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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-01-19


by the Second Auditor in register kent for
that specific purpose, giving the date and num-
Der of the transaction to which it relates, the
amount of the same, and the name of the Der
son or corporation to whom il was issued and
as such certificates are refunded the same
shall be cancelled and preserved as herein
provided in respect to other obligations re-
funded.
8. All the bonds and certificates Of debts
and evidences of nast-dne and nnnaid interest
taken in under the provisions of thls act sba II
be cancelled by the Treasurer IN the presence
of the Ro.rd Of Conn,iecioners &c Tho { ;nI;n ~
Find as the same arc .con;rod and IN INV tp'o
the Treasurer The same shall he caref,lly nre-
served until such time as the General A ssemblv
NAV Otherwise direct.
4 schedule of the bonds certificates .,d
other evidences of debt 90 cancelled from, t;n,a
to time shall he certified nv said BOARD and Al
ed with the Treasurer for nreservsfion
@ All the commons and reg;otered honas .nd
fractional certificates issned unner tbis act
shall he separately reristerod nv tba Second
Auditor in books kent for the snecifc nurnoca
and in each case giving the dale. number and
amonnt of the ohlirat;ons ;csuod ond thn
name of the person or cornorotion to whom
issued, and the date, number amount and de.
scrption of the bond, or Indebtedness surren
dered.
10. The plates from which the bonds and
fractional certificates authorized nv this act
are printed shall be the pronertv of the Com
monwealtb. and shall remain in The keenino nj
the said Board of Commissioners of the Sink
ING Fund.
II. In the year 1890, and annually tbereaf-
ter until all bonds issued under and bv author
ity of this act are paid there shall he set anart
of the revenue collected from the property of
the State each year q per cent. upon the
bonds at the time outstanding. which shall he
paid into the Treasury to the credit of the
sinking fund; and the Commissioners of the
said Sinking Fund shall annually. or oftener
apply the same to the redemniion or purchase
of cat rate not above parl the bonds issued
under this act; and the bonds so redeemed
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-01-19

sThe Commonwealth of Virginia has this day
discharged her equitable share of registered or
COUPON as the case may be) bond for - dollars,
held by -, dated the - day of -. and
numbered -, leaving a balance of - dollars,
with interest from - to be accounted for by the
State of West Virginia without recourse upon this
Commonwealth.
Done at the Capital Of the State OF Virginia this
day of -, 1S-.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-01-19
F L o U R

Having secured the agency OF some OF the best
mills In the Valley, prepared 10 furnish the
very best Flour now the market. Every barrel
Is warranted and can be returned # not repre-
sssated.
All We ask Is q trial, as We convinced that we
viii be able to please, both in quality OF our
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Marine OIBasIeFs,

The propeller Vulcan, of the Bridge
port Company's Line, was thrown on
her beam ends by a heavy sea off Pen
field Reef, on Thursday night. Part OF
her cargo was shifted and her fires put
out. The Captain thereupon headed
the vessel for shoal water, and ground
ed off Seaside Park, where she now lies
with six feet of water over her main
deck at high tide. The Captain and
men reached the shore in the boats,
The Vulcan's cargo consists of spelter,
rags. wool aud oil, and part of it will
probably be saved
The steamer Dnmrji, 100 tons bur-
then, from New York for Cienfuegos,
went ashore at Cape Hsnry yesterday
morning. Her crew, seven in number
were rescued by the crew of Life Saw.
ing Station No. 8. The little steamer,
which had no cargo, was driven high
on the beach, but in good position,
and can be easily got off.
The schooner Ertiwan, from Bull riv-
er for Charleston, with phosphate rock,
sprang n leak and sank off Charleston
Rar on Thursday night. Her crew were
saved.
The brig Nellie Heusted, from San
Domingo for New York, has put in at
Hampton RJadS eaktng. She lost a
seaman overheard in gale off Cape
Hatteras, on the 27tn inst.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
APcInIeE AIARFIed.

A few days ago the REPUBLICAN
stated that disciple OF Faust would
soon enter the married relation, and
here is the account of it in full from the
Newark Ledger:
Last Thursday evening Rev. James
L. Valandigham, d. D. Joined in we'd
lock Edwin +. Eckel of Wilmington to
Miss Elizabeth Ann, daughter of the
late John W. Egner, of Cecil county,
Maryland. While the company gathered
was not very large, few being invited
except the relatives of the families in
terested, yet 1t was very pleasant and
enjoyable affair. After the ceremony
an exceedingly large and elegant table
of refresh ments was set.
1t is needless to remark that where
our genial friend s. JEFF Scott (the
bride was his nieGe) is present the enter
tainmOnt would not be confined to SIM
ply eating and drinking especially
when he had such an able assistant as
a promoter of mirth as DR.. Tuft. Anus.
ing and agreeable conversation eDliven.
Ell the evening, and all went "merry as
marriage bell"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
FIFTH EDT|
OutPmRo0u. r..

VWMA
Mrs. BAurs a respeOt.J
lady who resides at EISS,1
tonwood streets, callsd1 ~ \
this morning and comn,j
treatment she had recsr.
on the return trip Of \
of st. Lawrence excursion !
last. Mrs. Baurs, who !.
lady and speaks Enelisb'
has been In Ill health for m ~
won't on the excursion in Il N
would benefit her health n
turn trip she was vNrv
suited by q number 81
part Of whom wore the MI
Knights while the otbsrs
on. These rowdles kent N
secution all the way Ia II
when the lady tbreatenna' Y
arrest, answered her in N
sulting terms. Mrs. Ram
name of one Of the party ,
haved. The members ofths
who value their own pood
the reputation of the sOci.
make an effort to ascertsI
parties are, and If they ~
turn them out, as such =
only bring discredit upOD = !
zatioD with which they ara
The knights of st. Law.
afford TO number among M
any one who would be enils
ing an unprotected lady.
account of a difference ~
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
FntRRCaSuaIitfeg.

A dummy car used for con veying pas.
sengers across the bridge between Fort
Erie, Ontario. ard Black Rock, su.
burb Of Blu 40, fell through the open
draw last "v ming into the river, 25 feet
below Engin'e: BOhn, of the dummy,
and Edwin Hershey, Reeve of Ber-
tie, On ariO, were killed. -Four others
were dangerously injured
William s. Whitney, wel.known
insurance broker OF Boston, was kill.
ed yesterday morning by falling from
the window of his room, in the fifth
story of a building at the corner of
Ashburten place and Somerset street,
Boston.
While Amasa j. Parker, accom- a.
MED by his wife ard two other ladies,
was driving a spirited team at Albany,
yesterday, the horses ran away; throw.
ing Mr.. Parker out of the carriage. One
it of his legs was broken, and his skull
was feared, fractured. The horses
finally ran against tree and the tbret
ladies were thrown out One Of them,
a Mrs. Lewis RathbOne was instantly
killed the Others escaped with slight
injuries.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
SERVED THEN RTl
How q WOmnn Chas,|
Men Who Had Insu,l

How q wOmnn Cha.,
Men Who HAD InsuiI
Last evening an affair
Third and King streets
woman and two men thai 4
siderable excitement, Il
were very reticont, and It
to obtain particulars. It !
ever that the men had spenI
noon at the lady's house AMI
ticulty occurring she follow
the locality named, when
one and he fell cutting his 4
ly. The other man had loI
and the lady getting her
tangled in them deprived /
eral portion. The man M
head was assisted to PoliCs
urged to swear out a warn
assailant, when be replied
not do that for fifty doI|
lady is highly respeCtsb
wife Of a well known CitI
said that the men visited i
the afternoon In an in'OIic
tion and insulted her, and !
plan of chastising them fol
secretion.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
GypSIes About.

Yesterday afternoon a party of gyp.
sies, consisting Of eight men, two won.
en- and baby, passed through this city
and created considerable comment.
They landed in New York about a
month ago and are making their way
on foot to South America.
Three of the men had dancing bears,
while greasy looking woman led a
baboon by one hand. The other woman
was leading two well laden ponies, be.
sides carrying q heavy load herself.
They spent about an hour on Market
street begging, and when they crossed
Market street bridge on their road ouI
Of town they had succeeded in collect
ing several dollars.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Death from OIdl

At an early hour this md
Dougherty, who is about 1
age and resides at Dupont
seEt streets, died very sad
coroner was notified and l
with DR., Ogle went out anl
examination when q CertiHd
from old age and general d
rendered. Mr.. Dougherty
s sutfsring with a slight stis
rhoea but was taken sud-
last night and died as Stats
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
The SwIIChback Excursion.

Remember that by going with Gouley
& Weaver on the bwitchback & Glen
Onoko Excursion on October 10Th, over
the Penna. Rail Road the excursionists
will not have to GET out of the car at
Broad street station to 60 to Ninth and
Green to get in other cars as some
other excursionistS will have to do, but
will remain in the car from Whining.
ton to Mauch Chunk and return to
Wilmington which gives Gouley and
Weaver the opportunity of numbering
the seats. All of this beautiful trim
and ride over the Switchback for SO. .25.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
LOeaIReDUbIIesa n

The Republicans Of tho /
will hold a meeting IN th
Engine house, on Mouda
next, at 7.30 O'Clock, at tVH
tendance is requested,
The Second ward RepuV
hold a meeting at some p
cided on next Monday
Third street bridge. all
cans on the south side q
equested to attend.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
SmyGh Post

There will be a full drsa
of Smyth Post. No. /, G.
Monday evening, aud it b
the members will turn out
On Monday night, the Oh
the usual monthly open u
be held in the headqusrtRs
dams Building. The ezacI
sist Of vocal and inStrGmsl
recitationS, addresses and !
public are invited TO intend
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Toecher Appointed.

Miss Ella Garrett of Newport, has
been unanimously electedby theEirect.
ors to take charge of the public school
at Glasgow, and will commence her
labors on Monday morning. Miss Gar
rett passed very fine examination be-
fore State Superintendent Groves. Hav'
ing bsen a pupil of Professor Ford in
the study of elocutiOn and oratory she is
first class reader.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Pocket PIcGed.

Miss Lewis Airtzes residing at 41O
Monroe street while in Market this
morning had her pocket picked in a
crowd about Fourth Street of pocket
book containing about four dollars. A
Young man saw her husband give her
the money and she blames him for rob-
binH her.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
m,,0urnstnrn HnOre y

A despatch to the .4i6s| Bsl
says an important mee'I~s| holl
tors, stockholders ana aRa,,,os UU,
the Eas ern Shore Ratif0A
here Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
H0naan0IG 1f Fa1th.

The gregation of the Household OF
Faith have been officially notified by
the Rev. Rufus Wendell Of Albany, N.
Y, that he has accepted the call to be-
come their pastor. He will occupy
the pulpit and preach his first sermon
tomorrow two weeks, the 18th PROV.
Mr.. Wendell is preacher OF great
mower and expounds the word In q
manner that all can understand.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Personal.

J. G. shaeffer, the celebrated Weiss
beer brewer of this city left this morn
ing for New Yor k to sail for Germany,
He was serenaded last evening by
Post 2 drum corps and the bashful
''Five" glee, after which he gave a
grand set out. He expects to visit his
old homestead aud old acquaintance
and will return in the spring
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Thirty Eighth Visit,

DIR. Darmon will make his thirty
eighth professional visit to our city on
Monday rext. Many invalids will be
glad to hear this as they have faith in
bis power to afford them relief. His
Office will be at 615 Market street and
he wishes all TO call as soon as possible
az his stay will only extend 10 a few
days,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

Jerman J. McMullen, Baggage Mas.
ter P. w. & B. r. r. of this city, and
thousands of others will testify that
Morrison g. Veasey's ague pills will
cure the worst cases of fever and ague
or malaria, only % cents q box. Nc
quinine rsed. Prepared and sold only
Mt South East corner of2d al.1 Kina
streets, Whining on, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
New WsrehOq

Voshell g. Solomon coaI
erec ing a nsw warenoeta9I let9
street wharf, for the pGssJ
of their increasing onsln ot"l
provided with an elevate! 70!
four derricks. Large 60,
erected the whole !engSsn s ! !
which when compIeIoGI !, \ I
the most commodlOuS IL
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
handsOme MOrk

Mr.. G. j. Hammitt, am
snted young artist Of this \
completed a handsome olI
a summer scene on tns
near WashinRtOn'G F0ld'
ing is 26 by 80 inches an n
in q massive gilt frame y
for Mr.. Joseph Pyle, who
q present to his pastor, EeC J
ards, of st. Paul's h' H. '
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Letters Granted.

Register Biggs las granted letters
testamentary on the esta Of Benjamin
Peters, late of Christiana Hundred to
Benjamin Peters, Jr.
Letters of administration were also
granted to Mrs. Kelley, on the estate
of John Kelley of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
A EraRnVenVd I

This morning a little
years Of age became temp1
ted from her mother III h
King street. The llt'lS ! " Y
frightened, and crite n
heart would break; A "
ded near the child's hom
and took charge OF her, ,. u
come up with her mosneI
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Fall RnG

L. Heiss, MerchanI \
Third street, has laid IL
Winter cue of the 6est Z T. n
goods, comprising all the y
and will make them up,
faction, at reasonable p''o
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Directors Meeting.

At meeting of the directors of the
P. W. q b. Il. r. Co., held yesterday,
the resignation of A. j. Cassatt, as Vice
President, was presented and accepted.
Frank Thompson was elected as Vice
President and Cherries L. Pugh, general
manager.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
A Good Order.
The following order issued d by Mayor
Wales explains itself:

MAYORS OFFICE
CITY HALL.
Wilmington Del September 29th.
To Chief of Police Hawkins:
II Is ordered that no mem.
Der of the police force of this city, may
receive or demand money from any
one in the way of a reward or fine, an
less he has the consent of the Mayor or
after trial. Any members 40 offend
iLg, shall be liable to suspension or dis.
missal from the force.
JOHN 2. WALES MA YoR.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
NARRIAGEA.

MARSH HaLI.-EENSON-A Chester, Pa,
on September II. by Rsv. W. J. Paxson,
George W. Marshall to Mrs. Henrietta W,
benson both OF New Castle County, Del.
+ ULK-CROFF-At At Chester, Pa, on Sep,
tember 27, by Rev. W. Paxson, har, y
FOuIk to Miss Mary i. Croft, both Of vii.
mington.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Deaths.

GILES-on Sept. goth, Lydia Giles, in the
10th year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted TO attend the fun raj from the residence
OF her brother in-law, J. T Parker, 400 Esst
Third street on Monday afternoon, Oct. End
at O'Clock. Interment at Riv erview cemS-
tory.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
RAur out ana y

Sour Krout and fresh sal al
the bill of fare at Johg i1,S u
exchange saloon, SIMPLE, i,
Third, this evening. . "a I
disb should come arounu'
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Taken to HarIan'A.

The steamer Republic which has
been lying at Fourth street wharf since
she discontinued her trips TO Cape May
was towed up to Harlan & Hollings-
worth's yesterday, where she will re-
main during the winter months.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
F,eatlO1 Of OmcI

Al . meeting Of the City,
on Thursday evening" v
off GERS were elected: NJ
Presidont-J. V. OroWu'
Vice Plesident-George !
Secretary-John ], Doul
Treasurer M. MCFaiI ,'l
Sergeant at arms-J' VI \
Business manager
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Ready for Fail RunIuesa,

Our Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock OF
Derby Hats we ever had made up.
Prices as usual, the lowest in the city.
Il. II. RumfOrO d Bro. 4O4 Mar Il OF
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
JUST LRn ded,

Kennard & Co. have just received
their full line of children's black ribbed
French Hosiery, all sizes. Best goods
imported.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
ATonrhO OuntO;nar.

On the afternoon trip of the steamer
FELTON, yesterday morning an Irish
woman, much the worse for liquor, was
one OF the passengers and before the
boat arrived at her destination the old
lady had to be put down in the coal
hole, as she became so violent and
abusive that the officers of the boat
were afraid she would injure some OF
the passengers. This Is the first female
thus dealt with ON this boat.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
right.
AFbh'
nnlnrnd hnYS, WnVl

Two colored boys, WnoI !,
fghS ,on, succeeds, IL IN u u
afternL , collect. Iney
crowd b nd right liVeis
other aron. ere separSIq
utes, but " done, OF
damage was -
rived. wi,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

Sutterley & Co. are still taxing fine
photographs at their old prices, at 3O2
Market street. Mr.. Fowler, from Tay-
lor's fine gallery, in Philadelphia, is
head operator. He cannot be excelled
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
Thaf Old Plotul

Take that old picture " Y
siiCUi ali out. sutterley 8 90 90. \
any size and their prices
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
HuiainRs.

Full line of suitings and worsted
goods at Spencer's, 700 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
R0m namtH.

Spencer, 700 Market street, opens on
Saturday one case of Cantor Flannel
remnants, at 10 cents per yard.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30
For sale ON Easy 1eru

Two new houses, building lots taken
In part payment. p. j, FORD,
Front and Madison SITS.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

Birds BIrds!I B1rdS!II
for ladies hats at W. S. Woods, 2O4
East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

VIVIAN rED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework; reference required. Ad-
dress 6io West 3rd street. sep3O2t)
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

EOR II NT--2 OR ROOMS WITHIN
- two squares Of Market street. Address
4. this Cfflcs. sep2O.lt)
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

SBT ANTED AGENTS FOR THELlFE
Wy portrait Of James A. Garfield. Apply
to Il. ". WIG inns, U. s. Hotel. 3ep30-It*
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

Nk ANTED- AT 500 WASH.
w ington street, End and 3rd story rooms
furnished, with heat, Ras, etc. sep3l 2tI
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

kEYANrr b - TIMERS, ROOFERS Il
w mLn on heaters. Apply at once to
JAMES +. W ID& CO, Front aad UranEe G
streets, WILMINGTON, Del. sep2O-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

&kTf NrED-IIN AND SHF Ell IRCN
w workers; highest wages paid.
sp20 2tt FLINN 4 JACKSON.
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a Double-Nheet To-n.orro.y.

THE STAR VIII be ISSUED in douDIe-sheet or eight
page form tomorrow. Advertisers viii confer a
favor by senling In their orders before IL o'clock
To insure insertion and proper classification.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

ISOR SCRAP BOOKS. SCREENS, POCKETS CAS-.
ties Christmas Presents any Decorative Work. also
Tissue Paper Borders Xmas Cards. Wonders for Christ
mas: JAY GOULD. Al 9th street. See adv. Jap.
Goods" OF
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Appearances are deceptive. Mr.. Frank James,
the renowned outlaw, has a blank, Insignificant
lace, devoid OF all indication OF ferocity. Mr.. Jay
Hubbel has bland, benign expression that is
particularly misleading. TO see these two men
1t would never be suspected that they are the
Champion living bandits.
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PERSONAL

MI ADAM ROSS. The LONG-ESTABIISHED RE-
w liable Clarvoyant and Astroloeist gives better
In all affairs Of life than any one in the pro-
teis the past present and future destiny gives
Sahsfaction given no pay. Copsutation Rooms 401
20 street. above D street northwest. s23
M WILLIAMS AND C. K. PRICES PRIVATE
w detective Agency: Consultations Free All bust
BBpeemnptly attended to- Office hours-s to 10 M
20 = etteet northwest mhl6-7ms
pkIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 3O9 9Th
street northwest Reliable information furnished
IN an cases; consultation free viii call residence
Finder. rnbIs- On
SLATE MANTELS-A LARGE AND NEW STOCK
~ OF the above goods be found at the Factory
street near corner 9th street northwest. wholesale
ana Retail. o17-2ws
GOODRICH, A1TORNEY-AT-LAw, l24 DEAR.
pesrttence. Confidential busineS legally attended to
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FOR RENT-STORES.

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II desirable new Store, with all conyeniences; good
location. TH0S. j. FISHER b CO.. 1924 + street
northwest. o2l-6t
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
UNTIL OUR PAVEMENT IS FINISHED.
Special Reductions in Mems Oyercoats.
Special Reductions in Mems Business Suits.
Special Reductions in Mems Dress Suits
Special Reductions in Boys Oyercoats.
Special Reductions in Boys Suits.
Special Reductions in Chiliren's Overcoats.
Special Reductions in Children's Suits.
THESE ARE BONA FIDE REDUCTIONS AND
WILL ONLY LAST UNTIL OUR FRONT PAVE
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OUR ENTRANCE, go STREET,
is available therefore there viii be no inconvenience
occasioned while our frontpavement is being paved
Remember. you can money by taking advantage
Of the inducements offer.
REMEMBER, OUR ENTRANCE, 932 D STREET, Is
OPEN.
A. AUS,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
AND 932 D STREET,
o24 Near Tenth Street
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NEW FALL GOODS FOR LADIES s. CLOAKS
Ulsters, Dolmana Ehawls and Flannele, opening at
J. YOUNG'S Cloth and Silk House. 736 7Ih street
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WAMNTfEDE;BY PERMANENT TENANTS, TWO
W Un1urnlshed Houses, having not less than 10
rooms rent not exceed $50 month"; and the other
Vlg not less than rooms rent not to exceed $40 per
OihCo. O1S-6t
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WOODWARD LorHRor.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
We invite special attention to our magnificent as
oOrtment of
SILK AND FUR LINED CIRCULARS. PLUSH
AND FUR TRIMMED DOLMANs IN
SATIN RHADAAIE. BROCADED
SATIN. sEAL PLUSHES, BROCADED VELVET. &C.
PELIssEs IN CLOTH. PLUSH AND SATIN
RHADAME. BRAIDED JACKETS. ALL NEW
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We quote the following special bargains:
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edged with seal, at go. A better Garment than we
sold last year for $50.
SATIN RHADAME CIRCULARS-Fur lined black
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better Garment than sold last year a, $50
SATIN RHADAME CIRCULAR Quilted. lined
pointed Iur collar and Fur trimming at SO; our
S25 Garment last season.
BLACK SATIN RHADAME DOLMAN-Tr.mmed
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s2s. $40 so. $50. s31, So. so to $50 each
GOOD AI-L-wooL CLOTH JAcKET-Three hand
some mixtures, only "A each.
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and Plush trimmed In the back only IS Co.
BLACK AL-wooL DIAGONAL DoLMANs-1n
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ringing from s11 TO $50.
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VA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 9I
DRIVES N WHITE BLANKETS
epou.d ALL-wOoL GOODS s..
FINER GRADES FROM Sc so to s1a.
TYLER i CHEWING,
CAS- sls TIN STREET NORTHWEST.
RUCKWHEAT, CIDER, &c.
PURE GRIP APPLE CIDER. made at Admiral Am
NAPLL SYRUP. CHOICE HONEY and NEW BUCK
WHEAT.
Just received and for sale by
j. B. BRYAN BRO,
COS Pennsylvania ave-,
o2l.St Opposite METROPOLITAN Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
COUNTRY real, FSTATF

LWh SALE-I WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN
i Farm OF 10 acres. good house and barn. Addrrss
Mrs. ii. L. WRIGHT. Seabrook. Prince Georges
county Nd, b. and P. r. II. o2l 81.