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The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-13
DR. SPINN EY,
 NOII KEARNl STREET, Treats all Chronic & Special Diseases.

Treats all Chronic & Special Diseases. YOUNG MEN.
 Who may be suffering from the effects CT yontbin' foies or indiscretions will do well 10 avail them selves of this the gresiest booE ever laid at the altar or suffering humanity. DR. sPlNNEi VIII guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case oi Seminas weakness or private disease of any kind or ehsrse- ter which he undertakes sud fsils 10 cure.
 M!DDlE-AGED MEN.
 There gre many st the age of 30 to to whs are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the blad der, often accompanied by slight smsiting or burning sensation and aweakening oi the syrtem fin 6 manner the patient cannot account for. Op examining the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color Will pc oi thin milkish hue, again changing 10 Il dark and torpid appearance. There are msLy men who die of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakAess. Dr. z. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy restoration ofthe gento- urinary organs
 Ofice hours 10 10 ( ana 6 10 5. Suntays, rom lp to Il \, h. Consultation free, Thorough ex
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-13
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
star Route RuSnOrs.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 9.-A rumor prevails about the court house and is given considerable credence, that the grand jury voted upon one of the star route cases which they have been considering, and directed the presen- tation for indictment of J. w. Dor sey, l.. w. Vail, John M. Miner, J. B. Sanderson, NJ. Rerdor and Thos. J. Brady. This is what is termed the Dorsey combination, and they are charged with conspiracy to de- fraud the government.
 The Rumored Indian Outbreak,
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.--Major Gordon, commanding the military forces at Fort Miss. ulla, Montana, has sent the following telegram da- ted January 25th, to the adjutant general of that division, and it has been transmitted to the Indian bu. reau by the. secretary of war:
 Agent Roman of the Flathead Agency visited the post to.day, and reports that the statements in the eastern papers that an Indian out break was to occur on Jacks reser- vation and that Indians are concen- trating and defying the authorities and intimidating the Northern Pa cifc Railroad surveyors, are false, although some slight misunderstand- ing did take place between the en- gineers and a few Indians. The matter has been settled peaceably and the surveyors are progressing with their work through the reserva- tion without interference from h. dians.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-13

The Northern Pacific company is Glendive, F {'s3 || 4 f # E5|
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n E1VOO Oh WG00GO bliss.
fH1 CITY FULL or BRIDAL couPLEs-A HARVEST FOR
HOTEL MEN AND auIpEa
The city is full OF bridal couplea There hasn't
been for several years such flood Of newly-wed-
ded bliss poured into the city at one time.
and the capital city may be said to be
wreathed In smiles There Is nothing
mean about young couple on a
wedding tour. They are happy and they want
everybody else to be happy. They must have the
pest rooms In the hotels and as clerk in an up
town hotel told STAR reporter this morning.
fhere Is not vacant private parlor in our
house." The same is true OF other hotels. These
young people have their meals served In their own
rooms, and give so little trouble that hotel men
with signs. Mr.. Willard, OF the Ebbitt, always
presents each bride with handsome boquet,
and thus gives the sanction OF approval to the
marriage
AS rule. they go sightseeing merely as a
matter OF form, and when guide gets a
young married couple in tow he has what is
.e Sat4 known among the fraternity as a
with these kind OF visitors, very soon
nnds q comfortable seat in some quiet place and
asks them to walt until he goes for permission to
MS departure, aud, knowing that he would not be
missed for fve or six hours, embraces the oppor-
tunity to attend the funeral Of a friend
have also bridal couples in tow, and nd
In the latter part of the day makes his ap-
pearance before his employers, whom he finds
seated seated In the same place, apparently having for
delay he is smilingly told that he was not very
long away.an 80 the sightseeing is resumed. The
bridal couple scatter happiness around them where
ever they CO. and as there are about forty couples
now in this city, the amount OF happiness that
is now being dtffused in the community can
readily be calculated. 1t has In fact assumed
designate it as business, and levy a special
license tax.
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The following reai estate sales have recently
been effected through Fitch. Fox Brown: For
John W. Thompson, ESQ.,, parts OF lots 30 and
IS, square 2is, being No l4,s I street, to Chief
Justice Waite, OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States, for $4,000 cash; for Addison NJ. Smith,
esq.,, parts OF lots 81 and 49, and lot S. square ga
being No. lla2 Vermont avenue, to Justice W. B.
for SIS COD cash; for William Thompson, esq, part
OF lot 6S, square 225, fronting % feet on Vermont
Price, commissioner OF Indian affairs, for 5000
cash; for Hon. Bradley Barlow. lots 3 AS Is
B,S IS A, and S. &c b, square 80. being No. 1898
Rhode Island avenue, to b. Edward j. Els. esq.,,
for $12,SG0 The same f1rm have also leased 10 At
torney General Brewster the handsome residence
at the southeast corner OF Connecticut avenue and
L street, owned by Hon. John h.Forbes, OF Boston,
and recently occupied by NJ. Outrey, late minister
from France.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Asnusenlents. Etc

now being produced by Rices Surprise Party,
at the National, is having successful
week. The play Is probably not an i'm
psosetnent on The former ones OF the company
Dus The inexhaustible humor OF Mackey, seconded
Dy the fascinating ladies OF the party, are sum-
Miss Kate CaStletOn, as Sophia Beisjze Is very
charming, and becomes immensely popular with
portion OF tae audience, but is trifie too can
cantSn Tor the stage of the National The play
Will De confl11ad f0r the rest Of the week
THEATER' CoArouE- - Mcintyre and Heath's
speciaity company are fully up TO the high rank
OF the other variety companies that hive ner-
rule " WIZ
.. he ENTERTAINMENT In Silver Spring parish on
t0-norrOw evening ut :: 80 O'Clock. BY the s,Iperb
cnoir OF Christ church, Washington, will be a
Most charming affair A moonlight drive over a
super VIII add to the enjoyment. The proceeds
the parish. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-25

A representative OF the Times Democrat was
present at the ofice OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Company when Mr.. ID. p. Blair, OF Columbus Miss
received check for SIS, 600, the lucky holder q
one-nfth OF the capital prize or $4,000 on ticket
NO 42,1Ol, and asked: " Did you not feel elated
when favored by fortune?" sNo. not at all I had
an Idea would win. had been taking tickets
Wen now it must be for nearly two years, and
was biding my time, for 4 felt my turn would
come soon. never hurried the Lottery Company
up put waited, taking my tickets regularly every
month, and now I've hit them" "Nhat DO YOU
intend doing with the money! .well the night
peIleted had won mentally distributed IT.
nave children, and / propose 10 invest a portion
oi we money for them. The plans made on that
night intend carrying out 1 felt on that occa-
sion, by intuition, IL would almost seem, that
sai Won. Inc feeling, OF course is impossible TO
ueScrloe" mus he Did0d his time The next
uIawlng VIII occur November l4th. and any infor-
,halioh thereof can be had on application 10 NJ A.
cIdt, September l6.
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Condensed lOcalS

Agent King, OF the humane society made q
,fOund" with the dog catcherS Yesterday and OH
wed their methods Of doing business. lie stated
10 STAR reporter that he was entirely sa.fsfied
Will .he way The dogs and other vagrant animals
James BelleS sends the Catholic Family AL
ma nae for fSS3 "
O., Inc auction sales viii be found on the 9TH and
ctn pages or to-day'S STAR, and are OF unusual in
terest at this season. "
The attention OF the public is called to the sale
west, az auction on Tuesday. the 3lst Instant an 4
O'Clock pm, by r. o. Hoffman ~
., me victory In the boat race Monday evening
snouio nave been accredited TO kearney and
FISHER, OF the Coast Survey Office, instead of 10
D1 Rs,; anu soIners, as heretofore published
Young men were returning from the National Fair
grounds in a dog Cart, wnen the horse ran awav
the men, named OMera, was thrown out and in
nred The horse became detached from the
venieie and ran towards The city.
Mr. H. U. TOwles, furniture dealer on Pennsv,.
vania avenue, he's purchased a building site I'm
Wine Johnson's addition to Hyattsvllle where
he proposes TO erect house next spring
J. Shillngton sends St Nicholas for November
Attention IS called 10 the sale, at public auction
to-morrow afternoon. at 4:30 O'Clock, OF the very
desirable dwelling 1871 10th street.
THE BOOK AND FANCY GOODS SALE-Mr Mohun,s
advertisement shows that he has now reduced 10
one-half the retail price all his fancy articles OF
which he has an immense variety OF the very
BEST In silk, plush. Russian leather, &c This is
certainly the best opportunity offered TO buy
holiday goods at such figures.
STARTLING DiscOvERY.-A prominent aStron-
oner, who has been a close obs river or the great
CoWet, Claims 10 have made a discovery In con-
neccon with the comets tail that will create the
moSt profound amaZement throughout the world
anu VIII De or particular interest 10 the citizens
washington While watching the "tramo O;
me skies the other morning early through a telp-
scope he was astonished TO observe family trace;
On the comets tall cabalistic signs, which, alter
c!ose study, lie succeeded In traEsiating TO tho
emect that the grand headquarters TOR bows, clcth
Ing was at b. Robinson Co.'S, go PennsyIyania
avenue.
THE Mt PrsGAH CHURCH TTorBIFs-Mt Piscab
church, where the troubles which have been re-
Gently ventilated In the Police Court occurred is
Attached 20 the Baltimore conference OF the Arr
can Methodist Episcopal church, and was bnilt
originally at the corner OF 10th and streets. In
80. Rev. I. +. Green, a local deacon. e2inv tns
principal promoter OF the enterprise. Some year
$50 the church was destroyed by fire, and was ~.
built In its present location land since has en0yc
great degree OF prosperity, having now abou,
% members and Sunday school which fills TIRE
house.. At the last conference Rev. Mr. Valentine
vas appointed TO the pastorate, and, as before
0afe0, charges OF lewd conduct were brought
1GAfn3e him, and the pulpit being declared vacant
- presiding elder, Dr.. d. p. Seaton, appointed
- Noyns Of 0eoggetoWns TO the vacancy.
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Weddings yesterday.


Mr. Charles White andlMisei Flora Reichenbach
were last evening joined In marriage at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, No. 42s nth street.
Only the immediate relatives OF the young couple
were present, and the ceremony was conducted In
solemn and impressive manner by Rev. Mr.
pomer; Among the numerals presents was
handsome hnaoe piano from the mother OF the
bride The happy couple left ut ESQ pm for an
extensive tour northward
The marriage OF Dr. J. Hall lewis and Miss Anna
donaldson, daughter OF DR.. R B. Donaldson, was
celebrated at Trinity p E. church yesterday, Rev.
Or Addison oflielating. The ushers were Messrs.
II. M: Schooley, and Charles F. Bacon. DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis left afterwards Ior a tour north.
Mr. henry Wex and Mss Emma j. Baker were
married last evening by Rev.Dr Greene at Calvary
Baptist church. The ushers were Messrs II. F.
Bauer, r. c. Giesekng, Ferdinand Schmidt and N.
the brides father corner Of 9Th and streets
southwest, the couple left for tour in the west
Mr. Orange s. Firmin, OF the Second Auditors
Md, were married yesterday at noon at No. Oil N
street, Rev. DR.. Elliott, of Ascension church, per.
forming the ceremony. The couple left for a tour
At Trinity Catholic church,) West Washington
last last evs ,lI Mr. Michael Dugan, of Tenleytown
presence OF a large number of friends. Rev.
Father Roccofort performed the ceremony,
RIVER TRADE. - Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Stm
Norfolk. Lawson. merchandise for j. H. Johnson &
Co.; schr. VIM. Parker, Black, s45 tons coal, C. 81.
Burgess; schr d. l. Daw, Green, 400 tons do, city
johnson Bros; schr. c. w. Krebbs, Ball, liz
tons DO, same; schr. William and James, 147
market; schr. Defi, Trainer, oysters for market;
R uages Carpenter Thos Jefferson, Martha Wash
name, all with oysters for market, 2,4OO bushels:
schr Active, Corners. 100000 laths, H. L. Blscoe
Schr: NJ. Stedman. Stedman, 1913 tons OF coal, j. c.
a aeIsting sehr Mitchell Mtchell 800 tons
coal, stephenson Bros. schr. Washington, Smith,
H. lis IONS OF coal, w. II. Baum; schr Maid of the
c. Barrett, jackson, 100 tons do Thos Somerville;
barge Gilmore Meredith, Chds, 40 tons do, John
Miner M barge Deer Park, Zimmerman, 100 tons
ker, no TONS, 5. Emery; schr. Wicomico, Greyson,
cord wool, IT, L. Biscoe; schr j. A. Harper, Kelly,
coru WOOD same; Schr. Silver Star, Anderson, cord
Woou. .. y. Garter; schr. Caroline, Mothershead
cort wood Johnson Bros; sloop Sarah Jane. Slmms
oysters Ior market; Schr. Thomas Franklin, John
son, 800 bushels do. market; pungies Addie. Mar.
garet, Ella and Mary, oysters for market
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important 10 sunday School Interests.
MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL coxAIrTEk
The International committee for the selection
OF the Sunday school lessons for the next year met
this morning at the Riggs House. In the absence
OF the chairman, Rev. Dr. Vincent, OF Connecticut,
Rev. john Hall, OF New York. presided. Rev. War
rem Randolph, D. D., Of Newport, R. l., acted as
secretary. The following members were present:
Pphilip g. Glllett, L. l. D., Jacksonville, NJ; Rev
Richard Newton, ID. D., Philadelphia, Pa; Hon.
Franklin Fairbanks, ST Johnsbury, Vt: Rev. j. A.
Broa1us. ID. D., Louisville, KY; Rev. Prof. Henry
L. Baugher, ID. D., Gettysburg, Pa; Rev. James A.
Worden, Princeton, N j.; Rev. John Potts, d. D.,
Toronto, Ontario. The committee remained in ses-
sion all morning, and took recess at l O'Clock.
The afternoon session was resumed at2 o'clock.
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A Good Unyes1sr,ct,t.

My wife said was a fool when brought homs
bottle OF Parker's Ginger Tonic. But when It
broke up my cough, drove away her neuralgia and
cured haby's dysentery She thought had made =
good inveStment-N \. Tailor.
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From China 10 Perm

and back again thousand times in a night, viii
the mind OF the nervous sufferer travel, while
blessed sleep forSakes his eyes lie can enjoy sweet
rest by the use OF DIR. Benson's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills. Sold by all druggists.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!
YOU CAN SAVE 10 PER CENT BY PURCHASING
YOUR CARPETS OF US.

% additional new styles of Best English Kiddermins-
ter, yard wide. 80 cents
70 good styles of Brussels Is cents,
10 choice styles OF Brus els 81 cents.
Is styles Of Brussels. xtra heavy 81.
Best and ply Carpets
Ingram Carpets, choice styles 81 cents As cents 80
cents. - ~ ~
All Wool Ineran Carpets 65 cents.
Carpet Lining Z cents yard.
Hall and Stair Carpets to match.
English Oil Cloths "A, ga. Ca, ga wide from 81
cents, 30 cents, 62 cents, rs cents
B brussels l. Rugs % cents s. 50, 81, s2.5
Moquet Persian, and Smyrna Rugs.
Floor Druggets all sizes. from S.. So, 81. 49, So So
AttOmans and Hassocks
$3.50 O' W. *' W.
Nottingham Lace 25 cts. 3Octs 81 cts
60 Blankets per pair 81, $3.50. 50. 81 49, &c. ST. 49,
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MIS- "lnslows Soothing Syrup is tho prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
lhe United states, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-failng success by millions OF
mothers Tor their children. Ii relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoa, gripnr
In the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
10 the child IL rests the mother. Price - cents
bottle. mWs
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DIED

ga GATES On the morning OF the 25th day Of October
1907; EARNEST v. GATES. beloved son Of John n
ana Letue v" Gates in the third year of his age
Human hands have tried 10 save him
Signs and tears are all in vain;
HAPPY angels came and bore him
FROM this world of sorrow and pain.
ana acquaintsnces respectfully invited b
SLeho ms funeral at No l225 lth street southeast on
1hursday evening, at O'Clock y. IN.
riLfEESNIILER on the evening Of October 23d 1852
his age. N' 'A'" 'e"i W
Funeral from his late residence, No. z2S Eleventh
street southwest on Thursday. at 8 80 o'clock H. ma.
eiauNes an friends respectfully invited attend 2ts
W. MEtkS. On Monday, October 23d. 1882. MARY.
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e. U T 1 c U R A .

Geo W. brown, 4S Marshall ST. Providence R. l.. cured
oy CUT1CUHA RESoLvEST (bood purifier) and CUTI-
CuRA and CUTICURA SOAP the great skin cur, y of
hlnsworE Huor got at the barbers which spread all
over his neck and face and for years resisted
all kinds of treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-25

Many lose their beauty from the hair falling or
| fading. Parkers Hair Balsam supplies necesSarv
ncurshment prevents falling and grayness and
| is an elegant dressing.
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ECZEMA,

Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, Mass, permanently cured
OF h9or OF the face and scalp teczea) that had been
treated lilly for TIVE lngIiy BOs-
tons best physicians and most noted specialists well
as European authorities
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esBuchu.Raiha.,s

LIE Drolt buildings, says: al have used Browns
Iron Bltters with excellent success In Malaria ana
Nerve troubleSn
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SCALD HEAD.

H. A. Raymond, Auditor F. W.. J. 4 s. r. R. Jackson
Mich cured of Scald Head of nine years' duration
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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JAMES ID. CUNNING, 1908 E street northwest has
just received cons -nmenJ or Loch Fyne her
rings, direct from Malcolm & Co., GreenOck, Scot
land.
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AUCTION SALES.
EINE TRoTTING HORSES AT AUCTION.

kNNE TROTTING HORSES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER TWENTY.
S SEW at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We viii sell. by
lS26 street northwest, two tine Trotins Horses to
BROWN GLIDING, five year old. thoroughbred.
s sS hands high long flowing name aud tail does not
en 81 10 pun can De driven ~ lady and can carry two
cHEsTSTT GEIpisG G.'' S s' BRIDGE" esh.
does not shy or pull be driven by ybey record
Both Of these horses are also splendid pole horses,
eR asa p sn sse snss 10 be re- hy vii 6e on
previous to sale Pedigree gwen The owner havins
running horses at the track. intends to devote bis at
horses: BE having them on from the east mus
aisposs o. them Parties desriIs to purchase should
OBS 2t DUNcANsoS BROS. AuctiOneers.
FTNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, WORTH OF MEMS
A AfdS B2SS, GE8THaNG OF EVERY BEsGRIP
LOT JEWRERY, saoWcAsHEHss. & &C.. BENG ElNa
aHE tfIFE EIH 2SK As sIdsE E5F
1857 aMph at I'm Rh NJ aG
NJ within my salesrooln shall sell the above stock.
scripton from the best manufacturers. Also. a fun
e ossdss r GIs f D6S is
VNHOs. J. FISHER & co.
saLT Of HAHHPEF
AND FOURTEENiH STREETS NoRTHMEsT;
81 THE GAs 'LIaHT coMPhNG@ h Nd Q ON \
FOURTEENTH STREET. BE WEN OHIO
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST, 10
CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOyEMBERrsa
SEVENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF thess]
premises, shall sell parts Lots Nos. and &c H
in square No; 253. Is feet nchesby So feet l09 in
ches improved by a substantial threestory and base
ment Brick Dwelling House. No. 1903 street north
west.
Al HALF-PAsT FOUR. O'CLOCK PM. SAME
DAY. the premises. shall sell the north II feet u
Lot No. H. IN square No gag by 100 feet in DEPTH
proved by three-story Brick Dwelling No. Az 10th
street northwest.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. SAME DAY, in front OF
the premises shall sell the south "a 10y 95 Of
Lot in square 257, east side of l4th street be-
tween street and Ohio ayerue, with Frame Building,
occupied by the District government a Public
School.
Terms: One-third in cash the remainder in one and
two years. with interest payable semi annually and
secured by deed of trust on the premises All con-
veyancing at cost of purchaser der osit 500 on
each piece of property will be required the time Of
SALE THOS. j. FISHER & Co.
God 1924 4 street northwest
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/" Avderney nnirv n

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. Der 10
Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per Of Cream. I5c. pint
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9Th near E-Johnsons. Choice steamed roast and
6rolled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon irss
floor
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs Bowers l43 Clinton ST. Cincinnati eaks of her
SISTERS child who cured of milk crust which resisted
all remedies for two years. Now fine, healthy boy,
with beautiful head OF hair.
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EXTRA fine ladies' merinO vests, 5Oc &c, 75c. !:
scarlet ail-Wool vests, sl25; the heaviest gents
merlnO uGdcrShrts, 50c., g.. 15c. gents scarlet
aiEWoo indicated shirts, s1.25: children's vests
Dammann's, 500 9Th street N 1870
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CUTICURA

REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists. Price of Gu
TICUR Medicinal Jelly small boxes, SOC. large boxes
sr o nt1cuEA KEsoLvEsT the new blood purifier 81
ana toilet soais), 25c CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAP. 15c. Principal Depot,
aul1 WEEKS & POTTER. Boston. Mass.
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Beautiful pearl opera glasses, $3.50 Hempler's,
As Pennsylvania ave y
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ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEMAND FOR
GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE.
And atthe request of great number of customers,
particularly Ladies. the auction sales are
POSTPONED UNTIL
F q R T Err NOTI e.
In the meantime the Store will be open ALL DAY
for Private Sales when ALL GOODS will be offered at
ACTUAL
FANCY GOODS AT ONE-HALF THE RETAIL
PRICE.
Those desiring such articles would do well to call
early, stock is being rapidly reduced.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
o17-l1t Corner of 18th street
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julius LANsBURGH 315 9TH street, Will open this
afternoon 270O large Smyrna rugs at 81 apiece the
greatest iEducement ever offered.
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Harris INSECT PowDEK-depot III I'd street
northwest.
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The Result OF Perseverance,

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney. bls
Der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
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MRS. c. THOMPSON knows how to improve the
looks OF every lady, at 93l F street northwest
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We have IN stock again so dozen. OF black and
AN colOred, Foster patent Lace hook Mid Gloves
-: every pair warranted. Dammann's SOC 9TH
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JUsr RECEIVED, lot antique tides, at Do. A few
more pieces antique lace, I21.c. yard.
Mrs. MAX WEYI. agt. 1l2 eth street.