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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

2O3 :. PAcA STREET, BALTINoRE.)
November 2s, 1881.
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and for
seyersl weeks could cat nothing, and was growing
weaker every day. l tried BRowN's IRON BIT
rrBs. and am happy to say now have good APP
peil,e and am getting stronger.
JOSEPH MCCAwLEY.
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The MONSTER OF THE MIGHTY DEEP.--
The whale now here is a genuine institu-
ti0n-no mermaid boguSness about him.
He rcposes beneath canvas pavilion and
on a flat car which has been run OIL on 4
side track constructed for the occasion.
Platforms have been erected on three sides
OF the car, and you are thus placed in pro-
per position for q good view. He rests upon
his back and left side, and his ponderous
Jaws are half open. The chemicals used In
the embalming process have done their
work well, and there is very little of
unpleasant odor; but those same chemicals
have, in great part, destroyed the natural
color OF the whale, and an attempt to re-
store the same by the Use OF paint has only
been partially successful.
The whale seems TO be fifty or sixty feet
long. has been out OF water seventeen
months, and was but nine months OF age
when oyertaken by death, which presented
itself in the shape Of an explosive harpoon-
point.
The Snowman gives great variety OF IN
formation concerning this specimen in par
ticular and whales in general. All he
lacks TO make the exhibition quite COM
plcte is to have an orchestra beneath the
car playing "In The North sea lived a
whale" &c. As it is, he talks in plea
SAINT, sensible way, points out the animals 5
various fixtures, and shows TO his patrons
Captain BOyton's life-saying dress, by
which that distinguished man has been
enabled to make himself at home in the sea
a. much rs a whale.
The whales pavilion j. Just west OF the
new Fredericksburg railroad depot, west
Broad street, and he receives from \. NJ.
to p. NJ, and Is particularly pleased to
have children come.
Tomorrow Captain Boyton will attempt
the dangerous feat OF shooting the rapids
in the James. lie will enter the river ut
the pump-house, pass down over the falls
and under the bridges, landing Qf success
fuD at the steamboat docks. To-day the
Captain will be at the whale tent.
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nRowN's IRON Brr-rERs.
E A l l. I n q (!

That Is what great many people are doing
They don't know just what Is the matter, but they
have combination Of pains aud aches and each
month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet
foundis
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
and this, by rapid and thorough assimilation with
the blood purihes and enrchcs II, and rich, strong
blood aowiDg TO every part Of the system, repairs
the wasted tissues, drives out disease, and gives
health and strength. This is why
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
WILL CURE
KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASES,
CONSUMPTION,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DYSPEPSIA,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEVERs, &C.
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PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER.
- ERRY DA AVIS'S

VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER,
A NEvER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS
SCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN Rev. &.
C. Biting, ID. d., Of Baltimore, Md, SUI
preme Director OF the Order OF the Golden
Chain for Virginia, instituted Virginia
Lodge OF this Order at Wilkinson's Hall on
Tuesday night. This order Is newly-in-
corporated benevolent organization, which
Is rapidly spreading over the States and
increasing in numbers. The supreme
Lodge i located in Baltimore, where there
are several lodges and large and growing
membership.
The officers OF Virginia Lodge are Com
mander, +. T.. sutton; Past Commander,
DIR. III. c. Tabb; Vice-Conmander, George
Duncan; Assistant Commander, DIR. Charles
A. Mercer; Prelate, f. Il. Walthall; Secre-
tary. Robert n. Northen; Collector, j. D.
Williams; Treasurer, III. NJ. Walthall
Guide, James Macdougall; Warden, }. j,
Davis; Sentinel, ii. Il. Holmes; Medica
Examiner, Dr. Ii. Cabell Tabb; Trustees
B. f. Tinsley, b. ID. Chalkley, I. +. Minor
and thirty-three charter members.
Another lodge Is forming, and Others In
Petersburg, Norfolk, Portsmouth, ant
other places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CELEBRATI0N.-Rich-
mond Commandery, No. ,. Knights Tenn
plar, will parade with full ranks this after
noon before attending Ascension services
at the Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, which commence at 7:45 O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. Biting, OF Baltimore, who was
formerly pastor Of the Second Baptist
church and prelate Of this Commandery,
will assist Rev. Dr. Starr in the services at
the church. The ceremonies will be im-
pressive and peculiar to Templar Masonry,
and the music on the occasion will lie OF a
high order, and rendered by special choir
under the direction Of Mr.. Edwin lIof.
The sacred edifice will be opened to the
public. and the ladies particularly are re-
quested to be present. Those who attend
ed a similar entertainment OF the same
Commandery several years since at Cente-
nary church, remembered yet as pleasant
epoch in the career OF Templar Masonry in
Richmond, will need no urging to cause
them to be present tonight.
The line OF march OF Richmond Com
mandery will be as follows: Up Third to
franklin, up Franklin to Belyidere, up
Belvidere to Grace, down Grace to Fifth,
up Fifth to Broad. down Broad to the
Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal church.
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UNCLAIMED Parcels or pamphlets, with
out street and number in the address, re-
main unclaimed at the Richmond post
Office rs follows: For !. G.. Herndon, Miss
l.. Hobson, Miss n. X. IIeth, Mrs. }. Is.
Harris, w. ii. James, j. Mccall, Miss "A.
Mitchell, Miss X. A. Mclaughlin, Mrs. T.
Myers, Miss j. III. Morris, Mss I. finek'
ney, Miss A. Rice, Mrs. ;. Stebbons,. Nrs'
VI. Sterns, G. ii. Wharton, c. 7. Williams
G. y. woodson, Mss Hicdman, MIS-. " a.
Williams.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMEScY.-The Governor
yesterday pardoned Wiley Welch (colored).
who was convicted in the County Court OF
Wythe county In February last OF theft,
and sentenced to two years imprisonment
In the penitentiary. Welch Is about eleven
years old, and 1t Is believed that he was
only the instrument Of some older person
in the matter. The petition was signed by
the judge, jury, prosecuting attorney, and
= number Of other citizens Of the county,
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Last night the Richmond pharmacists en-
tertained the visiting members at splen-
did banquet at Sanger Halle. The tables
were most tastefully spread, and every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

This unriyalled southern remedy is warranted
not - contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance. but Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-07

Base ball Saturday: At Washington-war De.
partment, 6; Post ONCE Department, e. At Har-
ris0urg-Harrisburg, 5; Wayerly (of Washington,
At ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 2; Providence, l..
At Boston-Chicago, 12; Boston, 2 At Cincin-
nati-Cincinnati, IL; St. Louis. 1. At Worcester
worcester. 9; Detroit, 5. At New York-Metropol-
,Ians, 3; Troy, 2. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g;
Eclipse, Louisville, g. AT Philadelphia-Alle-
ghany 6; Athletic, 5; Buffalo, IA; Philadelphia 3.
Regarding the Ross challenge, Hanlan says Ross
Is coward; that he knew he {Hanan) did not in
tend 10 row this summer. He would row any one
Tor any amount any time next year.
The necessary preliminaries have been made to
bring ABOUT prize fight between James Elliott
and Tug Wilson.
The winners OF the Long Branch races Saturday
were Maid or Athol, yorkshire, Glenmore, CIRCLE,
Marathon and Ike BonhaIn.
Inc ln1ru ana fourth races at Saratoga, Satur-
day, were won by Carley B. and thurman.
Prize fights with gloves are declared officially in
New York to be Illegal.
The London Sportsman publishes letter from
the secretary OF the North London Club stating
that meeting Of the club Will be had on Friday
next TO propose vote OF sympathy with the Hills
dale crew. The North London Club will give a
private banquet to the HillsdaeS before their de-
parturc.
The close OF the six days please contest
for championship diamond belt was witnessed by
5000 people, in Boston Saturday night The score
was as follows: Hart, SRI; Noremac, sos; Harri-
man, 500, and CampaIia 800
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News Brief&.

Gen. G.. x. Warren, chief OF U. S. engineers. now
seriously Ill at Newport, is afflicted with comp-
cation OF diseases, principally OF the liver.
Gen. Wade Hampton Is to attend the meeting OF
the Missouri eX-conederate association August IS
G. Fred; Ruff. Baltimore tailor, was drowned
AT Greenfield, Ind, last night James Meek. while
Intoxicated, shot Albert Daily in the forehead. in
tcting a fatal wound, and then placed the pistol
to his own head and fired. Meek is dead and Dali
lys death IS expected.
An engine and six cars were thrown from the
track OF the Virginia Midland railroad, two miles
from Lynchburg, Saturday, by striking cow, and
Davis killed.
At Providence, IL the supreme court, Saturday.
not paying certain moneys to the receiver or the
Qu11neck company was dismissed, but Mr.. Sprague
was ordered TO pay over the money to the receiver
on or before Monday next.
The Mutual Union Telegraph Comnany have he
gun suit against the Western Union at Dayton Ohio
to compel the latter to receive dispatches for tbs
former for points beyond their lines
Franz Falk, president Of the Franz Falk Brew
Ing company, Milwaukee, died last evening, aged
A German named Christian Hartung was found
oead on the railroad near Cumberland, Md. Foul
play is suspected.
,,, The proprietor Of Sunday music garden in
daily newspapers, the railroad company and
Others, as an Offset to suit against himself FOR
doing business on Sunday ~
There are now SO cases OF yellow fever In Rrownc
Vile, Texas, and it is spreading rapidly.
Two Italians met in public thOrouchfare q,
PROVIDENCE, X l., yesterday and clinched The
and then fled. 'n'o''
The governor OF Bermuda paid a visit tn the
coast survey steamer Blake On the 27th ult.. nre
Vlous 10 ner leaving that port for Cape Hatteras
MI. John W. Garrett has returned to his horna
In Baltimore from Deer Park for surgical treat.
ment. ~ ''oa'-
colored servant girl, II years of oga. bas ,oon
arrested in Baltimore on the charge OF attemptinp
10 poison her mistress with strychnia
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The industrial situation.

INDIGNATION MEETING AT LoNACONING.
| An Indignation meeting was held at Homecoming
| Saturday afternoon, ex-State Senator John Combs
presiding to take action on the matter OF sending
the sherin's posse there. Mr. Combs said the posse
was uncalled for and imposition on the tax
payers. A committee Of five presented reso-
lutions, which were adopted unanimously.
requesting the board OF commissioners to
reconsider their action. An impromptu
meeting was also held during the day, one OF the
prominent miners addressing crowd and counsel
ing moderation, and that there should be no viO-
lence p, and no bui-bandlng. It is questionable
posse OF deputy SherinS. There are twenty-five on
duty, nine being from Cumberland and sixteen
rom Lonaconing, including some OF the most
prominent among the striking miners. 1t was re
ported at Lon coming that about dozen OF the
striking miners would go to work in Koontz mine
rants are out for the parties who got up an efigy
or Mine Inspector Brown at Pompey Smash The
police there were treated to a scramble ana war
dance a few nights ago, but remained at their
posts The retreat Of the police from Homecoming
having given rise to the impression that the whole
force could be frightened as easily from Eckhart,
small gattling gum to be used at the entrance to
camp, has been adder to the equipments.
NOTES FROM OTHER PLACES
At O meeting OF the striking freight handlers at
Jersey City Saturday it was announced that the
New York central committee could no longer assist
Them One OF the strikers made speech in favor
OF dssolving the union and returning to work at
any price the companies were willing to pay. His
remarks were received with cries of Lynch hint"
&c He ordered his name stricken from the roll
and left the hall. Several other strikers made SIM
liar speeches and withdrew. Eighteen Of the strk-
es returned to work at the Jersey City docks of the
New York, Lake Erie and western Railroad Com
pany at the old rate OF II cents per hour, and ten
employees OF the Pennsylvania Company also re-
suned work at the old rates.
representatives or the Workmcn have assured
the western Glass Association that demand for
10 per cent. advance OF wages Will be enforced
Upon this stipulation it. agreed that reduc-
ton of wages in the west should be made, and the
threatened lockout in the glass trade is thus
averted The workers feel confident that the east
ern manufacturers will accede to the demand with
out struggle. BY the agreement reached Satur-
day western manufacturers say they will be bic to
compete with the east ana realize living pro1t
under the new scale.
At a meeting or the operatives OF the Harmony
mill, C0hoeS, New York, 1t was decided not to re-
turn to work at the 10 per reduction proposed
NO further trouble at MckeeSpOrt. Pa, is eX-
pected, and the nOn-uniOn men subjected to no
annoyance, save that women jeer at them.
The car-cleaners stationed at Camden depot, on
the line OF the Amboy division OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad who have been receiving s36 per month,
struck on Saturday for Sal Their places were
filled by others.
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Weakness Of the Defense.

From the Sunday Herald
Unfortunately it is not too much to say that the
defense has proved weak and inadequate as
might have been expected from the slowness with
which 1t was disclosed. Its main feature 50 far
seems to consist in bringing forward by subpoena
number OF prominent men, headed by the Cen
eral OF the Army to testify that the star service
Is Il good thing in It's way-"which nobody can
deny" But then Mr.. Elmer is doing just as much
good with less than half the money that appeared
to be necessary under his lavish predecessor. Sell
dom has judge been more outspoken in con-
,demnng defense which had just begun to be I'M
folded before him, than was Justice Wyite with
this kind OF buncOmbe and attempted enlistIng Of
respectabllity in bad cause 1--WE are trying a
crime, not a policy OF the Governments he said,
and then pointedly reminded them of Lord Chan
cellor Bacon, who attempted to PALATE the taking
OF brides on the ground that his decisions were
right. This is the right tone and temper for an
upright Judge.
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Wormley,s Hotel.


OCT.
There has been considerable talk among hotel
men recently about the intention of Mr. James
Wormley to dispose Of his hotel property and retire
from business A reporter of THE STAR meeting
Mr. Wormley this morning, asked him II he In
tended to sell out.
IL intend to OF course some time," was the reply;
"buI there IS nothing definite as yet have been
in bad health recently and thought that would
have to give the business up, but am feeling bet
ter now and / think that will hold on 1t Will
take 100000 in cash to buy me out, and don't
propose to sell on credit
what foundation Is there for this rumor?"
81 don't know, but expect it was because I
OF selling out and he at once replied that he would
buy the place. That was all that passed and that
is as far as arrangements have gone towards SELL
ing out. / don't suppose that anything further
Will be done just at present"
1t Is stated that there are two bidders for this
property-Mr LoSekam. who owns the Maison Do
rec, on the avenue and Mr. Spofford, of the Riggs
house.
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CTORK'S GRAND OCEAN TOUR.
~ BALTIMORE TO BOSTON, VIA
THE IRON STEAMSHIP DECATUR H. MILLER


Shoals. white Mountains etc. Note the Pleasant al
Changes and Great Variety Modes Of Conveyance
Boston. Steamer-Norf to Fortress Monroe. Rail-
Boston to Portsmouth. to Isles Of
shire. Rail-To Portland, Maine. Rail-To Lake Sc
bsgo; Steamer-On Lake Sehago, up the Songo. the
ton Rail:,;Through Crawford Notch. White Noun
ington. Rail-White Mountains TO Boston and Fall
River. Palace Steamer-On Long Island Sound to New
York. Rai-New York to Baltimore. The very for
ladies without escort and those who wish to travel with
out any anxiety. This romantic tour of 10 days
for only $780, including hotel accommodations transfers
and every needed expense from the the end
of journey, For descriptive guide and all inform: aton
apply to J. = EnER
1343 street, Washington D. G.
jy27-1Ot Or w. l.. STORK Baltimore
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A NOurishing Wine,

Old and inf1rm persons need some mild tonic or
gentle sttmuant, especially at this season. The
wine made at Speers Mount Prospect vineyards
in New Jersey, called Speer's Port Grape Wine is
used In the Atlantic states the best tonic wine
known, and is regarded as pure and is very popu-
lar among physicians. 1t is especially beneficial
for females and old people.-St. Louis Republican.
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CITY ITEMS.
RnhItr vAR~A
sAO1HC VOICE.
C0RNRR l4TH AND I. Srs N w

CORNER 14TH AND L SIS N. W., JAN q 1882
Gentlemen II have sold great quantities OF the
medicine known as Browns Iron Bitters, and
every purchaser speaks In the highest terms of nc
as reliable and most worthy medicine.
E NJ. McCoNAS
browns Iron Bitters permanently cure nervous
the blood, strengthening the muscles and giving
tone to the nerveS.l $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-07

MIS- WlnSOW'S SOOtnlng 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 diarrhGa, gripping
In the bowels and wiFd collie. BY giving health
bottle mWS
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DRY GOODS.

SENATORS AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
VesanE g purchase DRY Goods to take home will hnd
very Large and Well selected stock OF
CHOICE GOODS
At the Establishment Of
sEATON PERRY,
tsuccEssoR TO PERRY BnorHrRl
AL SUMNER DRESS NOVELTIES. PARASoLs
and EMBROIDERED ROBES at Prime Cost.
hare Bargains" in LINEN LAWNS, SCOTCH
LEPHfRS and MERV LAWNS.
Special Inducements" in WHITE GOODS.
CTR GREAT ATTRACTIONS" in BLACK AND C0L0RED
are OF the best makes. coming direct from the Manu-
Iacturers' Agents and offered very prices
NswCASHMERES and CHUDDA CLOTHS.
Al M1ol LADIES HABIT CLOTHS.
LADIES, LINEN and MOHAIR BUSTERS.
SIER1 and GLOVES.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS fors 81
~ CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
ssSSs ZEE A TIT 90 Nm
s sssss ZEE / II II # + % $S 4
PPP FEE RRR RRR Y
Ppf En- r kRk R R Err Wy
+ Fee + Re r m
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner gth street.
Established 1910. aus
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anaslsenlcnss Tonight.

THEATER COMIQUE-'' Saved from the Storm
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDES.-Concert-
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
ance.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-07

KATE FRANK, Ellen Smith, Celia Thompson and
Ellen Ale We're all arrested in notorious den in
Swinghammer's alley by the officers OF the fifth
precinct Saturday night. They were all sent TO
the worKheuse for 80 days by Judge Smell this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-07
Carriers Little Liver pills

must not be confounded with common Cathartic
or Purgative PillSaS they entirely unlike them
in every respect. One trial Will prove their su-
periOrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-07
Amuse ments. Excursions. &c.

THEATER CoMIQUE-Miss Minnie Oscar Gray and
Mr W. I. stephens will appear at the Comique this
"Saved from the Storm In addition an attractive
variety entertainment will be given.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-A new and inviting bill Is
offered this week.
ABEFR's SUMNER GARDEN.-The program ar
ranged for the present week promises great delight
to the lovers OF music who attend the concerts at
Abner's.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL is open morn
IN AMI evening for gentlemen and from 1Oa. M to
IL IN. for ladies'
ST. MICHAELs SOCIETY will tomorrow hold their
picnic which was postponed from August LIST.
The UNION NJ. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL Will give an
excursion to Lower Gear Point tomorrow, on the
steamer Jane MOSeley.
BALL AND GERMAN will be given this evening
at Summit Point Hotel, GaitherSburg.
The LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION will give
an excursion to Lower Cedar Point next Monday,
on the steamer Jane Moseley.
The Dozen" give their regular weekly excur-
sion tomorrow evening, on the steamer Mary
washington, leaving at $50 and returning at IL
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes an ex-
cursion to Mount Vernon Springs every Tuesday
and Saturday, leaving at "a: m. and returning at
days. ana Fridays, leaving at a. In. and returning
at 8 p. m.
LOWER CEDAR Po1NT-The steamer Jane Moseley
makes excursion trips, every day, except Mondays,
to Lower Cedar Point, leaving at 8 80 a. m.
QCANTICO PAvILIoN.-The steamer Keyport
makes trips to Quantico Pavilion every day at a.
m. and Z. m, except Sundays, when the boat
leaves at =. In. only.
GLYMoET.-Daly excursions are run to Glymont
by the Potomac Fruit Growers Improvement Com
ny on tne steamer keyport, which leaves at Il.
m. and p. m.
GREAT FALLs.-The steam packet Excelsior
maseS trips to the Great Falls and Cabin John
Bulge Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sun
d'yS, leaving Congress street and the canal at 8
q. III.
Not THE MAN.-Officer Byrnes. who on Saturday
visited Fredericksburg. Va, to identity the coored
man under arrest there supposed to be Jackson,
IN oh, ypI n Mt co.
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SkinlnN Men

"Wells' Health Remover" restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De-
bility. 81. Depot, Stott Il Cromwell. B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-07

KENETHY's PhOtO-Sallery is now opened. Fine
cabinets. SO a doZ"n. To every dozen one copy In
fine water coOrs is added free. Please to call at
1lO9 Pennsylvania avenue.
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"Alderncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per at. Cream. i5c pint
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THERE ARE THOUSANDS In this city who can teS-
tlfy 10 the merit OF XanjHr'S MellistOn Aromatic
BtteTS, Blackberry and Raspberry Wines No
1amlly should be without IL. No. GIL 7th street
northwest.
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SINGLETON & HOEKE,
sol MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME TO
CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK
Fine Fancy Mattings 35c.. former price so.
Fine Fancy MattinGys Soc, 40
Good Fancy Mating Csc, 30 and as
Also, line Of Body Brussels limited in quantities.
from 20 to GO yards. 81. ~. and few PATTERNS in
Moquettes and Nelvcts AZ q. - and 81 40
Avery good line OF Tapestry Brussels at rs cents
Our entire stock Of Csrpetings have been marked
down, as we must make room for fan stock which we
shall commence receiving very soon.
iy23 SINGLETON & HoEKE.