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wheeling Live Stock sIarkes.

wheeling Live Stock Slarket.
May 4th, 1882.
AT the Wheeling stock yards during
the past week the affairs have been qui-
ct and dull To-day only thirty head nj
cattle were found, but they we're fine
Yves ern auihals. The prices were. for
900 lbs animals 6446i,; 1,lOO to t.4oO
lbs animals, 7 to 7te. Calves command
6 00aS 90 per heat, according to quail.
itv. Hogs were in good demand a,
7.74c.
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Card, are out for the wedding OF Rev
A. E BARNES. formerly of Scmerton,
nov Of Tennessee, to Miss Ida ARM
STRONG, Of Malaga Eaterpr:se
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The B. 2. & c Railroad Company
paid Dr.. 6 W. MASON $1,000 for bis
property, house snd two lots, in the
South end of town last week. The ex
tension runs through both lots.
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The dwelling house Of JOHN B. DRUM
OF Green township, with its contents,
was DESTROYED ny FIRE on the 81 inst
Loss ahont Sl. 200 No insurance.
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A convention Of the frienis Of the
Ohio VALLEY Railroad, from all points
along the river. is to he held at Beilaire
on Thursday. the 18Th inst.
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A notice by Auditor Atkinson to per-
sons intending TO engage ia the traffic in
in,oxicating liquors is Published else
where in this paper.
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Two saloon keepers 10 Clarington will
Continue IA the business. Five have
concluded to quit.
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Only one Woodsheld saloon keeper
has, to this time, S.turiav, notified the
Probate Judge that be proposes TO con-
tinue the business
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GARDNER OKEr. Of Bethel to wnship.
. member Of the 1l6th D. v. 1 received
S79s At back pay and pension last
month.
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The C arlington Independent starts on
its second year enlarged to twenty
eight column paper. ToK. is 9 success
as 9 newspsperis..
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Auditor ATKINSON and Auditor CoF-
fLArD.. of Belmont county, appraised
the B. z. 4 C. Railroad last week for
taxation purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Owing to the fact of losses sustained,
and the Inconvenience Of collecting so
many small bills, we have concluded to
adept the cash system. Hereafter, cash
must accompany all orders, for coal,
which can be left st the Depot or Nor
ris d Armstrong; store. The orders
positively will not be filed after the 10th
inst. unless the above is complied with
Mayo. Elk NORRIS l. BRO
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The sale Of the Cincinnati 4 Marietta
Railroad was confirmed at Cambridge
on she Let inst.
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Tovnehip Assessors are required to
report to the Auditor on Monday. the
18Th inst.
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MARRrED.-On April l6-h, by JACK
SON HAueHr, E-q.. Of Jackson town.
ship, Miss SUSAN HIssoN to Mr.. WASH
iNaroH TRuAx.
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ISAAC HILL. of Beallsville, booms
with q big advertisement this week.

TIE County Commissioners and the
County Auditor will meet as Board of
Equalization on Wednesday, the l7th
inaf
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Mrs PoGGEsBuka aud her daughter.
MrsNrs, spent two days In Wheeling
shopping last week.
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A new business house is going up on
the premises OF NJ. HoErFLER, south OF
the Court House.
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The saloon. of FRANK GILL, st the AL.
bert House, Barnesville. suspended oper-
ations on the goth ult.
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LECTURES.

Theory and Practice Of Teaching. Civil Gov;
eminent, Parliamentary and School Law,
Astronomical and Physical Geography.
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Capt. ]. W. NJ. Brock. OF Stafford
received hack pension last week OF
nearly % 200.
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The young tolks had delightful little
hop at the briggs House last Thursday
evening.
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tie . nice 'un-the bridge over the
back street near the Depot. Go down
and gag. upon the structure.
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SEWING MACHINES.

{ The White Machine is the best 10 the
market have them for sale at my
Grocery in Woods6eld. Also, oils,
needles, attachments and parts Of al.
kinds, and for all machines. Orders bv
mail will receive prompt attention Will
sell machines at retail or Wholesale.
S. W EGGER.
Nav 2-1m Wnndsfield. Ohio
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Chicago.

May 5.-Flour 4 25a6 25; Wheat
40; Corn7.c: Oats 53c; Rye 85c
Barley 10.
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Baltimore.

May s. Flour 5 00s7 25; Wheat
AZ; Corn Sic; Oats 57s5Sc; Rye Csc
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We are infoim med that the Cameron
ssloons have closed. They don't like
the 800 tax imposed bv the PoND law.
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The Iuirmarv Directors will hold
their mex, regular session on the first
Monday in June.
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BEST OF THE SEASON.

The 81 90 and 81 25 extra large Bed
Spreads are selling very fast at P. T
KINGS, BelIaire, Ohio
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Common Pleas Court commences in
Belmont county on Tuesday, the 18th
inst,
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FoRD BRns will pay one dollar and
thirty cents for good wheat. M9t2
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CincINnatI.

Nav 5.--Flour s 00a7 25; Whest
40; Corn 75c; Oats 53c; Rye Gle;
Barley l 10
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LADIES',
We want you to call (whetber purchas-
ing or not at our Shoe House and ex.
amino our immense stock aud prices OF
late style Walking Shoes, 20 different
styles from 81 90 up.
BosToN SHOE House,
New Bank Building.
J D. Heinlein, Prop'r
Bellaire. Ohio.
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WoodsaeId stock Market.

May Cattle Sa44c per pound ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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BEALLSvILLH
SELECT SCHOOL:

THE Eighth Session of this School opens
L Juiy IS, and oloses september a2,
isS2.
We take plsasdrsss in Offering to the patron.i-
fling public superior advantages over any
other school in R'stern Ohio: among which
are corps Of efficient Instructors. written
Examinations. thorough drill in Noima In
struction for Teachers By an experienced ri.
ncator, full aud practical coarse Of study
for persons ooking to auy special Calling o.
lie. good and cheap Boarding moral and
social Community, a 6rst.class Literary Sc.
ciety. thorough course of Lectures, aid, ss
the close of Che session ths
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BoAHDTNrG

Good Boarding can be obtained at from S2
so TO S2 IS per week. Rooms for self.
boarding can be obtained at low rates.
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Mr. DIXON and wife, OF Beallsville,
visited at DR.. ARMsrRoE6's last week.
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Miss MAaaIE BoUGHNER. Of Cameron,
Is visiting at Judge WALroN's.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvERT0N LIVE STOCK ScALEs,l
MONDAY. Nav, l 1882.
The quotations given in our live
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GENUINE BARGAINS
In seasonable Dress Goods at P. T.
KINGS Bellaire. Ohio.
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LOST.

A gold Badge of 7th Army Corps
Inscription, master Of Transportation.
Finder will be re warded by leaving it at
this Office. May 8.
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II You have the chill- take PERUNA.
II YOU expect or fear them take PERUNA'
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Tutt1on.

Tuition required in advance. No money
refunded except In cases of pretraotsd illn ess.
For further particulars call on or address,
ID. McVEY, Principal.
Bsallsvills, Monroe County, 0his.
april 'S2td.
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A FEW PRICE

Worth remembering will be furnished
to patrons calling at P. T. KINGS, 119
h l2l Belmont ST.. Bellaire, Ohio
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Still on the War Path.
Coed Coffee 10 lbs for One Dollar
Good Y. H Tea 40c per pound
Choice Sugar II lbs. for One Dollar
English Soda 4 cents or 6 lbs. for
Csc
Nails at SO so per keg.
Malta DsnhIe Shovel Plows SO 25.
Oliver Chilled Points at Soc.
46 pieces Best White Granite Ware SO
95 sett.
Best Hanlock Sole Leather 25c by the
side.
Good Calf skin Boots. (Mens) 81 so
per pair.
Good Cassimeres at 40c per yard
Mems Cashmere suits OF clothing
good at s3 SO.
Ladies Gosssmer Circulars for 81 80.
Gents Gossamer Coats for 81 40
Dress goods in variety from sc tc the
finest Cashmeres and silks all tie nep
shades
Carpets good line from 23tc. up.
Floor Oil Cloth at 25c per ward.
Good Calico as low a. 4ae per yard
Yard wide Bleached Musiins cheap at
Sc
Chevio't Shirtings nt St: per yard.
New ard hean'itul Lawns Sc per yard.
Seer Suckers 10c per Yard =
Come and see the Biggest Stock Of
Goods in Eastern, Ohio, at
r. C. NILES Store,
Nav 9-3t Somerton, Ohio
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
At special 10" prices AT 2. T. KlNi'S,
Brliaire, Q
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TUESDAY. NAYs. 1882.
MRS. N. 3. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.

Read our new advertisements.
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CALL AND SEE
The latest reductions at P I. KINGS,
Bellaire. Chic
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Eff Call al FHE SPfRlr office for job
rin,ing from a visiting card up to a full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
ard Oh envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on shost rotiea.
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NEW LOCALS.

TOMATO AND CABBAGE
Plants and Garden Seeds for sale by
Mrs. VI. A WAY, Woodstield, Ohio.
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SUBSTANTIAL BARGAINS
In Housekeeping Dry Goods at P, T.
KINGS, Ballaire. o. MAY 9.
EE Ladies' and Misses Fine Dress
Shoes in French Kid, Paris Kid, Cura.
Goa Kid, Glove Kid, Top KID, Fcxed
and fine Pebble Goah in width to suit
everybody.
BosToN SHcE HOUSE,
j. D. Heinlein, Prop'r.
Bellaire, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

JUDGE wYLIE WILL TAKE A GOOD BOND OF So, 600
Last evening after the Star Route trial was
ended, Mr.. Totten called Judge Wylie's attention
to the case OF B. F. Bigeow, now in jail in default
of SIS, 600 bail to answer the charge OF embezzng
s37 coo from the National Bank Of the Republic in
which BigelOw was employed as teller. Judge
Wylie, having been appealed to for reduction OF
bail, said he was willing to take a good bond Of
$4,000 not wild bond based on Kentucky Kansas,
or other distant lands, but bond known OF all
men to be good in Washington.
A HAMPERS FERRIAN FINED.-John B. Smith
was put on trial I'm the Police Court this morning
for carrying pistol Policeman Bart testified to
arreSting the defendant In the ''division" last
night on complaint OF woman, who said he drew
q revolver on her. At the Statian house Derrin-
ger and 1925 were found On him. His counsel
stated that he is resident OF Harper'S Ferry and
was here on business. The court imposed fine of
$25 or so days.
RUN OVER BY RAILROAD TRAIN AND KILLED
Yesterday the conductor OF the IL o'clock train
north, over the B. o. railroad, put colored
man Oil his train the other side OF RveS' station.
The man walked to Monticello station, and sat down
on the side OF the platform waiting for another
train to steal q ride. The O'Clock through train
came along and the whistle was blown usual,
but the man probably being asleep was run over
and killed instantly. His body was brought to
this city for Identification last night, and is at the
X. o. depot. He had bottle of whisky in his
pocket, but nothing or value He Is bright mu-
latto. and nearly six feet high
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SPECIALTIES.
PERSONAL.

A L THE REQUEST OF PARTIES INTERESTED,
N we hereby ion the Public against the purchase
OF certain Proniss ry Not da ed ugls is 1882 by
u signed and endors d. payment Ia wing been stcpped
August 49, 1882. [al29 ST. SELTZ II MERIT.
M WILLIAMS AND c. L. PRICES PRiVA re
" Detective Agency. Consultations free. All bust
ness strictly confidential. Notice call at residence
926 street northwest. n4hl6 en-
pRIFATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 800 9TH
Il street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all cases: consultation free will call at residence
when requested. all business strictly confidential E.
Finder mhI5-6n
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DOR ONE WEEK LONGER.

Our Great Clearing Sale Of Fine Clothing has been the
delight Of all who have purchased. The people have
found out that we sell as we advertise. When state
that Clearing Saeis asuccess state fact. When
inaugurated this sale had object in vew-to
Clear out stock of Summer Goods not wishing to
carry them We therefore determined to reduce
the prices al garments to such figures that would
sell them Our object has met with approval and for
more week will sell all Clothing the sa me
Great Reductions This will he the last week and last
opportunity to buy Clothing at saving nearly half
Many OF these garments suitable for early fall wear
and there many choice patterns among them. As
this will be the last week would advise all to call .
promising bargain to every purchaser that cannot be
duplicated elsewhere.
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CITY ITEMS.
From Anacostia.

UNIONTowN Jan. 6, 1882
Gentlemen: There is no question about Browns
Iron Bitters being the best medicine made TO tone
person up. was all broken down. greatly de-
bilitated; In fact generally used up Since taking
the iron Blttersmy appetite has returned. am
all right again j most cheerfully recommend the
Browns Iron Bitters to all persons suffering as
did. i n NINSIx
How Many Times
has long siege of Illness been averted by timely
resort to that superior Alternative and corrective
Tarrants Settler Aperent, without which no
household is safe.
S1.OOO Rewnrd
For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBiig's Pile Remedy
falls to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller NJ. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out MS signature. Sold by druggists disco
Don't bic i'm the House.
though on Rats" Clears out rats. mice, reaches,
bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers,
15c
"AldeIney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. 'Ward" prints 4oc. per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c per at Cream. 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

CARPE TINGs.
NEW FALL STYLES IN BODY BRUSSELS. TAP
ESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLYS, TWO
PHYS, DAMASK. VENETIANS HALL.
AND STAIRS TO MATCH.
INGRAM CARPETS-NEW STYLES.
Ingram Carpets. 81 cts
Ingram Carpets As cts.
Ingram Carpets, so cts.
Ingram Carpets, 60 cts.
Ingram Carpets. IS cts.
Ingram Carpets IS cents.
BRUSSELS CARPETs-NEw STYLES.
Brussels Carpets. IS cts.
Brussels Carpets, 80 cts.
Brussels Carpets So cts.
Brussels Carpets, 80 cts
Brussels Carpets 95 cts.
Brussels Carpets 81.
Etc. Etc, Etc. Etc. ktc.. Etc.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS, all widths. from SIC. up
STAIR OILCLO1 HIS AND LINENS.
FLOOR DRUGGETS, new fall STYLES in every size
made.
RUGS. MOQUETTE. VELVET. TAPESTRY, ETC.
LACE by the ard. and LACE CURTAINS.
TOW MS,
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
csc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
an2o SOUTH SIDE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A Inducements TO.uiUlat.


THEATER CoNIQUE--Eariety and burleSque.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Concert Perform ance.
ABNER'S SUMNER GAEDEN.-COncert.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 13th and 18th streets
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
~ COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1850 3Oth street.. Manufactures Steam Engines Boil!
ers Saftng, Puleys and Mill work: Architectural
Iron Work, also repairs Agricultural Machinery
t2S-6m
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Special Weather Hm,Ietln.
TOMORROW To be FAIR DAY

The CHEF signal officer of the army rurnlsha.
the following special bulletin to the press The
barometer Is lowest in Arizona and highest in the
upper Missouri valley. Local rains have prevailed
in the southern states, Ohio valley, and the ex-
IRENE northwest, and fair weather continues in
New England the middle Atlantic states. and lake
re ZION with cool north - east winds The tenn
pefdtuTe has changed slightly I'm the southern
states and Ohio valley, VITA SOutherly winds in
the gulf st ties, anu northeast winds in the Ohio
valley, Tennessee and North Carolina. The tenn
pSr.uFe has fallen from f02 10 go In the extreme
northwest, with nOrtheriy winds; it has fallen
Slightly in the lower lake region, and thence SOUTH
ward 10 Virginia and I'm the southwest. The fol-
lowing special temperatures were reported at a.
m this morning: EaStp1rt, SO; Montreal and AL
pena, Gle: Quebec, 59o; Mt WASHINGTON Ago ;
Cleveland, go; Duluth, e3o; ST. Paul, 6so; Denver
$50; san Francisco, 56o. The following stations
reports more than one inch OF rainfall during the
past twenty-Our hours viz: North Platte, %.
Fair weather is indicated for the middle and
New England st iteS during Wednesday with
slgat changes In temperature, probably followed
on Wednesday night by cooler weather. Cooler
weather is indicated for the northwest and upper
lake region on WedneS lay. and light froStS Will
probably occur In Dakota, Minnesota, and near
Lake Superior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

The ONLY STORE in the city where you can buy
zephyr worStedS for ~ eight cents per ounce is at
D. L. EngeFS, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue. Special
prices to dealers. All shades iii stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

PAINS IN THE BACK AND LoINS and fiuttering OF
the heart are not trivial matters. But Hunts
Remedy cures them speedily.
THE PARS0S AND HIS HORSE-A well-knOwn
clergyman drove twelve miles into the country to
pass the day with friend. While ut dinner a ser
want came running in with the message that his
horse lying on its back In frightful agony,
kicking and struggling as IL about TO die. Perry
Davis Pain Killer happened to be on hand, and
some OF IL was at once put down the suffering
beasts throat In consequence the horse, which
had q bad attack OF collie, was able to trot checrily
homeward in the evening This method Of curing
sick horses is regularly TeSOrted TO in Providence,
RI. among the animals belonging to the fire de-
plrtment- The chief OF that department, Capt
Oliver j. Greene, says: 'For collie in horses a
small bottle OF 1t in pint of water or milk Will
AFFORD relief In the worst eases, If taken In tme''
THE SPEECERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE opened for
the reception OF students yesterday morning. and
the competition for seats continued lively through
out the day and evening. Fity-Seven new stu
dents, ladies and gentlemen, registered the first
dag. Registration Will continue during the pres
ent week. and the regular day and night sessions
Will be resumed Monday, September 4th.
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GoLD-FILLEp vest chains 81 to $40 at Prigg's.

A BOY nameG john ESeby was fined s. or fifteen
days by Judge Bundy to-day, for tresSpaSsing on
the Agricultural Park.
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FCSsELL's Ice CREAM

Buy YOUR WALL PAPERS. window shades &C., Of
r. W. Henderson Co., lib + street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Che Weather.

rAsHiSGToS. DC. August 20. 1852. 9:31 AMI
For New England and the middle Atlantic states
fair weather. stationary or slight rise ia temporal
ture during Tuesday, and cooler weather during
WNdneS lay afternoon or evening, winds mostly
from north 70 east; falling, followed by rising ba-
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STRICTLY PURE LIQUORS for medicinal and family
use Arlington whisky, 81 per gal; 81 per qt bot
tie. McC;ce'S iGi 9tI street northwest
DEPoT for Harris Insect Powder-711 2d street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBIICANs.-Ata meeting
OF the Pennsylvania Republican Association last
evening, X. A. Gibson In tue chair MeSSrS. Robert
McMOrriS, W. G. Russell, and j. X. p. Gleason We're
appointed committee to draft "a suitable address
TO Pennsylvania Republican voters residing in
Washington, urging them to attend to their regis
tratl0n ami payment OF taxes. 1t was resolved to
recommend that Pennsylvanians employed In the
departments pay their political contributions to
the State Central Committee in preference to the
Congressional Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

THE EXECUTORS SALE at 917 l street, advertised
for tomorrow by Thomas bowling, is We'll worthy
the attention OF buyers, as it embraces some rare
pieces OF antique furniture, q fine Chickerng
piano, and other fine parlor and chamber furn-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

PicKPoCSETs.-The night that the Light Infantry
started 10 Cape May two gentlemen standing on
the corner OF 9th street and the avenue were re-
relieved OF their watches Last sunday a gentle
b,:n staining on the corner OF 9Th street and the
avenue, locking at the parade OF the returning
troops, was relieved OF his watch. Detectives
.oofnes and Acton are at work on tie cases, but
% far without result fney suspect some white
thieves who have Lately come 70 the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGET
The Steamer Excelsior, canal packet win make her
regular trips to the above places ON MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAy, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf,
Congress street and Canal, at O'Clock q. sharp
Fare so cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday: For information inquire at
west. aul- Inns
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-29

the blushing bud, as she scuttled
down stairs.
Swipes !" roared the managing
editor with complacent smile and
glance of approval at himself in
the glass, " Swipes, you may tell the
foreman to send me proof of the
fashion notes as soon as they come
in. have observed that great
many errors have crept in lately. y,
Brooklyn EAGLE.