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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19
STORING Of Turnlps.

As to variOns modes Of stor'
ing, the 6rst probably is pulling
topping, failing, and biting,
That involves q labor supply
aud ; run Of favorable weather
which cannot always be conf.
IDENTIFY reckoned on. In fact,
on large holdings the whole
Drop can rarely be secured in
that form. A more speedy pro
cess is the throwing Of the pro-
dnco Of three or four drills
tops, tails, aud all-into one rut
or trench made BY the ordinary
plough. Thereafter q filrrow or
two by the plough covers the
roots. and they, as y rule, keep
well there till spring.
aCausewayiDgs,n as it has
been termed, OF laying the
bulbs in hand layers, answers
admirably but it is too slow to
be attempted for the whole crop
on large holdings. If every
other means seem inadequate
TO effect complete protection TO
the years produce before the
new yenr, the common drill
plough should be run pretty
deeply through a portion of the
turilip drills. In this way soil
would be raised around the
bulbs, which would Civ at least
partial rejection from both
vermin and frost. 1t is not for
MS To name the proportions of
the tnrnip break on the various
farms which should he treated
in the different forms Of storing
Indicated. These must depend
on circumstances, such as the
size Of the farm, the labor sup.
ply, the weather, cts. Our pur-
pose will he served il we suc.
coed in convincing trainers who
hitherto have been somewhat
indifferent in the matter OF the
great necessity of storing more
or less completely, the turnip
crop Just as assiLuoslsly as they
do the other crops Of the farm
There 10, saving alone potatoes,
perhaps none more costly and
none that . stock fattening far.
neT eas lose With SO much dis
eomfture. No crop therefore,
should be 80 carefully looked
after, not only when it is grow
ing, but after 1t Is ripe, as tur-
nips> Gradually Scotch farmers
are getting more attentive to
root storing, but there is yet a
great deal to be accomplished,
unfortunately, before il can be
said that h expensive crop is
protected AS it ought to be-
Agricnlturist>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19
Insanity no Ground for Divorce.

In the divorce ease0f Lll'
sGilman againss Charles r.. Gil
man. Judge Lawler has inst de
'cided against the plaintiff. The
ground Of action was extrems
cruelty, but the Court held thai
these alleged acts were commit
ted white the defendant was IN
sarse. and that he has been ca
maated Tor more than foJ
years. 1t also appears hat th
summons ami complaint werss
served apo.s the man while al
inmate OF .he NaEa Insane Asy
bum, and thai he isstill confined
there asa ltsilatie. Insanity not
being Sufficient reasoah for . III
sars,e ~ the State, she pr yer
the pEainsiff WAS denied
San Francisco Examiner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

We offer for sale the following
property, all Of which can be
bought at reasonable prices. aud
some for much less tlIan its val
ue: .Gl4H
The two story brick store on
south side Of public square, in OK
ford, Miss, lately occupied by }
b. Cook rs u furniture store.
One vacant lot a. feet square on
east side Of South street in Ok
ford, lies just south OF the store
Of y. Mayes &eCs,
The two story. iron front, brick
stove, on South side oil public
square in Oxford, Miss, now oecu-
pied by ID. Mayes 4 Co. This is
one 81 tho hapdsomcst aud most
desirable store houses in Oxford.
a new md improved residence
in Oxford, Miss, on College Hill
street, beyond the rail- road. Has
four rooms, two servants rooms.
a good well, fencing, etc. etc, all
new.
A tract Of land containing 100
acres, IA Woodson's Ridge, In
Fayette Co. Miss, about i've miles
north of Oxford; known rs the
Bnrnctt place. Can be bought
very cheap.
On second South street, coiivc-
uient to both female schools, a
Cottage residence con aiming seven
rooms, servant opsc, cistcrn-housc
cistern, 24xlf feet, stables, crib,
carriage house.; good garden spot,
and al modern convcniences. Lot
IL we'll ENCLOSED with good plank
fence. All the improvements are
new.
fhis property can hc purchased
and upon easy terms.
MAYES & BRANIfAM,
Real Estate Agt's.
July 9th, 1882.
One Steam Mill and Gi6 With
vi machinery and fixtures COM
and IN good onlcr, tssethcr
With tlp bot upon winch it is lors,
ed and two good cabins for en-;
,loyces. Situated ia trc central
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

During the third quarter Of
the last fiscal year the receipts
of the postotice department
were 4lI.9l3376; expenditures.
$40, z9e,49a; surplus, sll0,S77.
For the nine months Of the fisr
cal year ending March 3Ist the
receipts were s33 946,3J6; ex-
penditures, -3I,436, Ola: surplus,
s2;a)9,442,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19
woman's Attraction.

Your women of trne power
always has d large fund ofthe
motherliness in her nature which,
i~nscnsibly attrs cts men whether
they will or no. Gcore Elliott,
despite her almost painful
homeliness, proves this; George
Sand still more so.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

The sister diamond to the
Koh-i-noor, called the Dayrich-
moor, or ''sea Of hght,n belongs
to the Shah Of Persia, having
been taken; at the cost ola cam
paign, by Aga Mohammcd Khan,
the founder of the dyaasty now
reigning at 1eheran-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

The Little Rock Gazette indi-
diciously remarks that aif The
present should not prove d vel
low fever year, no thanks to the
stupid and indifferent..semi-po-
political organization known as
the hospital marine scrvicc.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

According to an English pa
per, Mr.. Langtry is rusticating
in Wales on q weekly stipend
Of g IS from Mrs. Lanstry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

portion of the town Of Oxford,
Mississippi aud known as the
Lundie Mil. Can be bought very
cheap, and if purchaser DIES res be
can buy or rent a good, comforti-
bic, new dwelling house on the lot
adjoining the property. Water for
mill purposes plentiful and con
vcnicnt.
NAYES& BRANIIAM,
Real Estate Agents.
A residence on South Second Street
e~ont,ining two ooms aud convenient
TO both the University and Union fc.
male College. Tho lot contains Two
acres 81 ground, we'll located with good
water and fine garden and orchard. Im-
proycinents new. Can 90 bought for
less than cost. MAYES & BRANHAM.
FOR SALE.
A very desirable house aud lot
in the northeast portion of Oxford;
House contains 5 rooms and hall.
lot includes three acres of ground.
There is also a good Kitchen, two
servants rooms, smoke houso, good
cistcrn, inc garden, and fences N.
closing and dividing the entire
promises. House and all improve
mcnts in excellent repair. Can be
bought cheap. A bargain to any
one who has ready money to pay
fora home. 4saxF
MAYEs & BRANHAM.
III Plantation for Sale.
1000 acres Of fine land, just two
miles north Of Torrance, Miss ON
the III. Central Railroad. Most
Of this land is very rich bottom
lind, and owing TO its location, Tie
on it alone IS worth twice
the price asked for the place. Be
sides being % fine cotton pfinla
ton, lit is unusually well adapted
to stock purposes. 1t is well
watcred and improved, among 9th
pr improvements being a new GIN
and press. ANY one desirs
ing to engage in farming or stock
rising will fud it % his advantage
10 exa rine this place. 1t is for
iile because its ifesent owner Is
Unable to give it his personal at
trntion. eau be bought cheap
For furthcr particulars eallnf
MAYEs 4 BnAsltAM.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

1t IS curious TO read to-day, in
d Baltimore paper published
early in tina century, that l39
slaves bad been SOLD At auction
for tho benefit Of the United
States, and the proceeds, over
$4,000, placed in the Treasury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19
MAYES & BRANHAM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Oxford. Miss.

Will advertise lands and real estate. and II not sold will not
charge anything. If sold, will charge commissions at the rate of
Ten per cent ON the first 81 1000, five per cent on the excess up to
$4,000, and two and q half per cent on all over si,000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

There xerc net hess than a0
Eouxtfs Of Juiy sasnaiigies-
zi,ous fisirfv deaths
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

Oxford is the Educational and Business center Of the State,
having The State University, Union Female Conegesnd other
Schools, and also the U. s. Court for the Northern District or
ississippi located here. IT one of the largest shipping points
ia North Mississippi and a place of unusual business activity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

Tic, own land sasossgIr-Yirers
soil-so make salotIacF IsnglanL
~ which they esas doelt,le their
present income lsy rack sellting
sis ~ the poor devils OF E..lSsiA
men and ftislsnsos who olJeef
10 eossEstsstlDg = seggarfy ST.
@asdDo FOR the AfpIsoft OF the
4i;e ep1s eAfsdssn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-07-19

ner came Eas TeRween !
7 O'Clock, u which time g
bold as took an their march J
ortteso- the til vhich they fos
smpo. laden va every .nans y :
crowd expressed them
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The COnrts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, bond OF A. G. Osborn as justice OF the
Knox, commissioner; rule issued. Clark agt Krause;
on hearing.
EQUITY CouRr-Judoe James
Monday, holD agt KOl5: guardian ad Item
appointed: Murdoch agt. Fletcher; portion Of
order of July 10th revoked. Dugan agt CLARK; ;
motion for substitution OF trustee Overruled and
trustee to receive purchase money. Ridenour agt.
McCielland; W. r. Bell appointed trustee to sell.
CUTLER agt. CUTLER; decree OF divorce. Washing
ton Beneficial Endowment Association agt Wood;
j. J. Knox, commissioner, allowed to Intervene.
Collay agt. Green; restraining order. Hudson agt.
HUDSON; decree OF divorce. King agt King; d.
In re B. U. Keyser. receiver; move to compound
Indebtedness OF Louis Leclerc granted. Vincent
agt. Vincent; divorce granted to complainant
Bohrer agt. Gilmore; pro confesso; set aside.
Hampton agt Hampton; leave to proceed under
writ OF attachment granted.
Yesterday, Calvert agt Eaton ;trustee substituted
Callaghan agt English; sale ordered. Barber
agt Gilmore; marshal's return vacated and pro
Mccarthy allowed to intervene and guardian ad
litem appointed Brown agt Brown; trustee au-
thorZeu to cash notes, and distribution directed.
Portner agt Leonard: T. = Waggaman made
agt. District; cause continued, with leave to
amend bill granted.
POLICE COURT-Jstdge Shell.
To-day, Charles Miller, colored, loud and bois-
James Moore. profanity; s. or days. John NC
Lean, loud and boisterOus; s. or Is days Daniel
ward WARD. ioud and boisterous; S or IS days. John
casey T,s; Pro ora IS or days Alexander Cum
Gus; S or Is days. James Taylor. do: do. Jose.
phine johnson, colored, DO; do. Samuel ROSS.
profanity; g. John Ryon, profanity; IS. Lewis
James Tierney, larceny OF harness from Robert
Johnson: sentence suspended Emery Wilson
colored. assault on Mary Rollins; S or is days.
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D1DICULOUs IDEAS

ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PUKGATIvES. IT IS
DANGEROUS TO SCOURGEs THEs STOMACH. TO
RASP THE BOWELS. TO PROSTATE THE NER-
VOUS SYSTEM, WITH FURIOUS EvACUANTS.
NATURE HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE In THE FAMOUS
SELTZER SPRING, OF WHAT THE BILIOUS, CON-
STIPATED OR DYSPEPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS FOR
IT'S RESTORATION, AND IN TARRANTS EFFER-
VESCENT SELTZER APERIENT SCIENCE HAS
IMPROVED ON NATURE BY COMBINING ALL
THE VALUABLE INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN
FOUNTAIN IN PORTABLE FORM THIS AGREE
ABLE AND POTENT SALINE Alternative
CHANGES THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND
PURIFIES ALL THE FLUIDS OF TIE BODY. SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sep29
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The Star Route Trials.

The result of these trials has shaken the faith of
some people In our jury system. This is quite
natural. By the system the ''blnd goddess" JUS
love. Faith In trial by jury, or trial of anything
can only exist, pure and simple, where sure and
steady consequences follow. suppose, for in
stance, the great American people had found that
trial or Perry Davis Pain Killer failed even one
time out OF a hundred, to bring about a natural
and expected result, wouldn't they have lost faith
IN 1t? Very justly. But the fact that 1t never
miscarries, never disappoints, always brings a
sure and steady verdict. has given it growing
reputation throughout forty years OF use.
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LundbOrg's Perfumes,
Edenta, and Marechal Mel Rose.

''Rough on COrns.''
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns" 15c. Quick.
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts bunions 6
SaxOny Wool German Hand.knit
Jackets. blue flannel bicycle and double breasted
shirts for men and boys at Auerbach's, 9TH and a.
Gents furnishings, hats and sewing machines
"A1derney Dairy WagOns.,s
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. ''Ward" prints, 4Oc per TO-
Also cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per OF Cream. 15c pint.
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III ED.

BROWN: On October ID. 1888 at - O'Clock, Mrs.
HENRIETTA BROWN wife of Charles Brown aged
twenty three years.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
p. m.
CARPENTER HENSON e. CARPENTER, the de-
voted of Mrs. Ann Carpenter, died October 1888
aged twenty six years.
Funeral will take place from the Nineteenth street
Baptist church at O'Clock Thursday, October 4 Ali
friends of the family are invited to attend.
DERRICK. On September q, 1883, at Moorehead
late A. III. and Emma Derrick.
1nterment at Oak Hill Wednesday, Oct at O'Clock
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1t Bears the Closest Scrutiny.

In the many items Of news published, or re-
printed, In the advertising columns of the news
papers OF the day. 1t is satisfying to the reader to
be fully assured that all the names given as win
nerS of capital prizes, at various times of differ
ent amounts, in the Louisiana State Lottery are
who avoid publicity for various reasons All
names and amounts are genuine and will bear the
close scrutiny OF investigation. II any one doubts
this fact let him seek Information of NJ A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La, and he can be fully Salts
tied Of its exact truth.
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SLIDING POLES IN ENGINE HoUsEs.-An OF the
engine houses and truck houses OF the District are
now supplied with brass posts from the lower to
the upper floors, down which the fireman slide in
stead OF running down stairs, as heretofore, thus
saving several seconds OF time.
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GRAND FALL OPENING OF French pattern hats
and bonnetS. on Thurday AMI Friday October 4th
and 5th- All are invited. Respectfully,
Cards givenl 926 9TH street, The New Idea.
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SAMSTAGs millinery sale at auction win be con-
tinuel this week only, at 40 9TH northwest
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On Thirty Days, Trial.

The Volta1c Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V Oltatc Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
deDly, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaran-
Ieeing speedy ana complete restoration OF health
and manly VigOr. Address as above. N. B-No
risk Is Incurred. as thirty days. trial Is allowed
W,S,m
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A MILK Wagon Rum Into by n Train.
NAN AND HORSE INJURED AND THE WAGON


SMASHED.
Last evening as the train due here $40 O'Clock
was entering the B. & P. depot, it struck, on 9Th
street, the milk wagon OF Mr.. j. w. Gregg, which
was On the track, AMI Mr.. Gregg was thrown out
and BADLY cut about the head, the horse injured
and the wagCn smashed. Mr.. Gregg was await
ing The arrival o, the southern train and failed TO
near the call o. the fayman or the ringing OF the
Dell OF th9 approaching train his attention being
at the ii!ae o. the yard engines. Mr.. Gregg was
ATTENDED by d.. e. NJ. Ford, the surgeon or the
company, ana DR.. III. T. Leach, who found that
DANGEROUS.
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Now READY.-Our elegant lines OF ball souve-
Mrs AMI programs. menu and dinner cards, and
opening announcem 'ntS OF every descriDtion. Nor
rison Duval, staiioner5 speciaities sos and S07 d
street.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
ooLuMB1A n TN University
The sdS AR9sf s sT T hn
IN the College Building 1923 street northwest with
# % n % nn Pab
e on M st the Go
For particulars apply at the Deans Once. No72s 18th
street northwest. sep10-1m
/ Aw DEPARTMENT. hGnff{F st fSN UNIVERSITY
e shs su
Court q States Professor Of htsrna-
Il. O. eiaashton. esq Professor of Pleading Evil
dence. Equity Jurisprudence Commercial and Maritime
Y villa Webb esq., Professor Of Practice and Judge
Eugene Carusi esq., Professor of the Law of Real and
Personal PTqRery Contracts Negotiable Insuments
Watson j; Newton. esq., Associate Professor of Legal
Practice and Secretary fyF e fHH REEaRssslty
III Il Nl! Sz Pssds and conysyanoe&
q Hins. ESQ., Ia Law 81 T e S'p0iA''0n'
kd asss aas San lit # the Lecture
Rooms 925 street northwest Catalogues can Be- OBJ
BooSstors o. st the Office q tie saaer rnF 4ofH s
9M H s1 e New
tie hours q snS q sad sPS Pm ana fsS% 10
aas e the " New
Wl ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. 81 Vermont avenue. reopens Sep
Thorough instruction in the Languages Mathematics,
Literature and the Sciences. au25-2m
0PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. ESTAB-
- tshed IN 1864 and improved yearly, occupies spa
ciOus handsome and commodious halls In Lincoln Hall
building corner 9Th and streets northwest Training
for sons and daughters for real life for self Support
usefulness and honorable Independence College Office
open for reception and registration Of students August
"a. Regular day and evening sessions resumed NON
DAY. September 8: Course Of study: Penmanship,
OrthograIhy. English Language Business Correspond
ence Business Calculations by single and
double entry, Commercial Law, Political Economy and
Business Morals Special departments Of Elocution and
makes purchases for cash and time gives and re-
surance and taxes and keeps all Of the accounts.
international Business College Diploma conferred
upon graduates at close Of scholastic year It is Of adj
vantage 70 students to be registered and fully equipped
Hours Of Instructon-Day sessions Dam to $50 D.
m Evening SESSIONS. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and
Tuition Feesbay sessions year scholarship, In cash,
$50; year scholarship In nstamens ESQ payable go
ON admission and remainder In monthly Ailments Of
$40 each; by the Quarter $40 upon admission. Even
ing sessions year Sch0larsh In cash. $50; by the
Ter. On admission. SAC; by the month. on admiion.
New illustrated Annual sent By ms,l On spRlicat.oq
HENRY Q. SPENCE, Principal
| SARA A. 6PEN0RR. Vice PRINCIPAL Snu
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SANSTAGs millinery sale at auction will be CON-
tlnuel MS week OllL, at 80 7th northwest.
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REPAIRING in ladies' furs, seal sacque5 and cir
culars, by an experienced cutter.
STINgYETZ Il Son, 1897 Pa. ave-
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History Furnishes
no parallel to the popularity and success OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Csc.

Acknowledgements Treatment of Dis.
ease.
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 922h
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from to IL q. m and 2 to 8 p. m, Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali or send
Tor pamphlet containing over one hundred vOlun-
tary testimonials Of cures OF citizens of Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range of
nerve and other incurable diseases. See Balti-
more Sun for daily accounts of cures. COnsulta-
ton free, either at Office or home of patient
E. A. PARSONS & Co.
Ladies are Requested
not to forget Kings Palace grand fall opening o.
tOber 4th and 9Th. All are cordially invited.
KINGS PALACE
8l4 7th street northwest
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BRIGHTwooD RACES postponed until Thursday
October 4th.
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AHRIISelalPlfS.

NATIONAL THEATER- Barley Campbelrs "Sibe-
IA at the National IS drawing very large houses.
the Play IS OF a decidedly sensational type, each
act ending with a thrilling tabeau- The play IS
msghincently mounted. both in regard 10 scenery
anu e9stnInes The company is an excellent one,
inciuu.n2 Atkins Lawrence, an old Washington
Lavorite ana w G. DAILY, who, as the comedian,
makcs decided h!r.
Fo2ps OPERA KoUsE.-The Edwards Folly
eotnpaay ORIG forth continuous peals OF laughter
In their presentation OF the bright and Sparkling
abSurtIty entitled Moths" The troupe includes
some excellent actors and singers, the PLAY runs
smoothly, and one lUdicrouS situation follows an
other. Next week Miss Ellie Elsler in Courage"
1HEATER C0MIQUE-The talented young actor
Nj. y. s. Woods, and his speciality combination
delight large audiences this week with the spir-
TIED and thrilling presentation OF the boy Scout
The situations In this border drama are full OF
danger and the escapes from them miraculous.
iHE DINE MrsEUA.-An excellent show Is given
AZ the Muse uIn this week and is largely patron
ned Among the attractions are Flora, the DASH
inx MeiroSe sisters Sam Lang and DOllie Sharpe,
Williams and Morton, little Elsie Loane, Monsieur
Joyce the wizard). Punch ana Judy, the giant and
g1antess, and number OF curiosities.
last day. SO great was the rush to secure the
souvenir bargains that the demand was greater
back to prove the Treatest 'ey only
0y the Palais Royal at an opening. In justice 70
the Disappointed 1t has been decided to oer sow.
enlr bargains Tor all this week. The new list
teens with startling bargains, as the advertise.
ment in another part Of this paper win testify TO-
CuTFs.-The Tyssowski Brothers. corner 1s,h
and g streets, advertise In another column that
they Will laundry cuffs and collars at two cents
each IL will be done in nrst-class style and sent
every Monday.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE Goops.-A very fine col.
lection OF parlor and chamber furniture; also q
splendid lot OF Smyrna and Kremlin rugs viii be
SOLD at Dowlings auction rooms tomorrow, COM
mencng at 0:3O O'Clock.
CARPETS AT ArCTI0N.-A large lot OF Brussels,
ingram and other carpets win be sold at auction
70 SS-morrow Thursday, at u O'Clock. at Weeks
FURNITURE SALg.-Handsome walnut chamber
1fniture. 0ounet, and other household furniture,
Tn some very nne carpets. Of all grades. viii
Se up the special sale at Duncansons to-mor-
Hmcrning at 10 O'clock. An unusually attrac-
i've sale, TO which they invite those refurnish,ng