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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-21
North Bound.

ksil, Southwark. connects ct Cha.lot.cs7jlI.
with Ches. & Ohio +. T., Rsst and Nest 4,
Lyn2EEurs, connects with Norfolk s Weu
ern E. f.. through Southwest Virsini. :,
Nashville. Kew Orleans Memphis, Little Rccs
and Ts1ss-snd :: Darville with Richmond :
Dsnville 3. y, to South and Southwest.
Express iraino connect st Charlottesville wifi
Ghes. & Ohio tlsins for tho West. aid with
& d. + Il. st Dsnville for sl poia,s in Sank
South ksst, Scuthwest and East
Express trains Eorthward mako cocnec,i,,,.
Charlottesville for Rich mond.
G1IXED TRAINS for Main Line iasva Al.
ezandris daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 9COs. n. :.i
ca .. n, and returning arrive e. Alesspir'.
8 O. p. III. sad II Is Q IN.
I 10 :. n. ana Alexandria 45 =. M, dsiT
except Sunday, arrive st St7asburs at II p nm
connecting with the Valley Read Eas, and
West. ard st Sivsr with S. '. K. L. for LUZ
ard Waynesboro Leave Strssburgl 50 =
arriving =, Aie1e2driI r. IS p. m. -'
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS NV.
ISIGN leaves Alexandria dsiiy, e1cc2t SIM,
day. st 8 10 c. H.. arriving st Strasoarg e. y
p. m, and returning leaves S!r.shass =. 81;
Q. M, arriving in Alexandria Ct 3 IL n. N.
For Middleoarg, daily (exceo. Suai.yl CO...
nection &. Es:r. station.
For C13atOi!!e. roxniar connection e.. Dsl,.
plane.
For Washington, Rar2ah.nnocl, daily &C., T..
| neclion, accept SuadsY, q: Culpepa-
All trains connect. - aid fco@ WiRH2N
TON.
FL! trains msl.e goad connections, :. Ws,t.
ingto:l, TO ard frcm Il oTth AMI Tess.
Pullman Slsepess batwasn New York spd
Atlanta on mil trsins il each dire c.ioa whou;
change; only one change Of cara oe:weea Nes
YORK aud New Or.eau1.
New Orleans slespers leave Washington g,
10 Q. ms .uSIing through without clsnge.
Pullman Sleeping Cars ba!Tcan Wcshia.,DD
| and Charleston. y. c., without change Ga o.
p. N. train.
Pullman Sleeper bstwsen Greensboro AID
Augusta, o., on 7 10 ~. connection.
Mark sA Adjustable Chsir Cars ara run on Nib,
trains between Washington end Dsnville.
Through tickets at loves. rates TO all mpo,..
| ant points in the United States.
hn oil Trains In both direcLors.uska close COZ.
nec'lon at FrarE Elm junction TO sad from al
points on Franklin Division.
EESOEE SLAUEETER, @. TIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-21
Opening RIG Cius.as Of tie Ezesss

CLCsIGa.
Washington, D. c., and No7theEsss.n 2lsi!s s
.. H., II n. and and 8 Is p. n.
Western mails 30 and Is p. II.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 80 4
10. ard 80 aud 8 Is p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via LYNCH
burg, Virginia. wsy and Though mails, o. h.
N. and 6 " p. II.
Aansssas Division 90 a. e.
Alexandria 20 Round Eli vs.. 8G0s. Il;
opEiiiGG,
Northern and Western mails. via Eachirg-
son, D. O., 8 80 .. n. II n. and &c .. m,
Southern mails, Wis Richmond, Va, 80 E. n
and 30 8. m.
Southwestern mails viz LynchburE, Virginia
Through mAia) including Way mails On Midland
Rsircad, 8 30 =. Il.
Msnsnsas Division 7 80 p u. for lock box only
Round Hill to Rls1sndris, Va, 3 80 p. N.
Office Eours-Otnco opens 1t 3 80 q. a.. aIt
closes ct ca p. Il.
Sunday Hours-oace opens s. IS .. H., snc
closes at 80 a. N.
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RTEAHEEA.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO:
fJIH1TED)

(LIMlWEu)
Bosta between WASHINGTON and ALHX-
AZ OklA will run PROMPT y as follows, viz: -
eaye Sevanth street Th.rf at 7 20 s &c. so,
10 20 ard II 80 g. &C., and II 80. ISO, 80, 81,
80, s: 90 + 80 and D 10.
Leave Ae1rndria at 6 90. 7 so, 8 60 8 sc. 10 90
ard II 30 y. NJ, AID - 80, | 80, 80. 8 80 4 90.
80 ed so o. N.
Fe EGrE-sC Rfs.EsS EfJVD9JYGS.
Tie a:ssnsr ARROWSAITG leaves TIA st.
" 30 g. N EVERY MONDAY, THUES-
"a and SATURDAY fer all river LANDINGS
Cn mondays IS fer ss Nomini Ferry; On Thurs
DAY Sonlni and Curlioman; on Saturday Cur
hsri'G with 81 s @. 4. r.
9; W RIDLEY. Gan. Manager.
Cap.. JEo. =. EooD. IT. 6; ?sss ct Incl5
T:siHL! AoaFoLE. PORTSMOUTH, FOR
GGsGE53 MONROE and THE scUTa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-21

sisaE2ara Of tisi7 iins will ruo as tolioss,
FUE EsEEGz.E.
connecting with aerchsnts' and Miners Line
To- Eocso2, steamer
ESgs OF a,ss Egxg
Every &ONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
sE;pAY, 6. GO o. clock PAM; return!ns. leave
Norfolk On alternate days It 4nO 9. n.
Thia EaEurcn iron stesmer has just been paint.
co throughout. stsscsoo1s newly furnished snd
csEpeted, and ls the hsndsonest SO we'll ss the
safest boat on the Fotomac river and Chessnaake
bay. snc is the only s:osI,sr making close cor.
cco:!on with the Few York aud Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at fINEY POINT
and POlST LOOKOUT gong and returning.
toE tas laii End Waiter, commencing Get Est,
rates OF fare will 6s as follows:
First class fsre to Fortress Monroe ard Nor.
fox u 90; second clses ST. 50; first cleas fare 70
Eiley fclns and Point Lookout 81 so; second
class 75c.
EGAIs kLlW Y9ssE,
IS sS L Hes g. @. E.FEGMT ssyE3 {; SEQ
GEESGJT
EVERY FRIDAY, and returning lssve Now
3Grk, ttora pier Il, East river, livery SAT.
URNA2.
AGS ESS'-'i-S!o "a SIZE CDLIptIy MSE6 CQDNSC.
t!o1s st Norfolk Cor Boston and all points Rsst
1t Rev Yc-a with all points West and North.
Hsa:, sld st AleSsndris with Virginia Midland
Ra;!-cad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rstas given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further informa.ion
apply &c r. a. REED, krops.
Isnney's Whart,
WEI. THOMPSON, President,
l4l3 street,
sep 2I-:f Washington, y. @.
.,::ggass OLYDE's STEAM LINH WgRK
ses2stsE In TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PESVI.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Appointed calling days fron Alexandria Ey.
ES1 tUE2DAY and flom PHILADELPHIA EV.
EE SAT- URDAY.
ESls line connacss ct Alexandra With the q
q. u h.. and " & 0. z. Rs, .nd Ct Pi,ilndsl.
pais With u!Ede's regular Steamships for Fall
Hiver, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with prorS p.ness End caro-
FREQ CT commissions,
40 ehscEa tc2 transfer in Fhiisdelphis. And
to wharfage in Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
ocp:c.u-er.. Through rates and through Bills
u iE2l2:, gwen. Insurance st the loEeet rsteo
Agents
+. a. BRED, Aiexandyia.
WI. z CT YDE & CO., PhilsdeIphi.
JOHHeON & CO., Wash. & Georx.n
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
CoMMa@sEeR EzEsEEzasvs.

CoMM assEeR EzEaEEzasrz.
yHAs. g. TAYLOR. j=.,
WgOLEEssArsl LGEU EE9&GI. FIELD
DEALER and
COMGIsS1GA aSGGj;ss=!a.s:r
Cotton Seed Neal, Ealal Ety. CalHa7. Som
my Chop, Midcl:-g. sud Ies7y sad lish. Bran
specialties
Prompt stta-i;oo given 70 ri crt'ars.
o. Il AID Z; a;t'2 sT2EEii',
mS!O ArIar:ir:a, Va
yN e. 5oaA2QA E 90.
WHOLESALE t;s?CHE2
Ai:N 23E4L GE;AMlsS!OtE hEIguAnEs,
Ard Dealers in
ELL EfIIDS o? !.TGTJ;IRS
EsTa on haad 25E&Gsz 81 ~ G yyxS
ant AG25nGkkai HGI9kIiiis: $50 KAK.
EFs;S and Tii ii ? $ n;1.; i rEJii;; re-
HIlS8 Is, to Which hey Invita- .ha =i:ensioc
of the trade
Orders from tho couns,z :;Jr :;;ea shsll
receive prompt sita:i:ic:a.
Cons!gnInsE:s OF Flour, Train and Ecunt.y
Produce solicited. iof rstic: saay s-;,..s7;as lie
highest market prices s-id nro1a:;t re,ur;1s.
Northeast ocraar CT GG-agroa and Royal at.,,
Slss=nGciE Va. ssni4
TSAoA-s f:sI:l,z,
GENEEAL CoMlI;52IOH Mg.casng
DEALER III FLOUR, FIs--. SILT, AID
ERGI1L3.g
aise A-,.5i:: fo1
Watts EI22E&ozlC CAST End 42a1l1gD
FLO rs.
:eble-ss: ALsNAND2gA, VA
8 D. FISHER. G. Wa. FISHER
T:;lHaE& < BEES,
(successors % Eiaacr, iscss 81 Co..
aGGEaEo, L:N0ua Atn CJEMl5GEOG
Il EfGIANTd,
No. 70 Cameron street, A!e-sn6.i., Ve.
Special attention given 10 the rals oi coun:cy
produce poultry, sc :hnal.tf
T 8RonIs2 4 &C.,
Wholasa!a !;7ain~s .,a;. EohEcrs il
a8G0Eai6S.u REcyGg;Q;s:5 gLlGug,
ST.: AND FISH.
4 full lie CT celebrated pure old TyagsEsv,.
Branches. Gin, SuEs, Sc, k9ss=cy & Co.'s p&:!4.
dolphin and C!age.pe Baltimore ales md Der:
ncr q EnGofa Lager DeS:, il gEysEs o. tot.ias.
$50 .ss $500 q = S'cH ea f@2:!s
Dupont q slo'a. Sporting a2d nlast;n: can
povdot, A2d Baltimore aai Ho!o:aao .i7s
ss Cass
mems So!!3.toi. 10 :; &i7:; a.racl,
o.. 2-3f !-!ezanGs:=, g.
y :, -T;7.:.,
= = -s~''
" s:o11f'''f2.'+a s-AS+j Ga.s' 49, SiNG'CEE.::
GEA LEA! :+s!a E-..S:i -? n 1zLEESS;SGN!
z1s,l-rarr,
Go. IL a12aa ssrrcTai I:.. Gs"E La si a:s7cs,
ai9~acG::s, Va,
Ccns;e,-os-:; sid ors,,. .riii .,,..;s,o exn,u
ana MON. 1870. 80 E''' 'ass e< e.
(.
GE.a asi5.I. -'-1A'
Dssiar in all kinda o.
J. - 3
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EdpEs kAsV YNssE.
ETE 4 i I: EEs s 3. O. E.TE GMT,srs, s9w5
GEBEGJT
~ HIsY FRIDAY, and returning lssve Now
Ycrk, froa pie. Il, East river, EVERY SAT.
URNAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-21

Cotton Seed Meal, Ealal Ety. C2LHa7. Som
my Chop, Midcl:-g. sud Aes7y sad lish! Bran
specislties
Prompt stta7iio0 given 10 ri c.6ars.
o. Il aid y aiG& S'TRMEii',
m6Iu A?FEar:ir-, Va
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FGT0srzC RfsE.s E4yvDgJYGs.
e'G,E53 MONROE and THE scUTa,
THE STEAMER
6 Il cRGE LIE A RY

~ ~ - - ~ IL II IL ~ Ia q
carrying the q. S. hai.)
Will leave her chart foo. of Psinca st-ea. r.,
TDHSuAfS, THURSDAYS and SATUE-
pa s.; ct $50 O'clock p. m s.oppns o..
fiEey Point and Point Lookout going aud ra.
turning Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
= s9Da 9S, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at &
oclcck p. n.
FALL ANp WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning October /.
era. elass fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
iolE, 81 70; Second cses, each way, $3.50: FIRST
class ta1e to finey Poin. and Point Lookout,
~ W; second Class, each wsy, rs cts.
mcud, New York. and with tho M arch snts, an,
Aile:s' Li-o 'cr Boston.
:, GaoRGE AATTINGLy, supt.
T. 3. H0CE, Agent. mha6
: EI&ND s SEABoARu CuASGlNG co
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EflHAHOsa9,.
ALWAYS READY !
OYSTERS Milk --ConfectioDeyy.

HE'Fas y EEETGLE, Ie9 KgWG sT.,
IL serving caly the mos, delicious and appetiz
Ing fries ronsts and stews at his
LADIES OYSTER PARLOHS
snd ID MS Oyster Boo ms for Gentlemen. Patrons
my rely upon picked Oysters and The bsst
IL lLk and CREAM. fresh and pure from tie
country always for sale. Tiyi. for your family
nreaele,s Ice Cream, Plea for defssst or lunch
nsVcr been excelled, Cakeo OF oil kinds OF the
,est material cheaper than they can be made ST
~ ma he caters OF the best for families, rsr.
!ies, balls. fairs and entertainments.
~ Icssm Pufs,. Tarts and Pastry of all kinda ::
EIuits sugar'd and plsin; Caromsls, Nuts and
Sontectioneries of all kinds
Nal, sse. pug and De satisfied. isul2
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& gle I:x Is Dazetttte
TUESDAY aVkNING, MARCH q

80 DER hED :lCKHEss.-fhs gcTerr meEt OF
TIC United i!a,HF. ssJE ths htcr-C ceaa rniGnl
With tc"G'e SOD + licw:Ee e1scl, & sct fyfrMce
thToL gu = deere ;ha: lbs jos: Go!a into eftc'
Ordering ,hst 81 tbs cas- v h:ch bro 10 coht'lh
nests, fra. etc., be 90 rcd oLts.da in!:*sd Il
lpsidc, cid that he Cans then 5 uses r2u:! &c O.
pla.o in.&" IF CT covered wisu puI5 tin rs esq
OF any CT Tho s:lOJ3 fen USED. The luo'ic ire"
quei,y Le..s Of FL. les that have been pol.oned
b. canned meals. Tomato or fruit, bu: 1t Lever
hes,s Ct the tens OF thousands Ct people wbose
health IL ten p)rstiy 81 d painfully deIalged By
tho saEc Cause. Few ltr:oLs real'z' how great
is the cor p!i6n c! Canned f;uit in tte Hated
otales. the year aT,u toeGo goes rra
usec il Ito s.not countless csG;Is o: mhtrs.
soiCie.s hunters rLc c? cgrsl nials Whl:o IN Win.
ter II ey ii "a iueir vay lDto nearly every family
10 tt- IsI d IEe !esc-ll Pc scaEe. K ronntc'on
with dir king W tLcr, has coed eDCu. IA russ2H.
bui Ia he en- thsre NOT only l. lsid. but genel-
nlIy 81 sc.d 10 lako II up tar Icoru ri Idly lbsn
wafer cou!C do.
sALT IL i 1Pd1HEaIA in p7p.r resd Ell the
Medical SCc.e!y of Victoria, Australia. Dr.
Dsy sistsd t5st h.v .cg .oc auy years res ardcd
diphiherls IL Is esily s..se, rs purely local
affection, ctslstts;isod By MARRIED tendency
10 take on pu.refactvo dccomrositor, 10 hus
trusted InCel 10 the ftee and cous.snt application
of ants .ptics, and. when lhsir employment has
been sdop.e1 rom he first, snd beeu ct III sihed
with jud cious anlnent,tion, Is has seldom seen
blood poisoning elsue. III consl quouce OF the
great over winch ia!s possesses III preventing
the purefactive d Ju'poa:to2 OF N eai End other
orga IL matte, Dr. D:y hes ott:n prtscrib d
for diph,hsrIs patients .irieg f.r aVsy ircn
1nedies sld the f. qusLt OF ga!ge com
posed Ct :, b esp .outul o.. 4. ore OF ss!t dis
solved in lumber Of wafer given chldIen
who c,Ln1t ga! glsi. tes5r oohiui CT ivy ito drink
occa,ioLal5. i-cuits TO use tho gara!s e. pro
lhylaclic or preventive, three or four il hes 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

The fact that the malignant diphthcrfa prevailing
Is IN epidemic 1T Frederick, Maryland, was sweep.
awry IS Il by magic by the late cold wave shows
that This dreaded disease has its source In tainted
ATMOSPHERE from bad drainage or accumulated
tth This foul sir is purified for the time by the
ceii hias' "a winter, but develops agaia with the
retiIr' Or 'atti weather. Tho only eec;aaI remedy
~ removal oil the :lth and the improvement OF
III. n inage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

Baldwin, the defsu!ting cashier OF the Mechan-
les National Bank OF Newark, " j., prevented
Judicial inquiry into the wrecing OF that bank by
enterin- pea OF guilty. He maintained to the
last that Nugens, the morocco manufacturer, had
go, the Dement, OF the stolen money, but took the
entire punishment upon himself. A thorough In
vestSaton into all the details OF the ruin OF the
bank might have developed facts that Will never.
In all probability, now come TO light. Baldwin
goes TO the penitentlary for fifteen year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

The Boston people are consoling themselves for
the failure OF their international exposition project
by calculating the amount OF money they are in
pocket by not having the exposition. The Paris
exposition cost sl1, leo 600 and the receipts vera
$is.0,0oO, leaving deficit OF s62soOOO. The Bos.
tonians estimate that they could not have had a
worlds fair at less cost than that or Paris. and
that the receipts would certainly not have exceed
ed those OF the latter. Hence they reason that
they have saved over SO 100000. and, py way OF
further consolation, they conclude that their show
would have been inferior TO that OF Paris even at
the same cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

Senator Sherman'S ability as financier is fecog-
nized by men OF all politics. As chairman, for some
years, OF the Senate finance committee, aud sub
sequently as Secretary OF the Treasury he has had
an experience in the field of national finance which
no Other man now living has enjoyed His Opin-
ions and suggestions with regard to financial eyis-
lation are therefore entitled to much WEIGHT. In
his speech In the Senate last Thursday he declared
In view OF his experience Secretary OF the Treas
ury, that numerous changes ought to be made In
the AUTHORIZATIONS aS well simplication5.
He thought the annual surplus revenue OF the gov
ernInent ought TO be cut down by SEQ 600 coo
through reduction OF taxation. He would abolish
all internal taxation except that on spirits beer
and tObIcco. thus cutting on from sl5,OOO,OOO TO
e1S,OO0.0O0, and would take from $4,000 600 10
xo,0OO0o0 on from the customs. He believed In
tightening the burden OF taxation wherever and
whenc yer II could be- safely done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
FOR RENT-STORES.

tN0R RENT-STORE No 7iS 1TH STREET WITH
Il Stable in the roar Inauire Of Frank T. Browp:rr
Columbia Law Building, 5th street. between D and Z
northwest f2-.,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

Regularly once year the items OF expenditure
OF the Congressional contingent fund are pub
hshed In a few papers, accompanied by fierce edi-
torial condemnation. These papers regard the
purchase OF opera glasses, knives and such arti-
cles for members Of Congress out Ofthe contingent
fund as great national shame but really there
Is nothing very bad about it. Every member Is
allowed sl2j per year for stationery and newspa-
perS. AZ matter of convenience a stationery
rooif, where members can supply themselves with
everything In this line, is kept for each house. and
every member has an account there, but no one
can exceed the amount OF his allOwance-Sl25. In
stead of stationery and newspapers, opera glasses
and fancy articles are often purchased out of this
allowance, but that sum OF 1925 is as much part
OF the members pay as his salary, and he can use
Ii he chooses III at the end OF the year there is
a balance In his favor with the stationery keeper
the member Is entitled to draw it in cash. But the
account OF the member with the stationery keeper
does not represent, by any means, his expendi-
lures for stationery and newspapers. There are
very few members OF either house who do not ex-
pend more than their allowance every year for
newspapers and stationery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
SEWING MACHINES. &c

De w lNI M ACI IN LIS. (yc.
AT AUERBACHs.
"A Corner 7th aud IA streets
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
several Great Batgains in latest improved Sewing
and three years guarantee. l Domestic $50; / Howe
b. SO so; Singer, SIS; Wheeler 4 Wilson, No &
$50: Stewart. SD 80: partly used Domestic SIS: 1
partly used Wheeler Wilson. xl0 partly nsed Howe
Sl2; partly used SINGER SIS partly used REMINGTON
Sl2 All goods warranted represented. or money
refunded.
c. AUERBACH.
- Corner 9TH and II streeeS
Next door 10 Alerbachs Gents Furnishing aud Hat
Store. fii
CROWNED, CROWNED. AN UNUSUAL,
~ event: marking epoch in this country and in the
history OF sewing machine mechanism,
THE NEW ELDKEDGE
Crowned as tie King of Sewing Machines
Ease OF movement reliable and positive sction, SIM
pIcity all attained in the Eldredge with loss
parts than shy other machine.
Compare II and Viii he convinced il il Just what
been made.
complete assortment OF other makes on hand. at
OPPENHEIMERS,
SIS 9th street northwest ST. Cloud Building,
Dressinakers look at the Shirring Machine. Renting
and Repairing. Bazaar Patterns. f23
WE DON'T MAKE MUCH NOISE ABOUT IT
w But Keep the Finest Assortment of
SEWING MACHINES
ana sell Tor the least money. OF any house in Washing
ton. -
Renting and Repairing specially.
"a MCKINNEY.
aio z21 9Th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IS9R SALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES. AND Goop
Il Vii OF Store IN northwest f&rt + city. dong
profitable buslEcss in aiik Butte. Confectionery and
Ci.rars. satisfactory reasons for selling given. Adj
dress j. u. d., Star Office. 1857
SENERAf. DESIRABLE lots N NORTHWEST
~ cTf arhOfi, az | two sTsii Frames l. between
Ssa Ghd ~ northwest for sac. LOUIS L. SHoEMA-
kEE, sod northwest. fl-3t.
ffoR RENT-iN iEpR0ElONN-T THREE
i story Brick Warehouse. fr1 ntinE Cherry. (now
Grace street running through t. the canal with priv-
le of disc4rving boats the front ane; right of
way 10 Potomac street: possession vi, at time.
Ai.uly ID JENkIN THOMAS, 1912 Congress- street:
f1-in
HtOR SALE-O8 ENCHa NCi FOR REAL ESTATE
IN Washington. weilestatiis!led Book, Stationery
ard Variety Store. doing good cash business. with
u, 600 20 So. 100 wGrrh IF stock; chance 10
IN n sBfe and rrohtabe business; owner intends
firing. Address '-STaTIoNEh, Star Office PRIV
- EAI. ESTA1E-UNIMrHGNFD OR IMPROVED
Ia ANY, where in Sshinkton city, wanted for cash
:. W. STARE,
l26-2w No. 1929 New York a,enlse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

NO CURE NO PAY.-PELS CORN SOLVENT
IN will cure Hard Soft Corns without pain. 25c a
bottle. Il. GIESLER, Sole Agent. 1921 18th street
northwest. f3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

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11l7-Ir1a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
4Ol -403 TWELFTH STREET.
OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Is snow complete We offer the coming week a lot of
NIGHT DRESSES. SKIRTS. CHEMIsEs, DRAWERS
AsPriees never before attempted in the city.
NIGHT DRESSES.
Tucked Cambria Rrifie only .5e worth ST.
~ 3s Knitted and t.nbTodered sac wo-.h 81
f''''e aor fSlI i5.eFns Embroidered fF0''' s's'
SKIRTS
Cambria Ruie with Inserting and Lace. sI24, worth
Camiric Ruff Tucked. Torchon Lace. sl.Gs worth
CHEAISES.
Tucked Fronts Trimmed with inserting 49c worth foc.
square necke Pulled and EtigiDe, S+c., worth 81. TO-
Cambria T:rclon Yoke and Sleeves Tucked 81. "A,
Canli:ic. Corded Bands and Sleeves, Embroidered
Edge, 81. D. worth 81. 10.
ExIs Long TorchoD Yoke end Sleeves Ca1nbrc. S. IS.
worth 81. IS.
Extra Long. handsomely Embroidered, 1925. worth
81 So.
DRAWERS.
Very Heavy Cotton, Yoke Band sig. worth Soc
Cambria, it1f,e a1ati Tucked 4yc, Worth Csc
Tucked Inserting. Cambria Rufins and Embroidered
Inc In
We also have fne lct Of TORCHONS. yALENCI-
ESSES and EMBlOl DERED GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

NE. r MtSSAEDS AND ASSISTANTS PSI-
Avn Nst'iS and IN Cisss.-Ancient and Modern Len
sat'S Mathematics Pral alton for COLLEGE. Military
and srl"n;ihc Schools. ladies' German Classes in ts
horiET .A enlne classes for gentlemen. Address
clrmlsc. D. htSShEUS. l2l3 l. street northwest.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26

Every person, says an exchange, ought to
feel it his duty to turn all the news he has over
to the newspaper man of his town and there
by assist without much effort on his part, in
the dissemination of interesting items which
might otherwise go unrecorded. Everybo-
dy should feel that much interest in his To-
cal paper, since there is no cost attached
and the newsiness of the paper is so great
ly enhanced thereby. Nearly every week
we are reminded of our failure to mention
some occurrence, some arrival or departure
that has taken place in town, and that too
after having gone the rounds right thorough
ly in quest of items. Persons very fire.
quently visit our town and depart ere many
of their friends know of their coming. The
local paper is expected to keep the town
posted at least on happenings in its own
confines, yet it is nearly an impossibility to
do SO when the reporter is not assisted by
the people. Give us every item of news
that comes to your knowledge.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26
A Commendable Home Enterprise.

We have been quite remiss of duty in not
sooner speaking of an enterprise In our
midst, which is important and creditable to
our town. We allude to the wagon and car
rage factory of w. Lanham. This gentle
man, formerly or Lockhart, later OF Austin,
has been here in business some three or four
months. He occupies the former stand of
Rau Bro. g, and we are pleased to learn has
purchased that property, so wei adapted 70
his business. His shops, both for wood and
iron work, are complete, and well supplied
with tools and facilities of the most approved
modern STYLES. He has several employees
including one of the finest carriage painters
10 be found anywhere. Since he came here,
be has turned out no less than ten carriages
and orders continue to come In He also does
general blacksmith and woodwork, and re-
1airino of al kinds We saw some Of bis
carTiaoes. which are hard 10 excel IN sub
stantisl character and style Of finish
Mr.. Lanham is q permanent fixture OF our
town We are proud to introduce hun 70
The people Of this region and cordially
commend him 10 their patronage
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26
Notice..

We would call the attention of the public
to the fact that our town now has three first
class milliner stores, and having been notified
some time ago to 'Look out for something
nice" if the ladies will call at Mrs. Jones'
& Miss Lees they will not be disappointed,
as they have the best and most complete
stock in their line, ever brought to San
Marcos. Thanking the ladies for their lib
eral patronage in the spring, we invite them
to call again; it viii be to their interest to
do so.