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At Milwaukee, Wis, Sunday, August Shultz,
aged Is, committed suicide last Sunday, by
hanging himself with knOtted fi5h1ng line TO
a stair banister, at the home OF his parents.
The youth was still smarting from a chastise-
ment received several days ago. which, ft Is
supposed, was the cause OF the act
1t Is said tina. ex-Coroner Eccles and Under.
caGer NJ. {. Moran OF Albany N.Y. Indicted
for perjury In making out false bills against the
county. have fed, the former to Europe and
the latter TO parts unknown.
A farmers dog at West Lincoln, H.. set bis
teeth into the fellow who was taking girl out
through window, for the purpose Of elope-
ment, and held On until the father came.
AlonZo Rice, aged so. employed on the 9th
avenue railroad In New York, was struck by an
engine Monday and instantly killed, while
crossing frCm one track to another.
A comic fellow walked into q parlor on his
hands. with his feet In the air. az a party at
Cynthiana, KY. II was very funny, until PTS
tol fell from his pocket and wss dlscnargea,
wourtipg him seriously.
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1ak fisheries SCASDAL.-A telegram from
Halifax, February :, says: Professor Hind has
puBHshed another letter. the original OF which
ne represents was sent 10 the Governor q aneral
yesterday. He gives copies OF letters received
by him from Sir Alexander Gait and Sir IuliaD
Pauncefote, OF the English Foreign ONCE. He
Tese1is the cold treatment received at the
hands OF Sir Leonard TilIey IN one mart or bfs
communication. while In another part he eKults
That Sir Leonard received HIN at the Wesrmin-
ster Palace Hotel With great cordfality. Here
pedtS lnat the fraudulent tables date back 10
1871, shortly after the signing OF the Treaty or
washington, ana declares Sir Leonard TflIey re-
sponsiole for them. There is nothing new IN
The letter now sent to he Marquis. and it Is dlf-
continuing his epiStolary warfare against the
Dominion Cabinet.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ". L. TELEGRAPH
CoMFANY.-The United States circuit court at
Philadelphia yesterday granted to the Penn
SFlEdnla railroad company an Injunction
against the Western Union telegraph company.
restraining the latter from using the telegraph
poles and wires OF the American Union teie-
graph company In such manner as to violate
the right OF the Pennsylvania railroad under
Its agreement with the American Union tele-
graph company. Jay Gould, Gen. Eckert and
ID. II. Bates. OF the American Union company
are in Philadelphia, and VIII have a conference
with the Pennsylvania officials on The su6iarf
today.
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The Now Orleans r,~os
FIVE HuNyRH5 BLOCKS sJrRhERgvp Avn rug
WATER Still, RiSIna


WATER STILL RISJSa.
4 telegram from New orieans February :
says: The water from the lake is gradually rls-
Ing and increasing the area OF the overflow
North OF the new canal the water has reached
Franklin street, the entire section being sub
merged. Between the new can al aud Bayou
st John the water now covers AL west OF Phi
euer street, except a strip or few squares on
either side OF canal street. N0rtl or Bayou -.
John and the old basin the water covers almost
the entire section west OF Claiborne street. and
as lar down as Eiysian Fields streets. Al! veg
etaole gardens In the rear OF the city have been
destroyed, ana some loss OF stock is reaortPi
put no estimates can be made OF the damage
gone Dy The Overflow, and even greater dam age
seems probable since the water continues riS-
lng. the fair grounds are entirely submerged
me Claiborne street cars are only running 10
the bridge on the old basin. the balance OF The
road beng impossible. The greatest difficulty
is experienced by the Inhabitants OF the over
Moved districts In Secur .ng provisions. These
districts embrace about so thickly settled
squares. The damage along the Louisville and
Nashville Company'S New orleans and Mobile
railroad Is very great, and it Will probably De
many days before trains can pass over the
road.
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1881 prs THE vS ~. A1,,-r 1881

10 IL sokfH. VEST AND souTHNEsf.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
sPLENDIp sGE nrT MaG Is Equipment.
TRAINS 1--we 13 ssSasf IRON rom Depot
eorrs5 OF sixth and B streets. As follows: =
r. d.,Iy; WITH slseGins osis from HsEs!sbuSs
BaLfiG6RE AND POI P6r 8 fttSP safIRoAD
with Pa-i9T Car to Wstkinis and the Nor.h. .,
.Is Sa g. sst SAP. eIssBt Sunday so m daily
sus and Watkins.
FOE WLEs:3gssgoEt Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80
For New York AID the East loo a. 10 80
1 nd M Oh u SPPnfa as.2 % p,s and - 90
80 > N. asiiy, EXCEPT Sunday
Jersey 0tty with boats Of Broosyn S1nese \, :,
torains dirsot transfer 70 Fulton street: avoid
fo- Is doaeif 5srr sse scT9ss Neg aors city
and sDfiv 10 % Limited Express. so An
2:S1, 40 t:4n, $40. $50 and IL 90 pm On
sqndsy. .oo. 1880 .. IL, 2 80. $40, 80 and
For Pqps's oreek Line. SAC Am. and 44o pm
Foe AnnSpal!s' 30 m. and 40 pm. daily. ex-
AIEXkNDi;T1 AND FREDgRICKsBURa RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
No. Ton RAILROAD I'm o.,o ,,,,
an. 900, 6 20. s 100 and II SO !. u. On sun
pm.
For Richmond aud the South, 2 OO and IL 100 J. m
c2Ly. and 5 90 y m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave AexAndria for Washington, 90, Oe,
ana l0Oo a M; 90, 8 90, 8 90, 100 and o nd
Pm and u 90 midnight. On Sunday st .OS,
n1d ~ 10 4 IL. 4; z 90 and :O5 pm.
5lcAes. Information, sleeping and parlor car No.
coGNooAuocs can be procured st the oficee north
sotheF Oh 18th street and PsnnsylvAnia Avenue
80 r. Vie uepot. where orders can be left for the
rssidences- ALUM no'oAA ana
r.kkrP 1 EAEMKR. General Passenger Agent.
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AMERICAN AID FOR 1RET4SD.-Patrick Egan.
r'asUrer O. The national land league, who Is at
present al Paris, Jelegraphs 10 tne New York
- Word hat the substantial aid which is
constantly waited over from their kindred la
TIE great republic, joined with the sympathy or
the American people, expressed through the
mouth oil the United states Congress. has
Infused into Ireland a spirit OF hope and OF
l9I efillinatl0n TO night 1t out TO the bitter end
III Iandlordism is dead and all forms OF usIIrpa-
ZION anu tyranny are laid ON the receipt or
this dispatch the HiSh World cabled Mr. Egan
% GUD francs.
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS. - The Virginia re-
publican state central committee met az KEN
mond, yesterday, and adopted by 19 to an ad-
dress TO the party In the state, presented by
General Wlckham, settling In the negative the
question or holding any convention before June
ofhcers ard against any alliances with other
parties. The executive committee previously
feSclnded lis action In favor OF state convert
ton on the 10Th OF March.
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THE IRISH QUESTIONABLE. Justin McCarthr
yesterday opposed debate On the coercion bill
In the house OF commons, and Mr. Gladstone,
relying on the early announcement OF the new
rules by the speaker, yielded, and the DEBATE
was adjourned. 4 meeting of the land iaarie
was held in Dublin, and Mr. Dillon counsel ed
continued resistance to the landlords. but
urged that the time had not arrived for rOrcIble
resistance. a resolution was passed requesting
Mr.. Parnell 10 revisit America in order TO keep
up the interest IN the cause In this country.
Parnell is how at Frankfort, where the funds
OF the lea que have been invested.
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SCHOOL TEACHER FINED-Tuckahoe, a little
naniet IN the Town OF southampton, L. / has
lust been excited over a school trouble Wesley
Young, the teacher. took occasion to fog one OF
MS pupils for some alleged misconduct The
BOYS father. vowing vengeance against the
teacher, went to the school, but did not succeed
In getting at Young. lie then resOrTrd 70 The
law, and Young was arrested. He was con-
vlcted and sentenced to pay fine As many
took sides with the boys father, Young deemed
Tribune, Sth.
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AT THE WHITAKER oURT-MARTIAL In New
lork yesterday, General Schofield said that
during the session Of the court Of inquiry his
whole desire mad been to establish the fnno-
cence OF Whitaker, BECAUSE said the Gen
eral, "he was young man under my charge.
and consequently entitled TO all the protection
could give him, and because l had retained
MIN IN the academy In opposition TO all the
academic board
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1OOAN0 AAS1-NU UNE NEED
SOfFEh.3A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding.
Itchng and liberated Piles has been discoyered ~
VI. MlNams, IAN Indian remedy. called DR. vii.
.iahis Inolao ointment. A single box has cured
me worst chrome cases OF IS and 80 years stand
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. iottanns.
Instruments and Electuaries do more harm fhan,
Allays the intense itching, particularly At nirbf
After getting warm in bed acts ~ . pouitios. iyas
Piles itching Of the private parts and nothing asa
Read what the Hon j. N. Oofhnberry, of 1Iievs
land. says about DR.. williams Indian Pile ONT
ment. have used scores Of Pile cures. and it AZ
fords me pleasure to say that have never found
nythtEg which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief % DR.. Williams Indian Pils Ointment.
For sale by Al drugglsts, or mailed on receipt Of
b. bTOTT & CROMWELL, Wholesale Asentss
kS2 PenosyigaoiA ave. jAQl0-eo
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A CONTEST OVER SoTHERN's VILLA London
special 10 the \. Y. World says: The Will OF
the late Z. a. Sotnern, the actor, has been
onefed Tor probate. IL beqQeaths the greater
sole charge OF his youngest children. The
WIDOW ana the eldest son are cut OF aud have
begun contest OF the will on the ground OF
nhdue influence, as they ailege that hts sister
lau complete control over him during the last
rev months OF his life ana prevented them rron
seeing him.
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RAILROAD SMASH UP.-The New York ayrrnes
train for Chicago over the Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore road was thrown from the tract,
Lear Striker, Ind, Monday. by defective rail.
Two s!eeplng cars Jumped the track, and the
Union Pacific directors car, containinr nrln1l
Der OF railroad officials, was pitched down an
embaDkment ten feet high and conpIpteiy
wrecked. Its occupants We're all badly bruised
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INJURED OPERA SINGERS.-Th following mem.
Defs OF the Strakosch-Hess English opera troupe
were injured by the railroad accident near
hampstead, Tex, Saturday: Mrs TobDle. MT,
larenZo, Miss agnes Delano MIR. Hobach, Mr..
Schuckharot and Mr. Jasper each severely
wounded IN the head, and Miss Rose Marion.
cut badly IN The side.
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FOUND MCRDERBp IN HIS BED--At Detroit.
Mich. W. NJ. Harvey was found dead il his b.
on sunday al his hotel Monday the under.
taker discovered a small hole in the body JUS
over the heart, aud further Investigation lead
10 the oeller that lie was murdered. felIoG
boaFder WHO roomed next door has been ar
rested on suspicion.
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DIsGRACEFUL SCENE AT AN EXECUTION
Joseph N. Thibault was hanged at ANNAPOLIS.
\. s., yesterday. for the murder OF Charlotte
Hlll. at Lake View. n. S, in September last
he walked firmly upon the Scaff0ld aud looked
fearleSsl5 around. His neck was broken when
the drop fell and he was pronounced dead In
fifteen minutes. He made no confession, A
diSgraceful scene occurred at the gallows. a
crowd OF 900 persons baCtering down the iail
fence and forcing their way In the enclosure.
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THE GREAT FLOATING Ice FIRLD In front OF
Long iiranch, y. j.. has broken in all twelve of
the iron columns supporting the pier dock, and
ended. -
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ICE IN LONG ISLAND SOUED.-The Great South
Gay, on Long Island Sound, has been frozen
over lot seven weeks. The Ice is twenty four
two horses. crossed from Babylon to OAK
Island, secured load OF oysters and returned
leat not known to have been accomplished
before In twenty years
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AFTER 1NGERSoLL.-Chief Justice Comegys,
IN the criminal court, al Wilmington. i,t.l.
Monday called the attention OF the grand
jury to the recent address OF Col. Ingersoll ln
tnat city. say Ing 1t was worthy Of their atlen-
ton as coming under the law OF Dlasphemy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-09

A WIFE AT TwELyE.-In Erie. Pa Monday
Judge GaIbrafth dissolved the marriage OF
Flora Grace. child under twelve who by force
and fraud was married to Louis Grace. a man
Old enough to be her rather
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SIR BOYLE ROCHE AGAIN.-It is not often that
The callousneSs OF the hated Saxon Is de-
nounced Ii language more truly Eibernian
than that employed by one OF the members for
H.chioW ID the House or Commons during the
debate on the address. las long. exclaimed
The honorable gentleman liz ferYent accents
las long as Ireland was silent under wrongs
England was dear 10 her cries. '-Cairi,t = Yg{E
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GOING TO NEW ORLEANS.-The New York sey-
enty-drst regiment or national guard have
perfected arrangements to visit New Orleans on
Mardi Gras. They will spend the 25th inst In
Cincinnati and reach New Orleans on the 27th,
The trip viii cost I2,00O, OF which Louisiana
paws Sc. OOO,
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND Oh,O Rh!L ROAD.
The MODEL FASTLINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
IHEEAsT AND THE " WESf F. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACE, JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE e EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
AM LEaFs FAVE R u tSaI-
fl.SC-Uhi Haso, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
Baltimore, Elncott City and way stations
g. e0-Baltiruore. Annapolis, and way. yPiedmont
sts1s.orE, Winchester. Hsgerstcwn and way.
s.l0-PoiEt x Rocks and wsy stations.
8 se-StauEtOl and Valley Express. Connects
f2- hassrstoSn a1d at Point Of Rocks for
8 OO-Nes Phfedalphis and Boston gxprsss
fs-Ve.OS sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
nc o0cBs.'.sIoEe Exgress; tstops a: HysttsyiIs.
49, .s 6Ji.ss1 aa p, La1:9.' Annapolis Juno
no +2-P:ttsoar<h. Chicago. Cincinnati and
Lou-5 EIpzess-
IL l0aBs,an-ore, Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
Il 26-ou Sunday only. for Baltimore snd way
t. o5-Ba-tlL- cre Express
and Way Sta sta a V eWinc anssss
Frederick, aSserstown and Way. via
.sO-Bsi.rore, Hyattsviue and Laurel E1-
pres tfrederlck, via Relay. Stops st AIMS
ti46-P0in; II Rocks. Frederick, Hagers.ovn,
tsP6It T ana way Stations COZ Sunday
"A tU-Bsl dnpre, Annapolis and Way Stations
- 45-Philsielphia snd Baltimore Express. Mar
dnsourg and Way, VIA Betsy. Stops At Ri stts-
vile aDG I4sare)
o.O5-Polnt OF ROCKS and Way Stations.
ia. t5~Bktlnore and Way Stations,
7-S-Baltiulore and Laurel Express.
Is eTPitF0r rs, GincisnaH and 81 Louis Express.
9&o-Batmore fayetteville and Laurel Express
flo-DO-Nev York, PhiladelphiA snd Boston Ex.
press Sleepin9 Oar 70 New York, and spec-
Ia Sleeping Car 10 Philadelphia
fDaily. tsUndsy only. Other trains daily az
cept Sunday.
Az trains stop 81 Relsy Station.
For further information apply n the Baltimore
Aud Ohio ticket Offices, Warrington Station, ahd
dig sid 1871 Pennsylyenia avenue. corner 14th
Street where orders Will be taken for baggage to h
shocked and received ST any point in he city.
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DIR. WIN. ThEyITT died at Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday. OF heart disease. He was formerly
secretary or state OF OHIO. and also represented
The United States II Chill under Pierce and
Buchanan.
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THE TENNESSEE BRIBERY.-A telegram to the
New York Herald rom Nashville, February :.
says: A great dea. of interest has been mani
rested here In regard to Mr.. II. u. McIaugh-
lin, the witness who has decamped to avoid
going before the legislative Investigating com
mittte. II was we'll known that Mel aughlin
nad been out OF employment for some time and
oil. The day before the election of controller
ard treasurer ne paid sS5 on this BIZ, ana dis
played good deal OF money. He then ofrerei
VIZ uld be elected. A man offered to bet him $50
against $50, but he refused to take the bet AS
ne LETT the saloon where this incident occurred
ne 1eio up iaIge roll OF money and said. This
Will get TWO, but it Is not known whom he rp.
ferted TO. 1t Is believed By mary that Ne Is Sc
cTete0 In Nashville
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John SHERMAN x Co.
- st. Cloud Building.
Resi Estate Agents and Aucts.
oBAANNCERT Ts sAL FL XaALUAbLE IMPROVED
sTRkET WEST, BE 2fix ER e e AND SiF +
MTiAAssRRIISsaToS. AND D1sTRiof OF CO
BY virtte of decree Of the Supreme Court Ia
OF the strict OF Couub ia, passed in Equity f.t
cause NO. 4,5o2, wherein Henry Kaiser zI.0.
et al. are complanants and George W. Stck-
Of the mandate of the Supreme Court of tie United
States affirming said decree, the undersigned. as
Trustee. Wi l offer for sale, on SATURDAY, THE
HdHafEEN MI N!IH) DAY OF EEBaUAR1, 1881. at
OF the premises all those certain pieces or reels
of ground lying and being in the city OF Washing
ton and District of Columbia aud known ana de
scr1oed as Lot numbered thirteen lla) aud the
north halt of Lot numbered fourteen "a So Iare
number ed three hundred and forty seven (j4T).
together with the improvements and aDpurtenauCes
thereto belonging or In any wise appertal nin,
improvements consisting OF three large Pressed
Brick Dwelling Houses numbered reEpe CtiveIy SIS
$50 and 522 Tenth street northwest said city and
District. The said dwelling houses wi n the ground
thereto appertainiDs, will be put UP and sold sepa
rstely.
Terms of sale are as follows One ourtb q y of
the purchase money shall be paid in ca sh within
FIVE days from day of sale. and the balance in Two
equal instruments, IN twelve tl2) ard twenty four
GA months from the day of sale each deferred
pay ment TO draw interest from the dsy OF sale at
the rate of eight Isl per centilm per annnm
or the purchaser or purchasers may pay
cash on the day of sale. the ratification
thereof by the Court. deposit of 300 in cash
shall be required on each parcel when the same
thai! have been sold and the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property any parcel thereof on
non piance with the terms ct sale, at the
". NJ. SMITH. Salesman feo7-eod&ds
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YOU'RE sister ,Melias teller, amt you:r asked
tne little trorter, not yet out OF dresses '.Well
what DO you think about it," was the replying
matched his hair II f1nk," said the little one
that mamma talks awfuIly bout the 'marge-
rine on your hair gettin' the new wall paper
dirty" There's where the child made q mis-
Register.
The theaters and other places of amusement
IN 81. Louis are open On Sunday evenings, and
some OF them give matinees. Clergymen and
are endeavoring to put stop to this by secUr-
Ing further legislation for the enforcement OF
the Sunday laws.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTEB B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOpsers.
TRgsTEE,s SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF
THE PARkINSO HOUSE, No 622 Penn
SAVANNA AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTd
AND SEVENTH SHEETS NORTHWEST
NUMBERING IN ALL ABOUT TWENTY
ROOMS.
By virtue OK a dead of trust dated, No-o
yeIn Der 18th, A. ID 1878 and duly recorded III
in Liber No. 9G9, folio 345 ct seq, one of the -
!and records forW ashingtOn county, d. O.. and
by dire eli2n OF the party secured thereby shall
DAY. FEBRUARY 10TH A. ID. 1881. AT 10 O'CLOCK
An. ali the goods mentioned in Schedule marked
"a name in part
Walnut Chamber Suites: Cottage Furniture;
Painted bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands;
Hair Cloth sofas and Chairs:
Walnut Extension Tables
Dining room Chairs; Gard Tables; Sideboaris:
Hall Carpets and Uil- Cloth
stair Plates Mattresses; Blankets;
Spre ads Bedding; Heating Stoves;
Ingram Carpets Lounges; Plated Ware;
China. Glass and Crockery Ware;
No 10 1rors.de Cook Stove;
Office Stove, Furniture, &C;
hltclen Utensils, and many other articles men
toned in Schedule too numerous to enumerate
Terms cash.
RICHARD f. PARKER, Trustee.
feb4- d WALTER b. WILLIAMS q Co, Aucts.
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ITOLEY, Aucuoneer.
THIS Is THE LAST WEEK
1T STORE STE SEVENTH STREET W
AL the FANCY GOODS,
FIVE SHOW CASES,
ONE LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRROR.
Suitable for Dwelling or Store
Anc ONE HOWE 81 ~1NG MACHINE,
(Cabinetl nearly new, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
Tbs sale ends on SATURDAY positively.
IeDS-Z- FOLEY, Auctioneer. E.
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NEW YORK-ROTrERDAM.

The frst-cIass Steamers Of this Line,
'AMSTEkDAM," ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM," ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
'sP. CALAND, " and MAS"
Carrying the o. 8 Mails to the Netherlands, leave
NEsDAY.
LIST CABIN. $50 SO. I'd Cabin, s45-s5o. Steer
age, S26- q. OAZAUX, General Agent, 81 South
Nlllsm -. New York. Fo- passage apply to ".
g METZEROTT & co, 92J Pennsylvania ave-
Washington; or f III. JOHNSON, Agent National
Ssfe Deposit Building, corner New York ave. and
l5th 81 northwest ianl7
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FLORIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOEs CAPONS FROM pHII,A.
DELPHIA.
ALSO. PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TTR.
KEYS.
EXTRA BOAST BEEF, CANvASS-BACK, RED
HEAD. QUAIL, GROUSE, Ere,
AT THE
PALACE HARRIET.
Cor. 18th and New York ave.
FRANK j. TIBBETH. isnI7
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TOMORROW.

SPECIAL SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF GRO
= cerles and Fixtures contained in store No. 1911
10TH ct. northwest, commencing THURSDAY
MORNING neIt. February 10th. at 10 O'Clock.
Dealers invited. ID. MCCAIN, Salesman.
JAS. GUILD, Auctioneer. feb9-2t
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ELPH0EZo YOUNas,

A LWAYs WERE AHEAD!
"A ARE STILL AHEAD
DE Any AND ALL COMPETITION
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL
Awarded again to
CERES,
Inc celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO-
JESS FLOUR, for being the handsonbst and the
n0st nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib.
lted at q fair Remember that every housekesper
who wants
sSOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for CERES. tha champion
-Four of America.
FOB SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
corner Est It. and Indiana ave,
WIN. wi. CALF & co.
p S.-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
Buckwheat. daciS
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JUST HECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS
PEACH BLOW AND PEERLESS POTATOES,
Price 30 Cents per Bushel
10 pounds Granulated Sugar best quality for a1 m
~ 8, Iouee a. - LOO
- Lisbl Brown - 100
IInIerla anu ooioDg Lea, per Id. .......... 40
GunPowder Tea, very choice, per ID. so
Old Government Java Coffee, per Id ......... %
Hasuay ra SoHee cholce, per To-. ............. rs
S.er! pest no CoHee per 10 ................. IS
NJ MIAnes1ta fatenI frocess Flour, per sack. 2.25
ono'ce SirslMs fainlty Flour, per sack. 1.T5
Extra ...... i. SO
9~ee1 OSIaTpa wine, per gan ........... LOO
DoH SaIiot herry, rlch and fruity, per gall. q so
california Brandy, equal to imported ~ s. 90
did ..:...;.........:...... -. $50
Ierman mustard, per gan ............. so
very ch0ice fofto hlco holasses, per gali 80. 40
And all other articles usually kept in q first ass
establishment, at correspondingly low figures, at
HOWARD'B,
9TH and l. street, northwest.
n. B.-IelephonIc Connections janlg-3ra