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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-16

The following comparative statement
of the receipts of sugar and molasses at
New Orleans from August 81 to Septem-
Der l dnring the past two years is fur
nished ns by Messrs. Delery s. purves,
weishers and gaugers, SO North Front
street:
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Position Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who en- furnish hrst-elass
"A testimonials as TO csIacity and experience,
wishes to procure sitnaIaoa Dung the comma 1a
Ant ENGINEER in sugar-honae. Address
4. b., Darruw post-ofiiee. Ascension parish, La.
or ia care of the CHIFF. Doaaidsonytiie.
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Building for Sale.

TIME undersigned offers for sale the bu1d-
ing recently occupied as STORT by
Mr.. Philip Matthew, on Mississippi street.,
DonaldsonvilIe opposite Rybiskfs drug
store. The property is in excellent condl-
ton, having been recently repaired and rem,
ovated-as good as uew-and viii be sold
stand and will prove profitable in yestment.
DonaIdsonville, Augusts, 1882.
A. GENAZZISI.
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List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post-0fTice at Donald


remaining IN the POst-Oulce at Donald
sonville, Ascension parish, La,
September 16, 1882.
Atkinson. Sokeff Leblanc. J
Adams, Mrs John Landry, Edmond
Bailey, Walter Labott Mrs Philias
Coalmann, Miss Mary Landry Ell
Dangerfeld. Pauline Mitchell, Mrs Nancy
Earle, Williams Moss, s
Fig, George F Maple, Robert
Glyens. Syrus Scott, Mrs Francis
HellesQn, Joseph Smith, Lizzia
jackson, Louis Thomson, Reddick
Johnson, Abram Thomas, Miss Lucy
Kern, Ferdinand White, Miss Catherine
Karger, s Warden, John W
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT. PM
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-16

The people of Baton Rouge are moving
for an amendment of their city charter.
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Piano Repairer and Tuner.

IN which he bears the highest reputation at
home and abroad as a thorough workman. Or
ders left at the Riverside Hotel or received
through the post-office will be promptly respon-
ded to. Respectfully,
EMILE Won HOFE,
Riverside Hotel DonaldsonrIl1e. La.
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MR.. ALLAIN's RESPONSE.

The New Orleans States having pub
lished an article alleging that Hon. T. I.
Allan is drawing four hundred dollars i;
month from. Custom House employees who
obtained their positions through his in-
luence, and having asked, evil Allain
deny it," the following reply was elici-
ted:
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Piano Tuning & Repairing.
a CA Rn-

a CARD.
FH&HE undersigned takes pleasure in notifying
Il his former customers and his friends In gen.
eral that he viii resume bis business as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-12
District Government Affairs.

School Trustee John III. Brooks has addressed a
cOmInuni alton u the District Commissioners in
relation u the action OF the latter I'm appointing
board OF experts 10 examine the school bull iings
as TO the means OF escap' In ease OF acci tent by
fire. lie thinks the acti OF the COmmiSS onerS
timely AMI wise. and then proceeds TO give the
Commissioners VII Il Information he has upon the
subject Of school house construction
Health Officer T0wnShend has received a postal
card from man In Dakota Territory asking that
some reliable waxinat1on stuff" for his own use
be sent him.
The applications of the following persons for
liquor licenses have been approved by the Com
missiOnerS: August Detnrer, A. F. Kfmbau Her.
man LaUtPr, III. a. StreitbeTger, Jacob J lcob,on.
The special assessment division has completed
the revision OF assessments against alleys in
squares 1l9, 29, l2l 465, and 315 Lien certificates
have been Issued against squares 33i ami 35 front
Ing on 10th street northwest; square 945, front ny
on 10th street east; square III, fronting ON New
h.m tnlre avenue northwest; square go, fronting
on 18th street northwest: suIre east OF square g.
fronting on West street, Georgetown: SOU re I.9
fronting ON street northwest; square 10I, front
Ing on High street Georgetown: Slu re IS, 'front.'
ng on Ridge street. Georgetown: square AZ, 'front.'
Ing on Montgomery street. Georgetown: squares
oSS and S57, front ny on 9TH street northwest
SAFETY FROM FIRE.
The commission on examination OF public strur-
lures, with reference u their Slety in OF te
have made examination of Odd Fellows Han
Marinl's and sheltion's halls, the Congregational
church, and the Deaf and Dumb Asylum The al
trationS suggested Were, as general thing, the
change OF doors 50 as TO swing outward.
Brutal TREATMENT OF WIFE-About $50
O'clock last night, NJ the corner OF Pennsylvania
was arrested for an ass ut on Ills wife, Josephine
with the butt OF a loaded whip hanile, whic h he
was laying over her head and shoulders without
mercy. at the same tine charging her with being
uniaithlui Ia him; she scr, aiming murder at the
Top Oh her voice, In his pocket found revolver
ana razor. In the Police Court to-day he was fined
S.
EVENING EXHIBITIONs.-As Will be seen by the
onicfil announcement elsewhere the CarcOrl n g al
iery VIII be spen. as heretofore Thursday even
tngs, until further notice.
kish carpets, rugs and embroiderieS at Dow,ing,s
salesroOIns commences Tomorrow. See advt
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Condensed LOcs

Condensed Locals.
THE STAR will be issued on Saturday In double
sheet form Of n ty-Six columns
The street lamps will be lighted this evening at
6:25 p. M, eXtiDguiShed at I As am.
The ROnceSvalleS Silver Mining Company yes
terday filed their annual statement with the re-
corder, sh0wing:-Capital, $4,000: cash in Ma
tional Bank OF Republic, $104 OF; bullion and
ore In hand, estimated, So, COO; no existing debts
Ellen NJ Yelvert0n has filed ell in equity
against George Lewis and others, heirs at law OF
Susannah V. Walker, for the PARTITION OF lot q,
square 2A
The FrCnbel Society met at the residence OF Col
W. III. Chase last evening. Col. Daniels spoke on
the advance OF the Kindergarten system, and Miss
B. C. Graves read a paper on the 'Free Kinder
garten of California An enterta lining literary
and musical program was then carried out.
Geo Close (cOlorpd) was sent to the wOrkhouee
by Judge Smell to-day for 30 days, because he met
a cOuntryman 1T the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
depot, and after backing his boots TOOK him to a
restaurant and kept him prisoner until he paid
30 cents Tor having his boots BACKED.
At St Augu~tIne'S church Tuesday afternoon
Rev. Either TarrO married Isaac Brown. OF MARI
borO', Nd. a well-6nown pr, rfuce dealer In the
Washington markets, TO Mary f. Watts the COL
ored wOmfn who for some ten years past has h "a
Charge OF the refTeShnent table in the ty ii Ill.
Many members OF the bar Were present at the
wedding, and the bride received numerous pres
entS.
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CITY ITEMS.
Miss Emma X

Miss Emma Il.
cured an attack OF Incipient Consumption by using
In time Df. Bull Cough Syrup.
500.
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. or gold or silver watches jew
elry, and also genuine diamond jeWelry-nO
blanks-the tea and coffee being worth at a fair
retail price more than that asked, without any re-
gard to the present. This company take this
method to advertise their goods. and after March
10Th these teas and cOfieeS 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 United States. Ad-
Space, Washington. DC. Price, 81 per can; ii cans
for $40; D cans for $50; 20 cans for $50.
Tue following medpersOnSiS a partial list only
or those who received presents to day: John Spen-
cer, 1920 35th St {GeO-getOwn) ,sem-winding watch
l. L. Bout (milliner), 10 9TH st. NV, chatelain
watch; Mrs. VI. Collins, 81 st. ne, silver butter
dish; I. B. Cross, Jr. Qumber dea1er), solid gold
amethyst ring; VIM. Waldo, 325 Mass. ave. me-,
chatelan watch, value $40; Mrs w. r. Chipley, 135
F st. ne, Stem-winder watch; J. G. Addison, cor
9Th and Market Space, Stem-winding and STEM
setting watch, value $12; L. Douglass, 403 / ST. H.
W, Stem-Wl nding and Stem-Setting watch; Peter
d. Hager, 322 Penn. ave- (MrS. NOSOury'S boarding
residence 145 Mass. ave. ticket agent b 40. r.
K Coz watch; T. L. Norris, 432 9th St, stem-wind-
Ing and stem-Setting watch; G. w. Rich, 2l0S 14th
st. NV, butter dish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-12

FTNHE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH, AND
IL the deaf and dumb hear and learn to speak by
means of cent wonderful scientific invention the
DENTAPHONE. By its the deaf enabled to
hear an ordinary Conversation Lectures Concerts, &c,
perfectly; and the Deaf and Dumb hear and being
taught to understand spoken language. For sale by
CHAS. FISCHER, 623 9TH street northwest. do
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III OLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
rings, Fine Gold Jewelry, American Watches, Sterling
sverware in Great Variety. Plated Tea Sets Baskets
Bowls. Ice Pitchers. Castors Butter Dishes Soup
Tureens, Forks and Spoons, Rogers Bros. Plated
Table Cutlery, Jos. Rogers Sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors. French Clocks. Opera
Glasses. Brass Sconces. Mirrors. Candestcks, etc,
etc, never SO Large and Complete which we call to
attention Of purchasers, they will find our Prices
Low.
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PeriscOpic Eyeglasses,
Very fine; 81, at Prigg's.

From Eminent Jas. Fl. SOut!lalI. Md,
Little Rock, Ark: Il willingly bear testimony to
the excellent food tonic effect of COlden'S Liebg s
Liquid Extract or Beef and Tonic InvigOrator, re-
garding it as mild, unirritating and easily dyes
ted tonic, well adapted to or chlOrOSS, mer-
v u5neSS and vascular debility, consequent upon
the clmacter1c period of women" Remember
the name, Colden's-take no other) OF druggists
generally.
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HowsoN,s Ice Cream 81 25 a GAL, 11O4 18th.

HowSON'S Ice Cream 81 y gal, 11O4 l2th
Do You Know MRS THOMPSON? Is it possible
you have not called ct the Riggs House during one
OF her visits here in the past two years ana seen
her lovely waves for the hair? III so, call now,
as never before has she had such exquisite shades
I'm grays, blondes and drabs, and so many new
things you hardly know which makes you look
the prettiaSt Don't wait until too late TO get your
particular shade. Paror 26, Riggs.
MARY JANE LEWIS cOlored girl, was charged
In the Police Court today with stealing $50 worth
of clothing from MIR. Mary c. Garrett, of No. 1G1l
G street northwest, I'm whose house she Was ser
want Mrs Garrett test fed that she employed
the girl about three weeks ago. She was SEN
fenced TO three months In Jail.
OWING TO THE MILD WINTER, we will SELL
genuine London Dye Seal 81 in DOman, trimmed
with pointed beaver, for. S2t5. former price $50
One Seal 3cJUe. ............ 115, 151
One Seal Sacque. ..........-. 1G5, 10
One Sea- Sacque. .......... 165, aS
ANY article in the Fur line at cost.
Now Is the time To buy, at
SIGMUND GOLDMAN'S,
436 7th street northwest.
FRIDAY NIGHT the big crowd at the Rink.
BOARD AND ROOMS very low at 11C4 18th street.
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DRY GOODS.
COCHRANE'S MARKED DOWN
rNn1

CoCHRANE's MARKED DOWN
UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' FULL REGULAR MADE.
sa.oo NOW GREAT BARGAINS. ONLY sl.so EACH.
s. Is NOW GREAT BARGAINS. ONLY 81. rs EACH.
$3.50 NOW GREAT BARGAINS. ONLY s.. 90 EACH.
g. rs NOW GREAT BARGAINS. ONLY lbs EACH.
Also in same proportion.
CHILDRENs FULL REGULAR UNDERWEAR.
MARKED DOWN SPECIAL BARGAINS
FINE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Previous to our
USUAL WINTER STOCK TAKING.
COCHRANE 4 CO..
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK. jail
NEW EVENING GOODS.
Elegant SATIN sURAHs. all shades 81. 50. We call
particular attention to this line of goods as they are
very effective under gas.
Elegant BROCADES in white and colors suitable tor
fronts and drapery. Of which will cut any uantity.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS CoLOREO
GAUZES. WHITE PLUSH, EMBROIDERED TAB
LIERS. very rich.
SILK vELvETS, all coors.
SATIN RHADAMES and MERVEILLEUX. in even
ing and street shades.
CAShMERES, in all colors and qualities.
ALBATROSS, in evening colors.
FUR LINED CIRCULARS, SILK DOLMANS,
PLUSH WRAPS. CLOTH COATS and ULSTERS at
cost.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
jail 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

The visiting yesterday afternoon was fully as
general as on Monday, and all the receptions were
numerously attended. The ladies OF prominent
OH Gals families receiving were Secretary Frelng
huysens wife and daughters, Secretary Lincoln's
wife, Attorney General BrewSter's wife and lugh-
ter, and Speaker Keifer's wife. This was the first
reception Mrs Brewster and Mrs. Keifer have had
here. The latter lady had with her, as assistants,
her niece Miss White, Miss Shellabarger, and her
guest, Miss Rogers, and also the wives OF Repre-
Ricketts, wife. The ladies were all handsomely
dressed. Mrs Keller wore handsome black vel
vet with hoe point lace at tne throat and wrists
met receptions as Secretary Hunts wife and
daughter hope then TO begin their receptions
Among the handsome dinner parties OF the week
was one given TO ladies and gentlemen by Senator
and Mrs Mcpherson, Tuesday evening, and one to
Justice + cray, 9 last evening by Justice Bradley
were invited. Gen Parke will give one to gentle
men this evening, and Senator and Mrs Hill, OF
Colorado, will give one to both ladies and gentle
men. To-day an elegant lunch to ladies WAS given
at the residence OF ex-JuStce Strong by his wi e,
in honor OF the wives of some of the recently APP
pointed justices of the Supreme Court
The first hop OF this season at Wizards will
occur on Friday evening, January 18th
The late Gen. Albert Myers widow and family
purpose returning here and again occupying their
house, which will be greatly to the pleasure OF all
their acquaintances in Washington. Justice and
Mrs Woods who now have her sister and niece,
Mrs and Miss Robb ms, as guests, eXpect Governor
Fosters eldest lighter to visit them soon
=.
Ross Ray, returned tn her parents in New Jersey
on Saturday, but will be here again next month, to
oficiate as bridesmaid at Miss Mamie Rays mar
rage TO Lieut. Harrison, which Is fixed for the 18th
OF Fehruary.-SenatOrD Don CamerOnS wife, whose
he ilth continues feeble, has gone to New York for
a visit
THE LAFAYETTE DIVORCE CAsE.-Yesterday, the
case Of Lafayette agt. Lafayette was revived
this tine by the wife, who files bill through her
counsel, Mr.. w. p. Williamson. In March, 1879,
the husband, Pierce Lafayette, filed bill against
the wife for divorce, which. after pending till
January 81, was dismis sed The bill In the pre-
sent case st ties that cOmplainant'S maiden name
was Maria Mix; that she was married to defend
ant at Bowie, P. G.. CO., Md, in September, 1874,
and they lived together till April, 1875; that he
treated her with cruelty, and liking her home to
her mother. he has not since supported her or her
child. She further charges that he has committed
adultery. She stats that he owns property,
department at salary of so per month. She
prayS amony Of $40 per week, $50 Tor counsel fees,
ana divorce, with custody OF the child.
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THE REMAINS OF Patrick Qulnlan, the old pen
sioner, found drowned in James Creek canal yes
tfrday, were tlken charge of by the quarmaSter
generals men this morning, and inferred at Ar
GngtOn cemetery.
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A FayCrahle Notnripfv-

The good reput ton OF browns Bronchial
IrocheS for the relief OF Coughs. Colds and Throa,
Diseases, has given them favorable notOriety.
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e14 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Is now being en-
larEed. and I'm few days viii be able TO acconmo-
date all who want to save money.
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FRESH WINE JELLY always on hand. Home made
Iincemeat and pies: charlotte russo. lee cream
and ices In every variety. T. Jarvis, 426 9Th street
northwest.
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LYDIA f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
will at all times, and under all circumstances, ac
in harmony with the laws that govern the femal
system. Address Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, %
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for circular. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-12

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-Live stock sales
at DrOverS' Rest, Tuesday, are reported by Mr.. L.
E. Tavenner as follows: 400 cattle up, 800 sold, 20
to other markets; best So to Ga good, 81 to 511;
to 81. 96S sheep and lambs Lambs, So to &c.;
sheen 81 to 6 =: Is COWS and calves, S21 to $50
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MORE RAIN TOMORROW.


DoS'T ruin your eyesight: consult Hempler, ~
Street
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No family should be without LYDIA E. P1NKHAM'S
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bousness,
and torpidity of the liver. rs cents per box.
tE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs. IF
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
FogD'S OPERA HOUSE.-ROSSi as s'OthellO."
NATIONAL THEATER--RobS0n and Crane In
StdrpS and Flats.
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A Smooth Co,nuIex;ou

A Smooth Complexion
Can be had by every lady who will use Parker'S
Ginger Tonic Regulating the internal organs and
purifying the blood, it quickly removes pimples
ana gives Il healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about it in another column.
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Annoyance Avoid,

Annoyance Avoided.
Gray hairs are honorable but their premature
appearance is annoying. Parker's Hair BalSaln
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-12

NATURES TRIUMPH,
FRAZIER'S ROOT BITTERS.
hyou are weak or laIguid. Fraziers Bitters. II
your flesh is fabby and your complexion sailow,
FraZiers Btters. II you live in nlaarial district use
EraZier's Filters II worn down with the CT chill
dren use IraZiers Bitters. If you have the blues
PEE Frazier's Bters If have kept late hours and
hive contrary to the laws of health, Frazer's Root
Bters II need toning up, take Frazier's Root Bit
ters II have abused instead of used natures gift
use FraZers Bers. Ii You feel old before time
use Frazers Btters. If life has become burden and
You have gloomy forebodngs use Frazier's Bitters If
your ha1ds tretnble and your eyes have grown dim
fr2zIer's Root Btters will make you feel young again
Sold by all druests at the low price of 81
per bottle. FRANK s. HENRY 4 CO., Sole Proprie-
tors, Cleveland o. VIM. b. ENTWISIE, Druggist
corner Pennsyly avenue aud 18th street Washing
TON, DC-, fsetah Agent Jams
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FussEII's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
IMPoRTEp KRAUT. Best in Washington 9l4 Penn
FyiVania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal OFFICER.
WASHINGTON DC. January r. 1882. $40 a.m-i
For the middle Atlantic states, increasing
sloudiness, followed during the night by rtin or
snow, wind shifting To northeast and southeast,
falling barometer, and no change in temperature
Special Weather Bulletin.
MORE RAIN TOMORROW.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin tn the press: The storm whi was
central In the southern plateau region yesterday
morning has moved slowly 10th eastward, ana Il
now central In Colorado. Cloudy weather prevails In
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, with ms In
the gulf states and Tennessee and snow In DakOts
and the upner Missouri valley. Fair weather pre-
Walls in New England. middle states and lake
region, with westerly winds The temperature
has fallen from five to ten degrees inTenneesee and
the lake regon.and risen slightly IN the southwest
and Missouri ley. The temperature has fallen
from ten To forty degrees at stations IN western
Montana and Idaho. The Indications are that
cloudy weather with rain, will prevail In the mid
de and South Atlantic states during Frftay. Snow
viii probably prevail In the lake REGION New Eng
land and the northern portion OF the middle states
during Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-12

Study Hop Bitters Book,
use the medicine, and you will be wise, health
and haDnV
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HALL AND EXAMINE
THE NEW ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINE.
It Is the simplest strongest and finest finished Ma
chne ever produced; every movement positive, and
springs. uWl sew over heavy seams without the as
sstance of the operator.
The New No. Victor; also the Eoisele6s Weef Ma.
chimes. and all the othec standard makes ct
OpPENHEIMER'6
628 9th street. St Cloud Building.
Good Machines for rent
Bazaar Paper Fashions. al
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WOODWARD & LoTHRof.
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF
LA DIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
consisting of Chemses Nirht obes, Drawers, Corset
Covers. We Buy hut ell made desirable goods
this line, and confidently recommend each and every
garment We sell The location of this department
lent opport unity for our customers to examine the
goods at their leisure and without annoyance. Below
we mention few specialties:
CHEMISES.
Corded Band Chemise. ................... only &c.
Chemise. with Hamburg Rufie and one row of
Cambria Chemise with corded bands only 75c.
Cambria Chemise, with handsome Lace Trim
81. ~
NIGHT ROBES.
Night Robes with Cambria Rufie. ........ only Soc
Night Robes, three of Inserting down
front and Hamburg Rule around the neck only 97c.
Night Robes. made from the best of Muslins,
with Tucked Yokes; fine goo ............. Sl25
Cambria Robes three rows of Inserting down
front, handsomely trimmed around neck and
DRAWERS.
Drawers, with Cambria Ruf]e and Four Tucks. 43c.
Drawers. with Tucked Cambria kuffle. &c.
Drawers. with Putfs and Cambria Rufiie. 75c.
And an elegant fne Of Finer Goods. at So &c,
81. Sl19, $1.25. Sl.37. $3.50, sl62. up to
2.42 pr.
SKIRTS.
White Skirts. with five Tucks and Hem ... only 3Sc
White Skirts, with Cambria Rufe five Tucks only
Nhlte SHIRTS, with handsome Hamburg Ruftie.. sec.
AM handsome assortment Of finer goods at
97c:, 81. 30, Sligo, %, up to s.. so and IS
each.
"a Examination solicited. Goods freely shown.
BOSTON HOUSE,
ja4 921..... PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 92l
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Society Bellies.
On account OF its remark tbiy delicate and last
ing fragrance, society bellies are loud In their
praises OF FlOreStOn Cologne.