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Alexnudria Affairs.

hepOftcd fOf STAR.
LAND SLIDE-The river site OF Alexandra,
souIh OF Prnce street. consists OF two storfes one
on the nl at Lee street, and the other below 1t at
Union street To the north OF Prince street the
original hill has been cut away ana streets and
lots and gardens alike slope to the river, but south
OF that street the old hifl remains protected by
walls OF In some other method, as far as the rail-
road tunnel. Thence south, except at the old lime
Kiln the streets are roughly cut to the river, but
OF the tunnel the windows OF the upper level look
Gown upon the chimney-tops OF the lower level
The 'front.' hill south OF the tunnel, known as NIL
lers cn or Windmill hill, undertook yesterday to
slope itself to the river OF its own accord, and
portion OF the cliff made an avalanche, startling
THE COMING TRIAL OF CLIFF-The common
wealth attorney has not fixed definitely as yet the
time at which he Will call the case OF James Cliff.
neiu LOT shootlng his wife while walking under
the railroad tunnel. Miss Mollie Cliff, his wife,
has recovered sufficiently to visit near neighbo-s
has passed away, and 1t is likely that next week
her husband Will be brought before the mayor,
comronted Dy his wife, who he has not seen since
ne snot ner, and upon her evidence he Will be
held for the grand Jury assault with intent to
Kill Bail VIII then be fixed. II he can procure
ball he will be released until court, If not he win
remain in jail until the grand jury shall find an
Indictment against him.
POLICE CouRT.-At the mayors court. Edward
julius, charged with stealing Chickens was COM
mitted for further examination at a future day
after other arrests have been made. Daniel WASH
1ngton, heretofore committed OF assault and fined,
of his fine.
REcHABIrEs Rechabites here held meet
Ing last night, and a large representation of
Patience Tent, Nos, will unite in the Rechabite
demonstration in the District to-day.
STATION House AND JAII.-Ar the station house
this morning, the only prisoner was Eliza Todd,
charged with disordery conduct Edward julius,
White and Dan Conkling, white, were discharged
from all last evening. John Mumps, colored, and
Mary Lucas, white, were sent to jail from the
county for six months for concubinage:
REPORTERS NOTES.-The granting of permits to
enter the c0lOred public schools was begun this
morning oy school Clerk Snowden at the Peabody
building Some hundreds permits were granted.
There were last year nine coored teachers and 666
colored pupils.-The police here have tnforma-
ZION That colored girl about ii years old,
named Lucy Hamilton, has gone to Washington,
carrying stolen to an old coored
woman who had taken care of her.-L. Baggett
was SO injured yesterday by the ''kck" OF his gun
DR.. Lewis
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The Coming school Year.

ISFORAATfoN FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
The summer vacation is almost over, and prepa-
rations are being made in all the educational in
stitutions to begin the new scholastic year.
Parents undecided where they will send their
chlt1ren 10 school during the coming year win find
IL 10 thelr advantage TO consult the advertising
columns or The STAR Special mention will be
made OF the educational advertisements In turn in
the news columns OF the paper thus furnishing its
Ieaders a double educational directory. In
addition to those previously mentioned, attention
Is called to the following:
The fail term of the English and classical school
TOT young men and boys, 405 East Capitol street,
VIII commence September 18th. A limited num-
6er OF boarding pupils VIII be received. c. E.
The next annual session OF j. w. Hunts ENGLISH
and classical high school will commence Septem-
Der 1lth, In north session room OF the Az street
w. Hunt, lock box 535.
Arlington Academy, Corcoran building, a select
school Tor limited number OF boys and young
men, Will begin its fall term September 18th. Day
and evening sessions. Burton Macaffee, principal
the Well-known Rockland school, for girls, at
For circulars address Henry C. HallowelL
Nile V; Prud'homme's fall term commences Sep
tshoer 2oth. Morning. afternoon and evening
Frencn classes Tor ladies and gentlemen. Mrs. j.
L. MCGEE has charge OF the English department.
residence, 1923 street northwest.
studies at the Musical Academy, 1721 De Sales
street o1tween connecticut avenue and 18th street
northwest Will be resumed September 18th. Prtn.
cipal, J. j. Caufield.
= W. Flynn. southwest corner Sth and streets
northwest gives Instructions in mathematics,
Latln, Greek. French, German and English. Special
attention to preparation for college,
Washington Conservatory OF Music, at Timms'
new halls, corner 9TH and ID northwest. Thirteenth
year Piano, organ. voice, singing, violin, &C.
Twelve teachers. o. B. Bularj, Director.
Business course in bookkeeping, penmanship
etc, Tor - a month. Day and night. G. w. Howe
1880 1th street.
Law department, Howard University viii open
September Is. For further information apply to
the secretary, James H. Smith, 5a0sth street north
west.
Private Family STRAIGHTFORWARD instruction in
the English branches Latin, Greek, and mathe-
MATES, for eight scholars, by a tutor of many
years experience twenty-five miles from Wash
1hgtOn. Apply to l. d. Blunt. Germantown, Mont
gOnery county, Nd.
Spanish taught at 1924 nth street northwest.
REGULAR class evenings, Tuesday and Friday
Iheo ingalls, King, teacher OF music. Address,
School Of Music, 7O7 Sth street northwest
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE
PERPETUAL Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
Rents Safes for IS to $50 per year aud takes ali kinds
OF Securities and Vauabes Special Deposit lowest
rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER, of Riggs Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
C. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin P. Snyder. Charles G. Glover
John Casses, Henry A, Willard.
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans,
John e. Parke. aul4
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AnluSemenfS Tonight.

NmWSe mcnfS TO.niVhf.
FoRD's OPERA HoUSE.-Thatcher, Primrose and
VESTS MinsrrelS.
THEATER COMIoUE.-Variety and burlesque.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Concert Performance.
ABNER's SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue. between 18TH and I4th streets
LOEFFLER'S GARDEN-Picnic Of Montgomery
Guards
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

DOARDERS WANTED - LOCATION HEALTHY
ID and beautiful: near Railroad and Blue Ridge
Mountains; reference, Church 4 Stephenson Mary
land avenue, near 9TH street. Address w. A. Draw
NER, Upperville, Va. au30-3t.
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE SUMMER RESORT
~ Magnificent shade, Sulphur Springs, Blue Ridge
Views, Baths, Porches Stables Horses NC Circulars
at l015 avenue corner OF 1th street Adj
dress A. NJ. JELLY, New Windsor. Md je6-3m
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

AN ARREsT.-Constable Kirby, OF Montgomery
Rockville, colored man named VIM Bootes, Ir,
charged with beating the little boy "Bob," who
was found in an insensible condition in the barn
OF Mr. Jacob Ernest, as mentioned in THE STAR at
the time OF the occurrence. B0oteS was taken to
Rockville.
RAILROAD MEETINa.-Mr Best, president of the
Washington and Western railroad, formerly the
western and Ohio railroad, has requested a meet
Ing or citizens at the merchants exchange at an
his views in reference to extending the road
through Falls Church to this place and to ask
their cooperation.
THE NEW LARGs, four-masted schooner E. B.
church from Portland Me-, now here, as men,
toned In yesterdays STAR. to load from Borden
first trip to Baltimore from Maine with 400 tons
OF ice not long since. Quite large fleet is in our
BUSINESS NOTES.-The Central Coal company is
repairing their trussel work, &c., preparatory to
shipments. .Sealer OF Weights and Measures
Small is inspecting, this morning, all the coal
scales OF the different companies. The Canal
company is building new bridge in the rear OF
the market house, on the line OF the old there.
They propose to make the necessary repairs on all
the foot bridges above. w. II. Tenney & Sons
are building sheds adjoining the new warehouse
MARRIED.-Mr. Michael Mcintyre, a Waterman
on the Aqueduct bridge, was married last even
Ing. which occasion was taken to give him grand
GoNB TO FLoRIDA-Edgar Fewkes the we'll
known junk dealer. has given up business here
and left for Florida last night, to engage in the
cotton ginning business with his nephew there.
GRAIN.-Arrived-BOat Seneca. with LOCO BUSH
els corn, $50 bushels wheat, and 200 bbls OF flour.
NO offerings on Change. No sales reported
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls and re-
ce1ving reservoir very turbld; distributing reser-
voir clear.
HIGH TIDE.-September 1st-1o:a5 a. M, 1O:4O
p. m
LIVE STOCK SALES at Drovers' Rest are reported
by Tavenner Bros. as follows: 400 cattle up; all
sold; best, 54a5A; good, 4aa5A; medium, 4Aa4A;
common, 3Ha44. 1,707 sheep and lambs-Sheep,
3Aa4A; lambs, 5a614. IS cows and calves sold from
SIS to $50 per head. Market active.
PORT-Schr. Emma M. Drummond, Higgins,
from Georgetown, at Bangor 26th instant.
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

Public Voice.
WASHINGTON, January 4, 1882
Gentlemen: Finding myself breaking down with
work and business care resorted to Browns Iron
Bitters as strengthened. From their use have
derived much benefit, so much keen them in nv
house now at all times as a family medicine I
most cheerfully recommend the medicine browns
Iron Bftters) for general debility caused by over
work and mental strain.
JNo. NJ. MoAvoY.
Notice.
Received daily, hard and soft shell crabs prime
salt water oysters. New York and PHILADELPHIA
oysters a speciality. Hotels, restaurants and FAM
lilies supplied at the Norfolk Oyster Depot N.
White Co., No. 621 street northwest 8
How Many Times
has long siege OF illness been averted by timely
resort to that superior Alternative and corrective,
TarrantS Settler Aperient, without which no
household is safe.
$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, liberated,
or protrudfng Piles that DeBiItg's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists, disco
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by ''Buchupaiba-"
81 Depot, Stott Cromwell
.AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints 40c per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of Cream, 15c. pint
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THE CHILDREN IN SUNMER--The Sisters OF Cnarf-
ty In charge OF St Ninccnt'S Home in Philadel-
phia, have good deal TO do with the disorders OF
the Chi iren in their care. In the hot weather
many OF these poor little ones are attacked by
summer complaint, cramps and collie. The s.
tiers know, from long experience. the best course
TO pursue They find great advantage In the use
of Perry DAVIS Pain Killer. They say 1--WE do not
know what We should have done without il III the
many cases of chill and fever and bowel and
stomach troubles which we have treated with It.
to praise 1t
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Special Weather Ru,leun,
A CLEAR Up TO MORROW.


ghe chief signal officer or the army furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the press: The
barometer is highest in the upper Missouri valley
IL Is low In the upper lake region and lowest In
Arizona. Fair weather continues in New England
northern portions OF the middle states. with cool
S0utheriy WINS. Local rains are reported from
the southern states, Ohio valley, and lake region.
with east 70 south winds east or the Mississippi.
Cooler nOrtherly wind and partly cloudy weather
prevail In the region west OF the Mississippi river
and east OF the Rocky mountains, with local rains
south OF Minnesota Much colder anu clear weather
prevails in the extreme northwest The following
special temperatures We're reported at a. IN. this
morning: EistpOTt, g.; Montreal, CSC: quebec,
$50: Mt. Washington, So: Cleveland, 6Go; Aipena,
go; Duluth. 592; s.. Par, go; ID anver, 4So; san
Francisco, $50. Stations reporting one inch or
more OF rainfall during the past q hours are:
Smithvilie. l32; Fort Macon, IiG- Light rains
are indicated for New England on Friday. Local
rains are Indicated for the miidic Atlantic stlteS
tonight, followed on Friday by clearing wc1t her.
Cool weather is Indicated Tor the northwest and
upper lake region, with light frOStS in the northern
portions tonight
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BUY YOUR WALL PAPERS. winiOw shades, &c, OF
r. W. Henderson Is Co., lib street.
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The ONLY STORE in the city where you can buy
zephyr wOrstef for ~ eight cents per ounce is at
ID. L. Engei's, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue. Special
prices to dealers All shades Ia stock
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
ery. Farm three miles from Bladensburg containing
$50 acres Onethird cleared land, suitable gar fe
asked. l4l5 street northwest. al7-6rn
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IF You FEEL nervous in regard to your kidneys,
liver. or urinary organs, use the only sure cure,
Hunts Remedy. Never known to fail
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BRACELETS AND BANGLES, s. to $50, at Prigg:s.

LADIES' MD BUTTON Doors, solid, worked button
holes only sl49, at Family Shoe Store, 300 and 3OS
7th street.
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GENERAL FRYE was fined IS or IS days III the
Police Court to-day for aSSaultng another cOOred
boy named ChaS johnson, who said that the fight
grew out OF the Generals saying witness sister
was not lady.
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FCssELL's Ice CREAM.
CHEAPEST OF all. E. Young. 736 9Th street.
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JOB LOT in school boys clothing at low prices, at
HerZOg's, sos 9th street northwest
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

Saline styles in New Calieoes 8 cts.
Saline styles in New Foulards, IL cts.
New all all Wool eoors
New oeds al Pin EO cseess 81 e 50
NEW DARK GINGHAMS-MADRAS STYLES.
Al Wool Red flanneis. a5 cts 90 s.s s's cts
2. BS sp IT, ssss sss g ct:
SnssssPg n ootts2s ~ yards vide Is cts
ingram Carpets. styles 81 cts. so cts 60 cts
Ladies Cloth 4. new eolors double Width 50 cts. 81
New Dark Dress Goods. IL cts
all sz ss sa es snd IS cts
Canton FianneIs. Cts 10 Cts. i cts. Is cts. ETC.
BLACK SILKS-COLORED SILKS
WE ARE RECEIVING NEW FALL DRY GOODS
CARPETS RUGS cS 1R nsS fts' Etc. L Etc. ETC.
TOW SONS,
cSG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
aaiSo SOUTH SIDE.
SPEcIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 9kc; 1914 sheeting, 2oc.
India Lawns, &c., and India Linen and Persian Lawns
al ana dsSB S asS s
or ana s Black 3 sna and
finish Linen Table Daaass 75eAhas been 81 Is; Mos n
sapfssF Linen Y MsS
stitched Hanc kerchiefs, 10c, l Is J. Parasois at
and below cost Neck Ruings, SC. and up; Crash and
Towels SC. and up; Counterpanes, 4Sc and up; 75c
coored Skirts for 49c. T5c. Corsets at Soc Hum
lreds Of other articles equally cheap prior to stock
taking at
BRODHEAD CO.'S
1908 F street. between 18th and 18th SITS,
ty22. 2S. %. augl2. II. Is. %. 3O.31
WE HAVE REDUCED THE BEST
w BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS
From f13 70 $10 IS; 81 Blue Pants to S. so. All Sum-
mcr Goods at cost. Boys School Suits, S. so s.,
and S. upwards. Boys single Pants from 75c. up.
Mems Working Pants from 81 up. Good Undershirts,
Is. 40 and Soc. up. Misses and Boys School Shoes
from 81 upwards. Wool Hats. 6oc. up; Straw Hats ct
and below cost.
i9l4-1916 pennsylyania avenue.
aul9 j. W. SELBY
SIS sssaxs ssas odoooo oOouoo
81. IS @a g 90 %
sss ass8 SssS . 900 %OJ
s s'' ! nm MI
GGG uu SS
800 Gun n.duced to $751;!
Damascus steel Barrels! Extension Rib! Reborinding
Locks istol Grip! Double Bolts! Patent Forend? Trial
Given! Exfrsordinary shooting Qualities!
waS1;nsto:. D. O. Al Catalogues free. jy2g
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DRY GOODS.
VOUR LAST CHAN

YOUR LAST ANGEL
OUR LAST CHANCE
SEPTEMBER ONLY.
During this month you have the last chance Of buying
the best bargains ever offered
We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2. and
rs we are determined to open only with fresh. new
Goods. we shall sell the remainder of our still immense
stock at such figures as viii insure quick sales.
We have on hand !, 600 pieces BLACK AND COL
oRED CASHMEREs. These goods have really adj
vanced since last winter. We shall offer them way
below cost,
1000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
some Of which fashionable this season as they
last You can buy them for SO on the dollar
They must be closed out.
SILKS. sATINs. vELvETs.
The largest stock in the CITY, Convince yourself OF
the great bargains we are offering.
We are selling a beautiful pure Silk Brocade at IS
cents. in twenty different patterns.
LINEN AND HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
In odds and ends at your price, in preference to
sending them to auction.
BLANKETS! BLANKETs!l
1900 pairs at less than we can replace them in five
case lots We want fresh goods for Building;
therefore the sacrifice
1000 COMFORTERs
We offer the largest sze both sides best Cooheco robe
print, white cotton filing. at 81 40 regular price g.
The cold weather will come soon procure your winter
stock now.
S. 40 full size MARsEILLES SPREADS reduced to
sl.2O.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some OF which soiled. at less than half price.
n
Best goods made. reduced to the following low prices:
stl lss cents s. s. aS cents cents:
"a 22b cents. l0-4 IS cents.
These came directly from the Wamsutta mills, and
are in length from one to ten yards.
Ladies' full size WHITE LAWN APRONS. richly
trimmed, at cents.
All our stock of HOSIERY. GLOVES. CoRsETs.
Sk1RTS in fact, every article in immense estab-
lishment. reduced to such low figures that it will pay
anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter
wear.
Remember, compelled to sell at one price or
the other If we do not sell at retail shall be obliged
to dispose Of balance on hand by auction. This s
troublesome job and ncurs many expenses, which
want to save and give the benefit to customers.
Como one and all during this month to our present
Stores.
4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV,
and secure some of the RARE BARGAINS.
au2S LANSBURGH & BROTHER.
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NEWS ENGLISH WALKING SHOES. from 81 % up
1t Family Shoe Store, 800 and 3OS 7th street
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LOCAL MENTION.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEE SIGNAL oKErcra

- UFfItk VI NE Z f1IEF NHtNtI OFF1CER, 7
WARRINGTON. DC. August 81. 1852 20 a. m
For the middle Atlantic states local rains
partly cloudy weather, southerly to- westerly
winds, no change in tenperatur1, lower barometer.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES reduced prices. Hempler's, 453
Pennsy lvania avenue.
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LINEN AND HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
In odds and ends at your price, in preference to
sending them to auction.
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1000 COMFORTERS.

1000 COMFORTERS
We offer the largest size both sides best Cooheco robe
print white cotton filing. at 81. 40, regular price g.
The cold weather will soon, your winter
stock now.
$40 full size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to
$l.20.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some OF which are soiled. at less than half price.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS!!

1,500 pairs at less than replace them in five
case lots We want fresh goods for our new Building;
therefore the sacrifice.
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PURE WHITE (Estragon vinaigre), the only vino
gar suitable for Dicking and preserving purposes
70 be had at c. Handlers, 9l1 eth street.
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How Many Times

has long siege OF illness been averted by timely
resort to that superior Alternative and corrective,
Tarrant's Settler Aperient, without which NO
household is safe.
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3nMn RnvvorN
Catarrh Of the BLADDER

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by ssBuchupaiba-'
81. Depot, Stott Cromwell.
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Coming boat Race ON the Eastern
Branch.

There will be an amateur boat race on the East
ere branch next Saturday at O'Clock pm, for a
purse OF $50 The course will be from the Ana
costa bridge to the old burned bridge and return,
a distance OF one and a half miles Four double
working boats, from Summers boat house on
Eastern branch. have been entered by the follow
Ing crews: Langley and Brown, G: Langley and
Mis- p. and r. Hutchinson, and Clark and Bob
layer. Mr.. Philip Mansfi ED Will act as referee.
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WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS,
Best goods made reduced to the following low prices:
81 12k cents. Ga Is cents.
IA l7H cents. ga 20 cents
"a 22S cents l0-4 IS cents.
These came directly from the Wamsutta mills, and
are in length from one to ten yards.
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TIE OYSTER SEAsoS-To-morrow the oyster sea-
1on VIII commence, the law permitting The catch
ing OF oysters for sale from September ,st ~ April
10Th Between these times the law prohibits the
taking or catching Of oysters except for private
use 10 the amount OF five bushels per day or for
sale 10 citizens In the lcighborhood 70 be con-
prospect for good season Is said TO be fair
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MOTHER AND Son CHARGED WITH IIErr-Solon
Fox and her son, VIM. III. Fox, coIored, neither
and son. were before Judge Bundy today Tor steal
Ing some clothi.lg from Mrs w. Taylor, who en-
poyed Mrs Fox to do some scruhbing Mrs. Fox
was sentenced 70 30 days IN JAIL and execution OF
sentence was suspended In the case OF the boy.
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LADIES' GOODS.

FLOWERS AT COST.
Our immense Stock Of
FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST
to reduce.
Also, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS
AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND
THREAD GLOVES AT COST
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT,
1y5 1909 street northwest
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Duncanson Bros, auction
Gers sold Yesterday for the owner, lot T. in square
North Capitol street, with depth of 144 feet un-
improved, to c. G. Menden, for 10 cents square
foot
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MACHIAvELLrs REPENTANCE.

Machiavel has generally been called go wicked from
peoples installing the design of xritin2s This is
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SILKS, SAT1NS, VELVETS.
The largest stock in the city Convince yourself OF
the great bargains Offering.
We are selling a beautiful pure Silk Brocade at IS
cents in twenty different patterns.