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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ESTIMATE-The city finance
committee invited the school board to the auditors
ONCE last night for conference upon the proposed
Increase OF S, 800 for the public schools MeSsrS.
Smoot, Eichberg and Strauss. OF the committee,
were present, and School Trustees Snowden, Mar
bury. Vincent, Leadbeater, Beach and Carne, with
the superintendent OF schools Chairman SmOOt
represented to the trustees that 1t was doubtful
whether il over 200 cents on the hundred dollars
was imposed 1t could be collected; that there were
unusual calls on the city this year; but that II the
school board would agree to reduce the estimate
for running the schools to s., 200 the same last
year. the committee could put the city taxes at 81
on the hundred. Mr. w. j. Carne asked II 20S cts.
would not suffice, even II the board found that the
schools would require the full amount estimated.
MT. Smoot replied that as there would be delin-
den urged that the estimate be reduced and that
100.
After further consultation five of the school
trustees present agreed to vote to reduce the add-
tlonal estimate from 81, 200 to $500, making the
whole amount for schools IS 600, and one trustee
declined to make such pledge. The finance COM
m1ttee determined to make report on this b isis
to the city council tonight.
THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA R. R. RE-
CEIvERsHIP.-The motion to vacate the order under
which Mr.. George c. Wilkins is receiver OF so much
OF the Alexandria and Washington railroad as lies
In Virginia, is On hearing before Chief Justice
Waite and Judge Hughes here. number Of
Attorney General Macveagh, ex-District Attorney
ii. II. Wells, Joseph H. Bradley, John Selden, II. o.
Cllughton, Francis Miller and Gen. Hunton. Mr..
OF Columbia, support the motion to abolish the re-
ownership 1t Is expected that the reading Of the
IN otOn will conclude this afternoon.
CITY VS.. COUNTY.-The suit of the City Council Of
Alexandria vs. the Supervisors of Alexandra
County, for 81 400 for support OF county paupers in
city allnShOuSe. was argued and submitted to
Judge Keith yesterday afternoon. The Judge took
the papers, but Will not render decision this term
REPORTERS NOTES.-In the county court yeSter-
day Mrs. NJ. Shreeve qualified as administrative OF
Richard Southern. j. Tyler, colOred lad, Is held
at the statiOn-hOuSe for running of boat belong
ing to NJ. Gllberger. The funeral OF Mrs Georgia
Hudson took place yesterday afternoon. She was
relative of the War Secretary, Stanton. "A pro-
pOSal will be made In the board OF aldermen to-
night, by Alderman RlSchiell, to change the
method OF distributing the city's charity funds,
wood, &c. Work on Union street improvement
Will begin next week.
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The ninth annual convention of the North Ameri-
can St Georges Union assembled at St Georges
hall this morning Last evening reception was
given TO the delegates at Willard hall, which was
an occasion OF great social enjoyment An address
OF welcome was made by Commissioner Dent, and
Mr. George Francis EawSoa, the president OF the
Washington society, made an appropriate re-
sDonse Speeches were made by Vice Presidents
Charles z. Mallam and Lewis Abraham, MesSrS.
L1cas, Lawson and others
This morning the convention wa;s called to order
by Mr.. Dawson. There were ab.ut so delegates
present
After prayer Mr.. Dawson made hts annual ad-
dress, which was careful review of the work OF
the union during the past year and the statistics
OF Its progress. The exhibit was gratifying one.
The appointment or the committee on crcden-
tas, reports OF committees and ether routine mat
tiers occupied the attention or the convention. A
recess was t1kea until the evening aud the mem
bers were taken for drive to various points OF in
terest They aispcalled upon the President and the
British minister. The convention will have two
sessions on Wednesday, one IT 10 a. N. and the
other at p. NJ, and the aternoOn VIII be devoted
to sightseeing. On Thursday they will visit Mt.
vernon ana IN the ever.1y farewell entertain
ment will be given at Abner'S.
FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A. Golden. agent:
5000 herring, at IS per thousand; 1900 shad,
at S18lSsD hundred
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HiIps Hair and Khisser Dye, black or brown.
so cents. - oo"A -
The Fowls, aDfing Mattress,
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Hop s1AtfoFs cures
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for the cure Of dxsnens,a liver co,on,a,nt and all
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makers OF CARERS LITTLE tive. pills which guar.
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The Distinxuishfnx Charm
DELIGHTFUL frarrance Of freshly gathered flow
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The heautv ana color =, the ha,r NAV no sa,e,v
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he Charges Against ex.Narshal
Rn,SeIl.
BAIL IN st 600 REQUIRED.

BAIL IN Sh.tOU kEaUlRED
To-day, in the Criminal Court, IL the case OF
stllwell H. Russell, ex-marshal OF the western
district OF Texas, arrested here few weeks since
on the charge OF putting in with his accounts
fraudulent vouchers, Mr.. R. G. Ingersoll. his
counsel, stated that Russell was charged with
putting in vouchers for mileage, when he trav-
eiled on passes. and selling seized stock and not
properly accounting for the proceeds; and as the
witnesses all lived In Texas, they had come to the
CONCLUSION 20 waive an examination and give bail
TO appear in Texas
Mr.. Merrick stated that he appeared at the re-
quest OF the Attorney General, and the govern
ment would be satisfied with 81 900 bail-the
amount or deficit all told being $4,000.
Ar- lngerSoD.-There must be some mistake, for
the charge Is deficit OF but a few thousand, and
tn II Will be reduced
The court said the bail named was not unreaSon-
able, and he would fix 81 900 the amount, con-
qiuoned on the prisoners appearance before the
Us. Circuit court for the western district of
Texas
Mr.. Ingersoll said blil would be given during
the day. subsequently w. f Flanagan and r. G.
tngerson entered on the bond OF Mr.. Russell
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Festivals and Receptions,

A delightful event was tie Juvenile May ball OF
Professor Sheldon's pupils last evening. Miss Amy
g. Thompson was May queen; Misses Florence
CrOghan, Lille Baker, Laura Zeh, and Mabel G.
Cooke, maids OF honor, and Miss Eva Butler crown
bearer.
The Columbia boat club gave q reception at
ther boat-hOuSe last evening" which was largely
attended.
\ reception was given at the Y. NJ c. A. parlors
last evening, at which Thomas X. Cree, inter-
national secretary, and Rev. Geo. A. Hail, state
secretary for New York, met large number OF the
members OF the local association.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


FoRDs OPERA HOUSE-"EverybOdy'S Friend,
NATIONAL THEATER--The Equine Paradox
CAPITAL THEATER-vartety.
THEATER CoNIQUE.-variety.
DRIvER's.-Summer Night Entertainments.
BAZAR AND ART exhibition at 9.5 eth street H. W.
JUENENANN'S GARDEN.-May festival.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE CHURCH.-Strawberry
festival
E-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Coneert
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COLUMBUS SEwELI- young colored man, was
charged In the Police Court yesterday with carry
Ing sword cane which had a concealed blade
about ~ feet In length. 1t was claimed that he
borrowed it from friend, not knowing its nature,
and the court released him ON his personal bonds
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ATTENTION Is directed to the advertisement in
another column by Walter b. Williams Co., auc-
tioneers OF the closing sale of hardware at No.
612 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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Mr. III. c. BOWERS, OF the St Marc hotel, has
made arrangements to receive the results OF the
Pimlico races, Baltimore, Immediately after eacf
race.
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JUST RECEIVED fine lot Of old 1865 Cognac for
medical purposes Physicians will please take no
tice at Chr Handlers. GIL 9TH st NV
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ONE LOT OF LADIES' FLANNEL SUITS, former price
from SO to SIS. TO be sold out at s. 50; one lot
OF children's suits at 81, at Chas. Baum's, 416
Sth street
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DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, SATINS.
CARPETINGS AND MATTINGS.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS

INDIA LINENS in all qualities.
DRESS SILKS in all coors at 81.
SURAH SIi KS. in all coors, at SOC.
NUNS YELLING: in all colors. 25 80, SIC.
BLACK DRESS SILKS good ty at 81 81. %, 81 so.
CLIO FOR BOYS SUITS, 25, 81, soc.
SATIN MORE DRESS GOODS, only 81.
SPRING DRESS GOODS l216c., 15c., 20 and Csc
LAWNS in all the new patterns, at SC.
Best MADRAS GINGHAMS, 10c. 12c.
Lined PARASOLS, gilt ribs and Spanish lace 81 and S.
LADIES' CLOTH. in all the new colors
Extra Fine BLACK CASHMERES, job lot, at SOC.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC., etc.
Best ALLrwOOL LACE BUNTINGS, 25c.,
CLOTH Tor Gents slring styles 50c., 75c., 81.
~ yards wide SHEETING COTTON, Csc.
Dotted and figured SWISS.
PERSIAN LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS.
SUMMER SILKS striped, 50c,, Co.,, 75c.
EXTRA LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO Sc
Let FROM. PRICES MARKED DOWN TO
REDUCE STOCK.
At TOWSON'S,
e3s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE.
mig
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FoR fine English and American wall papers OF the
latest designs, window shades, &C.. go to r. w.
HENDERSON & Co.'S. Lib street.
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BARGAINS To-MoRRow.-Swiss and nafnSook en-
brOdery art TO- Is, 20, ., 37H and 4Sc.; very wide,
Csc. Mrs Max Weyl, agent, 712 9TH street
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LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.-A WONDER
IL Full INVENTION.-New Art embracing all kinds
Of drawing, acquired in to three lessons. Outfits
required furnished free. Satisfaction charge
on first lesson. Call and examine drawings after
lesson MCLEOD'S STUDIO.
Room g. Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
10th street northwest. Take elevator. m3
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GOLD-FILLED VEST CHAINS AND CHARMS, So to $40,
at Prigg's 1ewery store, 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The Memorial Christian Church.
0koUND BROKEN FOR THE NEW EDIrIcE WITH SIMPLE


AND PRETTY CEREMONIES
The old frame church here President Garfield
Was accustomed TO worship Is now on its way on
rsers from the site where 1t has stood for several
years, on Vermont avenue, to a temporary site at
the corner OF 18th and streets. This morning
about 30 members OF the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church assembled on their church SITE on
Vermont avenue, and with simple and informal
mQrial church which Is TO commemorate the death
ol,PreSident Garfield. There was no program ar
ranged for this occasion but 1t took very pretty
and Impressive form. The first spadeful Of earth
was turned up by Miss Abbie Power, daue liter of
the pastor, and Miss Mamie Bugbee, two little
at the spade. When they had turned out a clOd
IL was deposited In a wheelbarrow and wheeled
away by Master Harry C. Stier, youth OF six sum-
mers. After this the members OF the congregation
present, each in turn, manipulated the spade and
then made way for the workmen. 1t Is expected
that there will be formal ceremonies at the LAYING
OF the corner stone
VERY CHOICE LOT OF goods belonging to the
japanese Minister are now on exhibition at Dow.
Hngis auction rooms, and will be sold Thursday
May 18th, at 10 O'Clock See advertisement
COMMITTED ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY
Onward Berry, colored, was put on trial In the
Police Court this morning, on the charge OF bur-
Risriously entering the house OF Mr.. Nathaniel
wilson, member OF the bar, No sl2 nth street.
on Sunday night, the 18th OF this month. Mr. A
b. Williams appeared for the defence. Nj wilson
testified as to his discovery OF the burglar in his
house and his pursuit OF him. Afterw ards II was
discovered that watch valued at 500 and a lot Of
silver napkin rings and other articles were msss1nQ
The defendant was committed for the action al
tne grand jury, In default Of $500 bail
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WILL WE HAVE LONG TO WAITING use of this
exclamation now at Davis studio, 925 PennSylva-
MIA avenue, since the Introduction of his new and
wonderful Instantaneous process
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FCssELL's Ice Cream.

EVERY HOUSEKEEPER should avail themselves OF
The generous offer OF Smith, Hanway & Co. See
advertisement In another column.
GESEEI q
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LACEs OF every description. Prices astonishing
low. Mrs. Max Weyl, agent 7l2 9TH street.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mirrors Tell the story
Of compilations beautiffed by the aid Of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
Hin,s Hair ana Ehi4er Dye, black or brown,
so cents.
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OFFICE or IRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. DC. My %, lSs2, $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states, cooler. fair
Weather, northwesterly winds, higher pressure
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DRY GOODS.
A UToMATIC CASH RAILWAY


THE BOSTON HOUSE,
sa1-PENNsYLvAN1AA vENUE-D sr.-sla
Ii . success and is working smoothly The noise
confusion and delay Of the cash boy system have gone
and we are now prepared to wait twice the numbe
Of customers that possible under the old syste
We have large and well assorted stock of
DRY GOODS AND SMALL WARES.
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHINGS,
With special attractions in each department. Adhering
strictly to the
ONE-PRICE SYSTEM.
guarantee that if the quality Of goods can be pur
chased elsewhere at less price will refund you the
money. We cannot be correct the price Of every
thing. but we mean to be approximately correct and
we will protect our customers in every We want
to be worthy Of patronage not once but all the
time. and are willing to work for it at
THE BOSTON HOUSE,
21-PENNsYLvANIA AvENUE-D sT.-sl2,
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
SUMNER SILKS,
&c.. REDUCED FROM 9ec.
PURE LINEN LAWNS. &c. per yard.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS.
Our stock is very large, and anxious to SELL and
great inducements will be offered.
FOULARD SII. KS. at reduced prices.
New Lot of EMBROIDERED ROBES, at $15 in
Black, White Pink. Blue. Lavender, Navy Bronze
GUIPURE EMBROIDERIES and SPANISH LACES.
SILKS. of every color and grade
Full line of SURAHS and RHADAMES in Evening
Shades.
Persons intending pass the Summer at fashionable
watering places viii find ample stock of choice goods
to select from.
NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS.
We offer the largest stock Of choice Parasos to be found
in the city.
MADRAS GINGHAMS, in every style.
Full stock of choice WHITE GOODS, in all the new
materials
SILKS. in every grade and quality.
BROCADE SILKS. all colore.
POLKA SPOT SILKS. in Summer weights
MORE and WATERED SILKS PEKIN MORE, &c.
We pay special attention to BONNET and GUINET
SILKS. which We buy direct from the Importer and
we them to be the best goods in the market
Printed and Plain PONGEE in great variety.
PONGEE EMBROIDERIES to match
70 From this time forward great bargains will be
offered.
VELVET and SILK GRENADINES. large stock.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Inc Gather.

L
>
The Weather.
OFFICE or TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. DC. My @, 1852, $3.50 a.In.i
For the middle Atlantic states, cooler. fair
weather, northwesterly winds, higher pressure.
Special Weather Bs,iIeIn.
TOMORROW TO BE COOL, FAIR DAY.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To the DreSS:-
The barometer is low in the middle states and
New England, and Is highest in M1SS3ur1 and ILL
DOis. Rims have fallen In all the districts east OF
the Mississippi The following special rain-fal,s
exceeding one inch in past 81 hours, reported:
Buffalo, 102 Gl1 WiliaInSport 1.63. Westerly
winds prevail In the lake region, nOrthweSteriy
the middle states. and eaSterly In New Eng. md.
The temperature has ftlfcn from So 10 Ice in the
Atlantic coast and east gulf states and Tennessee
It Is from $50 TO 200 below the mean for the month
northwest OF the lake region. A warm wave
moving to the eastward extends over the regioa
east of the Rocky mountains. Cool, fair weather
Is Indicated for "Wednesday and Thursday in New
England, the middle, south Atlantic and east gulf
states.
THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS will be sold
tomorrow only at r. Goldschmid's. Sf2 9TH ST. n.
Folding rocking chairs, with carpet seat a2d
frnges, 15c goblets, 25c- \ e.; handsome painted
covered toilet jars Soc 100 different styles OF baby
carriages at redused prices; p.inted foot tubs So
tinware OF the best manufacture almost given
away; garden tools with long handles, 8 In set,
20:. extra large size, 30c refrfgerat0rS and Ice
chests at cost: japanese or palm lie fans, for
&C.; Japanned dust pans, with brush, lSc. ~ inch
crystal glass Ice cream Saucers, S3c. per doZ- ia
panese parasolS for children, TO- ladies' parasols,
extra large size, BE. white stone china cups and
saucers, 45c. 4 d.; decorated Engl sh china ice
cream saucerS, Csc d. folding mats or fancy
wood, In a set, Soc hand painted French china
cake plates, 20c. each; very handsome cOlored
strawberry saucers, Csc. u d. garden trowets, lOc.
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DRY GOODS.
THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE

THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE
BUILDING Is Up.
1t win now be pushed forward with dispatch. We
taken into the store We intend making it an OBJ
ject for every lady who is need or who soon
likely to be in need of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS to call and examine the
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
we are now oaering On account Of the bsckwsrdness
Of the season. left with many goods on hand
We have determined 10 sell them and sell them we wii
bound to raise lots Of money TO pay for build
ing and to lay in stock for grand opening second
to mono in the country.
We have Just reduced al our ooLoRED DOLLAR
SILKS to Is cents.
Our BLACK PURE SILK RHADAMEs. from 81 so
to IS cents.
Is Pieces most beautiful Patterns Of ALL SILK
BRoCADES. from sl.5o to IS cents. This is q
rare Bargain and cannot be repeated. AL our Dress
Goods way down to half price.
ZOO Pieces WHITE GOODS Of every description.
These are Of our own importation. having ordered
them as far back as last November. We miscalcu-
lated the quantity and ordered than our retail
trade demands Therefore, be it known that price
shall be no object, and they must 60.
We sell q fine VICTORIA LAWN at cents, which is
retailed everywhere at l2x cents.
Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady in WASH
ington knows the magnitude Of stock. which we
safely state is three times large the stock Of
any other merchant in this city. Therefore, prepare
| for Bargains! As by the time move into our NEW
HOUSE expect to reduce the stock to the smallest in
the city. The Goods all fresh. having sent ali our
old trash to New York auction to be sold to the highest
bidder. Call early in the morning to avoid the immense
| rush.
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FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r. A. Golden. agent:
5000 herring, at IS per thousand; 1890 shad,
at $1SL$20 per hundred.
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r EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICES
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
24-inch Twilled Al-silk FoULARDS, at 75c., re-
duced from 81.
80 pieces Linen LAWNS. at 25c
Is pieces Genuine Scotch GINGHAMS. at Csc.
Complete assortment of NUNS YELLING EMBROI-
DERED ROBES. at SIS anu $40.
Embrodered French BATISTE ROBES. ranging
from SO to $35.
Paris Embroidered CASHMERE FICHUs, from S. to
$50.
Anderson's Scotch SYLPHIDES and ZEPHYRS.
Plain and Figured SATINES, at SOC.
'Rare Bargains' in NEW WHITE GOODS"
MERV LAWNS, best quality, at BIZ cents.
Novelties" in PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS.
Entirely New and Complete Stock Of RICH AND
BEAUTIFUL ALL-SILK TEXTURES, suitable for
STREET, HOUSE AND EVENING COSTUMES.
comprising
SATIN RHADAMES, at 81 to s..
BLACK SILKS, best makes. from 75c to s..
LOUISINES
SUMMER SILKS.
Lupn's GRENADINES and MOURNING FABRICS.
All-Silk Plush GRENADINES, in elegant Patterns
and Rich Qualities.
STOCK ENTIRELY NEW.
NO OLD STYLE OR SHOP WORN GOODS.
EE PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. III
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER.)
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. m20
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OLD POINT COMFORT,
" VIRGINIA AsAk

Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. open lk:
all the Equal TO any hotel in the United Statea
Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing. boating fshing
and driving specially attractive. Preeminenty resort
for southern people. Terms less for
tons than any resort in the country Climate free
Malaria; and for Insomnia truly wonderful
rife effect Send for circular describing hygienic a.
vantagee, etc. HARRISON PfiOFBUS
ml6-3m Proprietor.
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A bed that adapts iheif TO you. not you to It A
weeks trial free. OSnr loco in use In Washington.
SaleSrooms HOS 7th street northwest. eos
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CPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
O.. 80 pieces Plain and Striped SUMNER SILKS. 80.
500 pieces Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS. 1915 Is
and Csc
500 pieces, Fast Colors, CALICO, g. 6A and Sc.
100 pieces LACE BUNTING, all WOOL 25c.
500 dozen al-linen TOWELS, 75c., 81, $3.50, up
to Sc. so.
500 PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS.
A fun stock Of
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, LAP ROBES.
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS.
Our stock is larger and cheaper than ever before.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
MO 713 Market Space.
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A VERY CHOICE LOT or goods belonging to the
Japanese Minister are now on exhibition at Dow
Hngs auction rooms, and will be sold Thursday
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Beauty Regafned.
The beauty and color OF the HAIR may be safely
regained by using Parker's Hair Balsam, which /!
much admired for its perfume, cleanliness anG
dandrun Graduating properties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-23

The distinguishing Charm.
A delightful fragrance OF freshly gathered flow
ers and spices Is the distinguishing charm Of
Floreston Cologne
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CaKter,N L1ver H1ttefB
for the cure of dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
diseases caused by malaria, are made by
makers OF Carriers Little Liver Pills, which gu;
anteeS their goodness