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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02
The Cour, IS now busily engaged In hearing

The Court IS now busily engaged In hearing
the alexander" case You remember that =
few years ago George Alexander, a colored
man, shot and killed his wife with double.
bal relied shot gun, at DeKalb. He was tried,
convicted of murder and sentenced to he hung
The case went to the Supreme Court and seem
Ell to hang fire. An hour before the time Tor
hanging u dispatch WAS received from Ottawa
announcing that supersedeas had been grant
ed by the Supreme Court, and ctellow given
another chance for his Lille. His attorneys ut
Inc first trial were A. G. Allen and j. j. Nc
KlnnOn, the latter now deceased HIS trial at
this term commenced last Monday. lie is de.
Tended now by Hon. r. l.. Divine, ii. a. Jones
and John j. Flannery. The prosecution IS
managed by The states attorney, j. b. Stevens,
exstates attorney, j. l.. Pratt, aud Hon. A. Is
Coon.
The prosecution rested their case this even
Ing.
The defense will put in their evidence to.
morrow 1t Is u very Interesting trial. 80 lar
it looks as though Alexander must hang, more
evidence having been adduccd against him
than at the former trial.
II is claimed ON the defense that Alexander
killed his wife, but only accidentally. II true
it is hoped it may fully appear VIII write
YOU more about the case IN my next letter
H.,
rot To mention. One day last week, while Mr.
Divine was cross examining a witness, he got
"leariully and wonderfully mad because his
honor, Judge Upton, sustained several o2jec
tions to his questions. Dick" Jumped to his
feet, hi. hair, gnarlcd and rough, and his lips
livid with rage, and shaking his fist at the
Judge, he yelled out; Fine me! fine me that's
what YOU want to do! Fine me aud send me
to jail" Coolly and quietly ms honor pointed
his foretingcr at he Darrlslcr aud pleasantly
said "Srt down, SIT down; no, sir, I'll not fine
YOU. Sit down, Mr.. Divine" Divine soon sat
down, and completely collapsed. a few min.
utes afterward court adjourned tor dinner l
heard the Judge ana the irate lawyer discuss
ing matters in the street. Divine asked: why
In hell didnt you let me go on. Why didyou
stop my performance? Why didn't you fine
and send me to jaily WAS playing star actor,
and wanted To he fined to carry out the pro
gramme." II knew it," answered the Judge
II knew you wanted to be fined but let me
tell you, Brother Divine, that many star actor
ha. utterly failed upon the stage for want OF
excellent support and at the proper time"
Poor Divine wIllcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02
DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS.

Spring suddenly it did this plenty of
with
that'
spring. anyhow
the materials than
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02

d. Henry Breuning, having a divorce suit on
hand and been restrained by the court from dis
turbing his property, the other day bought POI
son, the police tell us, and wanted to die. The
police wouldn't let him!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, July2, 1881.
The Times Of yesterday says:
On the board OF trade the markets were gen
orally strong on yesterday. Wheat was easier,
but in corn, oats and provisions the changes eX-
perienced were favorable for holders. The de
cline on wheat was confined to small fraction
OF a cent. Business was quite active. On
,Chnnrn cash nrnnprtY closed as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02

Another large invoice Of negroes arrived TIL
week as help in the starch works
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02

Hides with grubf are cassed AZ dahaeeu anu
| 20 AT two-thrds price. ----
The grain prices whole range OF market from ware
house prices prices pad for odd loads for feed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02


Court 10 running nicely. Thermometer 05
TO 100 degrees; is just melting life up into
grease
Last week our old friend, Hon. Samuel Rich
olson, tried divorce suit here that lasted lit
tie over one day. While here some three or
four DAYS Mr.. Nicholson spoke highly of the
treatment he received at the hands of our
County bar and their honors, Judges Upton,
end Kellum. His management Of his clients
case ELECTED merited approval from the Oldest
Judges and lawyers Opposed to him were
Messrs Lowell and Carnes, two OF Dekalb
county's leading lawyers 1t is admitted that
he took their sand completely away, and their
case stranded for want of sufficient ballast. His
gentlemanly bearing won him lots of friends
m this county. There's no use lodging lit
takes La Sale county boy to make friends
abroad" and Sam is the gentleman who will
be welcomed back here again with a warm
heart and open hand by every member Of this
bar.
Mr. Chas Cullen, OF Ottawa, appeared as So
licItor this evening in an ex par,e divorce case
before his honor Judge Upton, and decree
was awarded his client Mr.. Cullen appears
TO be young man of good habits fine bearing,
and deserving of the best success. He Is quite
modest gentleman, and makes an excellent
impression in the court room. A little longer
active field practice" will sccustom him more
20 the ways OF the world and impart 70 him a
greater degree OF freedom than he now has.
Mos, Young lawyers know more law and think
less sense when commencing practice than ten
wears afterward. Mr.. Cullen indicates by his
bearing that he Is a student and feels his way
carefully.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02

The city council should take ia hand the mat
er OF driving cattle through the streets, which
s daily made an intolerable nuisance. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

From the tenor OF Senator Sherman's remark
on taking the chair. as permanent president Of
the republican state convention at Cleveland 1t
Is evident that the talk which has heretofore
ciassed him as sympathlsing With Mr.. Conkling
and entertaining feeling OF discomfort or Luke
Warmness toward the administration Is without
foundation In fact. He said that we shave no
room In this country for leader who COM
mands and dictates" that there is no room
mere Tor primate or a boss" and that the
IMAM who attempts TO be boss had better make
his viii beforehand" 1t Is evident that the late
Senator from New York must look elsewhere
for sympathy and support In his present strug-
gle than TO the distinguished republican Sena-
tor from Ohio.
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IMPROVEMENT ADVERTISE.
MENT NO. L.

AS WE HAVE SAID TO YOU SEVERAL
TIMES BEFORE WE ARE (PENpINa I'M.
PRovEMKNTs SHORTLY TO TAKE PLACE
COMPELLED TO REMOVE ALL THE STOCK
THAT Is NOW ON THE FIRST FLOOR TO
THE UPPER FLOODS. IN ORDER TO
GIVE Us ROOM WE ABE GOING TO CLEAR
OUT TIE STOCK ON THESE FLOORS AT A
SACRIFICE. We OFFER THE CHOICE OF
SIX HUNDRED STYLISH OHILDREN's
SUITS. NONE OF WHICH ARE WORTH LESS
TEAM FIVE DOLLARS. AND MANY THAT
ARE GOOD VALUE AT Blk AND SEVEN DOL
LARS. WE OFFER THE CHOICE OF THEM
AT FOUR DOLLARS. WE WISH 1T REMEM
BERRD. THAT THESE REDUCTIONS ARE
REAL AND hot IMAGINARY. AS NINE
7ENTHs OF THOSE ANNOUNCED ARE. IF
YOU SHOULD NOT BE "a WANT OF SUIT
YOUR BOY MAY WANT A GRAY ALPACA
JACKET. WE OFFER YOU HUNDRED IN
sMALL SIZES AT FIFTY CENTS. AND A
HUNDRED IN LARGE SIZES AT SEVERITY
FIVE GENTS. THEY ARE WORTH DOUBLE
III BE, AND IF YOU WAIT UNTIL
NEXT WEEK TO Boy YOU MAY FIND THEM
IN DUB sTOCK-AND YOU MAY NOT
CHANCES THE LATTRR-As AT THESE
PRICES IT DON'T TAKE Us LONG TO SELL
OUT LOT.
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The Virginia Republicans and the
RaAdiuAfeY ~


The republican executive committee OF Viz
gtnia yesterday issued call for meeting OF
the state central committee on the goth inst,
for the purpose OF deciding upon the policy OF
holding a state convention. Gen Wickham
chairman Of the executive committee. ard one
OF the aOlest men OF his party, is urgent n be-
half OF convention. He has issued shor.
address to the republicans OF Virginia, which
rings with the earnestness of his own feeling
on the subject. He calls upon all republicans
to maintain their local organization and to
exert themselves to prevent assertions to the
readJusters. Gen. Wickham refuses to couu-
tenance the readjusters because of their repu-
diation tendencies and ideas. He insists that
the republican party cannot combine With the
readjuSters without virtually endorsing their
financial doctrine, and he Is not willing to do
anything Of this kind. In this view General
Wickham undoubtedly represents all the better
elements OF his party, and OF other parties In
Virginia. There are thousands OF democrats In
the state who openly declare that they would
vote with the republicans to defeat the reai.
justeIs. These declarations are made because
OF the record the republican party has m ade in
support OF the honest payment OF public DBL
cations. Men OF Virginia who have the inter-
ests Of the state at heart would. 1t is believed,
unite with the republicans to put down rep1-
diat1on. Gen. Wickham understands and ap-
preciates the advantageous ground his party
II thoroughly united. could now occupy. Tae
democracy is rent into two bitter factions
Should the progress of the canvass develop the
fact that the readjuster faction is the stronger
OF the two, there are thousands of democrats
who would, 1t is held, vote for q straight re.
publican ticket, pledged to an honest payment
OF the state debt rather than run the risk of
read1uster success. Whether or not General
W1ckhain Can make his party see this impor-
tant point remains to be determined. The
chairman Of the republican state central COM
mittee Is nominee on the readjuster ticket,
ard or course be will work for coalition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

The doctors vii have to take q W bearings
The commonly accepted theory that Brigh.'s
disease OF the kidneys is due TO generous d ct
ana free Indulgence IN stimulating beverages
is quite upset by the case OF Mr.. Joseph Sab,n.
the wei[known New York blbiiopo.ist, who
died last Sunday. Dir. Saoin led a perfectly
regular and abstemious ufe drinking neither
spirituous liquors. light wines, beer, tea, nor
coffee, and never using tobacco In any form
and yet he fell victim TO that painful and
fatal malady.
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KINGS ALACE.
WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.
THE GREATEST MARX DOWN IN PRICES OF
MILLINERY IN THE CITY.
COMPETITION DEFIED.
EOTE KINGS PALACE sLAUGHTEgINd
PRICES.

WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING:
. 10 cases Of French Chips and Seven End, In 81
the desirable shadea. from SO cents to 81.
Rough and Ready Of all shapes also Pore apines.
at 25c-, SIC 40c, 45c., Soc to SIC.
Fayalls, In all colors and styles. at SIC, 4Oc soc
Ore hundred different styles of Ladies'. Child
ren,s and Misses Hats. In Canton, Milan, Tu can
Petal, Manflis and Tape fresh from our last ina :
FORT ION. at prices which challenge competition.
CbIldren's, Misses and Ladies' sailors by the
Thousands will be sold at astonishingly low prices
Our stock of Feathers and Plumes in all sh I'd Is
and grades. ts the largest yet offered and W 1. b
tod at 35c., soc, Coo 75c to 81, e2. So. s5 &C
coYding to quality.
Onr ass ortment Of Silks and aatins istruIy -~o1.
defful; also our Ribbons must be seen to h 40
Preciated, not alone for the immense gu ",
but also for the extraordinary low figures
Our stock OF Iaces is immense, and represe AZ al
the leading manufactnrers Of Europe.
Although Spanish Laces have considerably ad-
vanced. we sell ours at less than market value.
KID LOVES.
We shall OFFER as usual our famous Kings Pal
see KID, 8 ahd buttons, fro n 81 TO 81 .25.
The very best Lace Kids at 81 rs only
our BLOCK OF ParaSOl5 willing to Sal! At
Ter cent. below cost to close out the e.. tire lot
, he hal dsomest and largest show room in til
city 49, 49,
KINe'a PALACE HALL is now replste with tn
n. Icest PATTERN Hats and BOnnets, which Will b
cd at gre at reduction.
II prices VIII tell our goods are bound to sell.
We invite ali to the great and grand
KINGS PALACE.
1el0-1m STA 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

live are TO believe what the New York poll.
ticians say OF one another, they are q pretty
crooked lot, all around. The other DAY The
% half breeds" charged upon the "stalwarts y
that petition on behalf o; Conkllny, Contain
ing several thousand names, was a rank
forgery, and now the stalwarts are retaliating
with the allegation that the half breeds are
trying TO buy stalwart voters at 81, 900 piecs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

IHE STAb pTlntcu during lne mon tn or May
2,392 new advertisements. being the largest
number ever printed In one month In the his
tory OF the paper. The Increase for the five
months of 81 over the corresponding period OF
last year already exec eds 900, that OF May
alone being 2S4. Advertisers Will confer
favor by sending In their orders early for to-
monow's enlarged edition In order to secure
Insertion and classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

ATTENTION IS CALLED
TO THE FOLLOWING
NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING
Just received at
The AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New Styles Of Fine ht-coored Cashmere Suits
new et3 les of Fine Cheviot Suits.
New Sly les OF Fine Silk faced Check Suits
New Styles of fine Dress Suits.
New sty les of Fine Serge Suits
New Styles of Fine Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits.
New Styles Of Fine Drab d'Etat Suits
New st, les OF Evening Suits.
Fifty New Styles of Cashmere Pants.
Immense Variety of White Vests.
The Latest SENSATION
IN CHILDREN'S SUITS.
II Roya, Blue Jack Tar Suits, from to IL years.
busters OF every description for Men and Boys.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
HE Prices always the very lowest.
A. STRAUS,
No. 939 Pennsylvania Avenue,
je4 FIVE Doors FROM 10Th STREET.
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A. SAKS d CO..
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs.
S16 AND BIS 7TH ST. 3l6 AND 3I8 7rH ST
jeIO
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SPECIALTIES.


Ms rs. n IA HALL, Of New York city, SPIRIT
IVA UAL MEDIUM. ClairvoyAnt sittings for all
BUSH ess affairs and diagnosis of disease. Brain
Rest 10y MAGNETIC Treatment. 2SS pennsylvania
ave. EoFthws ST. m4-1m
MADAM DUBOUIS. FRENCH MEDIUM, works
M OaeI etc Electricity; tells true lfei Gard
resGer; tells psst, present and future, and gives
good advice for lady and gentleman. No. Coz ID h
st northwest. Hours from to Ia q m ana TO
SPIN. mia In
N rs. II. T. WRIGHT. OLAIRv0YANT AND MAG
vi NETIC PHYSICIAN, has eminent sue cess in treat
irg ncate and chronic disease The suffering
should call at her residence 600 9th street. corner
of street northwest. marl-4ms
rs ale. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIER EVENTS OF
Va LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies' and
Gentlemen so cents each. No. 408 street. betveep
4fb and 6t1 streets northwest. fsbl0- l8ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

$500 REWARD!
OVER A MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,s FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Have already been sold in this country and In
France: every one Of which has given perfect
satisfaction, and has performed cures
every time e. When ais1 ct sssd according
that We Will pay the above reward for single
LAME BACK
Thf hs RsH Ely 70 and sur T aEs HYsa
Iropsy. Brfght's Disease Of the Kidneys. incon.
Jon Of the Bideeyr oatsrrh Of the Bladder, High
Coiored Urine. Pain in the BACK. side or toins,
Bladder and Urinary Organs whether contracted
by private disease or otherwise.
weakness or any Disease Of the kidneya BIaader,
or Urinary Organs.
YOU CAN BE CURED!
Without swallowing nauseous medicines. by sim.
ply wearing
PROF. GUILWETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
AZ dsfs t tH rRnr
has rot got it. send 49, co and you VIII receive the
Pad by return mail
PROF. GUILMkITE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
VIII positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
Ague Cake, Bilious Fever, Jsundice, Dyspepsia
ard 81! diseases Of the Liver. Stomach and Blood,
Price 81. 90 by mail. Send for Prof. 9uilmstte's
Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver, free by mail.
Address
FRENCH PAD co..
m30 Toledo Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

The proceedings OF the Ohio state republican
convention. which met az Cleveland, Wednes-
day, were according TO the reports, entirely
harmonious throughout. In fact. the ~ 1s. i'm
portant nominations were made by ACCLAIM
ton, which indicates an unconnonIy strong
ticket. The New York complication WAS
adroitly kept ought OF sight. ana tn platform
provoked no discussion, but, on the contrary
was received with great enthusiasm as were
the speeches OF the day. These circumstances
show not only good management but good feel.
Ing as well, and give the republicans Strong
hopes OF Carrying the state this fall IN spite OF
the discussions which exist In the party else.
where. at present these hopes appear to be
well founded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

SILK UMBRELLAS 81 TO $40,
y LarHe stock for Ladies' and Gentlemen
Also, Wagon and Buggy UMBRELLAs,
s. to IS.
STINEMETZS
je4 1887 Pennsylyania avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

FlOBACCO AND OTHER DISCOLORATIONS
u Of the u eth are removed spee6ily and effeofm
ally by the AFRICAN TotlTH BRUSH and at q
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T IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS AND HARB0Rs.

I IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS AND HARBORS.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
19C7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 8, 1881.
Sealed Proposals for the improvement Of the fol-
owing Rivers snd Harbors win be received at this
Once until ~ NJ, on SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1881,
and opened mediately thereafter:
l-Washington Aaibor, y c.. Dredging.
2-Gt georgetown HarsOr, d, c., Removal Of fast
rock
,,s-Breton Bay, Nd Nomini Greek. vs. Mount
Nernen CbanLel Va and Neabsco Greek. We. !;
Dredging. Ito be let togetber.)
Az ORR hIver. Va, Dredging.
g. Crbapa rfek, Va, DrsdxinR.
6-Totusbi River. Va. Constructing Dixie.
specifications contsinpe detailed inf ,rmstion,
and blank forms for propCs ls can be obtained at
this Office where mars and plans msy be seen.
The right to reject any or all proposals is re-
served. g. T. ALBEIT.
je1O ct 8. Civil lRfnee-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

J.. Ii. WHITE q BROS.
Manufacturers of
PORTLAND CEMENT
ROMAN CEMENT. KEENE'S CEMENT
Works: Swanfcombe, FL gland. The
contracts to supply over ten thousand bar
rels Of Portland o. ment for ST ell 9Th eping sa
the foundation OF the Washington monu- saEssAz
ment we're awarded to us over al. competitors, our
Cement being the strongest and best.
HOWARD FLEMING, sole agent g., % Lib
erty ct, New York. h. SUOE. agent for Dis
trict OF Columbia. Biscoes 10th ST. VIII .rf, and has
cargo Of the Cement stored in his warehouses at
Bisck e's 10th st. whsrves. les 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10
Civil Service Reform Again.

Baltimore Is to have a civil service reform
association similar In character and purpose to
that low existing In New York, OF which GO
VIM. Curtis Is president. number OF promi-
nent business men Of Baltimore met last night
and. by resolution, appointed a committee o!
ten to prepare and submit plan for the pro-
posed organization, together with list OF
officers. The fact that the number In attend
a1ce was small did not diSmay the projectors
of the civil service movement. 1t was deter.
mined TO go ahead aud organize; to circulate
documents calculated TO awaken the people to
realization Of the necessity for reform In the
civil service, and in fact, to make the move
ment grow. As was remarked by one OF the
speakers, II the civil service Is ever to be I'M
proved It must be brought about by the people
and somebody must begin the movement.
The civil service reform association 10 New
York had the field TO itself for q long time, but
now there are organizations similar to 1t and
having the same purpose In view, 10 many OF
the states. Indeed, IL was the New York as
ISOLATION which inspired the movement JUS
tnaugurated In Baltimore. Since the early days
of the first Jackson administration the system
OF reTarding politicians with the spells o {
office has prevailed and 1t Is one not easily
oVerthroWn. especially In this government;
but, the system can De improved II IL cannot be
overthrown. one needed Improvement Is to
give to the faithful and competent government
employ6 some assurance that his tenure o..
place does not depend upon the result of every
election In the Congressional district in which
he resides. When new Congressman of the
ruling party Is elected he hurries to Washing
ton for the purpose OF ascertalning how many
appointments his predecessor had made 10 the
public service, and his immediate demafd Is
that these appointees shall be supplanted by
persons OF his own choosing. Heads of de-
partments frequently protest against turning
out tried man to put In a new one, but II the
newly elected member insists he usually has
his way. Scores Of persons who are faithful
and efficient seTvitors Of the government lose
their places soon after every Congressional
election, because newly-elected members O.
Congress insist upon having places for the men
who helped elect them. There Is vast room for
improvement IN the civil service, though It is
MT so bad as often described and the Baltimore
association Will be near enough to Washington
to learn just where to strike for reform.
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DROPOaAL8 FOR MAKING MINOR REPAIRS
L To BITUMINOUS PAvEMENTJ
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAGuTECrnN luna OH 100


DIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON June 9th. 1881
By direction of the Board of COMMITS uoners.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
~ O'Clock m on MONDAY. June 40 1881 for
MAKING M Minor Repairs TO Bisuu gous Psvemeats q
the CITY OF Washing ton, District of Oolu mbs for
the rear ending June 80, 1882. "
BAD forms Cf proposal and specifications can be
ootAlned at tn office, together 9th all necessary
inform alton rel, ting there o. and bids upon these
forms VIII alone be considered.
IattH Of bids ~
W J. TWINTNG Maj of Engineers, o s.A.,
yeIu6t Engineer Commit, sioner o G.
pROPOsALs FOB MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
CFFIoE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June TO- 1881
sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
4anogsDy and Black Walnut Lumber at the site
OF the Building for State War and Navy Depart
ments In this City. will be received at this Office
onteiy thereafter in presence Of bidders.
specifications. general instructions for bidders
and plank foi ms OF proposal. viii be furnished to
ESTABLISHED dealers in hard wood lumber, upon
their proper apple alton at this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
1elO'6s 1t. Col. Corps OF Engineers.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

FINE PLATED WARE.
CASTERS. PICKLE JARS.
CAKE BASKETS. BUTTER DIsYRs
BERRY DISHES. SPOONS FORKS. 40.
Sole agent in the District OF Columbia for
EpDY'S CELEBRATED Hydrocarbons,
m. w. BkVRHIDGE.
je4 No. 1000 PennsyIva MIA avenue.
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PERSONAL.
1OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports ~
q To the responsibility PEOPLE, with abstracts OF
Hers On real estate coo 10th ut. ". Of6ce hours:
2 TO 10 10 4. 2 TO 6 and to 10 pm. spi1
MADAM ROSE, the long established. reliable
WI Clairvoy ant and Astroiosist gives better sat-
isfaction in an affairs OF life than aly one in the
profession; tells the pact present and future des
iiny gives Advice ana assistance on al matters ap-
pertaining to business. love and mAtrimony ALL
IN TRoURLE CALL Satisfaction given or no nay.
Communication Rooms, 402 I'd street. above D street
northwest. ap6
w h. ALBUR0ER. successor to I. p. LIsBEY,
w Matchmaker and Jeweer, has removed 70
corner Of 7th and Y sic. northwest In DRUG store
opposite u b. r. o.. sepl6