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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-06

opecla 70 the Herald.
l'EwisvILLE, June 5.--Joc Dawson and
Add Crow, respectable farmers living
near Lewisville, while returning home last
night were shot at six or seven times near
Timber creek, They recognized the voice
and dress of VIII Mccombs, jr. Tney came
IN town this morning and filed complaint
against him; also Austin and Harden Lott.
The Lott boys proved an alibi by state wit.
nesses and were discharged, while strong
case was made against McCombs, Jim Fur
gerson and Andres Stevenson. II also an
pears from the evidence thus far addnaed
that they went to Perry Bolin's, a negro
living on W. A. Gulledge's place, shot into
his cabin several times, forced themselves
in and raped two negro women. Mr.. Gul-
ledge, hearing the flsillade, went 10 the
rescue OF his tenants. He was ridicued.
intimidated and forced to retreat. The
boys were well armed with liauor and
weapons. Officers are inpursuit,
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lIul WIS reIVfreu 20 The committee on ways
and means.
Under the suspension ofrules number of
OF bills providing for the erection of public
buildings were passed, among them one at
Pensacola, TO cost $4,000, being $50 900
less than the bill called for as il passed the
senate, aud one at Brooklyn, New York, to
cost $4,000.
A liournel
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Continued on Fourth Page.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC
THE UTAH COMmsssIOK.
Ex-senator Paddock, of Ne.
braska, 10 be a Member.
Phoebe COuzins' Case.

Washington, 24.-The President is
looking about md exercising great d cal
Of care IN selecting who shall CON pose the
Utah commission. That ex-senator
Paddock has been agreed upon as one OF
the mem bers That shall compose it there
is said tn be little doubt. He has been in
New York lately, and at first refused to
ACCEPT, but fLslly, after reconsidering,
consented that his name might be used.
1t was intended that ex-Secretsry Kirk
VIZ. ii should De placed on the Utah cem-
mission, but Senator Paddock's selection
will result: in the formers appointment as
the western reprt sentative upon the tariff
com mission, which place he much pre-
ferred. Miss Phoebe Couzins, Of st.
Louis, is bringing every possible iufu-
ence to bear whereby she may represent
government in the adjustment Of the
Mormon question, and has urged the
Missouri. delegation to assist her. Senators
Cockrell and Vest are agreeable and have
so indicated, but others, while willing to
do all 10 their power to assist Miss
Couzins, do not believe the appointment
csu be obtained by her, from the fact
that it would be recognition Of female
suffrage by the President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
MiseeIIaneOuR.

New York, 23.-The Times tays that
ColoHel Mapleson has engaged Adelina
Patti for the Lext operE season in this
country.
Cohoes, 24.-HarmoDy mills are closed
and s, 60Opersons are out OF employment.
San francisco, 23.-The steamer Cor
t0fe has sailed for the Arctic for the re-
lief Of the crew of the Rodgers.
Milwaukee, 23.-Right Rev. Michael
Hesse was to-day consecEsted archbishop
Of Milwaukee.
Fall River, Mass, 2s.-Rev. DR.. Foth-
erRill died yesterday of smallpox.
Boston, 23.-Ralph Waldo Emerson Is
seriously i'll with pneumonia at Concord,
Mass
John Owen, a lifelong friend Of Long.
fellow, the poet, and publisher Of some
Of his earlier writings, died in Cambridge
oa Saturday night, aged rs.
Fort Monroe, 2S.-ExtensiVe prepara-
tions are making for q grand military
and naval display during the week, ct
which the President. the secretaries OF
war and nav, Admiral Porter, heads OF
bureaus, and other distinguished visitors,
will be present.
New Orleans; @. Times Democracy
franklin, La. special: The water is
twenty inches below the highest point
this season. 1t is now on the stand from
the effect OF strong southeast winds.
Greenburg, Ky, %. = Hon. W. B. AL
len, author of Aliens history of Ken
lucky, one Of the oldest Masons in the
state, at one time grand master of the
grand lodge of the state, aged go years,
is dead.
Buffalo, N. z, 23.-The New York,
Buffalo and West Shore Railroad Com.
pany laid the first rail Of the new road 10
this city to-day.
Resources of the First National Bank
recently failed, S1,19S, 1874 assets, $780,.
$50 The surplus fund and undivided
earnings are Lost and 1852 95S besides.
The bank examiner ssys the CREDITOR
will receive about ffty-f7e per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
Criminal Calendar.

Louisville, 2s.-Wn. Hewlett, mar
shall Of Nortonville, shot and MORALLY
wounded one Menser. and killed bis SOD.
The marshal recently arrested Menser on
the charge Of gambling, and the parties
meeting at place called Trade Water,
to-day, the father and son attacked BeW-
lett, who shot them in self-defence.
Greenfield, Mass, 23.-A party Of
bridge builders took possession of the
town on Saturday night, Assaulting citl-
zens, breaking into stores, etc. John
Flynn, railroad fireman, was fatally
stabbed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
Railway MaRuRtes.

Cleveland, Ohio,24.-5eneral Mansger
Cooper, accompanied by Vice President
James +. CLARK, Of the New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, and party of
four Others, LEFT in q private car last
night for California. They 60 By the
Rock Island, Union Pacific aud Central
Pacific, and will be absent about two
month";.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
Suing Eugene

Msrsailles. 23.-Suit was opened on
Saturday Of the corporation OF Mar
settles against ex-Empress Eugenie, to
compel her to relinguish the Imperial
chateau, presented under the empire to
the Emperor by the municipality,
which, according to the mayor, now be-
longs TO the town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
IncendiRrtsm.

Titusville, Pa, 2S.-Incendiaries made
an Intellectual attempt last night to burn
Cochranton, thriving village on Frank
lin branch. Fires were lighted in Birch
ards cooper shops and planning mill.
The town escaped with loss Of S., 600
on Orchards mill. Great excitement
Oravails
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
Anti-Chtnese.

Chicago, PA large anti Chinese
meeting was held yesterday at Green.
baum's hall. VIM. Peterson and VIM.
Lewis were the speakers, and resolutions
denouneing Mayor Harrison we're
adopted, because he had stifed free
speech while presiding st a former
meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
What Enterprise GETS.

Phiiadelphis, ga correspondent Of
the New York Herald was held in $40,
600 bonds on the charge OF libel, ia pub
fishing MortrCih's statement that Senator
Mop herson was interested il the Peru
Wan company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
John Russell Young.

New York, 24.-Hon. John Russell
Young, minister to China, was presented
with set Of congrstulatory resolutions
by 8 committee of the New York Press
Club to-day. Mr. Young will be mar
ried at Hartford, to-morrow, aud leave at
DICE for the Pacific Coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
WHITE GOODS.

This stock is brim-ful and running over
with everything in Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crashes, Toilet Quilts,
Piano and Table Spreads, Nottingham
Nets, Tides, Antique Curtains and
Spreads, New Styled Figured and Dotted
Swises, in Ecru and White, India Mulis
in large variety, Printed Linens, Foreign
and Domestic Cretonnes, Victoria Lawn,
Muslin, D India, Plain and Checked,
Nainsook, and many novelties too num-
erous TO particulsriz4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
GuIseau.

w Arlington. 24.-The Supreme Court
in, bsnc decided 10 hear argument on the
bill on May 8. The portion Of Scoville's
letter announcing his withdrawal from
the csse, was reads
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-25
The IeHa.

London, 24.-Fifty Jewish refugees
from Russia sailed on Saturday for the
United States.
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DIED.
GIB ss:.. On May u. 1882. Mrs. MARY A. G1BB,
Funeral will take place Monday, May 18th, at three
O'Clock from the residence of her brother James
Watt, No. 1923 f street northwest. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
KING. At the mansion of Ex-Governor Shepherd,
Brightwood. ID. c., JOHN w. KING, about 5 O'clock
May r. 1882 in the ffty-fourth year of his age Of
heart disease
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
We thy loss shall deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft us,
He all SORROWS heal
Funeral at the house, at O'Clock p M, Sunday May
14th. 1nterment ut Rock Greek church. Friends and
relatives of the deceased are invited.
MCINTYRE. At her late residence No. 1902 L
street, Friday, May 18th. 1892, Mrs. MARY rs. Nc
INTIRE, aged seventy-cight.
Funeral from st. Johns church, of Sixteenth
and streets, Sunday, at haf-pas O'clock
RITTER. On Friday, May 12th 1882, ANGELICA
G. RITTER, aged seventy three years.
Funeral will take place from Christ Church G. street.
between 9Th and 7th southeast, Monday, May the
18TH at O'Clock Friends Of the family in
vited to attend.
STANTON: Suddenly, Friday, May 18th, 1882
JOHN STANTON. aged thirty seven years
His funeral will take place from his late residence
1918 Thirty. second street. West Washington, sun
day, May 18th, at fonr p. m. Friends Of til family
are respectfully invited to attend.
the residence Of his daughter. Mrs. A. NJ Stokes
EVAN C. STATSENBURd, of Wilmington, Delaware
in the seventy fifth year of his age.
Due notice of funeral.
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5000 q
District Governnent Notes.


The Commissioners have notified Mt. Charles
White, president OF the Capitol, North street
ana south Washington railroad company to re-
pair the upper part OF 18th street northwest and
put 1t in as good condition as 1t was before torn
up II not done within fifteen days, proposals for
the repair OF the street Will be issued by the Dis
trict and the cost OF such repairs charged to the
company.
REPORT ON THE COUNTY EXPENDITURES.
1t Greene has addressed letter to the Commits
soners in relation to the present condition OF the
county roads, and says, Gas soon as the new APP
preparation becomes available In July, further re-
pairs Will be made on them, and an effort Will be
made to use nothing but stone in such repairs, so
weather from the clay" ssThe total amount OF
taxes contributed from outside of the city limits,
has averaged during the past three years. $6.O56
annually. The U. s. contributed an equal amount,
sI52, OOo.n
share of the expense OF administration and char-
ties very nearly as much as 1t contributes, and
that Tor roads. lamps and surveys 1t receives over
$685. COO, taken from the city revenues. at would
not" he states, "be proper nor expedient to re-
duce the expenditures for the county, and since
the interests OF the city and county are SO closely
for its needs, it is advisable to supplement them
with portion OF the city revenues, as has been
done for years past but 1T is proper that the fact
should be known that the county receives annu-
ally about 45 per cent more than it contributes to
the District revenues"
A CHARGE OF FRAUD NOT SUsTAISED.-T Zell
Hoover was before Judge Smell yesterday on the
charge OF receiving 60 cents from Mrs. Sarah F.
Tfainham cOlOred, OF No. 1922 street. under false
pretenses. Mr.. o. D. Barrett appeared for the de-
fence. Mrs. Tranham testified that last Tuesday
week Hoover collected bill from her and asked
her II she had any bills to be collected, and she
gave him bill for 50 against j. p. Elliott, clerk
in the Treasury. Upon returning he reported to
her that he had been to the Treasury and had FL
lott make an order for $500 on the paymaster,
and he (Hoover) charged 60 cents for the cost of
having the order filed. but she would receive the
10 cents from Elliott with the 50. upon which wit
ness paid him the GO cents. Mr.. Elliott testified
that he made no such order the paymaster.
Hoover took the stand and denied the charge, and
the court said he would have to dismiss the case.
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THREE-JoINTED ash fishing rod &c
ee-jointed ash fishing rod, with lance wood
tip, 49c.
:. Four ointed ash fishing rod, with lance WOOD
tip, SOC.
Three jointed bamboo rod, &c.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
7O5 Market Space,
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IMPoRrED OIL On draught, go 9Th street.

SPECIAL NOTICE to the public-who have been
imposed on. We offer at our new market, 1884 14th
street, the finest meats at lower prices than any
dealers. Srloin, Is and 20 cents; porterhouse %
and IS cents; choice rib roast, Is and 20 cents;
spring lamb and veal in proportion Bailey d
Crown.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusem Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"Our Boys"
NATIONAL THEATBR.-"Her AtOnement."
CAPITAL THEATER.-Var1ety entertainment.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL--World'S Museum.
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SPECIAL BARGAINs.-Three Howe machines at 81
each, warranted In good order, at Oppenheimer's,
52& 9Th street
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The Mrs. Macon and Baby Fund.
The following additional subscriptions have been
received at TEE STAR ONCE:
Heretofore acknowledged. ~ or GO
Citizens OF Centraiia, ILL., through the Gen.
tralia First National Bank 10 G.
Six little boys Of Chicago, m.............. eco
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PORTLAND CEMENT, best quality, X. B. & 8.
Lafarge and Bremen Fresh cargo Just arrived.
For sale by j. w. Mcknight, importers agent, No.
6l1-6l3 street northwest. Send in your orders.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFfCR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYFTCER
WASHINGTON, DC. May IL, 1881. Gao am. {
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather,
with rain, easterly winds, becoming variable. sta
tonary or higher temperature, falling followed by
rising barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the pYess:-
The barometer Is lowest In the Ohio valley, where
the depression has remained central for three
days. Rain has fallen In all the districts except
The Cult states The following rainfalS exceeding
one inch in the past "a hours are reported Dos
ton, LOB; Provincetown, LIZ; Sandy Hook, LIS;
Lynchburg, LIS; Columbus, Lis, and Champaign,
123 NOrtheaSteriy winds prevail in the lake re-
gion, New England and the middle states and north
westerly west OF the Mississippi river The temper
AZURE has fallen In all Of the southern states and
remained nearly stationary IN the northern stltes:
east or the Rocky Mountains 1t averages from 100
to is below the mean for the month.
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LOCAL MENTION.

town. This establishment began operations here
nineteen months ago, and has done the most sue
sold over 100000 pounds of candies. Mr. H. says
he Will come to Washington next December with
30, 600 pounds OF candies for the hOlidaya II you
want bargains go at once to HamiltOn's candy
store, 1871 Pennsylvania avenue. See advertise
mpnt
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SCROFULOUS HUMOR.

EYES, EARS AND NECK IN THE MOST PITIABLE CoND1-
TON.
No one can tell the amount of suffering have endured
Whom was twelve years old Scrofulous Humor broke
out in of its worst forms. While my whole system
was affected my and neck in the most
pitable condition, and upon my left running
and painful sore was dreadfuly afraid would go
into consumption, as two of my sisters had done.
used the CUTIcURA and SOAP my and took the
REsoLvENT regularly for four months, and cured:
now enjoy state Of health and happiness never ex-
pected in this world.
AMANDA A. WHITNEY,
Little Rock, Ark.
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~ U T c U r A
THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER
r E S o L EN- T.
g L c E r s {.

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TESTIMONY.
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my advice, and soon began to get better. Her leg,
which had five holes running to the bone, and all dis
charging matter and very painful. is quite well.
She is able to work well, walk well and sleep well,
and is otherwise in perfect health She has already
newed her supplies live times and says she never means
to be without a bottle Of REsoLvENT in the house.
JAS. P. DERBY,
Druggist, Fitchburg Mass.
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ERYSIPELAS
OF CHRONIC FORM FOR YEARS CURED BY cUr1cunA
REMEDIES.
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limbs bad sores, and scales and scabs her legs has
been entirely cure by five months treatment with your
CUTICURA and CUTICCRA REsOLyENT (blood purifier. }
JNO. R. RIPLEY,
Bridgeport Ct.
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SALT RHEUM.

HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARs-UNABLF TO WALK FOR
ONE YEAR-Gor ABOUT ON HANDS AND kNEEs-A
WONDERFUL CURE.
have had most wonderful cure Of Salt Rheum. For
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doctors said my incurable. So my parents
tried everything that came along. Isaw your adver-
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Yours truly.
WILL MCDONALD,
2542 Dearborn street, Chicago Ill.
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SALE OF PICTUREs.-A very interesting collection
OF pictures, including few fine oil paintings
numerous original sketches in Oil by various
artists, beautiful engravings and other choice
works OF art, is now exhibition in Mr. Dowling's
SaleS-roOmS, and Will be sold at auction during the
coming week. A most excellent opportunity to
secure fine pictures. See the adYt.
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TVHonAs DowLINo. Auceoossr.
BROS, Auctionecrs.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO.. Aucsaonesr..

SORTED STOCK OF HARDWARE, COUNTER
SCALES IRON SAFE COMBINATION LOCK,
COUNTERS. Ere. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY EIdHTEENTH. 1881, ccnaS
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, and continuing
from day 60 day until entire stoc Is disposed Of shall
sell, at the we-knovn store, No. 6l2 Pennsylvsnis
avenue northwest large and wei-assorted stock os
Hardware, viz:
Builders Cabinet Goods and Cutlery.
Grocers, Butchers and Bell hangers Supplies
Mechanics Tools, Lawn Mowers, Betting and Packing
Iron Safe Combination Lock, Steel Nheelbarrows
Store Fixtures.
And general assortment OF goods usually found IN o
first class hardware store.
ALSO, AT ONE O'CLOCK. FIRST DAY.
Iron Safe Con bnaton Lock, Store Fixtures. Wagon
and Harness.
Sale positive, IL being by virtue of assignment By
Samuel r. Cuttings for the benefit of he creditors.
attention OF the trade and private buyers is called
TO the sale.
Terms: Cash.
BY order OF the Assignee.
m13-d WALTER Il. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucta.
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SONGS, waltzes, marches, galops, polkas, cts,
}. Jay GOuids.
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less SUNS George spransy, 5O7 7th street

For wall papers, window shades, &C., go TO r. w.
Henderson 4 Co.'S, 11l3 street northwest
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER,
Internally, and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP extern
ally, will positively every species of humor from
common pimple to scrofula Price Of CuTIcURA small
boxes. Soc; large boxes. 81. CUTIcURA kEsoLxENT,
81 Per bottle CUTICURA SOAP. 25c. CUTICURA SHAW
ING SOAP, 15c. Sold by all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS Il POTTER. Boston, Mass m13
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to engage In manufac-
turing business presents itself In the trustees sale
OF the planning sash and door factory at the corner
OF LIST and streets northwest, to take place on
Monday, May 18th, at O'Clock. This sale includes
machinery, fixtures, bulldogs and warehouses.
PRICES JEwELRY SToRE-Specialties, gold-flled
jewelry copied from solid designs, 81 to $40
THE IMPROVEMENTS at Hempier's, Optician. are
progressing, the stock larger, and prices lower
than ever.
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EVERY HoUsEKEEPER should avail themselves OF
the generous offer OF Smith, Hanway & Co. See
advertisement in another column
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FussELLs Ice Cream.

REFRIGERAToRs AND Ice CHgsrs.-Factory prices
at j. W. Schaefer's, 1920 9TH street northwest
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Thorough Purity
or the cuticulei is attained by the use OF Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
Hits Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50
cents.
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MY NEW &c. CIGAR-the VanQuisher-isa delight
fu smoke. Morcoe's, 1907 Pa ay. ,(wlde-open doors)
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LOVER CARDs-9th ST. wing Center Market
BUSINESS SUITS. George spransy, 5o7 9TH stree

A NEW Observation-Disclosures Mr. Davis will
In both his studios, 9e5 Pa ay and 123 7th ST.
his new and wonderful instantaneous process for
making photographs. The rapidity with which
they are made Is marvelouS-it is more easy to OBJ
tain q correct likeness and a natural expression.
Call and see the working OF this wonderful process
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THE CHARACTERISTICS Of an agreeable perfume
are delicacy, permanency, and vague SuggeS-
GveneSs OF something remote, fond, and touching;
% that as We inhale It, In an Undesirable way old
and whole train of cherished associations is re-
vfved OF all perfumes contrfved by the art OF
man, none have shown themselves comparable to
the genuine Murray & Lanman Florida Water In
these essential respects, is atteSted by its use
among the refined, cultivated, and luxurious
classes wherever an indeStructbe fragrance Is
locked for TO ennde pleasure in the senses or the
mind, by ''striking the electric chain wherewith
We are quickly bound"
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VTHoMAs BOWLING. Gucuoneer.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Gucuoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE COLLECTION or
PICTURES; SEVERAL CHOICE OIL PAINT
lNGs: NUMEROUS ORIGINAL SKETCHES IN
OIL BY RESIDENT ARTISTS AND OTHERS, a
FEW BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGS. ETCHINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHERS, &C.. 60.
To be sold at auction THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS. MAY EIGHTEENTH aud NINE
TENTH, AT HAIF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, az my
ealesrooms corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. Spe ial attention is invited 70 this sale Pictures
Asst THOMAS BOWLING. auct.
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FROM the Boston Ereniag Journal: Persons about
70 visit New York will find comfortable quarters at
the Buckingham hotel. on 5th avenue and 5Oth
street. The location is very convenient, and the
facilities for reaching any part of the city are
ample.
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Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use.
Extra fine old Arlington Whisky 81 per gallon, 81
per quart bottle JAMES f. MCGEE 404 9th ST. w.