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The Court Hou,e Extension.

THE EARLY COMPLETION OF THE WORK EXPECTED
HOW THE ROOMS HAVE BEEN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE OLD BUILDING.
The work on the extension of the Court House
building, which was erected originally over half a
century ago, for the accommodation OF the courts
and the officers Of the corporation Of Washington,
and is used altogether for the purposes of the
courts so far advanced that some OF the rooms will
be occupied in about three weeks The judges have
assigned the rooms to the several courts and
officers.
THE NEW COURT ROOMS.
On this floor the large room in the northwest
corner will be used by the Equity Court, and ad-
joining it are cloak and retiring rooms one side
and consultation room on the other Next is a
large court room. which will be used by the aux
Hilary Circuit and Criminal Courts, and adjoining
this Is consultation room. Then comes the
clerks Office in large airy room with a room Of
smaller size; next a consultation room for the
General Term, and the room in the northeast cor
ner will be for the General Term. These will all
be occupied not later than the 18th of November
Ii possible the rooms in the second story in which
Will be located the library and for the jureS
win also be occupied by that time. No provision
Offices for the district attorney, the marshal the
register OF Wills and the recorder OF Deeds it is
contemplated to
REMODEL THE OLD BUILDING,
making it as near fire proof as possible, and per-
manent places will then be provided for these OFF,
GERS. The addition to the building is well ar
ranged, lighted and heated. 1t is marvel as to
COST the appropriation having been but $4,000,
and reflects credit upon Mr.. Edward Clark, the
architect, and Chief Justice Cartier who took
personal interest in the plans from the inception
of the project to the present time 1t is thought
that when the reconstruction OF the front building
is completed there Will be ample room for all the
judicial purposes Of the District for a half century
or more to come.
CHANGES IN THE CRIMINAL COURT RooM-The
Criminal Court room, in the court house building
has recently undergone renovation, and there
DaS been some Encouragement The platform for
the jurors on the north side OF the rOO1 has been
reduced in size, so that hereafter but one panel
can be accommodated on it at once. The prisoners
dock, heretofore located on the south side OF the
room, has been removed to the north side of the
room, west OF the jury platform
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n U T l c U Z A

-, MT. Albert Kinesbury, Keene N. H., troubled with
bad humor on hands aud neck caused by lead poison
ing e's painter) At times it would break out crack
OPEN and the skin separate from the flesh in large
pieces suffering great continual itching and singing.
purchased your remedies; used CUrIcUaA KEsoLvENr
INTERNALLY ana CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP eXter-
nay and in less than three months effected complete
cure, and has not b Ell troubled since Corroborated
by Buuard Foster, druggists, Keene. n II.
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During the past summer weather wise prophets
have been disturbed by the fact that in the city of
New Orleans the weather has been much cooler
than In the northern cities. Why this is it Is hard
to determine, but inquiries are daily made by the
curiOusy disposed, who make inquiries OF NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, In regard to the next
monthly grand the 149th) distribution OF The
Louisiana State Lottery, which takes place on Oc-
tober 10th, under the sole management OF Generals
G. T. Beauregard, OF La, and Jubal A. Early, OF
Va. when $4,000 s5 COO 10000. etc. will be given
to some one purchasing ticket for S., or frac-
tiOnal portion at same rate
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MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.

J. W. Adams. Newark, Ohio, says: ''Cuticura Rem
case salt rheum in this county My mother had it
twenty years and in fact died from it. believe Cuti
Cura would have saved her life. My arms, breast and
head were covered for three years. which nothing
Leyed or cured until used the CUTICURA REsoLvENr
CURA Soap externally.
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LOOK at the immense bargains offered by NJ. Au-
genstein, ST. 9TH street northwest for tomorrow
only: Decorated bowl and plate 20c. Is doZ. fancy
gobletS, 2c-; Spanish figure lamp with chandelier
trimmings Csc; duStpan and buster, 10c. wooden
Waterbucket. clOtheS-line so clOtheS-pinS, bxS.
blue, Bic; cheese plate, 14c.; 1 engraved decan-
ter and 4 dog. wine-glaSseS to match, re: COW
cred sugar bowls 10c 5-bottle plated castors Sc
j plated butter knife and / sugar spoon, 25c.
Any or the following &C.: Shell boxes, she'll pin
cushions, bouquet holders easels velvet frames,
j dOZ. teaspoons, 3 tablespoons.
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The ATTENTION of the public and dealers IS called
20 the large and attractive auction sale of forfeited
pledges, consisting mainly or clothing, now going
On at 1873 Pennsylvania avenue northwest This
sale Will continue mornings ut 10 O'Clock and eve-
ningS at O'Clock until every lot Is sold. See adj
vertiSement elsewhere.
II &. EULTON. licensed PaMnhrnker.
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Cor. 5th and II SITS. N. W., Dec. 81, 1881.
Gentlemen: My husband has suffered with
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia from his youth
After taking two bottles OF Browns Iron BItters
feels that he can recommend them for their bene-
fetal results Mrs. A. NJ. KNIGHT
browns Iron Bitters cures Liver Complaints.
Kidney Disease, enr1ches the blood and revltalizeS
the whole SySteml
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE
PERPETUAL Charter Act of Congress january 22d 1867
Rents Safes for S. to SEQ year. aud takes all kinds
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, of Riggs 4 Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary
c. Z. Nyman. Asst Sscy
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p. Snyder. Charles c. Glover.
John Cassels, Henry A, Willard.
Albert L. Sturtevant Thomas Evans.
John ei. Parke. au14
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We HAD SEVENTEEN genuine 'Indfa camel hair
shawls' consigned 20 US for cur opening, OF which
tnlrteen are LETT They are from the largest i'm
Porting house Ia New York.
Rather than return them we shall sell them at
She following prices, which Is prime cost and 25
Per cent lower than they can be bought In any
New York retail store:
for sl3l, for S141- so. for $685. for $780, for
0s1 for SiS250. for $3.50 for s}5 for $261. So
FOR 1875, for S4aJ, for $780, for 1855.
LANSBURGH BRO,
Nos. 400 422 and 424 9TH street.
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PSORIASIS.

Psoriasis or eprosy OF twenty years standing by the
CUTICURA SOAP externally. The most wonderful case
On record Cure certified before justice of peace
and prominent citizens All afflicted with itching and
full.
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DAMMASNS BARGAINS.-Six spoolS of best ma
chinethread pc; all shades of Berlin zephyr &c.
and sc. o.; Germantown wool Dc. &c. 81. 81. or. :;
ladies' hemStitched bordered handkerchefs 121%c. !;
ladies' colOfed embroidered handkerchieiS l5c. ::
ladies' and gents merinO underwear from 25c. up.
OammannS, SOC eth street.
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BEWARE OF SHOpDY ready-made Overcoats Pur-
chase a frSt-clasS merchant tailor made overcoat
or the very best fabricvery little worn, and almost
as good as new, at great bargain, at j. HerZOg'S,
Us 9Th street. near PrQnSXl Iva MIA avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-04

Mr. c. l. MARINI's academy is now open for re-
ceptiOn OF pupils for the ensuing season. The
the German viii commence Saturday, October :. at
7:3O.
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w. W. B.
DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL GOODS-We have an immense stock,
full, and complete in each department..
Silks. satins. velvets and Pushes fine Embroidered
Robes Foulas, Cashmeres and Choodas
All kinds of Housefurnishng Goods. full and COM
plete stock Of Carpetings.
SPECIALIZE 600 Fancy Business Cards Just received
and Will be distributed to our customers.
W. w BURDETTE & CO..
o3-3t Nos. 92S It'll st. and FOG street northwest.
BAUM's
GRAND FALL OPENING,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9TH,
ne IL Ttmms and aa and
SPECIAL ATTENTION
r Of an naW SS
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING.
Up to IL years only.
shall show to the public well selected stock of Bows
hltSS suits and Oyercoats Of superior workmanship,
good goods and at low prices.
To every purchaser of Boys Clothing juvenile or
composition book will be given gratis.
NEW DEPARTMENTS.
Japanese Goods japanese Goods,
Willow Ware, Willow Ware, ....,,
Trunks and Satchels
Pictures FRI mes and Easels
Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
Our Book and Stationery department greatly enlarged
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
All other departments will be stocked with the latest
anteed at popular priccs
B Bbf "A 3 3 TM Nm Nm
sBbb AZ y uu y Nh 4 NJ N
OF 416 SEVENTH STREET.
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. lHE Union VETERAN COIPs' TRIP TO RICHMOND
Capt. Tnomason, OF the Union veteran Germs hos
lssue orders setting forth the arrangements made
loi inc trip or tnc corps to Richmond next Friday
evening. The corps Will assemble at the arrnOry
Friday night at 10 O'Clock, in new fatigue uniform
snake, Wh,e belt and gloves. fatigue cap attached
10 Halst OeN. saturday morning at O'clock the
iuli dress uniform for parade under escort OF the
ilrSt regiment Virginia volunteers, and Will he re-
viewed by the governor OF the state and mayor of
the city The corps Will then be dismi ssed until
10 o'clock IN the evening, when they Will march to
the depot and embark for home W.
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SALT RHEUM.

Those who have experienced the torments Of Salt
Rheilm can appreciate the agony endured for years
until cured by the CUTICURA KESOLvENT internally
and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
MRS. VIM. PELLINGTON. sharon, Wis.,
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NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR.
rhofK tKR sAck SsGS M AH THE
AND PLAIN GOODS.
FALL OVERcoATs.
FOR PERFECTION IN FIT AND MODERATE
PRICES GO TO
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
And examine quality style and general make up of the
SUITS for for s. s., worth worth sI7:
Suits Suits for for sI9. worth s sl9
S%s: e 81 $ s %sE3R I
Asess ss
$50. worth $40
FOR BOYS FROM TO II YEARS OLD.
H Rs;ssI %1; Ss;;s Seths5: ..s 90
Real Nobby Suits at S, worth %.
E EsFy F5sft su Ss !; s. xS SS5 ia
Magnificent Suits ts 1t at sio. worth SIS.
49,, FOR BOYS TRoM Is Toll.
stlI bs'ts s sst e 8 81 VIZ 81.
Real NobSy Suits fSr s.. worth Sle.
XsSy Tas SV sis wV with
In Pants we have full line at 50. s.. So S. So. So
So and S.. Just about one-hs the prices asked else
Mems 0vercoats from g up. well made and trimmed
Persons intending to buy oyercoats had better call
soon as they cannot replaced for the prices sold now
s1- OUR MORO: No trouble to show goods.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. $50
FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
EATON HARRISON,
1887 street northwest,
(Opposte Ebbtt Housed.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER and E.
IMPORTED BoNNETs AND PROMENADE HATS
Selected from the Leading Modistes in Paris
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREY.
No. 40 10TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Has just Received her NEW FALL GOODS. consisting
of elegant French Hosiery. Underwear Of every grade
and the best French Corsets ever imported. s29-et
{ ,ARRiAaEs' CARRIAGES, cAhkiAGEs'
In stock, . fine assortment Of light and heavy Car
Fages q the pert make and 1 18th at psss
Repairing promptly attended, e p ap.u.,
o2-st Repository and Factory. zio-zis sth q. NV.
FALL WEAR
MEDIUM WEIGHT
NERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
W. s. TEEI.
80 ss6 reinssalysn,a eysauss
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CERES. MISNEoLA, STERLING, RELIANCE AND
GOLDEN HILL will always make beautiful rolls,
bread and biscuit.
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NEXT Monday Chas- Baum will open a boys
clothing department Only the best goods at the
most reasonable prices Will be offered for sale
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CITY ITEMS.
Liver Complaint. .

History Furnishes NO Parallel
to the popularity and success Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup IS cts.
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s. GALLoS-75c- az. bottle-No. Rye Whisky
Best for the money McGee's wine store, 40i 9th
street northwest
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PURE WHITE tEStragon vinaigrel, the only vine
gar suitable for picking and preserving purposes;
TO be had at c. Xander'S, 81 TIN street.
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SEE newest style comforts, Cochrane's uptown.

The BEST QUALITY OF Chicago beef always on
hand at the stalls OF Charles E. Naylor, Center
market, 9TH street wing, center aisle, Nos. 81 and
G Rib roast, 10 to 15c.; round steak, 10T to I2c
eirloin and pOrterhOuSe, 12H to 15c.; soup meats
Sc. per pound; other meats In proportion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-04

ASK YOUR GRoCERS and butter dealers for S. C..
creamery Print Butter. Wholesale depot, Spicer,
Compton Co.'S, 924 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-04

BEAUTIFY bed rooms economically with Coch-
ranesS curtains.
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NEW WALL PAPERS Just arrived at r W. Hen
oerson Co. =, 1l13 street northwest.
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:. BEAUTIFUL pearl operas, $50, Hempler's, As
Pennsylvania ave.
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CUTICURA

and CUTIcURA SOAP externally and CUTIcURA REsoL-
VENT internally will positively cure every species of
Hnmor. from common Pimple to Scrofula. Price Of
CURA REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle CUTICURA SOAP, 25c.
CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP 15c. Sold by all druggists.
sep2 Depot. WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, 4 ass.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC, Oct 4, 1882, 10 :O) a. m
For the middle Atlantic states, TaIr weather
winds shifting u east and south lower barOm-
eter, slight changes in temperature
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FIFTEEN hundred casrs sugar corn, Hartford
county pack. b. 5. Elliott, 922 Pennsylvania ave
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KID GLOvES-Dammann's-K gloves.
Three button, black or tan cOlOred. warranted 15c
Foster Pat lace hooks, warranted, SIC.
DANNANNS SOC nth street
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wAEDRoBEs incomplete without unicorn shirts
Cochrane'S.
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Mr. B. UNDERWOOD has placed in his wood and
coal yard an improved Howe scale.
CANTON fannels, popular prices, splendid quail
6eS, COchrane'S
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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhOea, gripping
in the bowels and w1Td collie BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. m.W.S
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PROPOSALS.
WARDEN's OFFICE, UNITED STATES JAN,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. %. 1882.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this office UNTIL
TWELVc NJ, &C ODER SEVENTH, 1882. TO fur
nsh the Jail with hundred of best mine
Georges Creek Cumberland Coal and twenty five tons
OF good quality of Anthrac e Coal stove e de-
vered at the JAIL thirty 10y the 18th of October
next and the balance before the 10th Of November
next. Also separate proposals furnish Jail with
well seasoned Pine Wood best quality in quantities.
required. The Coal and Wood TO be INSPECTED at bid
ders cost The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
s30-6t JOHN s. CROCKER. Warden.
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Fortunate Einnegau.

SIS it true, Mr.. Finnegan, that you were the
the last drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery?n
asked World reporter OF Mr.. Michael A. Finne-
gan, OF No. Elder place, In this city, day or two
~ was, sir,n replied Mr.. Flnnegan 81 had
NTH Of the ticket that drew the second capital
.'That prize was sa5.ooo,' said the reporter,
therefore your share must have been &, OO0'
"ThatS just what 1T was, sir" replied Mr.. Fin
neegan.
care there any circumstances OF interest con-
nected with the matter. MI. Finnegan?" asked the
"None, excepting that the drawing of the prize
was matter or interest to me-that'S all.
bought the fifth ticket without thinking much
waited for the drawing without letting the thought
OF 1t interfere with anything else had in mind
After awhile heard that the ticket In which had
a NTH interest, No. q $50, had drawn prize. 1
very naturally went to the principal Office OF the
company In this city to inquire about it.
DID they give you Satisfactory answer
Indeed, they did, SIR They promptly told me
that the Information l had received about my
How did you get the ticket cashed9"
"Of course asked them II they could cash 1t for
me, or should have to wait awhile for the money.
they explained to me that they could cash all the
prizes, not exceeding $1,000, that were drawn in
Boston, but that claims In excess of that amount
would have to be sent to the home ONCE in New
Orleans for collection So gave my ticket to the
Adams Express company to collect for me- and In
few W days received the money for it."
called for by the face OF the prize? 2"
"There was not, Sir. The amount was paid In
full, without any deduction"
What did you think, Mr.. FInnegan about the
probabilities of collection when you first learned
That your ticket had been succeSsful?'
II took 1t for granted that 1t was all right, be-
cause had heard, in many cases, that the compa-
ny was fair and square, and always fulfilled its OBJ
legations to the letter. SO L was not at all sur
prised when the express company brought me back
the money. was sure the company would do by
me as had the best reason to believe it had al
ways done by Others. and wasn't disappointed /"
"TheD you feel perfectly satisfied with your ven-
ture, and that the company has treated you hon.
Orably"
Indeed do sir, and wish every man in bust
ness was as fair and honorable as this company
is"
Mr.. Finnegan is genial gentleman, OF medium
height and pleasant speech. He is too leve-headed
to allow this little instance OF good luck change
the even tenor OF his way. The World reporter,
who has been for years acquainted with him,
knows that he Is too sensible a man to be thrown
on his balance. even by the acquisition OF s. O00
Mr.: Flnnegan, as already stated, resides at No. 1
Elder Place, off Brighton he Is receiv-
Ing the hearty congratulations OF his friends and
nefghbors upon his good fortune.-Boston (Mdss.)
World, September 29.
TangIer Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
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necIino NJ Man

Decline Of Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, impotence, Sex.
ual Debility, cured by s'Wells' Health Renewer.'
81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell 8
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Few Commissions

Can bear the strong, white morning light which
exposes every speck OF tan, every pimple and the
slightest spotting OF In DR.. Benson's Skin
Cure is sure relief from the annoyance of these
blemishes on the check of beauty.
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THOMAS BOWLING wifi sell tomorrow the public
property on the White Lot, south OF the Treasury
building, commencing at 10 O'Clock
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HAKT's INSECT POWDER. depot I'll ID street H. W.
UNDEEwEAR ladies', gents, childs, Cochrane's
opposite Riggs.
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TIE following great bargains will be sold to-
morrow only for 5, 10, Is and 25c at X. Gold
schnid's, si2 9TH It. NV: pair decorated BDhe-
milan glass vases pc, at covered tin buckets Sc
cakes Of Lubins toilet soap s., mOIasses cans Ice
large japanned dust pans sc, 6 decorated china
fruit saucers &c rubber dressing combs Sc, extra
large size To-. pin cherry hat racks Sc 50 clothes
pins Sc, silver glass bouquet holders Zoe a pair
handsome decorated French china fruit sauccrS
15c each, plain gObletS Sc each, painted wash
basins lOc, cfumb brushes 15c, zinc wash boards
15c, double side 25, glass mugs 81, IT. tin cups
Tor lOc. metallic plated tea spoons 10c per dOZ
rubber dressing COMBS 10c worth pc, inch East
lake round glass bowls Zoe, very handsome Bone
milan vases decorated with gold and flowers 25c
SOL By the pair only. COlored glass match stands
1Uc, real MiJOllcJ cream pitchers 15c, superior
corn flower or oat meal soap cakes for IS, also
great bargains in baby carriages, travelling trunks
ana an Immense assortment or decorated dinner,
tea and chamber sets.
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.'Alderney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per ct Cream. 15c. pint
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REL ESTE SALEs.-DuncansOn Bros, auc-
tioneers. sold on Monday afternoon, for Jas. S.
Edwards and Enoch L. White, trustees, part of lot
II, in square $685. having front on 81 street,
between and q streets southwest OF As feet 9
inches, improved by small frame, to Edmond FitZ-
geralifor $3.50 Also Tuesday afternoon, for same
In square 762, with an uneven depth, to Theodore
j. Mayer for So 200; eastern 20 feet sold subject to
lease torun about three years and nine months
also subject TO Widows DOVER The last above
mentioned property fronts On Pennsylvania ave-
hue, between 2d and 81 streets east and is
occupied as stores. "
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6oLD-FrLED CHAINS, charms, locketS, bangles
and bracelets New eye glasses 81 pair, at Prgg'S
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Tnng1er Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9Th near E-JOhnSon'S Choice steamed roast and
bro1led oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor
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FrssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
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HIGHLY ESfaenled

H1En1y Esteemed.
The youthful color and rich luSter are restored
to faded or gray hair by the of Parkers Hair
Balsam, harmless dressing, highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
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Special Weather bulletin,

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
The following special bulletin TO the press:
Inc barometer Is highest In the middle Atlantic
states, and lowest in Nevada. Fair weather pre-
walls In all districts east OF the Mississippi with
northeast WINS in the southern states, westerly
winds In New England, ana east to south winds in
the lake region Local rains reported from the
western gull coast and the northwest The tenn
perature has fallen slightly In the lower lake
gfon and thence southwark 10 Florida 1t has
fallen from 10o 70 20o In the upper Missouri val
ley, and risen in the Mississippi valley. a
rainfall OF liz inches is reported from Sacramento
Cal, during the past "a hours. The Indications
are that fair and slightly warmer weather Will
prevail In New England. the middle Atlantic
states and lower lake region on Thursday, pre-
ceeded by lOgS near the coast