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Alexandria Affairs,
LOCAL P0LITICS-LAsT OF AN OLD LANDMARK
BURGLARS ABOUT.

LEGAL POLITICS-LAST OF AN OLD LANDMARK
BURGLARS ABOUT.
lRepOrted for The Stal'.1
PRIMARY ELEcTION.-The conservative noml-
mating primaries are now In operation in each
Quoted IN all respects like the state elections,
and the candidate for each Office who receives
plurality Will be the conservative candidate
at the regular state election On the 26tn inst
The primaries Will close at sunset. II is
thought that about ] 500 votes Will be pol,ed.
PASSING AwAY.-Tne workmen are cartlng
Off the bricks from one OF the Oldest houses 10
Alexandria. Ii was frame house on North
faiIiaA siIrut, ucar Tue w. ~. ucpvr, $685.. was
built about 1863 and underpnned with a brick
lower story In 1854. 1t has seen not only all
the nelghboring houses and their occupant
pass away: but 1t BIS survived the very SOIL
around II; 1or the hIll on which tt stood has all
peen cut a".,ay, and the houses near It's re.
mains Pc built twelve or fifteen feet lower
lho-l the level OF that section Of the town
, when it was built. 1t was once owned by Josiah
Chapman, who afterwards became a paymas-
ter IN the continental army. A few years ago
| the upper stories were burned off.
| BURGLARY.-ThiS morning, about O'Clock
| two negro men entered the house OF Mr.. Dow
ney, on Columbus, near Montgomery street
| The only occupants OF the house were young
| lady and three children. Their screams alarmed
| the burglars, who ran Off No article OF value
| has been missed from the house.
| AT THE MAYORS OFFICE this morning wo
| man named Gray. was fined S. for abusing Mrs
Sutton, on Fayette alley, near Lee street.
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THE EVENING STAR.
II, ISL
The Weather.
TUESDAY

OFFICE OF TIE CHIsF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May II. 1881. $50 a. m. (
For the middle Atlantic states areas OF rain,
followed Oy partly cloudy weather northeast
10 oIthwest winds, Stationary or rising ba-
Tometer, and no change Ia temperature.
Cool and FAIR Weather .mOYrOyy.
TIE Chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin TO the press: The storm
which was central off the middle Atlantf, coast
yes erday morning has moved slowly to the
eastward. causing severe northeastern gales
on the New England coasr, and heavy local rains
In New England and the middle states Cool
Bortherly winds and clear weather continues
In the remaining districts east OF the Mtssts
sippi. ana east 10 south Winds prevail 10 the
southwest and the northwest, with local rains
In Texas and Minnesota. The temperature h "a
fallen from I'VE TO ten degrees, except IN the
upper Mississippi valley. Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, and 1t is below the mean for the
month In all districts east OF the Mtssiss!pri
Tie Indications are that cool fair weather VIII
prevail In the middle and south Atlantic states
On wednesday. and that warmer partly CLOUDY
weather will prevail In the Mississippi val
ley and upper lake region with local rains In
Ohio, Wisconsin and Minnesota during Wednes-
day. The rivers viii fall slowly at all stations
RANGE or THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the Their.
mometer at the Signal Of1ce during the day.
y q. n, So ,; IL a. N, $50; I'D. M, So Maxi
mum, 50 minimum, $50
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West Washington, nee georgetown.


FIRE AT TIE AQuEDUcr BR1DGE.-About 2;30
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Aqueduct
bridge was discovered TO be Oh fire at the third
pier from this side: The fire Is suppose, r.
passing tug boat. 1t was estty,gn,shedm ~, d
prdge tands cutting hole "a the tpurI of tho ny
bI1oge about the lire and lett,~o 49, VI tho
W War,J put nut not 18th the h5ttom chord was
rs Ter -.ned In TWO. 1t will cost about $500
-pstr the damages: no insurance.
hCCIDENT-A severe accident occurred to q
young man Rameu Edward Foley. Wednesday,
by cutting his leg with sn adze while at work
at the Aqueduct bridge. He was taken to the
canal Office. where Dr.. Fisher OF Montgomery
county. Mo, stopped the how OF blood after
gTeat difficulty. Tie patient was improving
when LAST heard from.
FOUND DEAD IN BgD-A man named John
HuEehberger. an eInploye OF Walter Brown,
who lives On Ridge road. about / Z miles from
this place, was found dead In bed about three
O'Clock this morning. The coroner has been
notified. The deceased was subject TO heart
disease.
monthly meeting of the 18th Building Associa-
ton held last light at Goddarde Han, 81 300
was disposed OF, being 80 shares retired aG the
stock value rates 1884 per share)
THE 14TH BUILDING ASSOCIATION meets to-
night. See adyt.
1KCTURE.-Capt. Tyson, OF Arctic fame and
| late commander Of the HoWgate expedition,
| Leo ureS to morrow night aC Curtis Hall
Don't FORGET THE FAIR at Forest Hail.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Joseph l.. Simms, a well
known citizen. Is lying dangerously Ill at his
| residence on street.
THE CANAL TRADE-GRAIE.-Arrtyed boat
Loudoup, with cargo grain.
THE COAL TBADB.-Twenty-eigh boats left
Cumberland Saturday With 1926. Is tons OF coal
as follows: Consolidation Co.. 1.4Oj.00 tons;
New Central Co, S01.O4 tons; Borden Co,
Georges Creek Co., 100 90 tons; Individual
26.ll; all for Georgetown,
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Important sales of Real Estate.

MeSsTs- " ter b. Williams Co., auctioneers
sold yesterday afternoon part lot %. In square
200. fronting on 0 street. between 18th ana 18th
streets invest, TO Edward ". Btyn, for 20
cents per square foot.
MessIs 5. Thos. j. Fisher & Co., real e3tate
brokers, have sold for John s. Hopkins 20 WI :
liam Walter Phelps. OF New Jersey, lots / z AT
nue., north and 20th sfrv7:s, f0f sl6,63a Gash.
which IS at the rate OF g. 90 per square too7 Nj.
Phelps has also purchaser from Hon. r. G.
Schenek square l55, frontlng Dupont Circle.
coDtaibing $500 square feet OF ground, paying
IL erCtoTe So, l3S.
Mr. ID. n. Hutchinson yesterday bought II
142, fronting on Massachusetts, avenue, near
Scott Square, for $ sos 81.
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District Goyernment Affafr,.

Inc bui ding inspector has recommended that
tte ere ction or t brick college house for the
Georgetown Industrial Home School be
warded TO Sir. C. Thomas for 81 SOC, he ban ,
the lowest bidder.
The Commissioners have Issued public no.
tlce or their intention TO widen l4th street
road, FRI In Boundary street to Whitney avenue.
taking In strip OF land on the east side thirty
fe ct wide.
Hon. Horatio King has filed a protest with
The District commissioners against the DrO
posed erection Of the Belt line car-stables at
the corner OF 18th and U streets, next to q lot
owned by him. He estimates that he viii be
oahaged TO the extent OF 81, GOO or 5000.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The District Commits ,ioners to day approved
applications for liquor licenses as follow: jacob
Weiner. North Capitol. near Boundary street;
Alexander Adt, Gle louisiana avenue and Mary
McNaly, Canal street, between Congress and
Jefferson streets, GEORGETOWN.
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FRANCIS MURPHY at congregational Church
this evening.

A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTs.-James Ropan. a
sailor, while helping TO unload vessel at the
wharf Of the Cooperative Ice Company ye5ter-
day, was struck by rope IL the face ana re-
ceived injuries which necessitate1 his TemoY al
TO the Providence hospital. george Taubar-
schmidt, aged Is years. was thrown from a
wagon on New York avenue, between ,Ch and
Sth streets northwest yesterday afternoon,
and was badly injured e. John HernhY
while walking beside his cart on l., between 1St
and I'd streets northwest, yesterday afternoon,
was thrown under &c by the shaft striking him
and the wheel passed over his left leg, fr3Ctur-
ing the bone. He was conveyed to his residence,
No. 10I street northwest, where surgical AID
was rendered by DR.. Newton "A horse at
tached to the wagon Of Lawrence Kavanaugh
ran away yesterday afternoon from the corner
OF 9th and streets northeast and Mr. Kava.
naugh was thrown out and slightly inj lred.
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The Building Boom.

building permit has been issued to Mrs.
Mary d. Biddle for the erection OF two three
story dwellings, located On Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. near nth street, one OF the most prorni.
nent sites In the District The size OF these
houses Is 20 by SO feet with back buildings l6
by 80 feet. aud two stories high. The fronts
are TO be of pressed and moulded brick, wood
cornices, fiat roofs, with full bay windows, and
the inside plan. material, and workmanship
will be first-class throughout. The cost Will
be SIC 600. Messrs- Cluss & Schnltzs are the
architects, and Messrs. Lewis l. Glaze the
builders.
A permit has also been issued to II. Burk-
hart to erect three two story dwellings on New
$4,000.
Mr.. c. E. Reid has commenced the erection
OF comfortable and elegant dwelling house on
west. The size is about 20 by 81 feet, two sto-
Tles nigh. pressed brick front, wood cornices,
nat roof, one ful bay window, and the inside
Plans OF the most approved kind, and the ma
teIlai and workmanship Of the first class. The
cost Is s5,0I5. Messrs. Starkweather & gibbs
are the architects.
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FRANCIS MURPHY at Congregational Church
this

A MARRIAGE LICENSE BUT NO MARRIAGE -
A gentleman appeared at the clerks ONCE at
the City Hall yesterday and said that the parties
named In q license issued last week TO r. 81.
Humphrey and MOllie Soper, OF Prince Georges
county, Mo- had informed him that such license
h9d been obtained without their knowledge Or
consent. He 6.sked II there was no law 20 punish
SUI use OF the names OF a LADY and gentleman.
He was informed that there was no law on the
Subject other than the general law By which
any person injured By the unlawful action OF
another may sue and recover damages for the
injury.
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j. LINTON, agent for Mira n K,no.

ThoS. j. Fisher q Co. real estate anctioneer nj
the splendid estate Abingdon" on the Poto-
mac river; opposite Washington, which takes
place on THURSDAY afternoon, May 10Th. at
O'Clock. Purchasers can reach SAbinptonp by
taking the 1880 q. 70. train from the r. A. 3
depot, returning at p. NJ, or II more CON.
venient take the omnibus which leaves Messrs
northwest, at p. n, on day fsaIe.
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CFANGH OF TINE b. i y. X. R-By new
schedule which went into effect on Sunday
night. May Is. train now leaves New York at
12 o'clock midnight. arriving In Washington at
1:45 a. 70. By this arrangement passengers
VIII have abundance OF time TO attend the DIFF
hrent places OF amusement before leaving New
York. The depots OF the b. d o. X. X. are at
foot OF DesbroSses ana Cortlandt streets. The
latter depot Is within two squares OF the Ninth
Avenue Elevated road, ana three squares from
me sixth Avenue Elevated road Main ONCE
Q, B. & O road, 315 broadway, New York
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WOMAN,

RAID ON POLICY PLAYsRs.-To-day In the
Police Court, George Brent, colered, and vii.
liam Groves, white man, were charged with
keeping policy shop in South Washington
Offcer Block testified to making a raid on
BrentS house, at the corner OF Sd street aud
Maine avenue and finding these men there
guilty to the charge, and was sentenced to
sixty days In fail 1t was subsequently found
that Brent should have been charged with al
LOVING policy TO be play ed In his house instead
OF keeping policy shop, and the papers were
charged acco: DINGHY, and he was also sent to
sixty days in jail.
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Condensed Locals.

Street Temps WIN be lighted at 7:ao pm. and
exIinguished at 1910 am.
The directors OF the National Fair .Assoc!a-
ton met last evening" and it was stared that
the rrrrnc st--otting meeting had been pecu.
MARY success.
Francis Murphy. the renowned temperance
Church this evening. Prof BIschoff has pro.
vided choice music. Wv
Buo' EaglestOn'S temperance tent, near the
las Tss'eIn Market, was well filled last evening
Inc exercises were opened with prayer BY Rev.
MI. Kramer. The music was led by William
BOYD with Mrs Seymour as organist. Remarks
M were mase py j. W. Thompson, Mr.. McCauley.
Reynolds
The Brlckmakers Union met at Brooks Hall,
S Mt'ia washington, last evening, George A.
Wins, president, In the chair and j. Fl. Youn :
secretary. Forly-six new members from vir-
gina were enrolled. The committee appointed
az aIo tne last meeting reported that the bosses
give as much as any one else but not one mad
give.
Base ball yesterday: In observation-disclosures
OF Washington. S; Princeton University, Z;
| TToys,2 2.
Arthur 3. Gleason, son of E. P. Gleason. No,
1882 q street northwest, while bathing 10 Rock
Cret .last Fn1ay, got beyond his depth and
was rescued In drowning condition by John
O'Hsgan, No. 1921 street, at the risk Of his
own life.
Joseph Laws. colored boy, about 9 years
cd, son OF Marcella Carroll, who resides on
9Th, between and U streets, has been miss
Ing from home since last Friday.
Emeli ATmance Boussion, native Of Argon,
France; Marie Caroline Schmitt. OF AIsace
Prussia and Sophie FraiSse, OF Dauphine.
France known respectively as Sisters Germ Ain
de la Croix; Paultque de ST. Joseph and Hya-
ctnthe TheTese. OF the Little Sisters OF the Poor
this mt rning declared their Intentions to be
ONE citizens OF the United States.
BorK SALE THIS EvENING.-Among the books
n Ia lOId of
rooms this and tomorrow evenings are the
British Poets, Pepy's Diary, Backle's History OF
Civilization. Schoolcraft's History of the In
dams, Judd'S Mergaret, illustrated by barley;
Hogarth's Works, Shakespeare flne copy of
Weoster'5 Dictionary and many other standard
and valuable works.
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BOOK SALES AT DowLING's.-The sale OF two
private libraries OF miscellaneous book at Dow
iingS auction rooms, Will take place this and
tomorrow evenings. The law books win De
sold on Thursday and Friday evenings, CON-
nenciDg each evening al T:30 O'Clock
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A YeOnan,s View.

Editor Star: What Is this performance at the
CaI itol but little taste OF state rights %
And what is Conkling but secesslonlst ?
What is right for the whole is right for iDd-
yiduals, for individuals make up the whole.
AND what IL every Senator from every state
should retire because the nominations sent In
oy the President for his state failed TO suit him,
would not our dear old Capitol soon be lOdg-
ment for bats and owls and the flag at half
mast, Ii, indeed, We had flag at all?
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fel2-eo Sole PrOprlst0rs, Baltimore. Md.

FANCY CAL Ds
For COLLECTORS, PRINTERS. GARD DEAL
Frs and ADVERTISERS. Samples of SIS series,
with price per set, 100 and OO0 plain and printed,
sent to any address for GO cents, stamps or money,
which will be refunded on return of the samples.
Catalogue and twelve samples for two three cent
stamps az IL Also by the dozep no tTo alike. at 5. TO-
Gard Albums, all prices, from 81 % to $40. Gard
Waftrs: 500 for ~ cents. Trifets Monthly size Of
N. Y. Weekly, one yesr Rnd 100 cards, all differ
ent, g. Sample copy free.
r. TRIFET,
ms til, s&tu ct % School st., RostOp, Mass.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

SoUEI IN SkNkhAb TERM.
Yesterday, Freedmens S. 4 T. Co. agt. Van
Gen burg; demurrer sustained. Judge Hagner de
liyerlDg the opinion. Wright agt. Walter:
decree below affirmed, Judge Macarthur an,
9ounclng the opinion. United States agt.
johnson; judgment affirmed. Wright agt PICK.
rall; judgment affirmed without prejudice.
CRIMINAL COURr-Jstdg6 Cor.
The senl,-Weekly roll call o. the Jury took
place Yesterday, and they were excused till
Wednesday.
CIRCUIT C0URT-Judge James.
Yesterday, Harlan agt. Straight; Judgment by
default. United States, use Of Clark, agt. Cos.
teiio; submitted to court and held under ad-
TlsenenI. Washington and Georgetown r. r.
Co. agt. District; rule to show cause issued.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Willie.
Yesterday, Butler agt Queen; sale finally ratl.
ned and reference Norris agt. Norris; do
hampton agt. Hampton; do. rage agt. Burn.
st'ne; referred to auditor. McOoWeIl ag5
Connolly; sale ratified nisi. Young agt. Young;
do. sptlman agt. Shreve; do. English agt.
English; auditors report confirmed. Gait agt.
Gleason; order fixing sum of appeal bond. Col
bert agt O'Brien; auditors report ratified and
trustee discharged Jaffray agt. Grant; rule
on DEFENDANT. Keyser agt Htz; time to take
testimony limited.
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COMMENCEMENT DIR ESS GOODS,
COMMENCEMENT DRESS GOODS.

India Linen, new material, 20c., 25c.
Pereian LAVE, new material. 25c.
Dotted Swiss Orgardies, Csc
Figured Swiss OrgAndies, 2oc.
Plain Null Muslin, 2Sc.
Plain French Muslin Csc.
Plain French Nainsooks. 20 aud 25c.
Tarlatanee, l2H. Is, IL. 20 and 25c.
Plain White AL Linen Lawn.
Victoria Lawns III, II, Is. lSc.
Polka Dotted Swiss Muslin, CSC.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE GOODS
THOUSAND PIECES
Of new Lawns, al the new styles made this season,
White and Coored ground.
BIG JOB In Linen Lawn. new styles, ISc.
Zanzibar Styles in striped Ginghams, only 15c.
Colored Silks SOC. !; Summer silks. 43c
Coored ll-pure Silk Damasses, 81 yard
AL Wool Lace Bunting, double width, best quality,
Sun Umbrellas, Silk, 81. 25, 81. so Sits, sl
Parasols Lined. Pink Blue. OsrdinS, White. Black.
Shetland Shawls. White. Cardinal and Blue.
Spring Drees Goods, immense assortment.
9. N. ToW8oN,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue
mia South side. near 1th Ut. and Center Market
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report IL % 900
rings from $40 TO 50 per thousand; I,0OO
Et ad from s. to $i2 per hundred.
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SIX dozen Manila hats, with and without
cable prims In al cotors, received to-day at
WilletJ q RuoG's, 9o5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Bows, ana chiIdren's straw hats 81 the usual
low prices.
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CHARGE OF FoRGRRY.-To-day Albert Brooke
was charged In the Police Court with passing
a check or draft on the Humboldt County
(Mich.) Bank for 500, on E NJ Burehard, on
which was forged the name OF s. It. Suit. and
he was committed for the action OF the grand
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-17

THE GRAND CONCERT by the Marine band at
Drivers Garden, i343 Pennsylvania avenue
has been postponed until Thursday evening
18th instant, when an elegant entertainment
VIII be presented. AL are Invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-17

No CoMNIssIoS.-s25, eco 10 loan In SUMS TO
suit, at 8 per cent On t1rst-clasS real ee. ate
security. Address G. r, star office.
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LECTURES.
.LDER MILFS GRANT

EHLDER Mills GRANT
VIII give series OF Lectures on the Great
Chart Of History. At Odd Fellows al. 7th street,
on TUESDAY and Every Week Evening over sun
day. May 18th to 22d commencing at p N and
SUNDAY at 1880 an O'clock The elaborate
painting used by the Lecturer. Cos fest long by 2
feet wide), presents the history of the human fam
lily for the entire period of the days of man upon
the esrth. AL invited. Lectures free ml4st.
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There In NO AmniS,

There 10 NO Affinity
between cheap and useless beef, wine and iron
tonics and the Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic, q
rea! renoyant OF strength and restorative OF
health. at Is the best Tonic there ia Every
physician to whom have recommended 1t has
found IL So" say Prot. Fl. B. Drake, NJ. D.. De-
uo1t, Mich. 1t imparts new tone to the liver,
stomach and bowels and by its regulative SC
ton affords relief from headaches, neuralgis.
constipation and langour. Beware Of cheap,
worthless limitations
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FrssNL's Ice Cream.

FRANCIS MURPHY at Co ngregatIonal Church
this evening.
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a Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoalne dresses the hair perfectly, and Is
also preparation uneQualed for the eradica-
tion Of daEdTuff.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flayoring Ex-
tracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
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A Fine Hair Dressing.

Buy only the best Hose OF HAMILTON
SHEDD, 400 9Th.
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Rough on Rats.
Ihe thing desired found at last Ask Drug
gistS for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &C., l5c boxes tn
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NEW BLACK GRENADINES
IN BROCABES. CHECKS AND SrKIppa
haIef x from IS cents 70 81
GHJZE UNDERWEAR
Fer IaGIes, GeriIemen and Children, AL Sf,e.
Sly es ana Prices.
ALL-LINEN LAWNS
Large Assortment Just Received, ST IS cents rar
yard.
NEW WHITE GOODS
INDIA LINENS,
PERSIAN LAWNS,
FRENCH NAINsooKS.
INDIA MUILs,
MAJ ALIAS.
VRGANDlES.
SCOTCH GTEGHAMS
FIaUEkD SsTTSES.
F3ENCK JAO0NETs
CALCUTTA SERLSUCEERS
INDIA PpNGEE
suRAH SILKS.
FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS
Isle THREAD GLOVES LINN UEsrERS
tF ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY q BRorHtP
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER lrH STREET.
Establisbed 1910. tn1t
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WATER FILTERS guaranteed to remove sedl.
ment nom water, for sale by HAMILTON Il
SHEDD, 400 9th street.
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HANDsGME. NEW, AND ORIGINAL,
~ ANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL
HANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL.
ILLuSTRATkD PICTURE CARDS GIVEN TO
EvENy PURGHASER OF HIGGINS GERMAN
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. ms-eolm
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"Aldernsy Dairy Wa4ons.O
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn.
per h. Also, cottage cheese, outterniIk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream. LOG pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-17

Gen. VIM. r. Vithers.
the celebrated FLOODED stock raiser and pro-
prietor OF Fair Lawn Stock Farm, Lexington,
KY, says: Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract OF
Witch Hazel SHOULD be In every stable In the
country Cures Founder, SPAWN, Bursal I'm.
Sore Eyes. Sold IN so cents and 81 sizes: re-
duced rates by the half gallon or gallon. Be.
ware OF worthless limitations Depot 60 Maiden
Lane New York