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Capitol Notes.

ADULTEHATED TkAS.
The Senate committee on commerce gave a
hearing to-day upon the bill ssto prevent the i'm
portation Of adulterated teas" Senator Miller, OF
New York. Representative Hardenbergh and Mr..
j. X Davies, of New York, appeared before the
committee, and the latter gentleman as an ex-
pert VINO mas h Slt many years experience In the
laws upon the subject
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District Govern ~, emit Affair.".
rHE REVISED CODE.

hENISEU NUDE.
Judge Smell, or the Police Court has asked the
Dlstrlct commissioners 10 request the Congress
Sional committees 10 have that portion OF the new
c00e Tor the District passed over which there Is no
controversy, and LIT the new school ordinances,
&c, over which there is a disagreement, stand.
Judge smell makes the request for the purpose OF
getung UNIFORM set OF laws for Washington and
georgetown, and also 70 perfect the defective va.
grancy laws and make provision for collecting for.
thirteen years
THE COMMISSIONERS AND THE LATE DETECTIVES
The police act having become law, renders it
unnecessary for the District Commissioners TO
make any further Investigation OF the detective
force, as they are no longer policemen. The Com
m1ssi0ners have not a yet turned over the papers
ana data In relation to the detectives 90 District
Attorney Corkhill but II is probable that they win
soon 90 SO. Commissioner West states that there
VIII DE no appointments made OF new detectives
To-day, and maybe not for several days
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the best, % 10 yUSTH'S Old Stand known for YEAR
- Sns only Place vhere nrst-claas SECONDHAND
CLOIHiNG can be so1d respectable pricen Addresa
g cAi ut yUSTHS Old Stand. No. 6l9 street between
- and Ith streets northwest. n. B.-Aote By mad
ssssobuS Asseooeo u mAx2k
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The QuEES Or AL.

The superiority Of TIE New. Self threading
Cullen ST WING MACHINE
Is uiZed and acknowledged by the hiyhes mechan-
ical :uthGltIPs and tn dem nj for them steadily
Their merits more e,,si y-
~ kIso=H the entCr over 500 lssiies in
this ely. inch ding Elsny drcS< makers, to tha
StrergJE. SwIftness, silence and simplicity Of the
BEAU .IFUL QUEEN. Send for Illustrated ircUlars.
a.. AUEkBsCH
Corner 9Th and III streets Sole Agent
New. atest I'm Machines of all Kinds for Sale
and i.CrI- Special Atiention 10 departing. ja3
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
DAWNBROKERS SALE.
h FULTON will sell at auction their large stock Of
Unredeemed lodges THURSDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY FIJI ST. at StVEN O'CLOCK, and con-
tnliing each until all the lots -posed of.
Consisting OF Gold and Silver Watches. Chains, Dia
Donts, Jewelry. Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Clio h.
ING. Books. Guns, Pistols. Musical and Mechan al In
strnnents. Piano. Organs Sewing Machines. Pictures,
&C., &c.
c. A. SMITH. Broker,
. 314 9th street.
DUNCA NSON BROS, Auctioneers. j30-5t
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A Duel with Axes.

DENVER, COL, Feb AT Socorro, N NJ. yester.
day, Sheriff Simpson brought TO town mangled
Mexican as a prisoner. He was one OF the parties
who took part in a terrible duel near this place on
the night previous He and another Mexican had
been paying attention to the same girl. In order
TO settle their claims to the girl they locked Them
serves In a room and went at each other with axes
The man who was brought I'm TO town b ad chopped
his rival In a horrible manner, Severing his head
from his body, while he himself is terribly cut up
and cannot live.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED-At the encampment OF the
Department OF the Potomac, Gal held last
evening. officers were elect for the en- uing wear
as follows: s. S. Burdett, department com.
inander; Fred Mack, senior vice commander: W.
II ward, Junior vice comma nder; Dr. Florence
D1nohue, medical director; Rev. Ben. Swallow
chaplain James w. Wisner and Charles King
delegates to the National Encampment to be held
at Denver, tol, next Aurust
AnacoSt TIE It b. z. c. N, h rs elee te the fol-
lowing officers: K L. Frazier, w c.; L Il. Kelly.
U. r.; W. M Bruce, X. s.; 8. c. Hlnwood, r. g.:
george +. Pyler, treasurer; j. N. Taylor, levfte:
Charles r. Howard, j. G.; i. b. Webster. o. a.:
James II. Goddard, r C.. and A. Etzler. chaplain.
Perseverance Lodge, l. D. G. T., has elected ON.
GERS as follows: Mr. p SouthwieH, w. C. T.: Miss
Hattie Wood: W. v. T.: J: E. Hammond, R 8. W.
T. stevens +. s.; Ldia Henry, w. N; Mrs. b p
Evans j. G.; Charles w. Nathratt, W. s.
Inc Geraldine Club last evening elected officers
lor tne ensuing year as follows: President. Den.
MS OConnor; vice president, Thomas McCabe:
recording secretary, j. F. RYDER: financial secre.
tary, y. d. O'Brien; treasurer, Thomas Smith:
council OF administration, d. r. Moran. j. OvaIIa.
han and John Hartnett; conductor M Emmett
nell
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SECRETARY CHANDLER ON THE NAVAL ACADEMY
TRouBLE-Secretary Chandler says that the dis
turbance at the naval academy VIII doubtless sub.
side II the superintendent Is allowed to work out
result without interference; but IL the cadets are
encouraged to persist by their parents and friends
olsmlsSal OF forty or nifty may result So far as
Will sustain the superintendent, even to the ex-
tent OF dismfsstng larger part OF one OF the
classes.
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TO.MORROW.
"EEKS CO.. Au tioneers,
w 639 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office,
FURNITURE OF FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE,
kEEPING, 20t4 STREET, FACING PENN
S!LVAN1A AVENUE NORTHWEST. AT AUG
lion.
In part comprising Parlor Suite in brown rep Br,,s-
ses and Ingram Garrett Hall hack. Marble top Ia
bles, Mahogany Gard Table, Cottage Sets Feather
bes. Bed Clothing, Hair and Sluck Mattresses, SIDE
board. Refrigerator. Extension Table, Range Greek
cry and Glass; Window HangiDgs, with other Furni-
ture, &c. Kitchen Ware, &c.
On FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY SECOND,
commencing at len O'CLOCK, We will sell as above.
-. CIAS. WEEKS, Selesman,
Di-N Late with Dun anson Bros.
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The Star Route Trial.
AFTER RECESS.

When the court reassembled Edwin Hall, post
master at Canyon city. oregon, was called to the
stand. He testified to the service on the route.
Mr.. Bliss having asked the witness concerning
signatures attached to q petition, MI. Wilson OBJ
jected.
Mr. Bliss. In stating why in his opinion, the EVIL
dence should be admitted, said that the 90 vern-
ment expected to bring home to Brady the knOwi.
edge that the petitions were mere covers. and to
bring home to one or more OF these defendants the
fraudulent use, II not the fraudulent afhxing, OF
names on one or more petitions, including the one
in question.
Mr. Wilson protested against this evidence at
lacking the names on the petition, as the defend
ants had had no notice OF fttn any way.
After some argument Judge Wylie decided to
ADMIT the evidence, with the expectation that it
will be followed up with other evidence TO show
that names not written by their owners were
written without authority from them.
Mr. Wilson said he desired to give notice. as he
had never had notice OF this evidence, he would
at the proper time ask time to bring the parties
here as witnesses, II It took all summer.
The witness then testified that several names
including his own, on the petitions were not writ
ten by the proper persons. He said he had never
authorized any one 10 attach his name to the sig
natures.
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DIED.

FORREST. On January 81. 1885, at %. M, In hia
chg ty-first year, CHARLES VI. FORREST
HIS funeral will take place from st. Johns Church.
West Washington, tomorrow, at 1 O'Clock p. M.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
LEE. On January 30th, 1883, at seven O'Clock M
HENRY LEE, in the seventy first year Of bis age
funeral from his late residence, No. 49S Mary ana
avenue southwest, ON Friday, February I'd. lyen
O'Clock a. m. Relatives and friends invited. e
PARISH: On January 81. 1885, Of dirhthera AL.
BERT Earl. PARISH. only son of Albert /. and Lii
Han w. Parish aged four years and five months.
Funeral private.
PEARSON. On Wednesday, January 81 1888 at
ESQ pm, JOSEPH G. PEARSON. in the sixiy-se
enth year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 92l 18th street.
on Friday, February ID at $50 O'Clock pm.
SLATER. Near Alexandria. Va, February 4, 1881
second year Of his are.
Funeral will take place from Bellevue his late resi-
dence. on saturday, February B. at II m Friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited TO attend. q
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ACCID EET TO A BoY-ThIs morning a white
lad. 10 years old, named Edward Graves, residing
at ia 18th street, while skating roller skates at
the corner or 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, was run over by a wagon driven by
Joseph PierSon. He sustained fracture OF one
OF his knees BE was removed to his home and
attended by DIR. Gurcias
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star

The Trouble at the Naval AGA denny.
ANNAPOLIS, ND, Feb. matters remain the
same at the naval academy as they closed last
night This morning there were among the usual
orders TWO with lists OF those cadets who were
charged with mutinous conduct, and one other
list or those charged with disorderly conduct
Their names could not be obtained. These orders
are not allowed to be seen, and II is against orders
10 speak 10 cadet There was no cheering to-
day. That much OF the mutiny has been stopped.
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The INTENDED BOND CALL OF SIS, 900 900 extended
per cents will probably be issued before the
Treasury department closes this afternoon
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SUPERB COLLECTION
AT PUBLIC SALE.
BY CATALOGUE,
SCOTS Art GALLERY.
DIS street, djoining Masonic Temple.

913 street, adjoining Masonic Temple.
Handsome Chamber Suite, ex1uisitely carved after
the most elegant and Origina designs deemed by
noisSeurs Ill the art of rIiture carving secl
N n o. modern excelleuce Walnut Chamber Suite,
heavily carved in walnut the result of the perfect
Workmanship Walnut Chamber Suite, unique in de-
plated handles; Queen Anne Bookcase wing design
heautif ully elegant hitfo ner mary GUS
iy teauntul; handsome Cyiin Desk and 30 kcase
conbned; Ebony Frame Parlor SUITE. gorgeousy
upholstered In embossed push Parior Suites, uiho-
Stored in Satin Delaine: Ladies' Writing Desks; Ma
noH ny and Ebony Cabinets of styles sufficiently va
nous to crafty the most ia dous tastes; Cloth coy
cred Library Tables; heceI ton Chairs traced with
gilt; Ebony stand eaut uly carved; Ebony tables,
hands, superb IN dsic Racks: elegant Hail ack :Tennes-
see Marble Base; French Pate Grass, 36x52: smoking
Chalrs. upholstered i'll leather; Mahogany Flower
stand; hshogaEy and Ebony Easeis; one very hand
nome Buffet in walnut. Tennessee Maj eTop, mas
terilece from the hands OF artist workmen; Walnut
f1liar Extension able; Walnut Dining Room Chairs
Italian Marble.Top Center tables; Elegant Pier Mir
bes fnaid with cloth, rOuld and square cor1ered;
Walnut COmmOdes; Hair Mattresses, vire woven
springs
he above list partially enHmerates the goods to be
sold at public sale. The description fails do any Of
the articles justice, mere passing insi ectien will
prove be goods will be exh. bition to the public
ON and after February when the catalogues Will be
SECOND beginnng at ELEvEN O'CLOCK A. M. at
SCOTS Art Gallery. 9l3 street Northwest; adjoining
Masonic Temple.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
Joo-ft AuciOneers.
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KILLED BY THE GAZING IN OF A BANK-Joseph
Lawrence, German, p years old, while engaged
In digging In sand bank on 9TH, between X and
streets southwest, between / and O'Clock to-
DAY, metA1th instantaneous death by the bank
cavng IN on him. The body was dug out by his
rellow-laborerS and removed TO his home, lis r
street southwest He was employed 10y Contractor
Fitzgerald.
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SEr9NRHAND CLOTHING BOUaaT. AND TN
S0nst fsooA. 6e. CaN q oddro0 HIHH1A 81 c.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEc.
1befollowing are the ouening ana closing pr1caz
1.-THE New York Stock Market to-day, as reportei
Especial wire 70 H H Dodge, $50 18th street
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INTERESTING NEWS.
K l N G s PAL ACE.

OUR ANNUAL SITTING OF STOCK STILL CON-
TINUES, TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING
WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF FINE BEAVER HATS AT SEVENTY-FIVE
CENTS. EVERY OTHER HAT IN THE STORE
YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTY CENTS; SOME OF
THEM WORTH FROM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE
DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN HATS, SOLD FOR
MERLY FROM TEN DOLLARS To FIFTEEN DOL
LARS. WILL NOW BE SOLD FROM FOUR DOL
LARS TO SIX DOLLARS. ELEGANT BLACK TIPS
THREE IN BUNCH. AT THIRTY-FIVE CENTS
BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS. PLUMEs AS WELL
AS FLOWERS. YOU MUST COME AND ASCERTAIN
PRICES AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY. OUR
Pushes. VELVETS AND SArINS TOO WILL
BE SOLD AT THE SAME Low RATES; IN FACT.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT
TO GO. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJECT AS
TO MAKE ROOM FOR DUB
SPRING TONS.
FOR THE SAME REASONS WE INTEND TO
CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF CHLDRENS, MISSES
AND LADIES' CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED
OF A FASHIONABLE WRAP, DON'T MISS YOUR
CHANCE II YOU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY,
WE ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOSS
THEREFORE THE REST OF OUR STOCK. SUCH
AS LACES. CORsETS AND UNDERWEAR. FICHUS
AND SCARFS AS WELL AS ALL OTHER
ARTICLES IN THE FANCY MILLINERY LINE
WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY.
KINGS PALACE,
1lS 81A SEVENTH sTREET Nopruupor
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AUCTION SALES.


Va EEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
w 65J Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF LARGE AND COM
PLETE OCK OF UPWARDS OF FIVE THOU
SAND PAIRS MEMS CALF, KIP AND OTHER
BOOTS AND SHOES; WOMEN'S, MISSES AND
CHILD'S WEAR OF EVERY KIND.
At Auction at SEVEN O'CLOCK, THURSDAY EVEN
ING. FIRST OF FEBRUARY, and continuing every
evening until all is disposed Of at No. 527 7th street
northwest.
EAML SAMSTAG,
f1-2t Manager.
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WEkKS CO., Auctioneers
w $50 LOuisian. avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.

w 6J9 LOulslans avenue,
Opposite City Post Of1ce
TRUSTEES SAL E OF A VALUABLE AND WE'LL
ASSORTED STOCK OF GENERAL DRY GOODS,
MOTTO s, AND STORE FIXTURES, AT No.
gl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ON
THUESnAt, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1885, AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The undersigned. Trustee by virtue of the powers
contained i'll certain deed Of trust the Of
the creditors made January 18TH 1888 by George NJ.
Taylor to said TRUSTEE, will SELL at public auction on
DAY. FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1883, AT TEN O'CLOCK
A: NJ. ALL THAT VALUABLE AND WELL-SELEC-
TED STOCK OF GENERAL. DRY GOODS AND NO
TONS, Consisting in part Of silks, Velvets and
Pushes. Cas- imeTes, F12nnels, LADIES' and Gents
Underwear and Hosiery, Blankets and Spreads, Fancy
Goods and Notions.
AND ALSO THE FIXTURES OF SAID STORE.
Consisting in part Of
Safe Furnace, Gas Fixtures. Shelving and Counters
Snow Z .ses and Stoo.s, Desk aud other articles.
Sale will commence at TEN O'CLOCK NJ, sharp.
store Will be open early day Of sale Opportunity
VIII be given purchasers who desire to make bids
the entire stock.
The attention of the trade and others is especially
called to the sale OF this preserved and desirable
stock Of goods
Terms Of ale: Cash.
For further information apply to the undersigned
WINFIELD j. TAYLOR, Trustee,
No. 80 st. Paul street.
Baltimore. Md.
CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman,
QIate with Duncanson Brothers.) ja31-d
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" STABLE.
No. 468 and 40 & street northwest,
Back of National Hotel.
SALTS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M
COME AND SEE US. SEND YOUR HORSES.
CARRIAGES, Wagons SC, that you want sold: Storage
ana Board at reasonable rates liberal advances made
we also otter Horses Carriages, Wagons, &C., at pri
vate sale. Telephone connection.
,,o,, w. F. GEYER
ROB'I FOSE CO.. AuctiOneers. ia30- I'm
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

l lEBiG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORIN0
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.
LiEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic In all casss
Of weak digestion aud debility. lis . sue.
Cess and boon for which nations should feel
grateful. See Medical Press, 'IaucaSS
British Medical Journal &c
CACTION-Gennineo only with Ire fac simfleos
baron Lebig's SIGNATURE tn Bue Ink ACROSS
the Label. This caution Il necessary. owing
iovarions cheap and inferior substitutes b.
ug Ia the market.
Lif.biG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
10 be bad Of an StMekeepeRA 0roeerS and
Chemists: Sole Agents for the United Ststes
Nhoiesaie oayl @. David 1 Co.. Rea-
enoxcA aSennA Lond0n. EnRinn1. ap01
SEHONn-HAND CLOTHING BOU0dT AND THE
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TO AND FROM
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE,
1LyIIIOOL, QUEENSTOWN.
CLAS Cow, LONDONDERRY

II.
Pref i'll passage cert cstes for Friends and Relatives
from M Old Country. to railroad station steam
boat auiug III the United States The only line taking
IasseI.ge-s direct from Galway.
The teaTuers UNSURPASSED for safety and speel,
snd are Htted up with all imI roveInents conducive
the comfort of passengers Cabin. S5o $40 and $50.
inferno late. $40. Steersge owe>t rates.
Apr;y t. las. BEILkW. I'll 7th ST.; Mrs. D. A.
BROS NAN, GU Och st q ~. W. MOSS, 225 Jenna.
ave. LIVE ALDEN. General Agents.
New York 2OI Broadway Boston. LASS, Is State st.
Philans:pnl Pa, N E. Conner b. DAD and Chestnut
St.. 70 al agents.
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"EEkS CO., Auctlonesrs
w 6j9 Louisiana avenue,
opposite City Pos. Office.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY
GOODS, &c,
At Mrs KING CHANDLER'S, No. TOT Market Space
TUESDAY NORM g, JANUARY THIRTIETH. AT
len O'CLOCK. and every day thereafter until the
whole stock is disposed of.
NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
Jay Late with Dun anson Bros.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY II~-T OF STE sNvp9
IFaIINu -,EW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
F. + ENGLAND, th-.-NUL AND GERMANY
IL assase appIyso
c. b. RICHARD co.
General Passenger AGENTS
81 brOsawa,. New DIX.
pr 70 PERCY G.. SMITH,
:. Il and GIG Fennsy yania avenue
Send fCr Tourist Gazette apl
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United STATES MARsHAL,s SAIL

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue of writ of Fiere Facias issued out of
Clerks flee Of the Supreme of the District of
umba. and to me di ected, will &c at public sale
;, l. : HE EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883. at
interest of the defendant in and to the following de-
scribed property. to wit: One Beer Pump, one Safe.
four Billiard Tables Pool Table. one refrigerator,
four small Mirrors two large Mirrors, fourteen Chairs
one Clock. one how Case and Awning, seized and
levied upon as the property of the defendant phram
s. Randa. to satisfy e1ecud No. "A, 209 at law IN
favor of Henry kengia.
CLAYTON McMICHAEI. Q. g. Marshal.
THOMAS DUNI1NG. Auctioneer. f1-dts
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CuNAhD Line
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
4HF CUNAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BkfWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR-
FROM PIER 40 y. = NEW YORK
Catalon:J Ned. Feb. 7. b lthna .. Wed. March z.
Gala Wed. Feb. IA. Part Vel. March IA.
Pavci-la We'd. Feb. II. Cat llnia we'd, March ~
Servia We'd. Feb. pc. Isy1nIs-- Ned. March 2S.
AND livery WEDNESDAY, FROM New IORh
RATE PAssA9E:
you so and FOO for PASSENGER recommendation
keera@ n. very low rates Steeraoe tickets from Iy.
erpoo ald Queenstown aud all other parts Of Europe
lowest rates
-Throrgh bills OF laden givcn for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports tbs Continent and
tor n eei:terranean ports.
For freight and apply at the Copnpanyss oea
No. 4 X wing Green both Storage and cabin 10
YrIS Bl0ELOW CO.. COS ith street Washington.
'AhNON a. BROWN 4 CO., New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGEIOW co
t4ni2 CD5 eth street. Washington.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

Tn .,Iosr | 'srryL
fmprU. u Tho
frictioF. eel ~. ag s--.-l-- used oly on tha
HART FORD EWI e MACHINE. The moe; deIicatl
lady these mach vIth tite Crea est case. A
sTe H. reui wsr,ed - il IA chine AZ tn
Garfield IA and was pronounced the very lest and
finest finished mscic ia the Cal ami &
Also, the Ney Victor and liredge Machines. All sold
On eas. monthly Taym Ht~ at
:. OPrENHEIMER & BROS.
5zs 9TH - iEE y JITHwEST
- Coud Building.
Ma hines rented AMI repaired t2T
LNNERY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS He
IL sells the best machine know that DO, becIuse
sell all kinds Come which you like. Renting
and repairing a specially.
MCKFNSFY.
las 427 9th street
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KINGS PALACE,
jls s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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MONTH 4TRMAN LLOYD
~ SIEAMSHIP LINE REr1gEEg NEN YARs. II

IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRv, HAvRg
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
SkDAI from Bremen pier foot of Sd street. HobOsen.
Eates of passage: From New York u Hayrr. London.
SouthaInuton and Bremen. first cabin FOO: second
c:ofn scG seerass. $50; prepaid steerage cert cItes,
IA. 4 or freight IassaZe apply to OEJ,RICHS y
CO. Bowling Green. New York. W. e. METZEtiOTT
CO. 525 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
NashI ton AI2
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STEAM Frs. &c.

VSOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, FL. MONROE
IL AND THE SOUTH.
fo'cHiaS S,eannn at ,oHPany PoPm ar steamer
leaves 1th treet wharf every TUFSp " and THU RS.
DAYS.sI and "a Urn Az at 80 D. r. stop
ring st I'm. Point and Point Lo at go e and re-
turning Connecting Norfolk with Boz ton. IIoyi-
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MT. VERNON! MT. VERNON

STEAMER w w. CORCORAN
leaves 1th street wharf daily (eyce Sunday for Mt
Vernon ct 10 o'clock a. returning reaches Washing
ton stoIt $50 Pm.
go l.. J.. BI.AK , CAPTAIN.
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Mails 10 the Neither ands leave PIER foot of
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NESDAf for Rotterdam and Ann terdam. iteruateiy.
E1Trt cabin. So second cabr. $50: steeraye. SO.
D. CAEAUX. General Agent. % South William street.
New Nogk- For passase apply To W. G.. METZEROTT
u CO.. SIS Penn. ave-. " a-hngtOn.