohEson and y. d Months, Vice prastf Mt:
y. o.. oj12T. secretary: Z. t. Ford. treasurer:
y. =. Gfo5Tsucr ". j. F53te. {. \. Boyntan. d.
". UOugnto4 am J n. Craig. executive r]In-
nittte. \ Notion 10 seLf delrg 4tes 10 the "a
teTstaJe AsStli4TOl, with Instructions not 10
aIBd o. thels GcGCQ the Onto association vas
adopted, and the following we-e elected: Ion.
VIM L1WIeDce, John 1. French ald e u Joan
ron
The Virginia republicans met l25t night with
MI. Join = cooper II the chair and 4 new cor
st,tutlon was reported aud adopted E. G. JONI
stou WIS elected delegate 10 che central com.
III, Tee or the state association. The Virginia
delegation E0T stands: Wm. Fenlmore Cooper
fs.the4 Trim. ole ana T. G. Johnston.
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TANAUsCHEA as 1ARK STUART
ON FRIDAY ElGIT.


IN PLACE or BRUNHILD
NAN GER FORD res re. C..jtg enaoarcss that
ia coascsgo.rc II q nuusbcs Of ifue..;j1l parties
sCGitisr l.-.SyHaJig al Ma DAME ii VA L-SCIIEK
So 10 secuyeG Tcotitio u he, ilaI,aasioacd ami
ttttiont e."ieGimef q M9g, Queen of Scotland,
Sh, has eoss.,ss.a 70 substitute = 'of "BRCNHKbD'
oit Fr,u0y Erfjia9.
Eeats SOLD for BRUNHILD viii be good for
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hIAaTELs.

Persons building or rspsirng will end Il 70 their
interest to cali Il Il Ssts ksntei Fec Org corner
9th and bt n. ". 50d mantels on hans.
Prices from sll 9p. 4n&r2e-I2t'