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The Fisheries IMPROVING.

Yesterday there arrived at the fish wharf
22l,OOo herring and about $4,000 shad, ana this
morning 264, $50 herring and II, 34i shad Her
ring is selling at $5as6 per thousand, and shad
at $lOa$12 per thousand. The fishermen are
looking more cheerful at the prospects.
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A Remark able Floor Covering,

Inc foor cloth "Linoleumn has now been
commended by all who use 1t. It Is composed
NANNY OF finely ground cork and solicited oil.
remarkable alike for durability, beauty and
crease. 1t has stood the test or time: but iml.
tatlons being on the market buyers shout
look on the back OF the cloth for the word II in
every square yard. All carpet dealers keep IT.
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EDITOR C0WLEs. OF Cleveland O, was Thurs
aay arrested for libel by NJ. J. Haley q reporter
on tne tenny Press, who called on COwles with
an article. which was the seed of a SUI hseunent
newspaper war and four or five libel suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

HAMILTON, HAMILTON, HAMILToN.-25 cent, 25
cent, rs cent.-Candy store. Candy store. Candy
store, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.-Dont forget,
he is selling candles for one-half what you can
buy elsewhere. and viii give one hundred dol
lars cash In gold to anybody who can produce
purer and better candles Don't go TO high
price stores and throw your money away, but
come to Hamilton's great 25 cent candy store,
1881 Pennsylvania avenue.
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cam Delighted With It.

nave no confidence In the colorless extracts.
a pure article was greatly needed, says Dr. j.
.: IouIin president Jersey City, n. j., Board
Co.'S Annotated Extract OF Witch Hazel. Cures
PAINFUL Periods, LeucorThRa, Female Weak
ness, Exbausting Flows, Sore Breasts, and
uulckIy IeIleVes pains OF any kind. Beware of
countereits. Sold In fifty cents and dollar
Sizes.
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Forty Years. Experience Of an Old
MIS-. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scr1pt1on OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and mas been
used 10r forty years with never failing success
Dy millions OF mothers for their children. IC
relleveS the child from pain, cures dysentery
ana diarrhPa, gripping in the bowels and wiHd
conc. BY giving health TO the child 1t rests the
mother. Price 25 cents bottle, mWs
"Alderney Dairy WaRons.O
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn.
ing, and delivered In Hlbs. "Ward" prints, 45c,
per 10. Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet MILK &c. per OF, Cream, 10c. pint
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, Is the only reliable tonic
Tor brain and sexual organs of either sex g.
30 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR Patients a" -
ERNMENT INSANE All. CIV
..orLUN.-At the government
-SopiJal for the Insane (St Elizaoeth) last even
ting the usual Friday evening entertainment
took place, the performers being a number Of
young gentlemen or Georgetown and Messrs.
Forseman, Daniel and Pugh, OF Washington.
The tine hall Tor as 1t Is called 1.-The opera
house"O was well nlled, the patients forming
the larger part OF the audience. IL was OBJ
served that they were ABOUT as orderly as a
fashionable city audience, and q little more
quiet, there being little or no conversation to
interrupt the performers or annoy the audience.
The performers opened with an overture. after
which Mr. j. Strasburger gave specimen OF
his ventrfIoqual powers; Mr.. j. Nordlinger gave
a piano solo, and Mr.. Nell Belt some Dutch
specialties, which were received with much
applause. Mr.. w. G. Collins with his banjo
gave some Songs and limitations, bringing down
the house and he was called out half Dozen
times. NJ. j. Wall gave fine exhibition OF Jie
dancing. The entertainment concluded With
Sullivan's comic opera OF BOX ana Cox" with
Mr.. John o. Pugh as BOX" w. ii. Daniel a:
"Cox," and Mr.. II. \. Forseman as 'Bounce.'
Mr.. g j. KuheI acted as pianist. The perform
ance altogether was very good one.
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FUsSBLL'S Ice cream

NOT BONE OF HIS BoNK.-To-day MeSsrs
Charles and G. A. King filed bill for Wallace
were married In Knox county, Illinois, in July,
1865, and he charges that In April, 1879, she
deserted him at Monmouth, Ill, and returned
to her parents, and In the fall OF that year came
back to him, but q second time deserted htnn IN
APRIL 1873. When this suit was filed the clerk
wished to know what was the bone OF conten-
ton In the case, whether IL was bone nde
transaction; II the lawyers motto was pro
bone publico, and expressed the hope that IL
would be bone ANA for him.
Rxan the shouinO mn of the talephone war In
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+ R o PIC.
FRUIT
TIVE.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS Is thorough in its Medicinal Action.
ana yet 30 AGREEABLE to the TASTE that
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide
the LOzENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET it Is espe-
ciany essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
tin one becomes accustomed to its use-when mild
action and the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children. aud those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure catharc action. are especially pleased with
its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE. and you win
esteem 1t highly sc SAFE. PLEASANT and KF.
FECTIVE remedy. Packed In bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price. 25 Gents. Large boxes. 60 Gents.
mars eo&V
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THE WILL OF THE LATE JOHN T. CROW. man.
aging editor OF the Baltimore S,tn. has been
admlt!ed to probate In the Orphans Court or
i'm tna 1e city Is dated January 81 1874 and by
his sole legatee. The estate amounts TO about
$40, COO. > " 'Aoou'
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ttOnuek Oh INC W OHiOs'
In the Police Court to-day Thomas C. Poland
was charged with obtaining money under false
pretences. Frank Nolte, white boy, about 10
years old, stated that about a week ago this
man Poland came 10 witness mothers store,
90I 11tn street northwest, with an arrange.
ment by which he claimed that anybody could
see through brick. Witness looked through
the machine, and thought that he was also
looking through the brick. Poland told him
that ne mad invented the machine, and that by
magnifying glasses which were In the ma.
chine. ne could see through brick. He also
said that he wanted o partner, and witness
asked him how much he would take for a half
interest In The machine, and was told that he
could get half interest In 1t for $50. Witness
paid $50 In cash, and $40 in groceries. for which
ne got written agreement from Poland ack-
nowledging him as half owner of the machine
called 1.-The little wonder of the world" Tue
court said that he did not see how he could
hold this man for obtaining money under false
pTetehces, when he sold specific object for a
specific sum. and the young man had the op-
pOrtunity 10 examine the machine, and by an
ordinary examination should have detected tue
trick. If he did not have sense enough to know
that he could not see through brick by any
means, and he would dismiss the case The
Illusion was accomplished by skillfully arranged
m1rTOTS.
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DR. METTAUR'S
HEAD AcHE PILLS
Cure most wonderfully In . very short time both
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
PERSIA In its worst forms, cleansing the body Of
excess OF bile producing regular healthy sctor
full size boz Of these valuable PILLS. with full
dress on receipt q nns postass stampS
For sale by all druggists at ~ Genus.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rsy TnoMAs one Of the ost
d. E. Church. Baltimore Md:
/ have no hesitation In assuring you that Dr.
METTAuR's HEADAoH1 PILLS have proved mos
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor n. e. Church. Ha-
geretown, Nd:
tb have ,s.t tiled bds Dr. 4.T1AUns HsADAGE PHI.
old. and have been subject to Constipation 8 num-
Der Of years. Your PILLS have scted 30 pleasantly
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS a. THmEKIKp. pastor n. y. Church.
Waterbury, Md:
man who vas In bed with bad attack Of Bilious
Fever. and in two days he was out attending toms
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
have used one box Of pr. MErTAuR's Hap
AoH1 PMIs, and found them most beneficial.
Please send me another box -
YoufS truly. l.. =. FEIEhS.
have given my wife. who il sufferer from Head
Wy Your o. nj truly is: GEO. ". HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fel2-eO SOIePrOprfotOrOs B0ltlmOre. Md.
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DILES PILESU PILEOySS
a SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. no ONE
NEED SUFFER-.

gicerated pics has been discovered BY DE: WI:
Indian Ointment. A Gnele boz has cured The
WORT chronic cases Of rs and 30 years standing.
wonderful soothing medicine. Lodo1A Instru-
ments and Electuar1es do more harm than good.
intense itching (parcularly st night altar getting
warm in bsd), acts - . pouldce; gives instant and
ing of the private parts. ana nothing else. Sod
BY an dr9egish and ,spt HX Tail q rscsips o e
Props. Geseland. Ohio; 6IOTT 3 CR04W1!s
AeentS WsshHatous p. O.. teb1o-eo-ep
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NEW YORK ROLLER SKATES only $l.10 pair at
r. Goldscbmid'S mammoth department store,
No. sig eth street northwest.
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A SatIor nvovunes.

GT. NRCK. L. l., April 23.-John Haveriy, q
salloI on BOARD the schooner Hattie Taylor OF
Great Neck yesterday afternoon and was
0IOWneO. HIS body was not recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

WHAT WIFE SAW THROUGH WINDOW
This morning, IN the Police Court. Mary Gray
was charged with assaulting another colore1
girl met her On the street yesterday afternoon
and charged witness With keeping company
with her husband and then struck her in the
1ace: Mary Gray took the stand and said that
she locked through the window of this WON ans
house and saw her husband In the room with
Ibis woman and watched him for solid half
nour, ana then went in and asked her husband
10 go nome with her, when he got up and
struck her In the face and Mary Taylor beat
her and threw bucket OF water on her and
then ran out and got q policeman to arrest wit
she was lawfully married TO this man. ana
showed framed copy of her marriage certin-
cate. The Court dismissed the case.
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Aet or Cold Water Added 60 'sHut
Runchs

Brings out Its fruity flavor In fuller perfection.
It Is also delicious with lemonade. fine ice
eoda water and milk. All you have TO do is 70
draw the cork, and IL Is read Our larders
ara sldeboards should always be supplied FOR
tne welcome or parting guest. sold by Drug.
glsts, Grccers and Wine Merchants as $l.25 q
bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

PLAsrERHRs ASKING HIGHER WAGEs.-A
meeting OF journeymen plaStererS was held
last evening, and after discussion or the wages
question resolutions were adopteo Ina On anu ~
AFTER the 10th OF May, 1851, they demand 800
day. ana that no member OF the union shall
WORK TOT less; that no member shall do SUD-
Mofs OF any kind for any boss, nor shall any
memner work for a boss who ''subs'' his work
oot; tnat they VIII not cover any laths that are
put on ey laIhers unless they belong to the
unlcD ana receive s.. so per day; that any mem
ger OF lne union going In the country 70 work
SHAH receive szSo per day besides board and
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A Fine Hair nrass;ru

CQcOalGe dresses the hair perfectly, and is
ton OF dandruff.
Tne supeCiority OF Burnetts lavoring Ex-
Tracts consists In their puri., and great
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Arnold. Constable and Comn,r

OF New York, furnish the new summer fashions
Ior the June number OF The New York Monthly
Fashion Bazaar, published by George Monroe
This number VIII be issued about MAY Ist.
frlce, rs cents. Subscription price, S. so per
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DIR. j. WEBB ROGERS anu Miss Mae Rogers
Confederate drama, lecture on StoneWall
Jackson and concert at Ola Feii0Ws' Hall,
MAY I'd and Sd. see amusement column for
particulars.
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National Academy OF Science.

FAREWELL ADDRESS OF President RODGERS.
After our report OF the proceedings of the
National Academy of Science closed yesterday,
Prof. W. b. Rodgers the president. delivered q
farewell address, declaring the session at an
end. He said: II cannot refrain from giving
expressions TO my great qualification over the
variety and excellence OF the communications
presented before the academy. over the bril-.
ltancy OF the results announced and the large
benefits that Will attend their publication, /
refer with pride to the harmony and fraternal
spirit That has marked our deliberations. In
this republic OF science we must De subject to
the Inconvenience resulting from the conn ct
OF strong Municipalities, but thus far we have
had no such Interruptions to our WORK. We
commenced well, we are doing well, and we
have grand future for the coed OF this coun-
lily and OF the world" The academy will meet
on the 18th OF November next, In Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

THE TRIAL of Madame Sarah E. Howe, presI-
dent OF the defunct WOmen'S Bank, was begun
In the superior criminal court In Boston Thurs.
DAY. motion to quash the Indictment was
overruled, jury was 1mpanneled, and the
case opened for the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

POLITICAL ASSAULT IN NORFOLK VA.-M
brennan, editor OF the Norfolk Viryt,aiar. and
prominent democrat, was assaulted In thsf
CITY last Thursday by W. H. SWank. LAWYER and
IeadJuster. :Ehe parties were separated and
DOun1 over 10 Keep the peace. The difficulty
grew out OF communication which appeared
IN the richmond WHO on he 18th inst writ
ten by Swank, attacking the Vfr0inian. The
graph, characterized the writer as q liar.
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DRESS GOODS.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
81 PER YAR]

81 PER YARD
For Al S:lt Damasses, in all Of the lates shades.
Roman Stripes and Oolored Damasses.
FOR TRIMMING
Colored Damasses, In coaching shades, CSC.
Au-Weol Ladies' Cloth Dress Goods, in coaching
shades, 37Lc.
Atwood Chudda Cloth. in coaching shades, 35c.
Sllh-faced Mohairs, new shades, 25c.
SIX and Worsted Dress Goods, new shades S716c
Spring Shades Of Cashmeres, double width, soc.
Lace Bunhngs, 1625 &C.. present value 25c.
All the new shades Of Colored Satins.
All the new shades Of Oolored silks.
FINE Atwood Black Cashmeree, double width,
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
81, Slip, Sl.25. el.37. Sl.50, Sl.62, SI75,
&1.S7 and 81.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR,
30c., SIC, Soc. 6Oc.
6. N: TOWSON,
636 Psnnsylvania avenue,
9p23 South side, near Tth st.
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1t IS DOUBTLESS thought by many persons
that the advertised closing out sale OF the Fa-
nous t3 one OF the very common schemes to
push trade. but such is not the case. 1t Ia a
positive and absolute sale TO quit business In
this city, and the notices mean precisely what
Iley read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

LATEST STYLES IN PARAsOLs, new shades In
ShOOda cloths, fancy stripes and plaids; all
coloIs In satins; plain and lace ountiDg5, pest
grades. lowest prices. Tyler & Chewing, Sls
In street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-23

SwIssEs. nainsooks India linen, linen lawns.
piaues French muslins, monte cloth, grena-
Lonsdale cambria (genuinel, 12Hc- cash, al
Brodheao Co.'S OLD stand, 1905 st. NV.
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30 Days, Trial Allowed

80 Days Trial Allowed,
We send DIR. Dyes celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts, and other electric appliances. on trial for
thirty days, to men only who are affiicted with
troubles. guaranteeing speedy relief and com
piete restoration OF vigor and manhood. Illus
trated pamphlet free. ADDRESS
NOLTA1C BELT CO.. Marshall Mich
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ROLLER SKATES s1.1s per pair. Boston Variety
Store.

MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At the triennial election
of officers for Evangelist Chapter No. l, *. X.
C. held Thursday night, the following officers
were Observation-Disclosures Trimble, w. NJ; Root
w. Hardy W.; Joseph L. Pearson, J.W.; VIM.
o. Rocme, orator; Abner t. Longley, almoner;
Ernst Schmld, secretary: JAS F. Hood, treasu-
rer: A T. Longley, trustee
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Condensed Locale

THE STAB win be issued on Monday next In
double sheet form OF eight pages, to keep pace
Win the pressure upon Its advertising columns
ana matters OF news interest Among the lat
ter VIII be fun account OF the unvefling cere-
monies OF the Farragut statue. Advertisers ami
their orders early
Street lamps VIII be lighted at 7.O5 p m; ex.
tmguished at $3.50 &. m.
young man named George Mcintosh has
oeen arrested by the officers OF the Patent
ONCE on suspicion OF petit larceny OF some
mO0ei pistols frcnl that Office, ana was turned
over 10 the detectives and is held to answer.
u. A. whitaker sends BlGck,co0d'S Magazine
for April.
The Reformed Episcopal church of this city
neld the annual election for vestrymen on last
caster Monday, with the following results:
III. w. w. Granger senior warden; DR.. j. X.
Rogers. junior warden; Louis B. Parker, trea-
sureI; Chas M. Haddaway. secretary; Samuel
Smith. William Aldrieh, and W. Douglas Webb.
An election will te held tomorrow for delegates
10 attend the general council. that meets May
a DEAD white female infant was found In
ROCK Creek, near the P street bridge. yester-
DAY. The coroner gave certificate OF burial.
"A dead colored male infant was found this
merning at the corner OF 25th and streets
northwest.
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WHEN We OFFER black satin for 75c. q
yard worth 81 we don't think 1t is necessary to
say any thing more about IL. Connoily'5, 914
street,
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Liebfe Co.'S Coca Ref,

Lfebfg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
Has received highest medals as PRINCIPAL Ex.
positions, and Is endorsed and prescribed by
the Medical Faculty here ami abroad as the
standard Tonic. Beware OF worthless imita-
tons ''-
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SEND for covered bucket Howsons ice cream:
quarts, 35c; pints 20c.; half pints, 49,, bucket
included. 1l04 18th st.
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AMERICAN SILVER WATCHES, with nickle
chains, SIS. Prigg'a
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Don't Die ON the Premfses
ASK your druggists for Trough on Rats 1t
clears OUT rats, mice, bed bugs, reaches. Only
16c. per box.
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L0THAIR.
by Hen. Benjamin Disraeli, Earl OF Baacons.
field. 2oc
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DRKssEAkzRs 'see" oppenheImers card

TELEPHONE COENTER.-Can at Judd 4 DAT.
Tei.er's and get counter free OF charge. +
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A FIEsT-CLAss dinner or breakfast, Soc. at
'Driyeys," 1913 Pa. ave.
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CARPETCLsANIN6 without whipping is nov.
ely and does not wear or tear ca-peSs pricss
lower than ever at Chaces', 6I6 la. ave
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The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYFICzR, I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April %. 1851, $50 a. 20,
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
variable winds, mostly northerly. stationary
or higher Barometer and temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The Chief Signal Officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin to the press
Partly cloudy weather and occasional rains
are reported from the Gulf states. Elsewhere
east OF lne ROCKY mountains fair weather pre-
walls The temperature has remained nearly
stationary during the past twenty four hours.
Ine Missouri ana Mississippi rivers continue
10 rise, the former Is six feet seven inches
above the danger line at Omaha. and the latter
three feet and three inches az Keokuk, and ii 7e
1eet four inches at Cairo, and near the danger
line at Memphis and Vicksburg, The TenneS-
see, Cumberland and Ohio rivers continue fail
ing. The indications are that fair weather will
prevail In the lower lake region, New England
and the Ohio val ey during TO day, and prooa-
bly, to- morrow, and that occasional rain will
Iall In the south Atlantic and Gulf states TODAY
The Missouri and the lower Mississippi rivers
VIII probably continue TO rise.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the Their.
nnometer at the Signal ONCE during the day
o. m, 81 o: IL g. In, 6S 9 o. m, 1872, Maxi
npn, s2.s minimum. 4S.1o.
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READ the showing up of the telephone war In
to-Moyrcw'a Sunday Chronicss.
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4 CARD.

"LKERB. xs l0!a gnnx.
C,vyrr qPHHAAss193okkL a.np,r LINING
,.vH1T LII a 1sIpp,,r.
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T he Seaside Library.

Refssued to-day.
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BRANCH OFFICE :
No. 143O f street.

IARD COLLECTORS.
u Send centa FOR full sets elegant Advertising
CARDS: sets, l0c Il full ssts; all different. l6c.
al4-SW GRANT BROWN, 6tstouers, Boston
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-10-04

Our clever patron, Mr. f R. Harrell,
(whom, by the way, We beg leave here to
congratulate upon the change in his mode of
living, more fully set forth in our marriage
notices., has generously presented us with
an elegant preserving kettle, a handsome
cake mold, and a tin set of a dozen pieces,
embracing pans, buckets, cups, basin, plate,
dlpper, nutmeg CRATER, etc. These sets are
sold BY Mr.. H at the exceedingly low price
of one dollar, and will be found one of the
cheapest accessions to the culinary depart
ment of the household that can be purchased.
We return sincere thanks for this present,
and wish the generous donor and his fair
bride long life and much happiness,