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CITY ITEMS.

re: Lewis. 900 9TH st., bet. and X NV.
Full Line OF Winter Underwear now In stock:
Mems dedicated scarlet shirts and drawers, sias
Scotch lambs wool and cashmere undersarments;
Fine white merino shirts and drawers. 73c., 81,
Extra heavy merino shirts and drs, 5oc worth &c.
Extra heaVy canton flannel drawers, Soc, worth
The improved "climax Shirt" ready for use, 81,
worth s1.50;
Shaker, lambs wool. cashmere and merlno half
Genuine Winchester. Va, buckskin gloves and
gauntlets;
Wool Jackets, seal skin caps, fur-top gloves;
Nb.-full line OF mems and boys hats, cheap.
"Old sleu,h" Again on Hand.
New Story to begin in No. $50 OF The FImslpE
COMPANION, by "old sleuth," author OF "old
Sleuth, the Detective;" "Old Ironsides, the Giant
Detective;" "The Irish Detective. "The Dutch
Detective" etc.
This Great Story is Entitled
THE PRINCE OF DETECTIVES;
Or,
BOOTH BELL AMONG THE "MooNHRs,"
and viii begin in No. 7S9 OF THE FIREsIpH CON-
PANIoN, issued November "a.
THE PRESIDE COMPANION is for sale by all news
dealers.
Ask your newsletter In advance TO get copy OF
the paper for you.
OUT TO-DAY,
THE NEW YORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAAR
FOR NOVEMBER
This is the best number ever issued OF this most
POPULAR OF Fashion Magazines
In ii is commenced Miss Braddon's New Story.
entitled
The GOLDEN CALF.
Also,
The continuation OF the new story,
PoRTIA; OR, "BY PASSIONS ROCKED"
By the Duchess,
Author OF "Moly Bawn," "Mrs. Godfrey etc.
The November number contains
THE NEW WINTER FASHIONS FOR LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILDREN,
Fully and Beautifully illustrated
by
FINELY COLORED PLATES AND ENGRAyISGs.
THE NEW YORK MONTHLY FASHION Bazaar is for
sale by all newsiealerA 1t will also be sent post
age prepaid for IS cents per single copy. The sub
scription price is s.. so per year. Address
GEORGE MUNRO,
Nos. IL to 9: Vandewater street, New York.
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Sa lllucl Her.

$50 18th street. offer immense stock OF cloths for
ladies' coats SIPS. $780, ST. 81 So SO u.s. S. So 50 and
up. all 81 inches wide. Also cloths and cassmeres
for gents and boys wear, from t0c. to 81 per yard
nice new goods at specially attractive prices; an
elegant assortment. Seal plush for ladies jackets
and sacques. &C. 81 50 and $l2 per yard; so inch 8
wide. WOOL plush for trimmingIpIack. sea, olive,
myrtle and mode, s. 80 to IS. Blankets from bank
rupt sale at astonshingiy low prices, s., 81 so So
!325, $3.50, 81 S. pair AMI up. Full lines OF
hosiery, wooden underwear, towels napkins, table
damaSk. &C., cheap. Dress goods in great variety,
reliable qualities and reasonable prices, at Kers,
$50 eth street
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BLANKETS: BLANKETSii
BED COMFORTS. BED COMFORTsu
CARPETSi CARPETS,i CARpsTsu,
iLooi' I'LL CLOTHS. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS!!

White Blankets, per pair. g. 81 So S. S. So g. 30
Bed Gomfo5ts IS ets ST. 81 % So 75
White Shaker Flannel. IS cts, 81 cts. 81 cts.
Al-"ooi White Flannel % cts, 80 cts. 81 cts
Feninr t adf sd es , 10 cts H. cts Is cts
lO-4 Sheetins Cotton, IS cts.
White Spreads 80 cts +, 70 cts, 81, ST.
Cloakiny Cloths, double width.
Ladies' Flannel Suiting as cts
Double width Dress Goods, Is cts.
Ladies Cloaks and DoimaEs, 81. go, $10 49, ST. $l6
CeshDieres. ali colors, l21a cts.
Black CashIneres. 81 cts. so Cts, 90 Cts, rs cts
Floor Drnygets all sizes. IS, 81, &c. 50.
SIX SKI i imd Ma, al f eonrs % &c: up
Silk Velvets 81 25. 81. so, $1.75. 81.
BLOCK AND COLoRED SILKS.
c. NJ. wSON,
nls CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side.
TRoPIc
FRUIT
LAXA ALIVE
Is BETTER THAN PILLS
or other purg atiTe medicine
THE DOSE Is SMALL. THE ACTION Is PROMPT.
THE TASTE IS DELICIOUS. LADIES AND
CHILDREN LIKE IT.
One trial proresis ertz.Stan.ry curative value. Try
a Is cent box. Sold BY all cruSgists. nls-skw2ss
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SALT RHEUM.

VIII. Mcdonald. 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago,
CRATE nty acknowledges of Salt Rhenm on head
neck face, and legs for seventeen years not able
20 %sia except on han.s and knees for year not
abe 70 el himself for eight years; tried hundreds of
remedies doctors pronounced his case hopeless per
nanenty cured by Cutcura Resolvent (blood purier)
internally and CHticura and Cutcura SOAP ftte great
skin cures) externally.
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DIED.

HODsoN. JONATHAN Robson. after long and
painful Illness departed this life the sixty first year
OF his age, on November IT, 1882, at o'clock I'M.
Funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday at half
past two O'Clock The relatives and friends
spectfuy invited TO tend the funeral of deceased from
his late residence. lila street northwest.
HEATING. On Friday November 18th, 1882, at
$50 o'clock p. m, THOMAS KEATING. beloved hus-
band Of Mary Heating, aged thirty aix years.
The funeral will take PLACE from his late resid nee.
NO: lo7 Purdy's Court Northwest Sunday, November
18th, at pm The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
. ROBINSON. On November II, 1882. after a pro-
tracted illness. MR. ANNA ROBINSON in the forty
ff b year Of her age.
Funeral will take place Sunday the 18th inst at 2
m. from 1921 street northwest. Friends and re-
latyes respectfully invited t. attend.
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T T. COEDwELL. Aucuoneer.

7. COLDWELL. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPkOvED REAL ESTATE. STU:
AYE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BEL WEN
THIRD AND FoUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
At the request of the owner VIII offer, In fron6
Of the prenlses on THURSDAY, THE TWDN1Y-2Y
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER 1882, all OF lot 23, -.
in square 534 fronting so feet street and 226 H.
feet deep, wide alley in rear.
nis. - b. II. WARNER. Agent.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

esops hawking. enufng. running nost-iis poisonous
ssseous dripping in the throat pains over the eyes
Dorines the breath and restores the VOICE. TASTE smell
md bearing An absolute fer Catarra and all its
Vmptoms Az enessive in OF % yeSrs' standing
eeiR esdinAry colds. Dr. Wei De Meyers Illustrated
zfs.fse' os Catarrh mailed free request. Cure
.0cf Al Druggists delivered by ID. DEWEY 4
g.. lsa button St. New York go 4 t,,4m
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T. U I 1 c U R A.
THE CUTICURA TREATMENT

For the cure OF Skin Scalp and Blood Diseases con-
ssts IN the internal use Of Cuticura Resoven the new
blood purifier and the external use of Cuticura and
Cutlcura Soap. the great skin cures.
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How Many Times

has long siege or illness been averted by timely
resort 10 that superior Alternative and corrective,
Tarrants Settler Aperient, without which no
household is SAFE
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NO TEXT BOOKS no lectures. no time wasted
reaching bookkeeping reduced to au exact science
at Howe's business school, 1870 Gth street 81 a
month with penmanship, etc.
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FRESH MEATs.-Rouni steak, lOc h.; liver Sc
10. pOrterhOuSe. 15c. To-. SirOin 12Lc H. choice
rib, lie h.; at F. P. Hughes market, corner sth
and n streets northwest
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PSORIASIS.

Psdflass or LeProsy OF twenty years standing by the
Culcura Resolyent ibioOd urier) internally and (t
cura and Cuticura Soap te great skin cres) exter-
naily lie most wonderful record. Cure GER
uhed 10 before Justice of the peace and prominent
cIt!zens All afflicted with itching and scay diseases
should send to us Tor this testimonial in full.
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SKIN DISEASE,

SKIN DISEASE.
r; H. Drake. esq. Detroit, Mich. suffered beyond
his hands head and face, and nearly destroyed his
eyes The most careful doctoring failed to HELM him
and ter all had failed be used the Cutcra Rcsolyent
aDood pur1her) internally Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
the gre at skin curcs) externally and was cnre, and
thas remained perfectly well to this day.
SKIN HUMORS
Mrs s. E. Whipple, Decatur, Mich, writes that her
lace neal ana some Part of her body almost raw
Head covered with scabs and Sores suffered fearflly
and tried everything. Permanently cured by nticnrs
Resolvent (blood purer) and Cuticura and Crticurs
Soap tthe great skin cures). ~ "i"
Cutcura Remedies are for sale nv al, druoo;at.
Principal depot, - az W. uesi''''
WEEKS POTTER, Boston. Mass.
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WHrCHis the cheapest place IN town for blankets
and comforts? Who is selling the best velveteen
In all the shades at Soc? Where Will you fl nd
the best assortment IN hosiery, gloves, mfttS and
leggtngs? Where can get calicOs at &c a yard
indicated flannel at &c, yard wide cashmere at
25c.? Which store exchanges goods or refunds
money? 1t is at Storms, 90i nth ST., bet and X.
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WANTED, ladies To know they can have stylish
walking suit made from 81 uD A perfect tit quar-
anteed French Dressmaker. 1011 9Th street, north
west
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EDWARD CARswEIL, ESQ, the Cough OF Canada.
viii lecture at The Tabernacle on the 2Sth The
subject will be Laughter Carsweu IS without q
rival In his chosen field.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNcANsoN Bros Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE, on
STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN TWENTY.
THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated 18th July, A. -
D. 1876 and recorded In Liber No. 7ol folio 1875,
of the land record for the District Of Columbia.
and at request Of the party secured viii ss q pub
CEN BEk FIRST. A. D. 1852. at FOUR pollock p
NJ, Of Lot mum bered seventeen (l1, In square
numbered thirty-six (S6), in the city Of
Washington. ID. Co. beginning for the same e
from the northwest Of sal; Lot and run thence
sixteen G) feet Fix 90 inches; thence south parallel -
west line of said hundred feet thence west sig
teen feet inches thence north hundred feet
the beginning. with the improvements. contrasting of
Terms Of saie One thi d cash BALANCE IN six ana
twelve months With interes secured BY trust on ~
It purchssers coat Terms 10 be coplied viii In a
dayp O. property Vii be reeod q purc ooat.
3 p,s-ssss w wii41An kiS SSS4p0 rssssssa.
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IRON SAFES repaired burglar alarms speaking
So0es, at J. II. kuehling's, il9 12.h ST. northwest
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Eertv YcarG Experience OF an Old Morse.
MIS- Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-failing success by millions OF
motners for their children. It relieves the child
In the bowels and VIVID collie BY giving health
TO the child It rests the mothcr Price 5 cents q
bottle mWs
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EYEsI6HT accurately fitted. Hempler's, 453 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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Perfect Ruck xyheat Cekes

in three minutes can be made by using Hecker's
Self-ra1sing Buckwheat. Hecker's sef-raising
hour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
TO use. For sale by al grocerS.
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WRITE TO NYCE, 81 \. Charles street, Baltimore,
Tor prices OF amateur Photographic outfits. Any
one can take pictures So
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OYSTERS In every style at the popular lunch
house OF Tim SuIlivan's, 1910 Pa. ave
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DOZEN Cabinet Photos with a thirteenth
painted. g. Only place, 1109 Penna. ave. Keme-
thy'S gallery.
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GERMAN hand-knit Jackets at Auerbach,s. corner
9TH and H.
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You CAN Buy the best laGy's button shoes for
~ at SinSheimer's sos 9Th street.
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DOCTO
90 ODD 90 ODD GGG ZEE
d 0 0 D d G G
U %. ID DO Cd D q GG Il
20 ODD 90 ODD GGG ZEE
PPP H ZEE PPP cSss.
BFpF # i i En- En- I Frr sssss
H H f L
! II FL ZEE ILL SSSSS

DIR. o. DODGE PHELPS
tot New York twenty years experience in the treat
mens OF Chronic Diseases, late of Philadelphia Chi
cago. st. Louis, New Orleans. Hartford Springfield
boston, and Baltimore, Md. has engaged
LINCOL HAIL.
where he will publicly heal the sick without money
and without price," every morning from 10 to II
O'Clock. for about ten days.
COMMENCING FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 17rr
Has also taken parlors at
COS 18th STREET NORTHWEST.
Between and F. Washington, d. c.,
until February 1st where those who are able and WILL
ing to pay may come from IL a. M. to p. M each
day.
The public invited to witness the wonderful cures
performed in the hall.
ADMISSION FREE.
NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED!
CHRONIC DISEASES CuRED!!
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY REL1EvED!!1
THE LAME WALK! THE BLIND SEE! THE
DEAF HEAR!
PERMANENT Relief Flsx From SERIOUS ALL
Testimonials from the grateful patients of DIR. O.
DODGE PHELPS continue to be made many of which
emanate from such distinguished citizens in acknowI-
edgment Of their permanent from serious and OBJ
stinate diseases through his treatment that they are
worthy the consideration of all sufferers if not indeed
by the medical profession itself.
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
MR.. L. Il. PATTERSON,
Pilot the Fred A. Blanks has for twenty two years
has been told by the best e Of tha snd
cities that he would have to submit to the knife Thsnks
submitting to the knife ca,lsic OF eature and wihout
pain or detention from business Has been duty
MR.. G. vERRET,
o: St. Bernard Louisiana. has for two years suffered
ass d s
no help until treated By Dr. Phelps. O' received
T.. H oLrMANN,
residence corner Of Amelia and Constance streets sx
years from Piles treated BY dit
Phelps Thompson without the Knife 1 Ta. Ry DIS b.
caustc. and without detention from business.
Mr.. James Regan keeps stable at No. 1874 Baronne
his read and could not bend the elbow. Treated four
PILES
Mr.. George Buchart of 22l josephine street between
Magazine and Constance, has for twenty Ave vesrs
tried four five doctors all to no purpose After four
spp!ications by, Drs. Phelps and Thompson, at 100
Canal street, he is now WELL
Mr.. n. Lusley. of 4S Louisa street. suffered from
in three weeks without the knife, caustc or Hoare
and without pain Or detention from business.
DEAFNESS.
Mrs Eliza 1,efl, Mc(.arfhy Eyiu0 NJ Qx.x.,.,
corner Common and johnson Streets deaf and noise in
tie ear; cured by DR.. Phelps.
Mr.. JOHN MOLDA, JR..
living at the of Port and Morales streets Third
District has suffered from piles FIVE years; has been
treated by several physicians and used all kinds OF oint
mentall to purpose. Is now well. without the use
OF knife. hgatufe or caustic viii answer any inquiries
Mr.. A. DUPUY.
residence corner Robertson and Bayou road cured Of
lame arm; could net sleep from pain. Cured in one
J. L. MATHEWS.
Winsboro. Eranllln pariSh La Deaf Ia pne ear
/. cuEedey tNO txeetments b. d. Phelps. e
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How CAN Mrs ThompSon,931 street northwest,
afford such lovely hair switches for only 60 and
IS? and those beautiful Thompson Waves Will
make every woman vain.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hon W. q. Whtstborue.

Hon. W. c. WhftthOrWe.
NJ. c. from Tennessee, says: II used owe = from
Bitters when much deblltated aud was greatly re-
ueyed.n
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The Elections Are q Thing OF the Past.
Some are happy, some otherwise. Now let every
one turn their attention to the next grand event
OF the month, namely: the popular monthly draw
which Is to come on In Louisville November S0tR'
Tickets only 81 First prize $4,000; 1850 nrfzes.
Sl12 400 Send for tickets to r n Boardman.
LOuiSyiIl0 XIV >~'s
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OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. Nov. IS. 1882 9:31 ami
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather. with light rain or snow. followed hy
clearing weather, winds mostly southeasterly.
stationary or lower temperature and pressure.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
following special bulletin to the press: The ba-
Tometer Is high IN the st. Lawrence valley and I'm
Colorado; IL is lowest In the south Atlantic states
Italn or snow has fallen In all the districts east
OF the Mississippi river. PrOvncetown reports a
rainfall of iO7 inches during past 81 hours North
easterly winds prevail In the Atlantic coast states
northerly in the Ohio valley and gulf states
Elsewhere they are variable The temperature
has risen In the south Atlantic states and Wis
conSin; In the other states there has been gen.
eral fall 1t is below the mean for the month In
the lower lake region, middle Atlantic states and
were reported at M yesterday: Washington,
Bic: Norfolk, &c; Savannah, ne: Atlanta, 63o:
Jasksonvills eo 70; Pensacola ZOE New Orleans 40;
Los Angeles, go: san Diego, 64o.
CLOSING OF THE SARATOGA sEAsoN-The season
at Saratoga, always brilliant, always pleasing
even TO those who only read about IL, has lust
closed, and those who have been wont for years TO
taste OF It's gayetleS Will now HE themselves back
10 winter headquarters and dream and sigh of the
Dygone hours in that delightful place. The
springs there have, by virtue OF medicinal quail
ue been the subject OF repeated letters. especial
~ by those who have been the fortunate drinkers
or the health-giylng Congress Water. There Is no
doubt but what this water, now In use for nearly
acentury, leads In its invlgoratng and health
giving qualities all Others. The HathOrn Water
has proven decidedly unsatisfactory to many who
have used it. 1t IS known to contain liberal
amount OF iron, which makes it dangerous as
cathdrtic water. COluieT-,IOUT-ndt reporter read
letter from DR.. W. g. Alling, o. New Haven,
Conn, yesterday, in which the doctor says the
Hathorn Water produced irritation of the bowels
and rectum upon both himself and wife. After
using IL for several VS. they confined themselves
strictly TO Congress Water, which In q short time
gave them entire relief It is merely possible
that these new, harsh waters, both domestic ana
H. Inn fS
already showing their bad effects, and the people
are going back TO the less drastic and In every
respect most perfect water which bubbles from
Otd Congress Spring.-ErcHGHge.
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SELATI'S CARAMEIS still ahead. $50 9th street
northwest; branch, 1889 Penna. ave- northwest.
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SOME FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-rhoS Dow
ing VIII haye on exhibition Monday and TUESDAY
I:tAt AT Ms auction rooms OF the best cCllec-
IONS CT parlor and chamber furniture ever seen in
washington at auction The sale Will take place
0h Neine DAY next November 22l, at 10 O'clock
Inc goods Will be on exhibition Monday and
Iuesday prior 10 sale. See adyertis.ment
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You CAN Buy the best mems button shoes for SO
1t SinShemerS, SIS 9Th street.
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Women

that have been pronounced incurable by the bes'
physicians have been completely cured by LydiaE
PinkhamS Vegetable Compound.
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DR. VON SENDES'S feBnel honey extract cured n
OF severe hOlTsenesS and cough. Rev WBEyAN
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single dose OF Aver Pills cure headache?
BY removing distractions from the syStem-re
l!eving the stomach, and giving healthy action u
the digestive apparatus.
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ALL STYLES Of Burts shoes at Sinsheimer's. Sos
sth street.
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

"JAP" and "Scrap Pictures" See adv
j. JAY GOrID
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&c. sArrSs and best black goods, IA st.
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Oh. BE Cheerful.

GOld.filled Bracelets, Sets and Chains.
For holiday presents, s. each; PerlScopic Eye
glasses, 81. Prigg'S Jewe!ry store, 451 Pa. ave.
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NINETEEN YEARS here, with a lifelong eyperi-
ence In France and Germany formerly, we think
this sufficient evidence that Chris. Xander
knows all about his liquor business The public
leader In fine Wines liquors, &C.. at GIL 9TH St
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DIVORCED WIFE.-Lucy f. Montague was yes
terday granted divorce from Edward n Nonta.
que, with permission to resume her maiden name
OF Lucy t. Shepherd. She charges him with re-
peated acts OF cruelty, and committing adultery
with Jennie Watson, and with divers other per-
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FINE DoLhANs at bankrupt prices, J. E. Youngs.
WALL PAPERS. X. W. Henderson 4 Co., lib F
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FoR HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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HOW Can

Try my new O.B.C Cigars. Havana filters, mould
or handmade, "a and s. a 100, St. piece, at fac
tory, $40 street
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SCRAP PICTURES.

TNOR SCRAP BOOKS, SCREENS, POCKETS. CAS-
ties Christmas Presenta. any Decorative Work. also
mas J. JAY GOULD. al 9th street. Bee adv. Jap.
Goods" OF
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHITEHURST'S CEDAR
4NBALSAN is warranted Coughs. Colds.
Group Throat IN Lung Diseases, be. Six drops dose
Try it. If not satisfied return empty bottle and get
your money back Sold by all druggists Price Csc.
nll-eo3m
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BOAT RACE On THANKSGIVING DAY.-Mr Andy
smith. OF the Columbia Boat Club, has declined
the invitation OF A. W. Harrison TO row single
scull race on Thanksgiving day. Arrangements
have been made, however, for a similar race be-
tween harrison, or The POtOmacS, and Brace of the
Analostans In the afternoon OF that day The
race will be over the national regatta course
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AUCTION SALES.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE lMPRoVgD
~ PROPERTY ON FOURTEENTH STREET
NoRTHWEsT, BETwEEN AND 4 STREETS.
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Chemical Purity Of Speer's Wine fO
the Sick.

Chemical Purity Of Speer's Wine for
the Sick.
An old Chemist now deceased made the follow
ing report:
Laboratory Of James r. Chiffon Co. ,NewYork,
March IL:
We have recently made careful analysis OF the
Port Grape Wine produced by Mr.. Alfred Speer
and do not hesitate in pronouncfng IL pure; and
fOr medicinal uses IL is superior TO other wines
Its principal effects upon the system are mildly
stimulating, diuretc, Sudorif1c and tonic. 1t VIII
prove beneficial in affection of the kidneys and
chronic diseases, with general debility OF the Con-
StitutOn.
Physicians may safely recommend It TO their
patients, In the place OF the many doubtful mix
lures too often sold as pure wine.
JAMES r. Chiffon & Co,
Analytical Chemists
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
Mothers. You will Find
one OF
The Largest Variety
of
BOYS CLOTHING
and
OvERCOATs
In This City
at
NOAH WALKER & Co.'S,
625 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18
ALOss PreYenfed

Many lose their beauty from the hair falling or
fading. Parkers Hair Balsam supplies necessary
nourlshment. prevents falling and grayness, and
is an elegant dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

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