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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

IT is proposed to celebrate in 1884 the cen
tennial of the introduction of Methodism in
the United States, and the provisional COM
mittee of the American delegates to the re-
cent ecumenical council have sent out
communication to the various Methodist
bodies asking for the appointment of dele
gates to confer with them on the arrange
ments
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

THE Washington Star confidently predicts
that the session will extend far into the
summer, unless the weather becomes very
warm and the majority determine not to
press the Dakota question, and other mat
ters tending to prolong party contests.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

FRIDAY MORNING., APRIL z.

We do not read anonymous letters and commun-
cations. The name and address of the writ are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for ublica
tion but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserFs CON-
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

EVERY outgoing steamship carries an inn
mense amount of money home to Ireland.
The Irish Emigration Society reports that in
forty wears it has been the means Of sending
S32, 100000 of American money across the
ooaou
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

THE guardian angel who hovers in the vi
cinity of Jay Gould, ready to receive any
blow intended for him, is Madden, the bruis-
er who trained Sullivan for his recent fight
near New Orleans.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

CHEWING tobacco is to be used for rewards
of merit in the Illinois State Prison, each
well behaved convict receiving a paper or
plug once week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

EVERY regular attache Of the PRESS ia furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, Ali railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon US by demanding credentials
Of every person claiming to represent our Journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

CONGRESSMAN Ellis Of Louisiana, who
has evidently thought about it long while,
says that Mr.. Blaine has in him the makings
of President.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

REPRESENTATIVE PROCTOR KNOTT stands
very good chance of receiving the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor of Kentucky
next year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

PREPARATIONS for the national mining
and Industrial exposition at Denver, Col,
have so far advanced that it is considered
safe to announce its opening for Aug. 1.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

THE adulteration of ordinary cane sugar
with glucose, which only costs half as much
as the sugar, has been Investigated by the
New York Board of Health, which has
reached the conclusion that the practice is
not dangerous if the glucose is free from
sulphuric acid, which is not often the case.
The Board has found that yellow candy is
usually colored with chromate Of lead, a
dangerous poison. Ground coffee adulter-
ated with chiccory, says the Cincinnati Med
ical News, can be known by squeezing a
pinch. If it cakes and sticks together, there
is chiccory in it, as ground coffee will not
adhere If little is stirred in water, the
chiccory will sink and the coffee will not.
A weak solution of chloride of lime de-
prives chccory of its color, and simple
test is to pour weak solution of this on
coffee grounds. If portion of the coffee is
bleached chiccory is present The adultera-
ton of tea can be most readily detected by
examining the leaves after boiling; but ia
miliarity with the shape of the real tea leaf
is necessary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. a6, 1881.
Gentlemen IL have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. / have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but got no relief.
/ thought / would try Browns Iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-soreness
all out of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. 1t can justly be
called the king Of medicines.
JOHN K. ALLENpER.
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NOTICE.

On and after May Est, the Wages
of Coal Tea snsters and Yard Men
will be Eleven Dollars per Week.
anR d2t
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ESTABLISHED JUNE 90. ls6s----yOL. 10.
WANTS.
WANTED.

TNa family where there are several servants re-
4 liable woman to assist in housekeeping and sew
ing. Address j. P. BAXTER, 81 Deering st.
apr5 div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-07
The Romance of To-day.

The recent remarkable pilgrimage OF the
Zufli Indians from their home in New MeN-
co twenty-sx hundred miles to our coast to
obtain the sacred water of the sunrise ocean
for their religious rites equals in romantic
interest anything of the kind in history 1t
is equal to pilgrimage from England to the
Holy Land, or from the Himalayas in Cen
trail Asia to the Mediterranean, or from Cen
tral Africa to Lower Egypt. 1t seems like
tale of the Father of History. Their worship
of nature deities resembles what we are told
of the ancient Aryans. Their sprinkling
the Sacred Meal upon the Ocean and invok-
ing the Father and Mother of the Waters,
the God under the Earth, and the God above
the Earth, reads like bit of Homer:
and poured to all the dead
Iibations-milk and honey first, and next
Rich wine, and lastly water, scattering
White meal upon them.
Such a party of ancient Magians might
have journeyed for such purpose from Cen
trail India to Tyre, and Tyre the Magnificent
would have seemed to them no more won
derful than must have seemed Boston to the
Zufis.
"We regard the Americans as great gods
as we do the Sum-" said the Chief in his
Worcester speech, How strangely sombre
and mysterious must our dark close-iitting
clothes seem to them, and is it possible that
they can comprehend the arcanum OF
stove-pipe hat? No wonder they think peo-
pie are god-like who can transport them a
hundred days journey in four days, with
iron horses that breathe fire. The East In
dian tale of the Fairy Travelling Carpet was
no more incredible, and these Indians repre-
sent civilization more remote than the one
which invented that story.
But the most interesting thing about this
tribe is that they have sacred poem con-
tanning their traditions and beliefs, which is
preserved only in memory, and takes twenty
six hours TO recite. The Iliad can be recited
In nine hours and the Odyssey in seven, so
that Mr.. Gushing has poem one half long
er than both, that may contain matter equal
ly valuable, and give us an insight into a
great past OF this old ''New World.' 1t GER
tainlv cannot fail to richly reward him for
the patience aid perseverance which he has
shown in laboring to obtain it, and all will
wish him God-speed in his mission.
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FIGUREs DON'T LIE.

FIGURES DON'T LIE
Believing that the continued success at the MISFIT
STORE corner 10th and streets in partly due to the
publishing Of some Of prices and strictly adhern
to them. shall simply continue the same line Of argu
ment.
A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR BARGAINS:
81. 50 for Blue Flannel Suits worth $19.
- for Blue Flannel Suits worth SIS.
$l2 for Blue Flannel Suits worth 49,
$l3 for Blue Cheyiot Suits worth $27.
$6 for Cashmere Suits worth sis.
- for Cashmere Suits worth sat.
$3.50 for splendid Cheviot Business Suits worth SIS.
$l2 for hne English CASHMERE Suits worth SO.
SIS for all wool Diagonal Black Suits worth SIS.
$1S for fnesBlack Suits worth $40.
500 for fine Black Suits worth &45.
$40 flor Basket Cloth Cutaway Chesterfield Coat and
Vest worth SIS.
SIS for fine English Mohar Suits. different coiors,
worth So.
SIS for fine English Cashmere Suits worth SO.
SIS for fine French Cashmere Suits worth SIS.
$2O for fine French Worsted Suits silk facing worth
A5.
$2l for ne Diagonal Coat and Vest Prince Albert froc
worth $40.
$25 for fine Black Diagonal Suits. satin lined Prince
Albert style, worth $780,
g. 80 for Drap d'ete Coat and Vest worth $40.
80 for Spring Overcoats worth $14.
$40 for Spring Overcoats worth SIT.
$12 for Spring Overcoats worth $40.
IS Tor boys suits. from II to IL, worth $780,
IS for boys' suits, from IL TO II, worth ..
~ so for boyD' suits. from II to II. worth 81.
S. for boys School Suits. to II, worth g.
81, SO for Cashmere Pants worth 81. 50.
S. so for Worsted Pants, worth IS.
"a for knglish Cashmere Pants. worth $7.60.
IS for Custom made Pants worth 50.
IS for Custom made Pants, worth $11.
$1.25 Black Alpaca Coats worth 81.
For good Business, Office or Dress Suits, reliable
goods well made and lowest possible prices can
MlSFIT STORE. corner 10th and r Sta
Our Motto:-No trouble t. show goods. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Open till p. Saturday TILL IL, my2z
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

HDQRs- DEPARTMENT THE Potomac
GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC,
May 25th, 1882
Contributions Of FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY
are respectfully solicited from the pubic.
In view Of backwardness of the ason, rendering IL
dfhcult TO procure adequate supply it ia earnestly
requested that all taking any interest in the occasion
VIII aid to the extent OF their ability.
Flowers may be sent mp 10 NINE O'CLOCK TUES
DAs MORNING, May 30th, to WILLARD HALL.
14h and streets northwest the residences of the
following comrades Of the q. A r., In this city:
N. NJ BROOKS 227 ID St s.e,
N. A. DILLON, so b ST. ne.
CHAS. e JOYCE, 224 East Capitol St
T. n. CURRY. 625 North st.
JAS. A. TAFT, 221 Penna. ave. s.e
WESLEY HOWARD, 102I 18th ST. NV
GEO. w. LUCAS, 1880 st. wv. Georgetown
Or By addressing postal card committ.e,s head.
quarters Willard Hall. flowers win be called for
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TNOR RENT-IN THE COUNTRY, NEAR BRIGHT
u wood. y hours drive from city, q small two-story
Brick House and grounds; $40 per month Inquire Il
40I 10th street northwest my2S-fSa 2v
A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT BARGAIN. OWNED
IA by non resident and must be sold; 20 acres OF
good land; new two-story house. fruits. and beautiful
the door; good society; healthy location north Of
Washington. For terms &C. Apply 20 the Real Estate
Exchange Of VIM. h MAIN Bios. corner Sd strest
ana fennsylvants avenue northwest my24-eo2ws
TTOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE Farm sITTT-
sed on Livingston road, ~ miles south from Navy
ard bridge CONTAINING us scres with good improve
farm reasonable terms. Address JAS. Z. HALEY
AnAcosuA. DC. m11-so2w
ERUIT AND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE OR Fx
change Tor city property. in full view Of this fly.
sSs FH fiji bS isss SsI yors My
EoR sALE-CHEAP-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
H. ste TOT kur.l Home .cres excellent land: fine
terms. on monthly fnstallments. ROBBERY A. PHI.
LIPS 142S N. Y. avenue. mao I'm
IHOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE AT A GREAT RAR-
IL gain. ten miles from Washington. over the MAIL
boro pke-a splendid road -505 ACRE6 near
rOsestvine, Prince oeoFxss county. Ma. $40 scTes
baoco barns stable house poultry ice and sprinr
houses; tenant houses al good repair occ,,psod
for this se:son By eood tenans. The purchaser wf
ers win exchange for city property Schoos rail
roads and grist mills convenient farm and Southern
Maryland railroad hui ldins within ~ miles OF the place
nGRy to JOHN ss II sSdAS s., SS;
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
$50 acres Onethird cleared land suitable for ear len
.sked. 1l5 strest northwest !" alt S am
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HULL.s vApoR COOK STOVE.

HULLS vAPOR COOK STOVE.
HEATED KITcHINs DONE AWAY WITH.
TIE ORIGINAL HULL STOVE Is HANDLED
EXCLUSIVELY BIZ QUE HOUSE.
JUST RECEIyRD TIE NEWEST PATTERN
OUT. WITH nP1OyED BURNER AND STRONG.
EST FIRE
CLEAN. ECONOMICAL. ALWAYS READY; TIE
BOSS COOK STOVE OF THE AGE.
CALL AND BEE THIN
COOLERS AND OTHER SUMMER GOODS.
REFRIGERATORs. IN GREAT VARIETY, OF
FERED AT REDUCED PRICES
SIMPSON & GUY,
my2s-10t 1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE STAR will be issued tomorrow In double
sheet FORM There were printed and sold OF last
Saturdays double issue Ia,45s copies Adver-
Users will confer favor by sending In their orders
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PROFESSIONAL.

DAISY FEET, &C.-DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
IAir and sunshine yalize tho blood thereby giving
increased strength and greater ability to Withstand the
enervxtng and devitalzing effects Of summer heat.
hence eminent phyaicans surgeons and thousands Of
other experienced personaees visit DR. WHITES CHR
opodiA Establishment, opposite Wizards Hotel WASH
inston. ID. c., for relief from and avoidance of Corns
Bunione, bed Mails and Ill complaints Of the fest.
EstabliAhod 1851. Fee. 81 par visit MAO
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DOES ADVERTISING PAVE
mo. ~

As said yesserday-the thing To be done is to
truthful in your advertisements The secoud-HAvE
WHAT YOU ADVERTISE. that is to say-haye enough
to suit and m all who may call for the article advertised
II the quantity ID not large STATE IT in your advar-
dsement. To-day want to add that ono of the
greatest decisions of many advertisers arc that they
imagine the public believe whatever they chose to say
In their adyertissments Now it is simply ridiculous e
announce that your goods always sold 1t about
half of the price others ask for theirs Frequently We
find it desirable to get rid Of lot two Of goods And
we apply the remsdy-the best in the world to get rid Of
goods. LOW PRICE. but We do not on these oeca.
sions that the entire stock ia marked In the same
way for this in plain English would be lying. We think
advertising pays U.S. for the reason that We have the
largest stock. always have what we advertise. tell
you all know about the goods we sell. have every
facility for your proper examination Of the and after
you examine them At home and conclude you erred In
your Judgment refund the purchase money without
any conditions Whatsoever. Recently we advertised
that purchasers Of Childrens Suits could procure an
extra pair of Pants Of goods they desired them
There were no less than twenty persons who imagined
the extra pair 10 cost nothing. There are few
people in this world who imagine their dollar has
greater purchasing power than their neighbors They
find out their mistake in house like ours. whore the
same price prevails for M. To-day we placed ON our
counters elegant Hair ns Cashmere pair of Pants
from the smallest to the largest size Tho price il Five
Dollars They arc better value than any five dollar
pants We have had for years.
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CARRIAGES,

{ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
~ CARRIAGES.
goo second hand Side bar Top Buggy so; second
riage SOS; do, .S75i Side bar Mccall wagon, own
make used but little, elS5; first rate 3Spring Family
Carrtage $l65; K-top 4-paesenger one horse, light
SlOO Other second hand work 1t bargains. Network
A''p"'''ns RORff' ~ s't GEHaXm.
my24-St Repository and Factory llO-4i6 9Th e. n w.
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7 NJ. SINISTER l. SONS

w NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF ALL rHK1R
SUMNER SILKS TO COST. AND IN MANY
INSTANCES BELOW COST,
A-INCH FOULARDS AT Co.,, FORMER PRICE n.
cH9{eGE lot LOT OF FoU5ARDs AT 75c.. HAVE BEEN
ExT p6xS ST Fh6N (, EouLARDs AT a. MARKED
D DERfI GH3IGE sHAPEa CANNOT Be
FER MANY BARGAINS IN FIRST CLASS
GOODS. INFERIOR QUALITIES CAN Al
WAYS BE BOUGHT AT Low PRICES,
BUT THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
CHOICE ARTICLE AT Low
PRICE SELDOM OCCURS.
PARASoI.s AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN VERY Low.
LINEN LAWNS (pURE LIsES) 2oc.
MADRAS GINGHAMs In EVERY GRADE AND COL
OR. AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
NEW LOT OF CHOICE PATTERNS IN sATINEs.
ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK GRENADINES
RApsEs fEE sHHs yEHEEr AND
EMBROIDERED ROBES. ALL CoLORs, sts15.
GUIPURE EMBROIDERY AND SPANISH LACEs
POLKA SPOT PONGEE. PONGEE EMBROIDERY.
SO.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
ET-ONE PRICE
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N.B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST my9s
n0ES ADVERTISING PAY3
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p EPORT OF THE CONDITION
III OF THE
FARMERS MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK,
OF GEORGETOWN d. c.
At the close Of business. May 19. 1882
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IL l3H and streets southwest. Rent reasonable to
good tenant Apply at 1855 street southwest my262.
EOR RENT-BAKERY, STORE AND DWELLING.
1916 9Th street northwest all in perfect ORDER and
Will be rented low. THOS. j. FISHER CO.. 1924 F
stIeet northwest my25- st
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EDUCATIONAL.

ERENCH LEssoNs-sUMMER TERM AT MODE.
~ rate r.tes Morning aud Evenins Glasses for been-
mt thcroush and practical sood enSs
snI EssSaf ns,s
WILLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIEs
NEun oo,,.. zuroF,. C.yuss Lake. n;
beautiful and hsaithful Session bsains septemnsr
Isth IsSa Send for catalogue. e. s. TRIsBEE 8.
VNHE SCHOOL OF ART NREDLEwoRK WILL Be
terms a., Room 6. Vernon Row corner Penn sv.nns
9nse Ss ne ssn DIG Me- z.
the name Of theo -~-
Mr.. c.ben was for many yesr. f.Sorably known 10
the public e prncipa! Of nourshns schooi under ee
sSs: n
nc''e0 i0f those 70 whom resign w fsa RYfsoHr.
Principal Of Archer institute
the n .pd IN is
FIJI an ipfes%saon :ddr.ss Mr.. and Mr.. VIM p
NILS As wv
SPENCkRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
door n S6o ,s' sa Ssps s ssSopS "a
real is tSs .ns 'Sns nd % %
vacation students received every month in the year.
Tor instr1cfion day or evening by the month OF
from other schools opportunity for business trsinins
Fun informaton Eiyep At the oS,less once.
SARA A. SPENCER v,os Prinapsi. N rI'n'p M
DROP. ALEX s. DE- wOLowsKI. PIANIST AND
Singing. by his new simplfed method: shortest and
best in existence reading music at sight accompani-
s nH1S~ sst GSpi
SCHOoL OF ELoCUTIoN AND DRAMATIC ART.
y SHAKESPEARE CLASS WEDNESDAY, EVEN.
INGS at O'Clock. Mrs ADELINE DUYAL MACK
(of New York. 729 18th street northwest a2g-lm
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC-AT
trance ai oS s SEw Halls ;r cor 9TH and DIV En-
advantages. D. b. BULLARD. Director isi -sm.
=. sW corner 9Th and streets northwest
French, German and English Special attention to prep
aration for College, West Point Annapolis and ali COM
penhve examinations. Terms In advance MIL
Musical ACADEMY,
M l72l De SALES ST.. BET. Cow. AVE. AND lite
STREET NoRTHwEsT.
Principal. J. p. CAULFIELD. Mus Doc
Studies resumed September 26th. f2-6m
MISS AMY LEAsITT. OF BOSTON, TEACHER
M OF Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony
until July Is. dis
MRs. 9. L. CADYS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
WI Young Ladies. West End Institute New Haven
Conn; Eleventh year. Superior facilities. Send fG
II ATTN. GREEK, MATHEMATICS. NATURAL SCI
prepared for Collage and competitive eIaminations
Address A. JANUS. AM.
o4-om Columbian College.
WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTTTUTE.1
Children re-cpens september To- 1851. For circuisr a
apply TO Mira z d. BUTCHER and Miss NJ C. DOUG
LAS Prncipals 102s and 1927 18th street northwess as
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOR RENT-A NUMBER OF GOOD PIANOS AND
p 9rgaps a., nov for rent at low rates. at L. WILD
il fine double bank Petal Bass Estey splendid in
strument for petal organ practice. a25-Im
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BUSINESS CHANCES

IrOR sALE-THIRTY-THRKK FEET or GLASS
= front shevine with drawers suitable for hat 90
shoe basiness Can be bought olssp. Inquire :, lls3
or ISs TN street northwest my26-T
Sloo WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FTxTuREe
tory reasons riysn for selling store and dwelling for
rent. Address Bog l2l. Star ofncs. my2e &.
WANTED-To INVEST FROM $500 TO 81. 600 IN
which viii stand Investigation. Best references s1yen
and required Address OPPORTUNITY. Star Office
my7S-2r
IroR RENT-0ooD CORNER STORE IN FTRsT
Ward half . block from Pennsyivania avenue. suit
able for Grocery or Provision husine. rent resscna
bic Inquire Of T. 8. wEScoTT CO., corner 10Th
and streets northwest my25-6t.
u ESTAURANT FOR SALE-CENTRAILY LO-
~ Gated. having Q good run of custom; spendidly
hted up dining room attached Owners having charge
O. summer resort win sell low. Apply 10 DUNCAN
SON BROS. 9th and ID SITS. northwcd- my2s-St
FoR RENT AND sALE-ALL CLASSES OF
u Houses, Lota. Country residences. and Farms In
Maryland and Nirv1nia. JAS. L. DAVIS. 81 Congress
street or i2is Slst street Georsetown. m22-Sm
EroR SALE-oN 7TH STREET SOUTHWEST, A
II well selected stock OF Groceries This store has
large run OF good cash customers and good opening
for anybody. Address Box les. Star Office. mao III.
mo. A. PRESCOTT.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Has many valuable residences for sale At reasonshas
West End. center Of the city and other desirable
points, Improved and unimproved lots for sale in ali
parts OF the CITY. Prices advancing. Now the
20 buy. Money 20 loan on Real EstataA PRESCOTTs
kEAL ESTATE E1CHANGE- i&l6 4 st. n. ai-sm
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A. SAKS & co,
my.6 SIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED . BUILDING LOTS, ON CAPITOL
w Hin, or the Northeastern section of the city;
elgibly located and low rates. to supply demand
also several medium sized Houses, without regard to
location, az an Investment Apply at once to M. M.
ROHRER, zoos street nprshwest. my95-3t
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
IA THE GREATEST INVENTION EVER MADE IN
ARTIFIGI AT. TERTTI- -

A. Gold and Rubber Plate Combined - Perfectly
adapted TO the anatomy of the mouth, and guar
snteed 70 stand the test Of time and equal natures
the vulcanite rubber with gold protection
oontaned Ia r966er The long want Alter seSer.
ysan Of careful study and has been PER
and n now associated with DR.. o. J. WATERS, 1881
Penna ave. doors from 18th st. where he win be glad
receive his patients furnish the public with tha
modern and artistic work. Full sets $40 and upwards:
partial ses IS 10 gold and other nlngs 81 TO -;
DAILY 1881 Pennsyivania avenue. over Stnemetzs Hat
Store. ml-3m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED. MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAl
w and wife desire two Furnished Communicatin
Rooms on second floor. References exchanged. .Ad
dress JOHN, Star Office. III.
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The latest reports from the peach crop are that
the yield in Maryland and Delaware will be album
dant, while farther north, and especially In the
Hudson river valley, recent frosts have killed all
that was left by the earlier cold spells