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turn. The condition was neither harsh
nor unreasonable and McAllister sclemniy
pledged himself to comply Herewith. l
am confident that Governor Newell would
not have released McAllister except upon
his implicit confidence that such condition
would be fully complied with. | had
faith in McAllister l believed that he
could be trusted. With utmost reliance
that my confidence was well placed, as
sured the Governor he would leaye the
Territory and nc; return. That the Gov
ernor acted upon my faith in McAnister' s
integrity have reason to believe. With
raiuful modification acknowledge | was
cruelty deceived. Nor vii. | extenuate
that faith violated, that trust betrayed
It terribly Inundated me. 1t shcok my
faith in men. Thanks to Governor New,
ell, again for favors bestowed which you
truly say II can never adequately repay
hun" Generously and promptly he ac-
Quilted me of all completely with that
perhdious ingratitude Of McAllister-tC
whom he had restored freedom, to whom
he had extended lease of life. In a
friendly note to me Governor Newell
writes: 81 do not doubt your good faith,
nor do wish you TO feel annoyed about
it." Again: 81 know that you are
greatly mortified and incensed, and as
have before written to You, have nc
shadow of doubt of your best intention
in the entire case. ;"
have done nothing since the appoint
ment of Prosecuting Attorney OF the Sd
Judicial District was conferred by Cover
nor Newell which should cause him to re,
cret his selection. My sense of gratitude
fer his partiality invokes me to use the
privilege of your columns to defend his
ac. In pardoning William McA!lister, in
voked by humanity, justified by the cir
cumstances of the case, the only con-
clusion which could be rightly reached on
the papers filed. 1t is humlliating in the
extreme to be compelled to acknowledge
that McAllister's perfdy has seemed to
demonstrate that the Governors clemeney
and the sympathy of those who aided
in securing that pardon were bestowed
upon heartless man unable TO appreci-
ate generous service.
Respectfully,
ELwoop Evans.
, 1882-03-04

The Philadelphia Press SAYS that Ger,
Meigs vas the srta: sTender If tie pub
lie money. Durips the .ar he directed
the expenditure If as much as 81 ,956, co.,
600, a sum ny the side Of which Wander
bit seems Ike a paupsr. He also audited
a mass of war claims, allowing 80 900 that
amounted 10 $4,000 900. But not dol
lar STUCK n tie honest officers hands.
, 1882-03-04

X is announced today that a pool ar
rangement between tn Union, Central,
Southern anl Texas Pacific and TIE Atch-
ison, Topcka aud Slna Fr Railroads has
Eeen conplr.ed, ard that henceforth
freight for the Pic fic Cast viii be sent
by al these rcut-s l. is also announced
that ana -reement between the Pacific
roads and The Pac fc Mail Company has
been 81 ned ,,hut the details are not made
nrili-
, 1882-03-04

II appears that in Australia people be-
heye that the way 10 prevent the Chinese
from becoming IOC numerous am rng them
lies sinl.,ly in stopping them from CON-
ing. The Victorian Assembly has Just
passed bill which provides that the
number Of Chinese that may be brought
10 the country in any vessel Slan not ex-
ceed one 10 every 100 tons Of the vessel,
and II imposes poll FAX upon every i'm.
migrant arriving. Every Chinese resi-
dent before the passage of the act must
procure and De enabled 10 exhiHi, on sIl
occasions a certificate that he is not one
Of the prescribed A policeman has
power at any time, if he meets a China
man IN the street or elsewhere, to demand
his certificate.
, 1882-03-04
AGENTS WANTED,

Everywhere to sell these scales in all sections
OF the country, as yOu III find then, the fastest
sell ng article On record Big discounts are Of
fered To agents, dealers a,.d The trade. Oar
motto il live and let live" 90 liek sales and
small profits, circulars, terms and full par,ic-
uiars sent free to any address One sample
scale, put up IN neat case, sent By mail TO
any address on receipt Of 80 cents. Scent
postage stamps taken or you can send 81 bin
and we will send three scales Address all
orders to c. B. THOMPSON
Soie manufacturer, Bridgevzter, Conn.
Q6m
, 1882-03-04

He was asked to go to the Office snd learn
from the published rates thxt he was
mistaken; but he claimed lack OF time
as excuse for not going and the last We
saw II him be was s:Ill veptilating upon
the same subject We vent to the othce,
got the rates, published them. ana found
the critic had orerstated the freight Just
fifty dollars per ton.
, 1882-03-04

A new invention OF rare merit, which must
not be classed with the cheap, miserable affairs
that are now fiOOiing the country. The Little
Ilant Pocket Scale IS u neat and useful article.
which IN time viii throw al the old foa,y scales
and balances into the shade They weigh ac-
crIrately from one ounce To eight pounds.
Caretuily built and constructed BY skillful
worknen they all give the best satisfaction
wherever introduced. For beauty and work
manship they take the lead. Heavily plated
with nickel silver, they cannot tarnish or rust.
These scales are 50 small and portable that
they can be easily carried in the vest pocket
and occupies no more space than a small
pocketkni:e- Thee scales are durable. strunp
and accurate, and with ordinary usage will last
a lifetime without getting out Of order. as they
are tuilt upoE an entirely new lrincipie, which
th- inventor spent nearly two wars in perfect.
ing. 1hey are pronounced by Ned Buntline
IT, L. Z. Judson) and other leading American
sportsInen to ne superior 70 any scale hereto
fore imported from Europe, and dthey should be
seen TO be appreciated jus: the thing for
Sportsman, tra3pers, hunters, agents, travel
lers and family Use, in fact, something far
everybody No dealer in the world can give
yoa a scale equal To the Little Gians for i've
times the price asked The patter-, Is neatly
constructed and finely finished Every scale
We send out is in perfect order and are war
ranted so or money refunded every time. Sat
isfaetion guaranteed in every case. These
scales are no ea.chpsuny affair bu: something
both good and useful 10 every person in the
land.
, 1882-03-04

When information is 50 cheap that it
can be obtained for the asking i. would
be in much better taste for those who 20
into the criticising business, and perhaps
save even them some humiliation, if thty
would first arm themselves with facts on
which 20 make their onslaught. There
certainly would be less fault-fndlng
and less occasion giveL for prejudice
against 10 on the part Of those who would
benefit us Is well asthemselves in the car
ryins on Of any public enterprise in cur
community. So we thought las, week
when ue heard an honest granger pro-
claiming that f-sishis on fruit to Spokane
Fslls had Seen increased to $50 per ton,
prohibiting shipment in that direction.
, 1882-03-04

These facts are not put before the peo-
pie with the view Of creating the impres-
sion tha. We sre in any manner the crea-
lures Of any Company or orcorporariOn. But
such does not alter the case that We are
mutually dependent 1t is true that We
have all the means within ourselves, by
which, if properly directed. we may ac-
complish much but this fact does not
Justify the sowing Of spirit OF commp-
nism which would fail 10 aid those aho
in helping themselves are using all the
means within their power to help us also.
, 1882-03-04

Is i, moi about time that our people
were be.tirrinr themselves TO aid in Sc
curing the right of way for the railroad
from here to PendIetcni Two months of
the year in which Mr. Willard promised
the road should be built has passed, and
We have heard Of no steps taken yet to
ard in securing the speedy completion OF
this enterprise Ii may be urged that we
have not yet been asked to DO this 10
this We answer that if the past is the crl-
terion We are not going to be asked, and
If We do not do something for ourselves
the Lord IS not going to be on our side,
As he Was not III certain other notable
cas- of Which-mOre anon.
, 1882-03-04

~ impression prevails with some that
MORTGAGES are now taxed as under the law
Of -. Such IS not the case; bat mort
x,:es on growing crops are now made valid
security for Indebtedness. X.
, 1882-03-04
BUY THE BEST.

To be tie best We also find their NEW
BLACK 10 be a FAST COLOR
, 1882-03-04
I VALUABLE RESOURCE FlK III
s I C. x

Among the many resources which medical
skill has made available for the sick and
debiiitated, none ranks higher thar
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A MOTHER GREAT BARGAIN,

ONE CASE OF ALL-wOOL BLACK LACE BUNT-
ING, at Is cents.
ONE CASE ALISW0OL sILK-FACED BUNTING.
and MOHA1RS, at l2k cents.
PARASOLS. gilt ribs. spanish lace. satin cover and
lined, at 81 and s..
Dress Goods Al wool, at 25c,
Summer Silks. new Styles Soc, &C.. &c. and 75c
Cloth for Boys Spring Suits, 25c. Soc. Sic and SOC
S Gass.. seS snss,a s.tE:
Ladies' Cloth, in II tho new shades.
BscS csshmesss. al wool, SIC. S6c Sc 4sc. -
Illuminated Chudda Cloths 81 wide 62c.
Fancy Mating and White Mating, 25c., Soc, SIC
Satin MORE. new colors at q ayard.
Rurah Safns, AL colors. q Soc.
Black Dress Silkst 81. 81. Is. 81 SO. SITS, -.
Colored Dress SILKS. 0roo GRAIN 81 and 81. 10.
Cream Table Danask, very dne ct Soc.
Luptn's Atwood Lace Striped and Checked Bunting,
"a Wide, 75c.
Dress Goods, Dress Goods Dres Goods.
Madras 0inghams Seersucker 0ingham.
PercAles, Lawn Tennis Lawns.
Sheeting, Cotton1 Napkins, ToWels &C.. &c. &C.. &c.
IDdi. Linens; Doercd and Figured Swiss Victoris and
NEW Stills OF HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
SILK DAMASSES. new colors. 81 and q. g.
roWsONs,
&c PENNSYLVANIA AyENu1 SOUTH EIDE.
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AFFAIR. In west wa.h,mrten.

DEAD m BRD.-This morning, Mary Newman,
FAINT, a male child one month old, to be dead
Cause unknown. The coroner has been notified.
"A, AHREsr:-Rooert Hughes, driver OF Herr CHS
seIs large wagon, was arrested this morning by
Omcer Lyddane on the charge OF stealing four bags
OF -four this morning.
Dr. Peter, was sold yesterday by Mr.. Bowling for
the material OF which 1t is built it Is to be torn
down at once. 1t was bought by Mr.. Cation for
A SINGULAR Casa young man named Harry
thompson, residing near Tennallytown. ton Broad
the night he entirely lost his speech and hearing
Since then he has partly recovered his hearing In
his right ear Cause unknown.
per thousand; 1900 tailors at 80 cents to 81 per
hundred; 600 shad at s12 to s1s per hundred. Re
HIGH TIDE-May nth, / ~ am, 2:2a pm May
18th, 2:54 am, :26 pm.
K1NDERGA RrEN TRA1N1Na.-At the meeting last
evening uhe last for this season) OF the Washing
ton kindergarten union the bureau of education
was represented by Mr. Gardiner, the chief clerk,
and Mr.. Henderson Presnen, the librarian. Mrs
Jane Hitz came in the interest OF the associated
way OF benenting not only the little children Of
the poor by giving them the benefit Of the kinder
garten. but also to inquire how a professional
to ckds MISS susie Pollock sn de
scribed the course pursued In the Berlin kinder
e0t sne
Pollock promised her most hearty cooperation for
this important work. Mrs. DR.. WtnSlOw read an
excellent paper by Mrs. Dr.. Mason, now In Milwau-
kee- Announcement was made OF the opening Of
q kindergarten summer institute for the benefit Of
mothers and schoOl-teachers during the summer
vacation.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
ALExANDRIA's "KIDwELL" MEADOws.-The &C.
ton OF the city council In regard to draining
sunken lots north OF the town was reported in
yesterdays STAR, and the committee on streets
nave now the elephant on their hands. The QueS-
ton OF these sunken lots has been a vexed one
here for 133 years; plans for their drainage were
approved by the King Of England in 1773, when
Lord North. his premier, was as much bothered
about America as Gladstone is now about Ireland
THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
CAsE-Judge Hughes will hold a session OF the U.
8. court here on the 23i Instant, to consider mo-
ton to vacate the order for the appointment of
receiver in the case OF Hay VS.. the Washington and
Alexandria railroad company. The receiver is
George c. Wilkins. general agent Of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad.
MARKET TRoUBLEs.-Some complaints were made
to the mayor to-day that provisions were sold in
market as the produce OF the vender, when in
fact these provisions had been purchased from
others This being contrary to the market regu-
latiOnS, warrant was issued by the mayor, on
which hearing is in progress this afternoon.
GEORGE HOWARD Is a Candidate for constable in
the 2d ward.
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CITY ITEMS.
From DIR. 8. j. lBelt, VI. De-, baltimore

FroH DR.. 8. J. Belt, VI. D., Baltimore.
TRACT OF BEEF AND ToNIC INvIeoRxroR, and cheer
fully state that itAas met my most sanguine ex-
pectations, giving to patients long enfeebled by
lite and indigestioA theneeded nutrition and nerve
food" Remember the name, GoLDEN's-take no
otaer.) VI druggists generally.
why Don't You Try Carriers Little Liver
4 P1llsl
They positively cure sick headache and all the
Ills produced by disordered liver. Only one pin
dose.
Nervous Observation-Disclosures Weakness.
Nervous Debility is promptly and permanently
cured by Aliens Brain FOod-$1 per package, 6 for
rca At trd Druggists or, nee by mail on receipt Of
sToTT CRoAwEILiAgents, 4so Penn'a avenue.
why sssaserlfrom Cornsr
German Corn Remover eradicates them at once.
&c. Druggists.
Write to Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham.
233 West ern avenue, Lynn. Mass, for names Of
ladies tina have been restored to perfect health by
the use OF her Vegetable compound 1t is posi-
tive cure for the most stubborn cases Of female
Read Of,
procure and use Hop Bltters, and you will be
strong, healthy and happy.
Ayers Hair vfgor
hair, prevents 1t from falling Oh, and greatly In
creases its beauty. It has Q delicate and lasting
perfume its ingredients are harmless. and for the
toilet 1t Is unequalled.
Ladies,
do you want to be strong, healthy, and beautiful
The YeIlowest Case Of Jaundice
can be cured by Carters Liver Bitters They
remove that unhealthy sallOw look from the skin
The Distinguishing Charm.
ers and spices is the distinguishing charm Of
FloreSton Cologne.
Beauty Regained.
The beauty and color of the hair may be safely
regained by using Parkers Hair Balsam, which is
much admired for its perfume, cleanliness and
dandruff Graduating properties.
How to Save.
All hard workers are subject to bilious attacks
which may end in dangerous illness. Parkers
Ginger Tonic will keep the kidneys and liver active,
and by preventing the attack save much sickness,
loss OF time, and expense. -Detroit Press.
$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding itching liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBngs Pile Remedy
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
To oil who are suffering from the errors and in
d1screttons OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., will send a recipe
that will cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH 7. INMAN. Station D, New York city.
ssBuchupaiba.,,
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists. Depot,
Stott Cromwell
.'A1derney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
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The Addicks Divorce Case.

STATEMENTS OF THE HUSBAND AND WIFE,
To-day, in the Equity Court, In the case OF
Joseph T. Addicks against Helen L. Addicks, a mo-
ton was made in behalf of the respondent for ALI
mony, counsel fees and for an allowance to enable
her to return home from Dresden, Europe, to de-
fend the suit-Mr. II. w. Garrett appearing for
her. The bill In this case was filed some weeks
since by Mr.. Charles Thompson (who, with Mr..
forth marriage In New York, December 18th 1873
that the Addicks have one child, now about az
he Is
July 3D. last and Lived here till February 18th last
when she started for Europe.
THE HUSBAND CHARGES
that in short time after marriage she showed
bad temper towards him; that In 1880.
while in Shanghai, China, she threw kerosene
Oil over him, causing him great modification
and mental agony; that from May, $780, she treated
him with systematic cruelty; that while returning
from China on the City or Pekin, and while she
her in his face that on July Sd last they arrived
in this city and took rooms at 1405 street. and in
September when he came home one night she
seized a stick and struck him over the head sew
eral times as she stated for staying out late that
he had to endure being locked up all night with
her, during which time she abused him; that he
went to the Ebbitt house. but She followed and
begged him to come back, which he did, and that
night they had another row, and he then went to
tween and O'Clock In the morning, she called at
the E9 6 while d1 he was asleep and struck him
IN the lace Win stone water
jar, splitting the contents over him
bruising and d1sf1suring him, and after a row he
succeeded in getting out of the room; that few
days Afterwards she left him, and he went to 1892
l street; that on october 18th she came back to
him and begged him to take her back and he re-
fused, but consented that she should OCCUPY q
room in the house, and he continued to support
her till she left In February, which he says was
without his consent.
IN THE wIrE's ANSWER
she admits the marriage, and states that they
lived together till February, 1882, when at the
plaintiffs desire and request and for economical
reasons she left for Europe, and is now In Dresden
without means OF support the plaintiff not having
sent her $50 per month as he promised for the
support OF herself and child She also states that
she only heard OF the suit for divorce by means of
private letter from friend. She further states
that the respondent is passed assistant paymaster
with salary OF 81 200 per annum on waiting
orders, goo shore duty, and 81 300 sea duty and
that she left with the fun knowledge OF her hus-
band, &C
The hearing was % ostponed till next Monday
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The hearing was p ostponed till next Monday.

No VISITORS ALLOWED TO SER GUITEAU.-Since
day before yesterday Warden Croker, of the fail
has positively refused to allow visitors to the jail
TO see Guiteau, and the constant stream OF callers
had to content themselves with such description
OF him as the guards choose to give them. Yes
terday morning a well-dresSed lady applied at the
jail before O'Clock to see the assassin, but was
disappointed.
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Jusr Our-GuIteau,s nook; price, IS cents.

NEW Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Davis will
luSe in both his studios S25 Pa. and 73 18th St,
his new and wonderful instantaneous process for
Emaking photographs. The rapidity with which
they made Is marvelouS-it Is more easy to OBJ
tain a correct likeness and a natural expression.
Call and see the working OF this wonderful process
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XANDER's, GIL 9TH street, is noted for its good
Wishes. Try his 15-year-old Taylor, S-year-old
Hermitage, and 7-year-Old Moore & Grigsby.
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Special Weather BuiIetIn.

The chief sgral officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the DreSS:-
The barometer Is highest In Manitoba, high near
the mouth OF the st. Lawrence, and lowest I'm the
Ohio valley, where q storm OF slight energy IS
central Rain has fallen fla all the districts. The
following stations report more than one inch OF
rainfall In the past 81 hOurs:-PenSacola, 1.S2
Chattanooga, IS; Grand Haven. I45; Port Huron,
134. and Buffalo, LIS. Easterly winds prevail In
the lake region. middle states and New England
and Borthwesterly west OF the Mississippi river
There has been a general fall of temperature,
averaging 100 In the lake region and middle
states
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DRY GOODS.
DARAsOLs AND SUN UMBRELLAs


pARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
500 New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. from 62Hc. to
rs pieces Black Lace Bunting wool. $780, reduced
from 37kc.
Is pieces all wool x Nuns Yelling 2sc
80 pieces best style Ginghams l2hc.
case Standard Prints SAc.
case Spring Style, fast co,ors SC.
30 pieces Summer Silks, so, 60, 75c.
full line of Linen and Wooden Lap Robes.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
milo 7l3 Market Space.
s L K s,
BLACK AND CoLoRED.
POLKA DOT AND MORE.
sURAHs AND RHADAMEs,
FASHIONABLE SHADES AT POPULAR PRICES.
TYLER CHEWING,
ms 9ls TIN STREET NORTHWEST.
r. WOODWARD LoTHROP r.
u M
OFFER THE COMING WEEK AN EIE-
r CANT LINE OF r
n "o
I
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PORTLAND CEMENT, best quality, X. B. & s.
LGlarge and Bremen Fresh cargo Just arrived.
For sale by J. W. Mcknight, importers agent, No.
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EVERY HGUsEXKEPER should avail thems,lv OF
the generous offer OF Smith, Hanway & Co. See
advertisement in another column.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusenenfs Tonight.

F0RD's OPERA HOUsE.-"WidOw BedOtt'
NATIONAL THEATKR.-"Her AtOnement."
CAPITAL THEATER--Variety entertainments
ODD FELLOWS HALI--World's Museum
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For wall papers, window shades, &c, go to r. W.
Henderson & Co.'S, 11I3 street northwest
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FCssEIL's Ice Cream.

REFRIGERAT0Rs AND leg CHESrS.-Factory prices
at j. w. Schaefer's, 1910 nth street northwest
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY-. Nay IL, 1852,
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, DC, M " II, 1892. $50 am &
with light rain, winds mostly e1sterly, stationary
or lower temperature and pressure.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAvTR KKNGLA Z COS
I.ATINnRY 20Ap

LAUNUHY SOAP
rs ECONOMICAL BECAUSE IT Is PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTKRATIONS SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, 0OAP6TONR PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND Rot THE CkOTHRS
IT Il SAFE. BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIE: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELVRsl
PALM And OoC0AhUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCABGE0 OF PUTRID DEAD ANIkAL2
THUS ENDAN0RRIN0 LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY Bah BRANDED
WITH OUR NAlR
FOB SALE By 0ROOHRS 0KNKRAIER.
AND WHOLK6ALE At OF1IOR
o2lA WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. d. q.
ORDERS WIka ALSO B1 1DCDvED FROM TN
TRADE N FRANK HUM DARD6IR = HAlE11s-
xox ~ u m1A O. 1yoH &AhuqUAW -
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SONGS, waltzes, marches, cts, j. Jay Goulds
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

"ANTED-YOUNG MAN WHO HAS WORKED AT
W painting, can mix paints, &C., and to make him
self generally useful Salary small, with board ant
lodging. Ala Sd stFeet northwest. 1t
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CURE vest chains, filed, 80, at Prigg's. Locke
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FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A. Golden, agent:
10000 herring, at s. per thousand; 5000 shad from
SIS TO so per hundred; 300 punches rock and
perch, from 20 TO so cents per bunch.
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SHAWL STRAPS given to s. buyers Young's.

GREAT SUCCEss-MiOns OF the great crank
cards are being shipped TO other cities daily. Buy
set from your card novelty or news dealer before
they are all gone. Published by Morrison q Duval,
Sos ana SO7 street, Washington, ID. c.
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:'Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every mornin
and delivered in Glib. "Ward" prints 45c per II
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mill
&C. per Of Cream 1bc. pint