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N EW PARASOLS.
NEW PARASOLS.


~ NEW PARASOLs.
Twilled Silk Parasols, lined, at s.. 90.
Satin Parasols. Silk Lined. at 49, 90.
Satin Parasols, Silk Lined. Gilt Ribs 81. 90.
Satin ParasOs, trimmed with dee, Spanish lace s..
Sun Umbrellas, 81. rs. 81 so. 81, 81. So S. S. So
TOW MS,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South Sidel
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
All Wool Spring Dress Goods, new colors IS cts.
Cancels Hair Cashlneres A inch wide, Is cts.
Moire Silks. all new cslors only 81
Nuns Yelling, all new colors, at 81 cts.
Snrah satins oil new coors, 80 cts.
Colored Dress Silks, very heavy, at 81 and ST. 10.
Best hll-WoOl Bunting, silk face, at Is cts.
Black CashInere5, Al inches wide, at so cts.
Barnsey Cream Table Danlask, at so cts.
Cream Damask Towels. As inches long, % cts.
Cloth for Boys Spring Suits 25ct 81 cts, SO and &C.
Spring Cashnleres, new colOrs, at l2x cts.
Seersucker Ginghams, new styles.
Scotch Zeihyrs, choice designs. % cts.
Best BRUSSELS CARPETS Is cts, Is cts., IS cts.
Black Silk Damasses. from 81. 25 yard.
Madras Bingham, beautiful Styles 12H cts.
Cloth for Mems Wear 81 cts, so cts. &C. Toe, 81.
New styles Fancy Straw Mating, 25c, SOC. and SIC.
Black Dress Silks. 81, 81, 25. 81. so, $l.75
Best wo-Ply Carpet made; now Z5c.
Tlnsel Dress Goods, Roman Stripes.
Plaids, Taffetas, Ladies' Illuminated Cloths.
TOWSON'S.
apI2 636 Pennsylvania avenue (south side.)
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The great popularity OF "Wilbor's Compound of
Cod Liver Oil and Lime" has induced some I'M
principled persons to attempt to palm of a simple
article OF their own manufaeture; but any person
ton should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires putting. The results of its
use are its best recommendations, and the pro-
pretor has ample evidence file OF its extraordi-
nary success in pulmonary complaints. The phos-
phate OF lime possesses most marvellous healing
power, as combined with the pure Cod Liver Oil by
DR.. Wilbor. 1t is prescribed by the medical fac
ulty. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and
all druggists
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Permit No Substitution.
Insist upon obtaining Fl0geStOn Cologne. It Il
pre-eminently superior In permanence and rich de
ncacy OF fragrance.
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CARD.-George Ryneal, jr., desires to convey
acknowledgment OF their many kind expressions
or sympathy. He is busily engaged repairing
damages caused by the late fire. and expects
shortly to have his place OF business attrac-
tive than ever. His store, 418 18th street, is now
open. and he Is ready and able TO ill all orders
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Faded Colors Restor

Faded COlOrs Restored.
Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its youth
ful color and lustre by the use of Parker'S Hair
Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for its purity
and rich perfume
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Thousands Of \

Thousands Of Women
have been entirely cured OF the most stubborn
cases OF female weakness by the use Of Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs.
Lydia =. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets
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now Women Learn,

Women everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that it
overcomes dependency, indigestion, weakness In
the back and Kidneys and other troubles OF the
Sex.-HO3ne Journal
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$1,000 Reward

For any case of blind bleeding, itching, liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
falls to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ. d. 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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Amusements Tonight.

AmUSemeutS Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE--SMy Sweetheart
NATIONAL THEATER-"Oltvette"
CAPITAL THEATER.-yariety performance.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-The Worlds Museum
NILLAKD's HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
Masonic TENPLE.-Broom and Fan Drill
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To all who are suffering from the errors ana In
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., / win send q recipe
that viii cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by q missionary IN south
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INAAN. Station D, New York city.
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Does Your Head Ache4
LOdflless Specific cures the worst case in to Il
minutes 50 cents At all drug stores
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THE Columbia Railway Company, by its presi-
dent, III. A. Willard, has had seven new cars built
OF Stephenson Co, New York makes, and placed
them on the road thereby Increasing the number
OF trips, and making shorter time between cars,
which Will afford greater facilities to people living
On the line OF this road.
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ONLY twenty-five more elegant black satin silk
lined, Spanish lace trimmed parasOiS, at s34S; 2t-
Inch twiled silk sun umbrellas, $1.G9; black satin
lined parasOs, 81 g. For tomorrow and Saturday
only. Dammann's, 500 7th street northwest
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MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MaDE.-A large assert
ment OF new and secondhand trunks at very low
prices can be seen at HerZogs, 30S 9th, Penn
sylyanla avenue.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION, all OF our hdieS' plain and
fancy half regular hose at 15c. pair-pOSitive bar
gain. Call and examine. b. j. Behrend Son, s1S
Sth street, betWeen and streets.
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sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

Cleanses the nasal passages Of foul mucus restores
the senses Of SMELL taste and hearing when affected
frees the head throat and bronchial tubes Of offensive
choking matter swesBns and puries the breath stops
the cough and arrests the progress Of catah towards
consumption.
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The vigor Of Youth
given TO the aged and infirm by using Hop Bittera
HTrv
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The GREATEST y ET.-Elch customer presented
with set OF genuine Scripture cards, when the
following bargains will be offered for tomorrow
only by NJ AugenStein, S17 9TH street northwest:
Decorated chamber sets, all cOOrS, S3.61 chamber
sets, 81 a; carving knife and fork 47c., worth 81;
paddock, with two keys 13c.; toilet mats, &c.; baby
carriages and trunks 20 per cent lower than else
where.
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DRESS SUIrs-G. Spransy, 5O7 18th street.
EVERY HOUsEKEEPER should avail themselves OF
the generous offer OF Smith, Hanway Co. See
advertisement in another column.
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ssBuchup0iba.0
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists. Depot,
EtOtt 4 Cromwell.
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FussELL,s Ice Cream and Charlotte Rus

DANIEL G. HATCH Company, Upholsterers and
Restorers OF Fine Furniture, No. 934 st u. w.
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Special Weather bulletin.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following speciaI bulletin. to the DreSs:-
The storm which was central over Lake Michigan
yesterday morning has moved into the St Law
renee valley. Heavy and general rains occurred
yesterday in the Irld1le Atlantic states the lake
region and New England. and continued during
the night In the laSt-Damed districts. High winds
preveiled during yesterday and last night IN the
lake region and on the Atlantic coast. The winds
east OF the Mississippi river are DOW from SOUTH
west TO northwest The following special r. Entails
are reported in inches during the past 81 hours:
Jacksonville, IS; Province town. Mass .23; Erie
LOO; Marquette. Mich, 1-1]; Portl and, Me- Los
and Alpena. Los. The temperature has fallen
from sc 20 i9o in the Lake region and from Go to
110 In tennessee and the Ohio valley. on the
New England, middle and South Atlantic
coasts there has been a Slight rise. The
Following temperatures were reported yester-
yannah, 74o; Jacksonville ESQ; Galveston $50;
San Antonio, SEQ; Los Angeles, 69o. Fair weather
Is Indicated for the lake region, New England and
The middle Atlantic states during Friday.
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CITY ITEMS.
opinion OF DR.. HI. n. Walton, AnnapO.
lis. MIDI

Opinion OF DR.. HI. n. Walton, AnnapO.
lis, Md.
ColdenS Lebig'S Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic Invigorator is most excellent preparation.
1t Is par excellence, superior to cod liver Oil or
anything I have ever used in wasted or impaired
constitutions, and an excellent preventive OF ma
i LARA diseases; Rememoer the name, Colden's-
Dyspepsia
In its worst forms will yield to Carriers Little
Nerve Pills aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They not only relieve present distress but
strengthen the stomach and digestive apparatus.
German Corn Remover,
only painless harmless cure for hard soft corns
Csc. All druggists.
Wine for Evening Entertainments.
The Port Grape Wine of Alfred Speer, OF Passaic,
New Jersey, is generally pronounced the most re-
liable wine to be obtained, and is now being used
by those fashionable families who are the most
choice in the selection OF wines for evening enter
tainments. For sale by druggists and grocers.
Parents,
do not use vile drugs nostrums in your families
but Hon RttprS
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GO no YouNe's. Youngs, Young,s, 7ss atm ST.

THE commencement of spring brings with 1t
often unhealthIul symptoms. To prevent them a
moderate use OF Handlers '.MelliSton" and s'Aro-
matte BitterS' is recommended. Depot, Gil 9TH
street
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CARDs-Cats on mash: four old maids; Drum
mers set, &c. set; 9Th ST. wing Washington mar
ket c. T. CREaHEN.
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For tomorrow and Saturday only, special re-
duced prices on ladies' undergarments. Chemises
and drawers, 4Sc; night gowns, &c., 75c.; skirts,
45c, &c, 69c., 55c. These lots are positive bar
gains. Dammann's, SCI eth street northwest.
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"JUMBo' is coming for a few days, but Bailey's
dollar saw has come TO stay.
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CATARRH,
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE,

The great balsamic istilation of Witch Hazel Amer
lean Pine. Canada Fir Marigod. Glover Blossoms etc..
for the immediate relief and permanent of every
form Of Catarrh, from simple Head Cold to Incpient
Consumption.
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Or. Boxes Howsons Ice cream 35c.; plates, 10c
&.25 a gal 1lO4 12th street northwest
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION CAsKs-In the
United States court in Charleston SC, yester-
day, before Judges Bond and Bryan, the grand
jury found true bill against thirtyeight citizens
Ing qualified voters at the Buford bridge precinct
In Barnwell county, at the general election in No
yember, 1880 The trial OF the case of the United
States against Lucien L. Carroll and others, mana
gers OF election at Mayesville, in Sumter county,
was resumed yesterday, and the testimony on both
sides was concluded. The good character OF the
defendants was testified to by number of wit
nesses, both republicans and democrats The argu-
ment In the case will be heard to-day
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RUSH for parasols at Young's, 7ss 7th street.

STYLISH CLOTHISG.-G. Spransy, 507 9TH street.
CARDS, cards, pictures, pictures. ]. Jay uld,
&21 9Th street,
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LADIES GOLD WATCH and filled Chain, $40
Prigg's
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
RESIDENT ARTISTS, SALE OF OH, PAINTINGS.
WATER COLORS, AUTOTlPES AND OTHER
OBJECTS OF ART; THE WHOLE COMPRISING

FNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
eB5hSHs q HHISahsas CON- RhhSs
The sale viii be held in the art sales room corner Of
IH ssf ssf epfSsas
continue following day at same hour There h:
following artists are sepresented in the catalogue:
A''"F' ' fSisbe a NJ. yysyl; GIN: =, ,,,,...
B-Ths sale is by fsr the most important art col
lection that has been offered at public sale IN thus city
On view Tuesday and wednesday April 18th and 26th.
s2o-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
TMPoaTANT CHANCERY SALES OF IMPRovER
FHE EsrAEE AZ GOMEZ OF sTRERT
81 TIE NsfTaEAfT GsESrh OF SIXTH AND
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of shefa
Ss gohD Young 4
and M.rsset S Gsaa .u e s Re % d. % We
SsS OF NAY 1881 e 2f Esk oci5ak r EIF q.
0s e. Of TIE p; q al n Thomas ,s Y0ung e a.
.,d B A.
& :s sna 49, de .m:
square having front Of 80 feet and inches ON 9Th
inches Q alley 10 isss vide bens 6Oundsd q the
oDue ss Is on ste
story Brick Buldines containing number Of store
rooms and now in use for business purposes.
Terms fourth cash the day Of sale
within days thereafter the residue In three equal
insamnts one and three years from the day o.
& notes s & ss Or s s
day Of sale at six centum per af the cleo
ton Of the purchaser, the whole OF TIE pur-
chase money may be paid in cash; ne atle
nntn TIE fun smount Of gurcha,s mepsy
comply with the terms Of sale reserve the right g
advertise and resell the property q the r1sk and Co.'S
tanoeof each bid. An oonyeyancng q purchassrs co.,
JAMES 8. EDWARDS.
sos d street northwest lr-,~<,~.
FLANK HUME
dSl Peuna- ave. norfhW0e6S
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucaoneers. $4,000
IFor 0tA.r Asessess See Third Peel
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Mary DunDivan, an old white woman, was
before Judge SHELL this morning, on the charge OF
keeping diSCrlerly house at the corner OF 14th
street and South Carolina avenue southeast She
gave her personal bonds to move out Of the
neighbOrIiOO1.
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Mr.. A. +. Onutt keeper OF the Georgetown hay
scales has made requisition for material to re-
pair the hay scales on Prospect street. Georgetown
MI: w O. Roome. in charge OF special assess
ment division, has Just issued lien certificates on
alleys in squares 9a5, go, gss, and 500
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. Dc, April 20 1882 9: 30 ami
For the New England and the middle Atlantic
states, clearing and fair weather, southwest to
northwest winds. higher barometer, stationary or
lower temperature
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CAPITAL EATER.
~ Jake Budd manager. Monday, April IT. Nightly and
Tuesday and Friday mstnees. The Strongest Specially
Show Of the Season. Lizzie Derious Allie Smith, Ma1ee
Allen Kitty Gardner Dick Morose 0rem Dixon. Bor-
mold, Dixey Leighton. Prices Of admission sane as
usual. ALI
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BUSINESS suIrs-G. spransy, 5O7 18th street.

HAVE your eyes fitted at Hempler's Optician
store, near AZ street
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MASONIC TEMPLE.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 90, 8 O'Clock,
Repetition, by request
BROOM AND FAN DRILL.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY SELECTIONS,
AND DANCING.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, 81.
Single admission, 90 cents.
Tickets for sale at Ellis. Metzerutt's, and Brad
Society. al7-4t
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INCOLN HALL
BENEFIT OF ST. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2STH, AND SATURDAY
MATINEE, 18th
THE PIRATES OF PEAZANCE.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th,
H. M. s. PINAFORE.
Mr. Hernd0n MOreeu Frederick and Ralph
MISS Eva Mills as Mabel and Josephine
M E; B. Hay. Major General and Sir Joseph
MI. Hamilton Adams. Win. H. Daniel H A. Forse-
man. Frank Pearson. L. p. Seibod. Mrs. Jennie True
Miss Lille Bond, Miss Mollie Byrne, Mrs. E. b. Fade
cast detail from National Rifles. in full dress uni
form, as marines Grand chorus Of sixty of the best
singers of this city Fun orchestra with and elab
crate costumes and scenery. Admission, 15c Matinee
5Oc Reserved seats without extra charge Ellis
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THE sale OF oil and water-cOlor paintings at
Dowling'S auction rooms, this evening" at O'Clock,
embraces some OF the best pictures ever offered in
this city. and Is a rare opportunity for those In
search vi true works OF art
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Every night during the week. O'Clock and Saturday
Matinee p. M, Psychology and Mesmerism, Mystery
and Fun Artificial Dreams and Somnambulism on the
stage The most interesting and amusing exhibition
eyer Witnessed. Different every night. Admission 25.
% and IS cents. Matinee 15 and IS cents. al8-6t
POUND PARTY AND ENTERTAINMENT
"A will be held at Masonic Hall, MONDAY, April
~ At 80 p M, under the auspices of the auxiliary
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY, for the benefit OF the SUI
ferers of the Mississippi flood. Admission, froe Do
nations requested. Reception committee: Mrs. Chief
lish and others. al9-5f
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HIS ACQuITTAL ON THE GROUND OF INsAHrrY.
The acquittal Of Roderick MacIean, the attempt
ing murderer OF Queen Victoria, seems to have
been predetermined matter with the court and
the government authorities. The proceedings OF
the trial, which took place at Reading, Berkshire
before Chief Justice Coleridge, were unaccompa,
OF the directors OF the two lunatic asylums fully
proving the previous dementedness of the accused
ana leaving nothing but an acquittaI possible
Few, II any trials, even In England were ever
characterlZed by greater compendousness than
tnlS or MacLean. The grand jury met on the 18th,
were charged by the judge, who stated that the
crime had been clearly Established blythe testi-
mony, and forthwith returned true bill against
the prisoner MacLean was then placed In the
dock and Put on trial before a netty Jury The
case for the prosecution was conducted by the
Attorney General. Sir Henry James, who fndf-
Gated that grave responsibility laid upon the
jury in determining the condition OF the pris-
crime. The testimony went no further than a
bare proof OF the shooting, and the witnesses
were not cross-examned. The prisoners counsel
Mr.. Montague Williams, put the defence on the
ground OF insanity, which was sustained by the
superintendent of the Salisbury and Broadenow
Ine Judge then summed up the case, and the Jury
brought in verdict OF "nOt guilty" on the ground
alleged by the defence. The disposition to he
made OF the acquitted man has not yet appeared,
but may be more or less determined upon the tes-
t!mony OF the medical experts who declared on
the trial that they believed MacLean to have been
Tor years the subject OF a hOmicidal mania and
incapable OF approaching the nature or quality OF
any OF his acts. But although this may have
Oeen true at the time the crime was committed
and previously II 1t should not be true at present.
MacLean would be entitled to a full liberation.
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TEE NoRrBRKN LIGHTS AGArH.-There was
another display OF electric lights in the northern
heasens iast night IL did not compare In point
- erfEancy with the display OF Sunday night
An Arc OF lambert light appeared in the north and
hen breaking into sections, bars OF light shnt to-
and me bands OF light grew in!lSt.bct The
AMOUNT Ct electricity in the atmosphere was not
UoWcteDtly great 70 Affect thu teieoranh wives
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

rAEDs-Everything in cards and pictures; 421 OIL
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Get the Genuine Article.

Parents,
do not use vile drugs nostrums in your families
but use pure Hop Bitters.
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way, and has driven over 900 feet of tunneling in
the past eighteen months, and has In his employ
about 500 people. There are no drones about the
place; an east wind blows every Monday morning
and the Mex1cans, both high and low, are alive to
the great changes which will occur in the district
AS an Indication OF the public appreciation OF Gov
shepherds work, delegation came sixty miles
over the mountains to serenade and congratulate
him on what he had done for Batopilas and Chi.
nr,o1naI dnsy se1enaaea MN twice and played an
late President Garfield"
SOCIAL LIFE AT THE HACIENDA
Is made up OF hard work, sleeping, eating singing,
dancing, negro minstrelsy ,charades Ia bleaux mas
querade balls, &C. Religious services are held
every Sunday night In the Governors quarters
Until the arrival OF piano all had to depend upon
the native musical talent, and banjo and accor-
deon In the hacienda. Batoplas musical talent
can only be compared to the meditation OF Mex
lean borro;-juSt about as slow In making I'D their
minds what to do
THE ARRIVAL OF THE PIANO
was great event 1t was seven months on the
way. 1t was shipped In sections, like all the ma
chinery, but unfortunately the pieces were too
large and heavy for a mules back. But the piano
had to come, and 1t was packed over $50 miles of
mountains on the backs OF 'men,-twenty-nine
men were twenty-six days packing it. It arrived
safely and one hour after It was raising the echoes
OF Batoptlas valley with the inspiring notes Of
arrived without any serious injury. jury ''''' anu
The whole range OF the Sierra Is made up OF vol
canic and igne0us rocks, and the country in the
valley OF BatoplaS Is principally pure black and
white diorite, banked On all sides By volcanic Dor
phyry comp osing the lofty Sierra above. Both
varieties OF diorite show strong Indications OF
mineral life below, and 1t is estimated that
OVER THREE THOUSAND VEINS
form network OF interiacing veins through the
gneous outcroppings OF diorite, syenite and gram
lite. So far as is known 1t Is only In the diortte
that the great raw deposits OF native silver have
been found; more abundantly at present in the
white variety. These veins vary from mere string
ers to over twenty feet In width, and are filled
with coarse granular Gale spar, carrying iron,
copper and arscnical pyrites zinc blende and lead
ali the rich arsenical, sulphuretted and antemon-
ial compounds Of silver, and finally great raw de-
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SOS D :treet norshxsst r,.4...
FRANK HUME
dSl Peuna- ave. norfhwogkJ
DUNCANsON BROS.. Aucameers. s7o-sokds
IFor Otktr Asetioas See TAird Puos-l
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By authority given by the win Of the latef3A
Mary Z. Cary, deceased. will Offer for sale at<f,3
public auction in front of the premises, WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL TWEN1Y-SIXTH, 1882, ct FIVE
O'CLOCK M, all Of Lot %, in block 3, In Todd and
frontage Of SO feet the west side of eth road
and is $50 feet deep. IL adjoins the property Mrs.
Harris. Sold clear of all circumference.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, or all cash, al purchasers OPTION Conveyance
ing and recording at purchaser's cost. $50 down 1t
time OF sale. ARTHUR BIRNEl,
a2o-dts NAeou'0f Oh mary L. oa sss6 AZ street.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON CAPITOL
HILL. FIFTH AND PUBLIC SPACE FRONT.
lsG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ON EAST
CAPImOL AND SEVENTH STREET EAST. Al

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM.
IL PR0vED REAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF L STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AND ON THE
WEST SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BE-
TWEEN l. AND PIERCE SIRE