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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
PROPOSALS.
DLAES FOR PUBLIC sUaQUL BUILD.
l. ines WASTXD

DLANS FOR PUBLIC sJaoUL BUIID.
l. ines WAITED
Plans and tpoCia cations for q scho i bull iinp
to scccmm: dite four hundred boys will b. re-
ceived st thu ell - OF the SUPERINTENDENT o;
Public Schools up 10 II 10. on s;ATiIi.DAY.
February Alb, 1852.
All drawings must DO made 10 tha uniform
scale Of four feet TO one iacn. and such dunila -
larger scale ss may be necessary to airplify
any peculiar plan. drawing, &c
Drawings, as follows. must b. eeaL in by sa.h
competitor: all at ono time, Wig:
]. Plan Of each floor.
2, Transverse Section.
8. Front and side elevations.
Full specifications mus! scetm ),ny osca "a.
Of drawings. General lns!Iu ,.ions concsrn,ne
aiz3 esli mated cost, &C. can be oblsireh by a..
plying to tho superintendent AT h,s oGisa, ca
any Saturday between 10 s. N. and noon
No compensation will BIZ Rllow.d for tho plans
and specifications butLh srchitcc: whose draw
ing is selected by thu City School B oard will ba
commissioned 10 carry out tho accsuted design,
mako detail drawings and procure estimates
make oil agreements, and give persons supervi
zion to the erection OF the building rccevng for
his setvices, 10 full, five per cent on tho actual
coat. Zach drawing and specification mus. have
The eignsture OF lis author. and rcjscIai plans
will bs returned.
The Board reserves tho right IS reia:. all tha
plans. A. McLHaN,
TOWNsHEHD FEHDALL,
RICHARD l.. OARNE,
Committee on Schoo!hcuscsp nd Furniture.
decU-23w.d
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communicated
TotLgY STREET TAILoRs OUTDoNE Two
the citizenship Who are va Who called that
meeting Of citzons? Who was there? Who is
going to pay the expenses OF the delegates? For
what did %s send our representatives, 10 Rich.
mond and ia is not q rtlsa,ion upon them to
appoint assistants Aih't ihere cat in the meal
tub snd was not the removal Of the capital q
pretexl2 There Is no real idea of the Legisla,u
going awsy from Richmond, and sensible people
know it Now let those who 60 pay their own
"odorous" bat there used to bs On old radical
hers who WAS wont to SIT in jail and illuminate
the rroct edings @! a meeting he'd in cellsrl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

Ct stock Of the Alexandria Canal Company was
up in tn, u. g. Circuit Court, 10 session in this
city, to-day. The city at The les: term # The
| court lied separate demurrer. heretofore put
| l;shed in full in the G.z,tte, to the amended
bill of complaint ti the United States. Upou
this demurrer argument was heard to-day.
Corporation Attorney X. Kenpr. Judge
Charles 4. Stuart AID Mr.. John NJ. Johnso5
| epresonted The ci:y. and District Attcrnsy l.
l.. Lewis The United States. The defence was
that the &C. of Congress. approved March 3.
1887, sDpronrietcd to the Alexandra Canal
Company $500 900. and did not thereby crate
| any lude b.CdDets that the stock Of The Altx-
abdria Canal Company owned by the city at The
date OF the said act was 10 be deposied with
the Secretary Of the Treasury to be held 10
trust by him snd bis su,oa ,sors for period e
ten years and no lopgei; that ssd trass ex Dred
BY Limitation lag before this suit was nsti-
tu:ed, &,. Dstric! Attorney Lewis argued
that the expiration OF the ten years 10 regard 10
the tres. bettrs the suit was iositued did not
apply. aud that The contract OF The city With
ths United States for tho surrender of the
stock r-flr;ed TO ought to be enforced. After
the argument on tho demurrer. a special plea
was hIed by the city that The City Courcil 10
ordering the Mayor. 90 the 4 h of April. 1887,
to deliver TO the Treasurer of the United States
all stock OF tho Al.x,udris Canal Company
held by The city had done all it c,ud do 10 Tho
or, misses, ADD was therefore not he party to BIO
bell sponsibc. This plea was argued at
l'ngth bY HE sGm3 couasoI, and the Judge re-
served his tCcslo1 Gu both the demurrer aid
the special plea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

VISIONARY ADDRESS.-The Rev:
WI AKCHDEACON KIRkBY will deliver
al address in Christ Church on FRIDAY, NJ 4
p no.. on The subject of MISSIONS IN GEN
EkAL, and especially in reference to those CT
tina Protestant \ piscopsl Church by whose sen.
era Missionary Society he las been invited to
speak and make collections All interested in
the genersl subject or DESTROYS to hear what Can
bo said Of i! by Missionary of long EXPERIENCE
aud Of prs .icsl We've, aru ilvi.ed 10 attsnd
jsnl9-lt
,MALLoUHAH UUkkD HAMS received
~ to-day by [jan10] j. @. AILBUKN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

FUNERAL-Th remains If Colonel Jsmos
w. lrSiD, WHO died 10 Richmond Tuetd.y,
were brought hero yesterday afternoon AID it.
tered 10 Ivy Hill Cemetery. The funeral took
pIac, from 81. Plul's Church. R,v D.. No..
ton ch,iatiug Tue deceased married Mis-,
Au,clia Fsirisx. Of Fairfax c., Va. and bad
many relatives in this city. The pail bearers
we're {: Col. Arthur Herbert, Maj w. w. Hsl-
hert, Capt. Hnb,rt Bryant, and Messrs F. A.
Kirby and G. Y. Worthngton, j., CT this city,
and Mr.. Wallace, OF GergstoWu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

Gar An adjourned meeting of the Stock hold
ers Of the Alexandria and Fairfax Agricultural
and Industrial Association will be held in the
Council chamber on Friday, January 20.h, 1t
30 o'clock y. 10.
janl1.3t j. 7. BRCRuAM. Secretary.
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FOCAL MATTERS.

fhe Weather Probabilities. Jan. 10 1852
70. TIE Middle St:tes local rains and partly
cloudy weather. variable winds, mostly north to
wes!, higher barometer and in the norther por.
lions colder weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
NJ . 7 L q Z i.
ViIgiiil Midland Kail1sy C;mpahy, !
PrasitnnIla 0ffinn

rreslaents Otlc",
Alexandria. Va, January 10Th, lGS!
To the holders of lrst and second preferred
stoek Of tho Virginia Midland Railway Com.
pauy:
Pursuant to authority heretofore conferred by
the stockholders and directors, notice ia hereby
given that on and after the 2Oih Day Of January,
1882. this company will be prepared to deliver
in exchange for every ten shares OF preferred
stock Of eilhsr class u 6 per cent ono thousand
dollsr income bond of the company, secured by
8 mortgage upoa all the property of the COM
pany, together with M az lAl number Of shares
Office OF the Central Trust Com oany in the city
either class than ten there will be Issued an equal
| number of shares of comnon STOCK. and u GER
i6cste stating on ils iacs thai the holder thereof
is entitled to = part Of thousand dollAc incoms
| bond, bearing such proportion - the fun OF Ole
thou ,snd dollars as the par value of the stock 30
| presented for exchange bears to the sum of oGa
| thousand dollars; and that whaneeer.s such frsc.
tionsl certificates. TO the amount of one thousand
dollars. shall be presented at the agency OF this
company, in The city Of Now York, gu income
| issued in oIchSBge therefor. Tho company will
| istiug common stockholders Of the Company one
share now held by them.
jsnl0 JOHN y. BARBECUE President
lTHR STANDARD LITTER COPYING
| u BOOKS. made tbs beat paper snd bcuad
in duck to rcsls! water. Tns bes. Copying
Books made.
isnlt ROBERT BELL'SSOHS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

HE JUHGEsHIr-Th Richmond c,rrespon.
dent ct the Petersburg 1odex-Appeal ssya:
'Mal:r N. Is, Meade. for several years ed
10! OF Tho Kichmond Whie ard woll known 10
thI5 State, Is candidate for the Corporation
d adRe'hlp ct Alexandria. This gentleman ia
em'nent'y fitted t1r this position, and his cleo
ton would give very general satisfaction. MIR.
Meade will make DO ii sbt for tho placs, and if
its bestowed upon him i! will b, doro without
IF rts upon his part
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
31St day of January, 1882,

at the railroad depot of the WASHINGTON ard
Ohio Railroad Company. in the city OF Alexar-
dsia ": offer at public auction the
ENTIRE LINE or THR WASHINGTON
OHIO RAILROAD
including that partly and that wholly construct
ed, and also all and singular all the works and
property, real, personal snd mixed, rolling
stock. locomotives. cars, &C., and all rights,
contracts and franchises of said Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company.
The said property consiats OF o constructed
line OF railway in active operation from the city
OF Alexandria, Va, Westward through the coun-
ties Of Alexandria, Fairfax and Loudoun 10
Round Hill station, in Loudoun county dis
lance of 6l1 miles. including limo connecting
With the Washington and Alexandria Railroad.
The road is also graded beyond Round = sill for
distance of three miles.
The other real property OF the company coz
sists of large brick depot building and freight
house. in the city of Alexandria, a round house,
machine shop car shop, Car shed, store house
&c. and about fifteen acres of lard adjacent
thereto also eleven depot buses aud lots at the
eleven principal etttions betwoen tle1ardria
and Round Hill.
According to the rouss surveys o tho dist,nco
from Washington city to Point Pleasant on tho
Ohio river. is three hundred ind twenty five
miles, and passes through 8 country heavily
bered and OF great mineral resources.
Terms The entire property, real, personxl and
mixed, franchises &C., is SOLD tog 'ther, and for
the same the purchaser must pay fifty thousand
dollars $3.50 C00) of the pu; chase money in cash.
and the residue in four equal annual pay menis.
with interest from the day OF sale which said
payments are to be evidenced by bonds which
are 10 be secured BY decd of trust upon too
property sold, to be executed upon the conltms-
lion of tie sale and conveyance 10 the pur-
chaser.
This sale is subject to the lien of thu dosd Of
trust executed August 9TH. 1858 to indemnify
the county of Clarke. State OF Virainis. sgsn,t
| liability for the annual interest on the bonds o.
| the said county for the sum Of ono hundred
thousand dollars $500 00O) up TO and until tho
time when said road shall be commenced and
under con s.ruction in said county OF Clarke; and
against liability Cor the pay monts Of the princi-
pal of said bonds in 60 they shall become cue
and payable before the rosN ena!i Dc commence
and under construction in SAL. county u" ss'i
bonds falling duo ia the year 1892.
Tho purchaser will be- on.l,Ioi TO we p''
profits of the road from the day of ssl,.
K T. BARTON,
RIOH'D. H. LxE, Ccmm'ia.
CHAS L. STUART, Of Sale,
HENRY HEATON.
oot25-ts
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UEsh! GUESS !!
" A GIFT FOR A GUESS,
I will give away magnificent
$3.50 SHUNINGER NINR-STOP OYMBEL-
LA PABLOR ORGAN
to the p:rson who comes nearest in guessing the
number OF Beans contained in the Glass jar ex-
hib,ted in my Show Window. The Jar has been
flied and sealed by several prominent business
gentlemen, and will be opened on the FIRST
DAY OF MARCH. 1882, by Judges selected for
the purpose. who will count the Beans an award
the prize to the lucky guesser.
Come everybody. Zach person allowed but
one guess Register Book open from .. ~ to
Sp. 10.
SIDNEY +. RIMMO'N
PIANO WAREkOOMS, 433 9Th ST., n. v.
Jsh7 Washington. ID. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

KILLED EY THE CAEs.-Ytsterday, Train
No. So, co The Firgiri, Midlsud railway,
oouad for this city, lust bt fore reachiog Lynch
burg, struek map, n tho tack. killing him
INSTANTLY. Ills head was ma,hed beyond &c
oGtit'on. tnd his body terribly margled. The
u'ior uoao man Is supposed to have boon VIM.
ilol king, q Amherst county. Oa examination
a bottle, which had contsined whiskey, was
iIund 10 tho mans pocket, and it vas thoush,
no Was drua a. tho time Of the accident. Tie
saen lylog on the track by The engineer
but not 10 time TO prevent his horrible death,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

IT, lhE GOVERNMENT SUIT AGA1ys7 THE fury
Of IA s Isse q the United States against the ci.5
" A'sAsnotla tor the recovery of 8 800 shsrs:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

TIE A. & w. Il r. CASE The so Of
ihx,udlr H.V against the Alexandra snd
Washington Railroad Company WAS before
Judge Il b!rt W. Hughes. of the u. 8. Circuit
Court, 10 session 10 this OF y, sg,in clay, but
tor short Tins only. The motion for the ap-
polo ment Ct receiver f The road having bet q
,usa'atd IS stated 10 Yesterdays Gtz,tte, tho
h0g Ct The order 10 the case wss 6X:d for t.
dsy. The order. as read by Gen. Wells,
appolus Geo. e. Wilkins rcc,iver of the road
sod requires him. the receiver. 10 make
monthly rtptr OF his doings TO the Clerk of
the Court 10 this CITY. aud appoints John G,
Fowler master, fur the purpose Of receiving the
said reports, and provides for sn inventory Of
oil tho prop;rty of the road. Some oil ions
TO The order were md, by Mr.. Francis Miller,
Ct Washington, who represents certsio creditors
OF the road. including the Distric. of Cou nbis,
Mr.. Miller wanted Tho Court to require the
r. csivsr to iroIud, in his report tho ,ntr.os
z's!ior botween the A. 4 w. aud other roads.
The Court said that to accomplish this @
separate motion would hGVo TO Do made and
tbs recolaet glVeo tims Ia answer. Msior
fr:bcl h. Smith said il WI d be lns enough
20 thkn lc.ion OF this kind after tho receiver
had made his first report. Go1. Wells satisfied
MIR. Miller that tho order inc led what he
deslr d. The Oh vas then 6lsd as originally
prepared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
WASHINGTON &0HlOR. B.

Under authority of decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Richmond city, rendered april 81, 1850.
in the suit of Henry LOWS 1t sis vs.. thu w. Il
y. h. Il. Company e. ais. aud stil ,n:ed by the
Court of Appeals of Viralnia NJ l,s Sept6 mber
term, 1884, the undersigned, special Commits.
sioneys will, at IL O. clock M, on the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

PERSONAL Rev f. w. D.opgc, pastor Ct
the German Lutheran Church hore. who has
been on visit to bis homo. 10 Oh, v.and, OHIO,
tor several weeks past. returned to this CITY
russ1,y night. with lis bride. having been
married du'irg his ali ,enca. Hs was rendered
a. reception b. .hs members of his ooagregA-
hon, at his hens, and q most CT ioyabe tvsn-
lnp spent.
Es Lieut.. Gov. Mnr5e is Oh a short vis. to
bis brother, Gen. M,rJr. 10 this city.
Miss Cora y. Tsohudy Of Smyrna. Dsl, is
on visit 10 ,he family Of Rev. D.. P1u son. of
III S oi'y.
MIR. o. +. B,pg,tt. superintendent of the
Sunday school of the III. Il Church of this
CITY, g'0' reception and tea drinking to the
otho+rs s,d teachers Of hs school. last night,
ut he resldeace OF j. L. D7aon. esq on Prince
street. notwithstanding tho iuoIomency of tho
weather th'ro was largo turnout, and the
mpao7 spent liphtlul evening, the ocsa-
s,oa bslfg closed with prayer by The pastor.
Rev. DR.. Pou!son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
The Effort 10 Have the Legislature
Meet in Alexandria,

called meeting of the City Council vas
held last night for The purpose OF Considering
The s1vi:sbiity Of * ending The Lceis atur. of
Nrgi.ia 40 Invitation 10 mact 10 this city in The
event Ct lis remova! from Richmcnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19
COMMISSIONERS SALEOF FAIRFAX

uEOKER' SELr-RAlSING BUCK.
~ WHAT AND PROCESS PLOUR in
and pouI packages. r csved to-day by
jsul9 j. &. MILBURF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

Aier the aciournmeot OF The City Cou:cl a
moi meeting OF tho Council sud c!uz,u's ccm-
n,'tee vas held 10 the ofico of Auditor Brock
tVn'Th'ch elected tho iollowipg officers: Edu uud
n,u1 u Chairman; Leonard Msrtury, Stcrota,y;
o. ID Smont Treasurer
M'yor L, ckham IVES r, qu;s sled to cs-5perato
"Nh aLd accuracy the clmniico to Riot.-
n1nd o"
"llHe u:st VS. present snd mad, sat, :
,I ~, c'tc'rl9g The proposed Adjournment OF
d ,"s hsr's a'ura to this citS. Hs gad immt =
u'A'' loo, az the other cities uaucd 10 the
''',uIiou had ready tAkou steps 10 he matter.
aver discussing measures looking to tho at
s'Lm' d'il)n oil tho legislature, and tho com-
lC1' ana convepctc, OF It's members 10 the
t',n' n o! this city biGg selfced if the rem6vsl
.,%w hichmond Is made. the j lat o1mmitee
o Turned I'LL this evening.
Inc committee met this afiernoop, hut not
naVIGg any positive informstion from Rich.
o mTuo, Without action. adjourned subj ct to the
call OF the chair.
"A dispatch has been received 10 tkis c;. =
~, ,i'% "a mem btr of the L'g stature. stating thai
,.e General Assembly would neither acimr1
VI 'SuoVa Its sessions from Richmond.
ne GOVERNMENT SUIT AGAINST THE C,,Ty
Aue case IT tho I1o;ioa S,-,o. =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

1Q0GPOUNDS PRIME NEW YORK
WV BUCK WHEAT received 10 dsy
by [janla] JIG MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

THOIUk THIN BREAKFAST PIECRS
" received 10 dsy by
j.Dl0 j @ MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

FLORIDA, VALENOlA and PALERMO
IL ORANGES. just rec sived and for sale b7
Janl9 j O. MILBURN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

THE MISSION OF MEssRs- TREsCOTT AND BLAINE
AdvlceS from BuenOS AyreS to February "a.
through London, state that Mr. Walker Blaine
is about to resign his mission and would return
TO the United states with Mr.. Prescott new
American envoy is expected. A protocol has been
signed at Santiago, wherein Chill declares that
she meant no offence to the United States by the
arrest OF Senor Calderon. Mr.. Prescott repudiates
Mr.: Hurlbuts action as offensive to Chilli. The
Chilan government declares that it will not treat
with Senior Calderon, and will make peace only
on the following conditions: l. The session or
Tarapaca In perpetuity. 2. The occupation of Peru
as far as Moquequa until an indemnity OF SO 0CO
is paid. g. The possession OF half the guano
Islands OF Peru MIR. TreScOtt agreed to those
conditions, and has forwarded a copy OF them to
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
Ansusenents. &c.

FoRDs OPERA HOCsE--George Thatcher's Min
presenting bill OF the most artistic and entertain,
Ing character including the latest Specalties acts
sketches, songs and burlesques. The company ia
notably large and Is as strong In talent as num-
bers. Among the bright professional lights COM
posing IL may be named George Thatcher Hughey
DcuSherty, Il ew Summons, William Courtright. d.
K Hawkins, Burt Sheppard, Murphy Morton Grif-
nn and Rice, the dancers, and the vocal uintette
Raymond, Gordon, Holmes, Welter and Stevens.
NATIONAL TBEATER.-Collier's dramatic COM
pany will produce Bronson Towards famous
drama, 1.-The Bankers Daughter" at the National
theater this evening. The company Is one of the
has been presented by this company nearly fifteen
hundred times.
The CAPITAL THEATER.-The managers OF the
tainment for their patrons this week.
THE NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR at Masonic Temple
grows more attractive every evening.
REV. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE OF Boston, one of
ton, and author OF "Epochs OF History, - "ThOmas
D.dymus," 'sTen Great Religions and yarfOus
other works, lectures tomorrow evening at All
Miss FANNY WENTWORTH, who has been secured
by Messrs. Vance and SOuSa as the queen in 1.-THE
sm9gglers !" has been brilliantly successful, both
In England and In this country In the leading parts
In all the popular operas
THE NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR-The interest In
The voting for various articles at the National
Rifles fair is growing rapidly. Many OF the con-
strength 10 develop it In the secret ballofing on
the closing night OF the fair. At present the Riggs
house leads In the vote for gold watch for hotel
clerk; the Columbia boat-club for the four-oared
racing shell; Truck A company for the billiard
pool table; James E Waugh for the Knights Tenn
par diamond jewel; F. T. Mcguire and A. 8.
bernstein for the silver composing stick; R NJ.
Larner for the newspaper mans desk: Geo. w.
Moss for the full dress suit Lieut.. Oyster for the
diamond National Rifles badge; 0f1cer Duvan for
the silver badge for policeman; f. s. Hutchinson
for gold headed cane; c. C. DuncansOn for lava
pug dog; Mrs. F. Richardson for lady's trunk
Chas- Evans for silver pitcher for plate printer; j.
IL Clear for fishing tackle; w. Cha Nee for ugly
mans badge; Washington Light Infantry for reg
ulation flag: Edith Rogers for baby's crib;
Chas. Douglas for ietter-carriers uniform. and Dr.
Scheoley for the bicycle. The Raymond New Eng
land excursionistS now In the city have accepted
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

PocKETBOOK SNATCHERs SENT TO JAII.-Two col
ored youths were before Judge Smell this morning
81 from Mrs Augusta Fleming, who stated that
while in the Center market making some pur-
chaSeS last Saturday morning the prisoners
snatched her pOcketbOOk and ran on with Il. They
were committed to Jail for three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
A REVOLUTION

in the treatment Of nervous diseases taking place.
Dr. c. W. Benson. of Baltimore, many years ago dis
covered a sure remedy in his Celery and Chamomile
Pls-they have had wonderful sale and success. They
can be relied on to permanently sick and nervous
headache. neuralgia dyspepsia, sleeplessness and all
nervous diseases. All druggists keep them Price, 80
cents per box Two boxes for ST. six for So free by
mail on receipt of price.
Dr. c. W. BENSON, Baltimore, Nd.
c. NJ CRITTENTON, Of New York, is wholesale
agent for DIR. G. w. Benson's remedies. m17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
OPEN EVENINGS, J. Jay Gould, 42l 9th street

THE READERS ATTENTION is treated to a word OF
good advice IN the advertising columns to-day.
When "a man can get a Sik-lined spring OyercOat
as low SIS, it is within the reach OF almost eve
TybOdy to provide themselves with one. The range
OF sizes kept by MeSSrS- A. SakS & Co provides for
the largest as well the smallest, for the tall man
and the short, stout figure. 1t is next to impOSSi-
bic to enUmerate either the styles or the prices.
Suffice 1t to say that the prices range from So TO
$5 while the assortment is sure to please the most
exafttng Everybody knows that the house is 10
Gated at 316 and 3lS 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
MILLIONS
OF PORES OPEN, AND YOU LIVE AND BREATHE
IN ATkosPHEREs WHICH POISON YOUR
BLOOD. AND THEN FOLLOWS sKIN DISEASES.

NOTHING n more dreaded than salt rheum or eczema
which has fully dozen species. going under various
names, nearly all Of which defy the ordinary remedies
destroy the hair the skin and the desh and in many
cases death GENES blessing Scalp and skin alike
are subject to this, wen to dandru, letter and
other sca1y diseases producing badness, eruptonA
ulcers and other troubles
Intelligent people should beware Of taking poisons as
remedies for this class of Of the skin and scalp
and the various remedies which sent out by unsed
men should be avoided would plague.
There is but one Skin Cure" which be relied on.
and that is Dr. Benss and it's name is earnest Of
Its worth is not patent medicine but the result of
his own experience and practice and is q cure tor
the special diseases for which it is offered makes the
SKIN soft and white and smooth, removing tan and
freckies and is the best toilet preparation in the world
1t ID elegantly put up. two bottles in package,
sisng OF both internal and external treatment Simple
IN Its combination, pure end free from all posons it
may be relied upon by all those who wish to have per-
feet health and freedom from all skin diseases Of what
ever nature. whether they Eczema, letters Humors
1nfammations. Milk Crust, Rough Scay Eruptions,
Diseases of the Hair and Scalp. Scrofula, Ulcers Pm
PIES or Tender Itching any part of the body Price
One Dollar per package. AN best druggists have for
sale.