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VIVA! Was Done Then and There.

The 18Th monthly (hping the semi annual
grand) distribution OF the Louisiana State Lottery
took place tie 18th day OF December as psu Il.
sl0O0to. the first capita prize, fell t. ticket No.
3i,9S2 which was sold il tenthS OF $4,000 elch
one OF which WAS collected by j. DrOueJt, OF the
fIrelnen's ms. Co, OF New orleans; one by w. q.
Mcconnell. Toledln0 st.. near st. Charles St, New
Orleans; one by Miss Mary j. higgins, a nurse in
j. L. kidwelrs family, Prospect an: Frederick stS
Washington, ID. two-tenthS, or $40, co., by A. H.
Acker1nan, farmer at Milford, Del: the renal in
ing tentho (or $50 00D were ned by parties who did
not desire any publicity given to their names. The
second prize OF $50.GG0 was drawn by No. S2,S12
The third by No. 69102. The fourth OF $40 600 each,
By Nos. 70 1872, onc-half held by William Page, 2s.
Carson st, Pitt5burg, Pa. and 92,3SS, drawn in
tenthS-twO OF which {$2,Gi9) were held by George
Il. Theard, No. 26l Royal St, New Orleans; one by
7. T. Simpson, No. I'll Royal ST.. New Orleans; ore
ny Capt ThoS Wall, No. sc PALMYRA ST., New Or
leans; two-tenths by L. De PORTER, OF Edgard
P.O., st Joan the (rti,t parish, La. The fifth
capt4!S OF s., 90 each drawn by No. q AGO. wholly
held by j. NJ Walker, Danvlle. Va, and Nos
1890, 1863 90 201 sold in t2ntfS fell to Geo. A.
BrignJ, Carmi, ILL Jno. NJ ReuX, No. 1880 North
y ST., Georgetown, DC; w. H. P0rtock, through
". p. Campbell Co., BANKERS, Florence, Ala; G.
a. MacD0nald, OF New YORK city; JAS. Casey, also
o. New York city; F. Sites, No. Coz W. Girard ave,
Phila., Pa; Jno. II. SIX lnore. No 80 Cross St,
{CharieStown), Boston, Mass: besides many other
thousands OF dollars The 1uil list OF priZ IS and
any more information Can be had by writing to
NJ. A. Dauphn, New Ore ans, La, before the 14tl
or February, When the next sthe 1i1sD monthly
drlwing viii occur. 1t costs Only 81 10 buy Il whole
ticket, or 81 half.
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will he lighted thiS evening at
b.20 p. H.. extingQtShed at ! ID AIN.
Verona JohnSUi%dled suddenly at the residence
OF her parents, No l131 5th street northeast yes
terIay from congestion OF the lungs.
Fannie Miller, white woman, sentenced yes
teriay TO the W0rkhOuse for 80 days FOR being Il
yagraIit ana prostitute. had assaulted a man at
her hOuse in Knox aIeS, South Washington, with
q hatchet the pollce found the man there bleed
Ing from wounds IN the head.
Munroe Conrad. one OF Judd & Detweiler's ap-
prentices, had finger ttken off yesterday by be-
Ing caught in the Fly" About a month ago,
another apprentice Ia the same firm, named Frank
kl0pp1r. had three OF his fiugeFS badly lacerdted
To-day, in the Circuit Court, the case OF s. T..
SchOfield against the sJVefeignS Cooperative ASSo-
ciatiOn-actiOn on nOJeS-waS discontinued by the
piGi2tiT. TiIcSe notes Were Il ven by A. Il. SchO-
Held, the III 1IlJger, and the defence Was that he
had no authority - make SUCH notes.
youD< muiattD girl named Efdmd Winder. was
Charged Ia the Police Court to-day with the lar
Ceny OF "a lot OF clothing, Jewclry and tableware
from the house of Mr.. John ". Palmer. where she
was employed domestic She pleaded guilty,
AMI was sent tn jail Tor six monthS
VIA Harrison, who assaulted another cOlOred
man list July. by fracturing his skull with stOne
and causing cart TO run over him, before the
Ponce Court yesterday, Oh the charge o. assault
WITH intent To ILL., and the case was continued.
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Garfield and lsuiteaar.

LECTURE OF THE LATE PRESIDENTS PAsToR-GUI-
TEAU CHARACTERIZED AS A SHAM.
The Rev. Frederick ID. Power, chaplain Of the
House OF Represent ;tives delivered lecture last
evening In the Sterling Palace Christian church,
Brooklyn. on the "Liie ana Ch 3racter OF the Late
President Garfield" whose pastor he was In this
city. He began by aiming 10 the vacancy that is
still felt In the congregation in Washington, of
which President Garfield WAS member. Only sad
people, SAID ne, come nov to the humble little
church on Vermont avenue to look at the large,
empty pew which was formerly occunied by the
m2rtyled ruler and hts family. The public grief
for his loss was still keen, and it had been uney-
ampled in intensity in the ann us of the world
Alter most feeling cuiOSy OF the late President,
the lecturer, in auS'on II the auifaoS.tieS WITH
peraffOn and Scurriiity Of the last presidential
camp Ign, styled those politicians and editors who
aSSailcd Gavfieid'S character, ''hycnaS, buZZardS
and valturos." and declared that the spectacle
which they caused was the lasting shame OF the
nation He narrated with alternate patl0s. sol
cmnity and tenderness the final scenes OF the late
Presidents lie, dwelling specially upon his evil
In his heart he forg;ve the wretch who was the
cause OF his fatal suffering, while all the world
beside Was cl3morng anti anxious that the mis-
chieyous LIE OF the former should be abolished
He wondered what pe}p!e would think OF it when
on his hoped Tor recovery lie should pardon Gut
t5au. Abiding IN irecty to the trial OF Gutoau.
Mr. Power eli iracteriZad the prisoner as a 'Sneak
ana SWIVEL sham"
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Alexandria Affairs.


CITY COUNCIL MEETING-The city councils held
their Semi-m0nthiy meeting last night. In the
lower board, Mr.. ESchberg presided during pOr-
ton OF the session, when President Douglas was
temporarily absent Mrs. Kate Taylor was author
fzed to have two frame houses erected within fire
limits on Henry, between Prince and Duke streets
Fifteen hun dred dollars was appropriated for the
repairs OF the American coal wharf. The action
Stuart and John NJ Johnson ESQ.,, at $3.50 each as
counsel in the canal stock suit, was approved AS
seSsments were ordered to be rectified, and tax
deed cancelled in the case OF lot near canal, as
SeSSed by mistake to canal company, and also to
Cumberland coal and iron company. Bills or Dis
penser EntwiSle and MesSrs. Dyson Travis and
Walls, for election service were ordered to be pa{d
new law requiring the registration OF Deaths
was transmitted to counsel by DR.. X. c. Powell.
health olcer, ana referred to the finance COM
mittGe, as. was u resolution OF the city school
board relative 70 the salary OF the city treasurer
The REGIsroTION OF DEATHs.-The bill for the
registration OF deaths here, proposed in the city
council last night, requires all undertakers to
report na:ne, age, residence and disease OF all
decedentS INFERRED, under penalty OF five dollars
1t win probably be amended SO to forbid inter-
ments without burial permits, as is the law in the
District.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The only occupant Of the
staton-h0Use cells this morning was John Aldrich
OF M0untsvllle, Loudoun county, Va, on the way
to the penitehtflry on sentence for horse stealing.
THE readjuster city committee has az yet made
no recommendations for filling the vacant corpora
ton JudgeShp or any other city office.-The
corporation court Will be reopened tomorrow by
Judge French pro tem.-Wofk is now proceeding
regularly at the Potomac iron works and attract
ing many visitors-It is expected that car
making works will be established In connection
with the Alexandra ship yard--A colored man
named S0l0man was brought to the stati0n-h0use
with q hatchet-The new houses built for Mr.
now under ROOT
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The Babe in the Wood.

WOMAN ARRESTED FOR NUMBERING HER CHILD.
Yesterday, Officer Cole arrested Frances Wal
Lace cOloretl, on suspicion OF having murdered her
infant. Lieut.. johnson and his officers made a
long search and at last found the body of the dead
child In Blagden's woods. on the Plney Branch
rold, and took it to the second precinct station.
The coroner was notified 1t appears that this
woman, who was at service at Mrs. Richards
house, on 10th street, in this city. went to the
Freedman'S Hospital, where her child was born
on the 18th OF December. She rem tnej In the
hospital about two weeks and lett Last Friday
she was seen 10 enter BlagdenS woods. in the
county, with her child In her arms, and after
wards to emerge from the woods without the
child. The search made yesterday disclosed the
dead body, and the woman was arrested, as
stated. At the inquest this morning the following
verdict was rendered: ''Tfiat the said female in
FAINT came to its death at about the LIST OF JAN
nary, 1882, from exposure and cold, by being
BIagdons woods, on the 1ith-street road, in the
county OF Washington, DC" Frances Was CONE
mitted to jail for action OF the grand jury.
LO.O.F. MUTUAL RELIEF AsSOCIAIInN.-The al
null meeting OF the LOO.F. Mutua, Relief Asso-
citation Was held last evening at odd Fellows Hall,
1th street northwest. The secrct1ry'5 report was
read, showing receipts Tor the ye S. los Is End
pendituies 1886. Amount paid TO families OF de-
ceased members during the year S65f5: leaving In
hands OF treasurer II .}1 9S in cash Total aSSat Is
OF the association over all liabilities, S262,3. The
following officers were elected tor the year, viz
John ii. Bartlett, presiient; Joseph ii. Daniel,
vice president; Thomas ". Fowler, S-Cretlry; Jno.
Mason, No l: JnO. =. Suffer- No. B: j. A. B. ESpey.
No. Z: Jno W. Thompson, No. 8: Henry Trina, No.
TO- WiLi. X. Newman, No. II: :. +. Douglas. No 12:
Caleb Sebastian, No. 10; VIM. Ferguson. No. ID:
". Matting,y, No. IS: VIM Kettler No. 10; James
+. Duvdli, No, co. Jos. Burroughs, No q.
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WEI DE MEYERS
w WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH
CATARRH
CAThKKH
CURE.
CURE,
CURE,
TIE ONLY KNOWN REAL. CURE.
THE ONLY KNOWN REAL CURE.
NV, SON
CITY ITEMS.
The Easiest. Qnietesf and Surcst Way
TO cure colo is TO use Dr.. Bulls cough syrup.

800
The Importers Tea Company Of New York have
opened branch store In this city, Their tea cans,
IL lbs, and coffee, 81 lbs. each are sealed up In
cents to $50 cash, gold silver watches or jew
elry, and also genuine diamond jewelry--no
b!anks-the tea and, coffee being worth at fair
retail price more thth that asked, without any re-
gard to the present. This company take this
method TO advertise their goods. ana after March
18th these teas and cOlieeS will be sold wholly on
their merits by their agent at the same price, but
without the present. This company has appointed
more than forty agents IN various cities, none OF
which are now giving presents, the time having
expired. yet each agent has a large and rapidly
growing trade, as the superior quality Of their
goods becomes known. Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts OF the Unitel states Ad-
dress Importers Tea Company, No. SI9 Market
space, Washington, DC Price, 81 per can; II cans
for SO; % cans for SO; 60 cans for $50
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GRAND SALE--Parties desiring elegant flOoI
decorations Will be interested In the advertisement
o. Thomas bowling announcing the sale OF q grand
COLLECTION o, Turkish carpets and rugs, when will
Dc on exhibition Oh Frids ~ and Saturday, January
18th and 18th instant; the sale to tke place, Mon
day, 10th.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemeuts. Sc Tc-uirt

FoRDs OPERA HOusE--ROssi as King Lear"
NATIONAL THE.TER.-Robson and Crane in Our
Bachelors.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Lecture by Miss
HoWlsOl on ''Shak6 Spe,tre.H
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EoT SPRING diamonds. lace pms. ear rings and
Pre-; X Us ngS in stone very brilliant, SO, II
IriggS', 451 PenESy. ", Ria ave.
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A Lady from Oregon Writes

Dr. Benson: l think you should be presented
with Il chariot OF pure gold for your Celery and
Chamomlle Pills, having proved such Il blessing to
thousands OF sufferers with sick and nervous head
acne, neuralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia. 60
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MADAME SOULE. or 1881 F street, has Just re-
ceited case OF bonnetS from tile leading h0dSes
In Paris
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9i4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE is now being EN-
Urged, ana III few days will be able TO acconmO-
date ali who Want to save money.
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WOODWARD L. LOTHROF.
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF
LA DIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
consisting of Chemises Night obes, Drawers Corset
Covers We buy but well made desirable goods
tnia line, and confidently recommend each and every
earTneTt sell. The location of this dca rtmeut
.e second door of establishment affords excel
lent opportunity for customers to examine tire
goods at their leisure and without annoyance. Below
We INCEPTION a few speclalties:
CHEMISES.
CIe1se with Hahburs Ruiiie and one row Of ''' ''e
inserting down front. Observation-Disclosures. only Soc
Cambria Chemise, with corded bands only 15c
Cambria Chemise, with handsome Lace Trim
NIGHT ROBES.
Night Robes with Cambria Rufie. ........ only Soc
Night Robes, three rows of Inserting down
front and Hamburg Rufe around the neck only &C.
Night Robes, made from tie hest Of Mus!ins,
with ucked IGkes; fine goo 81 .25
Cambrlc Robes three rows OF Inserting down
front, handsomely trimmed around neck and
DRAWERS.
Drawers, with Cambria Rufle and -Four Tucks. 43c.
Drawers, with Tucked Cambria Rgiiie. ..... 62c.
Drawers, with Puifs ard Cambria Rufie 75c
And an elegant line of Finer Goods. at 60 &c,
81. $l.19, $l.25, $l.37, 81. 80, Si.62. up to
81 Al pr.
White Skirts, with Cambria Ruie five Tucks only SOC
White Skirts, with handsome Hamburg Rutiie. S9c.
And handsome assortment Ct finer goods at
&c, 1.S3, $l.t2, 1898, up to 50. so and IS
each.
sc Examination solicited. Goods freely shown.
BOSTON HOUSE,
ta4 921.... PENNSYLVANIA AVE......921
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A FINE EXHIBITION of real French flowers, also
few select evening bOnnetS, opened to-day at
Caas Bauns, flo 9TH street
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Law AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.~-There viii he
q closing sale OF books at DCwiiag,S this evenings
I'm which Is Il valuable collection law and mis-
celaneOus WOrkS.
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KIDNEYs, Sc. each; liver, SC. per 10. ga Penn.
Sylyani1 avenue.
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Is 1t Wholesome
PROF. HENRY MORTON,
President Of
CrINEArcl IA1SrItrIrrrI,. OH,

SELF-RAIsING FLOUR.
HoBoKEN, n. j., November 80, 1851.
MeSSrS George Y Hecker d. Co.:
Gentlemen: Ihave had occasion to make ANALYSIS
OF your Self-Rasing Flour and Buckwheat and
Griddle-Cake Flour on a number or occasions, not
only for you, but for Others who wished to know
what were the materials contained in these
articles, and have for many years used them in my
own family, and can testify most emphaticaliy
wholesome. The ingredients employed in their
preparation are not only entirely harmless as so
authorities In medical and physiological science,
as the most wholesome, and in all respects de-
sirabie preparations now known for the purpose
OF raising Bread, Cakes, &c. Yours, &C.,
HENRY MORTON.
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SPECIAL NoTICE--Finding my store too small
Tor the Immense business i am doing, / take this
method o. notifying tine public and my Patrons
That shall enlarge Iry store, "a soon as l have
REDUCED my Immense stock. Until then Ish,f offer
bargains daily, which VIII be advertised in The
EVENING STAR, in all Kinds of crockeTy and glass
ware and general house furnishing GOODS, cheaper
than can be offered by other store in this city.
For Tomorrow. i shall offer decorated chamber
Sets. 10 pieces, all cOlOrs. sa33; wooden water
bu ketS. TO-. apiece. zinc wash-bOariS, 49,: 4j
clothesp pins, &C., clothes lines, &c: 10 inch chop
ping bowls, 49,; mn,i ing knives, &C.; saH-cellfS,
tin cups and pie plates, 3. apiece; footed iruit
sSuterS, &c. apiece. AT VI. AugenStelnS, ST. 9TH
STREET northwest
SILrEIAN WATER. from Wauke5ha, Just received
~ Skaters, 1910 street northwest.
IMPORTED KRAUT. Best in Washington. 914
PennSy ivania avenue.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, in the case OF H. B.
Cliilln Co agt- Jno +. Cook, collector OF taxes
rtpleV.n ease for property seized by defendant
for personal tax due by A. King Cnandier-the
jury found that the property belonged To Clatiin
. Co., and therefore gave theln verdict for NOM
hal damages.
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The Courts,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Thompson agt shepherd: submitted.
To-day, Knight agt. Chappei ana Wilmot OF
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge NacArthuT.
Yesterday, Cove AIT Joseph: verdict for de-
PENDANT for s135 Central National Bank AIT
Clark ct a.: judgment by dpf,uit Jackson Bros.
q Co. agt. Dayids; same action McCuiIoch act
Kennedy, ir:: s me action. Ramsden agt Dis
Schryock ct al; agt. Hammond ct al; continued
with costs. Ridgelay ACT Luckett; verdict for
plaintiff one cent damages and costs. Payne q
Cabell agt Miller; jury out.
To-day, Wizard agt Mann; plaintiff called and
Company discontinued by pl1int!r o'DGy agt
vanSant: defendant called and Judgment The
Jurors were discharged tor the term with the
the fact that they had run through the entire cal
endar within the term. Adjourned to Saturday.
EQUITY COURT-Jud9e Fdie.
file substituted bill. Reid agt Hannah; testimony
ordered taken tn forty days. Hamilton agt Davis:
sale finally ratified and cause referred to auditor
Lcddy agt Fitzmorris: sale ordered and f. T.
Browning appointed trustee. King agt. Buckley;
sale finally ratified and cause referred to the
deposit ordered returned. Hills agt Clarke; wit
ness Clarke directed to answer questions.
To-day, Temple agt Worthinston; sale finally
bill to correct assessment allowed to be filed and
appearance OF absent defendants ordered
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, Thos. Chisey, loud and bolsterous;
S or Is days. John Brown. pr ofanity; IS or !
days. George Graves, loud and 'boste rous; IS or
and John. 7. Talbert, dtsorderly in a street car:
Brooks was fined $40 or 10 days, and Talbert for
feted collateral. Geo. Barker and Edward Ford,
throwing stones In the street; 81 each. Chas. E.
Williams, carryi ng dangerous knife; $50 or 80
rom the sidewalk within 4 hours after it ceas d
falling; So Or days John Byrherli, Sarah Berry,
Henry Craig, Frank Jones, Geo. Barber, Arthur
w. Ball, Geo Graves, X. o. Hoffman, Frank
Sayille, Walter w. Brook, VIM. Pierce and Armis-
teal Carroll, forfeited collateral Geo. H. Brooks,
larceny at the Washington market; 30 days In
jail, and restitution ordered. Frederick Plumber.
larceny or some ladies clothing from Chas. Gard.
ner; six months in jail. VIM. Harrison, assault
and battery with intent to kill; continued
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GIL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE is selling everything
at same OLD price.
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Elections Of Officers.

The St Aoysius Beneficial Association last
night elected the following officers: President,
u. P. BFincn; yce-ple stieHt. A. F. Rupert: sec
retary. a. W Men; corresponding secretary, A.
sahwlA2p:; treasurer: Joseph A. Geer. Mr. W.
Nen managef.
The Washington Ltsat Guard, st thaE .,.nnual
meeting, last night eacte civil Officers is follows:
priy&teC L. Pate, recording secretary: Private
+. A Neriliillion, corresponding secretary; LEU
tenant L. A Bailey, haancial secre tary; Private
c. {. j. Norris, ire sgrar.
An INTERESTING CAFE TO MARRIED WOMEN
To-day. i'll the Equity Court Judge Wyiie made a
decision in the case of Curtis agt. Hines. ct al.
citing aside q deed of trust. In this c1ee john
Grinder having lD4lSii SUN OF moDey t. Edward
Lewis and Virginia LrwIS, BIS wife, took deed OF
trust executed To james F. Hines TO secure the
payment or the loan. Subsequently a former nus
band OF Virginia Lewis-ene Griffin-Inade his
appearance and afterwaTl she died. The husband
ana children flied bill tn set aside the tru st-Mr
!. +. Miller To- the canpl ;fnant and Mr. P. B. Still
son for the daiandaht--aHi the case having been
argued JUICE Wyiia this morning decided 10 set
the trust aside on the ground that a married
woman could not eXeeEsa q deed OF trust without
the consent OF the husband.
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special Weather fsniIefin.

The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin tn the press: The storm which was
centred In the southwest yesterday morning moved
rapidly 10 the northeast fiid Is ROW central near
LAKE. ontario. r. in has prevailed in the southern
and mid lie states, and Stow In the upper Miss y
sippi valley, lake region and New England Tie
following stations report than one inch Of
ram fails during the past tweEty-four hours
CAiro, knOxyIli", Little Rock, Louisville, Nash
Vile and Sandy Hook. The winds have shifted
TO noTtherly in the northwest and southwest, with
colder fair weather The temperature has rs N
slightly In the middle states. OHIO valley and lake
rrgton, and fallen in the gull states and New Eng
rand, but continues about ten degrees above the
mean FOR the month In the diStri Is east OF the
Rocky Mountains The indications are that fair
weather VIII prevail in the district on the Atlantic
coast during Thursday, with slightly colder north
west to southwest winds.
RANGE OF THE THERHoMETER--The following
arr the readings o. the thermometer at the Signal
oiIee during the day: anI $50 de-: IL a.m. 295
deg; pm. 50.e deg. MaXimun $40 deg. mini
mum, 335 deg.
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FrssELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

DoS'T ruin your eyesight; consult Hempler, AZ
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Forty Years. Experience of an Old Nurse.
MraGFinslOws Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-failing success by millions Of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhCea, gripping
In the bowels aud wtTd collie By giving health
to the Child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. m,W,s
"Alderncy Dairy WaROns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, butterInilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream, 15c. pint
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF sIGNAI OFFICER, }
WASHINGTON, DC. JaDnaTy II, 1850 go a-Di-f
For the middle Atlantic states local rains and
Ig ht snow in the northern portion clearing ia tie
southern portions, northwest To southwest Winds.
no change in temperature and rising barometer.