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Durkee's Salad Dressing
is composed Of the freshest, purest. and choicest
condiments money will buy. 1t surpasses any
that can be made at home, is cheaper, Saves labor
and all anxiety.
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Shocking Case of lnfanticfde.

A MOTHER CHARGED WITH BURNING HER BABY TO
DEATH.
Yesterday DR.. Beall, one of the physicians to the
poor. reported to Lieut. johnson, OF the second
precinct, that cOlored woman named Lucy Will
liaIns. living at No. IA Temperance alley, between
I and and 18th and 18th streets, had given
birth to child the previous day, and that
It Private Rhodes, who has been an acting
detective lately, was put on the case, and imme-
diately repaired to the house of the alleged mother
She denied that a child had been born to her and
tried to throw the officer of with rather plausi-
Bile story He came to the conclusion that the
woman was lying, and pursued his investigation.
The neighbors expressed the same opinion as the
doctor, and some OF them declared that they
hsa n the rooms s Of Sf ouT Was flesh
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Rhodes dis
covered a cloth bag suspended in q closet.
well-develoDed male child. Upon closer scrutiny
1t was revealed that the back of the infant and ts
a Of the
knowledge OF the infant or Its fate and said she
had not been able to go down stairs, where the
OF age, and is married AMI has two children, both
girls, aged seven and ten years. Her husband is a
sailor. and is away at sea- The police ambulance
was sent for and she was taken to the Freedman's
hospital, and guard was stationed over her to
see that she did not escape. until she is well
enough to be taken In custody by the police The
cinct statiOn-hOuse.
THE INQUEST TO BE HELD TOMORROW.
Dr. Patterson directed that jury OF inquest be
summoned for tomorrow at II o'clock. The
woman Lucy Williams denies that she has had a.
child recently. TWO wOmen-one living In the
house and the other next dOor-say that the child
was born on Thursday, and on the same day it
was placed in the stove and the smell called their
attention to the room. One Ct them says she
heard the rattle OF the lids on the stove in which
there was coal fire, and raped for admittance,
but the door was not opened Tor some time Then
they found nothing In the stove and they accused
her OF destroying the child. The woman denied
1t, and said that they would never find out what
she had done.
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REAL ESTATE TRAHsFKRa-Deeds in fee have
been filed as follows:-F. G. Aigeltinger to James
trustee, to Catherine Wallace, lot 8. 90. 49, $3.50
George F. Fenwick to P. G. saur, part z, SO. 5ss;
81 800 D. PEEL ct al, trustees to trustees OF the
Evangelical Association OF North America, lot IS
and part "a SO. 40; g.. j. j. Lightfoot, trus-
tee, to RS Jones, $40 acres, part OF Dry Meadows;
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The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or oidl Who are anlicted with nervous
Deputy, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar.
anee1ng speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly v1gor. Address as above. N.B.-NO
risk IS Incurred, as thirty days trial is al.
lowell
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FOR 10 CENTs--We will mail to any address for
one year our monthly Illustrated Magazine of
FASHION. s. Oppenheimer & Bro, 52s 9th street
northwest
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Nearly all the Ills that affiict US can be pre
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, live
and Kidneys In perfect working order. There
no medicine known that will do this as surely a
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
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ssAlderney Dairy Wagons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermfk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of Cream. i5c. pint
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JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART.-There Is now on
exhibition ut the auction rooms OF Thomas Dow
ling, 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, fine
collection OF Japanese art treasures, comprising
specimens In porcelain, rich embrOlderies, elabo-
rately decorated screens cloisonne PLAQUES and
many other articles OF artistic and unique designs
the whole forming one OF the most valuable and
interesting collections ever brought TO this city.
The sale will take place on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, March 14th, 18th and 10th. See adver-
tisement In another column.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Chs. Xander call the public,s
attention TO has Royal Scotch orange marnalade
REQ currant Jam, raspberry and currant iam dam
con JAM just the thing for sick pc rsOn.
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The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
fu color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam. which is deservedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness
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B0wD0IN's BRILLIANT FBRROTYPEs are much ad-
mred for their clear and brilliant effects fine de-
tall Great Improvement on the tin type. Made
only at Ills Pennsylvania avenue next 10 Palais
Poyal
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Durkee,s Salad ID,

That Husband OF Mine
8 three times the man he was before he begal
sing "Wells' Health Remover. 81. Druggists. 9
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Hub Punch delights the palate Use clear O
with hot or cold water, soda or lemonade. Sold b.
grOcerS and druggists
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

extinguished at AIS a. m = 800 "NA
THE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages cut. past
ed and folded) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere in
the united states or Canada for one dollar a wear
The Perpetual Building Association at its last
neetlng sod - advances amounting to S 022,
averaging sl52 10 each advance: giving the Dor.
rover 81 ,o64 for a payment of <l4 monthly.
y. r. CAKE, or this city, has taken the Stockton
hotel at Cape May for the season of SO.
Dr. ID. W. Prentiss delivered an interesting lee
ture at the Y. NJ C. A. rooms last evening on "The
Improper use OF the Narcotics, Opium and hlorai
AT meeting Of the Registered Drug Clerks as
sociaIlon last evening committee was appointed
10 take steps Tor the prosecution OF UNREGISTERED
pharmacists after ApT LIST. The association at its
next meeting viii discuss the question OF closing
all drug stores at 10 O'Clock.
The alarm OF fire turned In at GEO last evening
from box 212 was for fire house 1910 18th street
northwest, owned by Austin Heirmuller and occu-
p1ed by Francis hurry. The flreInen were soon on
tne ground and eXtlnguished 1t. The loss was
about $50 II ignted from stove In the second
story.
From A. Brentano Co. we have The American
Canoeist for March and also copies OF the London
The organization OF the Washington Press Club
VIII De completed at meeting TO be held at the
kobitt house tomorrow afternoon.
Tho tenth anniversary Of the organization OF
the Memorial Evangelical Luthern church Will
oeeurr to-morrow. ana appropriate services have
John Jonathan was in the docket at the Police
Court to-day on the charge of assaulting his wife
and complained OF his brutal treatment OF her He
was sent down for 80 days in default OF $40 and
k4te DIS pelschai IecoShlZahce 70 keep the peace
tor six months.
GRAND EXCURSION TO CALIFoKNIA-Thomas
cook a Son, the well-knOwn excursion agents
are arranging grand trip 70 the Pacinc Coast
stafung early In May. occupying about eight
weeks The program Is a most delightful one
embracing Washington, louisville, the Mammoth
cave OF Kentucky, ST. Louis, Denver, with de-
nghtful side trips among the Rocky mountains by
special Trains, thence through New Mexico and
Arizona TO southern California, including Los
Angeles and Monterey. The Yosemite valley is
Aiso inciuded. The return trip from San Fran
CISCO ineiGdes Salt Lake City snd the Eew route
va me Denver & Rio Grande railway, which
PasSes throcgh some OF the finest scenery In the
Wofiu. and which Is now opened fer the first time
g tourists; The return from Chicago Is via
Niagara Falls. Pullman cars, hotel acconnoda.
lions and au necessary expenses are in sIuded in
me fare, which is $500 A program containing all
PARTICULARS can be had by addressing Tnor1as
Cook Z Son, s5l Broadway, New York.
EURoPRAN TRAyEf.-The American Exchange In
Europe Qimited), l62 Broadway. New York, have
aided Travellers Bureau to their business under
3he management OF Mr.. c. A. Barattont, and are
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with an affection OF the throat from childhood,
caused by d1phtheria, and have used various rene.
dies, but have never found anything equal to
Browns Bronchial Troches "-Reu G. H. f. Hanap-
ton, PiEeton, Kv. Sold only In boxes
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ALL MY FRIENDS are invited to partake OF a free
lunch On Monday, March IL, from l2 to pm Jno
baum's restaurant, No. 43G sth street northwest.
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MADAM ROSS. THE LONG-FsTABLIsHED RE-
III liable Clairyoy.nt and Astroiosist giys: better
fesion; tes the past present and future deeny Rves
advice and assistance on I'll matters spertanSng to
business love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL.
Eatasfacfion given pay. Consultation Rooms 407
I'd etreet, above = street northwest S2S
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ONLY Is CENTs.-The Bazaar Dressmaker. Illus
0atng the latest styles for ladies' and children at
0ppenheimer's, sos 9Th street, ST. Cloud building,
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DRINKIN g FOUNTAINS FOR HORSES
Major King, OF the s. P. C. A., has filed with the
Commissioners complaint as TO the condition OF
the morse drinking fountain at the corner OF 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. He also makes
request that one OF the fountains at 5th street
and pennsylvania avenue sc. be removed to
Georgetown in front OF the market, at the inter-
section OF Bridge and Potomac streets.
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VELVET. plush. ebony and gold frames at re-
dueed prices, at W. H. Veerhoff's, 9l6 7th st.
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EUROPEAN TRAyKf.-The American Exchange In
Europe Qimited), i62 Broadway, New York. have
added q Travellers Bureau to their business under
5he management OF Mr.. G. A. Barattoni, and are
prepared 70 issue tickets for single travellers to all
parts OF Europe, and to arrange for escorted par
ss1faSe1' wiz be mailed free on application.
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Rest Cash mere.
Silk Velvet Grapes, ia 7th street.
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heads
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FussELL's ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

GOING The ROUSDS--12kc. child's hosiery, COch-
ranes uptown; also ladies' ingrain hose, only Sc
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Town TALK--Unicorn shirts, tested to outwear
other makes, perfect lit, luxury, COchrane'S, up
town.
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Mr.. r. A. Birch.

Washington, says: browns Iron Bitters has
greatly relieved me when suffering from neuralgia
and indigestion"
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{" Als!ernev Oairv

Best Shirts.
&c., 75c. and 81, at j. E. Young's
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0ocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and Is also
preparation uneQualled for the eradication OF
dandrun.
The superiority of B urnett,s Flavoring Extracts
consists In their purity and great strength.
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nh street.
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WALL PAPER and window shades at ". Ii. Yeer.
hofs, 9l6 9TH st.
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ON MONDAY we VIII have on sale handmade
zephyr shawls at 19c. Remember, We cannot dup
ucate the above bargains when sold out.
Mrs. MAX WEYI, Agt.,
s12 18th n w
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather
OFFICE OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. C., March TO- 1883, $50 a. M.
For the middle Atlantic states rainy followed
BY clearing weather, wind shifting to northwest
eriy stationary or lower temperature, followed by
rising barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW LIKELY TO BE COOL AND FAIR
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
barometer Is highest In Idaho and Montana A
storm or great energy moving In q northeasteriy
uack Is central on the middle Atlantic coast A
second storm OF less energy moving In an easterly
rack Is central near Lake Huron. General rain
mas fallen In the south Atlantic and middle states
AND occasional rain or snow In the lake region and
OHIO valley. During the past twenty -four hours
over one inch or rain has fallen at she following
stations: Baltimore. IS; Norfolk Lie; Washing
ton, Ia2; Charlotte, 1.1o Smithyiile, 107; Punta
nassa, 13O; Macon, Liz; Hatteras, los; Cape
Henry, LIZ; ChncOteague, /. Northwesterly
winds prevail west OF the Mississippi river and In
the upper lake region; southwesteriy In the south
Atlantic States nOrtheasterIy 10 the middle states
The temperature has risen In the gulf and Atlantic
coast states, the lower lake region and Ohio val
ley, and fallen In the northwest The following
specla! temperatures were reported at o. m.
yesterday Washington, 450; Norfolk, 46o; Savan-
cola. sec; New Orleans. Ole; Galveston, $50; San
antonio, CSC; Tucson, CSC; Los Angeles. sc; San
Diego, 5So. On Sunday cooler clearing weather is
indicated In New England, and cool fair weather
Tor the middle and south Atlantic states, gulf
states, Tennessee and the Ohio valley.
IMPORTED black kid gloves az a bargain, 4Sc pair;
summer Silks, 5Oc.; spring dress goods, &c., lie,
l2He.; new china mating, fancy styles; cloth for
boys spring suits, 2oc, 3d.. SIC, SOC. cashmere,
cloths, from 27c. Towson's Pennsylvania avenue,
south Side near market.
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T 1NCoLN HALLIFR!DAY MARCH 18th
sor the bene d uSIoN
TENT: No e.. @ r. The following talent will sp-
eese solo whstling E. c. Townsend. select reading
Mrs. Mary A. Naylor. recitation; Mrs. G. II. McEwen
solo. vocal Tickets at Ellis music store j. w. Thomp
son. druggist 18th street; T. g. Smiths piano rooms
Drew, druggist; Geo. f. Timms Co. and E. l.
Doors open "a. Performance ats. mhlO-6t
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MARCH WINDs-253. superb silk or wool veil
ings. elsewhere higher, Cochranes, opposite Riggs
bank.
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In 1853, Mr.. Wilson, now Of Lawrence, Mass,
was In the commissary department in Washing
ton. somehow or other, he was taken with q
violet soreness OF the throat Several army sur.
geons examined his throat ana decided that It
was case OF diphtheria, and that it was hope
1esa After they had given him up he tried Perry
Davis Pain Killer. The next day the scales
Degan to come OF OF his throat, and In two or
three days he was well.
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NEW GINGHAMs, &c and up; at Br9dhead's, laos F

FINE LINE of bronze mouldings for picture
franciscan be found at W. IL Veerh0n's, 9l6 18th ST.
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ALL STYLES Of Easter novelties at veerhon's, 91t
9Th St
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4 Fine Hair Dressfn

LundbOrgss
Perfumes, Edenia and Marechal Mel rose
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DOn,t Spoil G,ood Mater,.l
On THIRTY navs, Tr,a,

ana get into fret by attempting to make punch:
OBTAIN bottle OF delicious Hub Punch. Sold by
grOcers and druggists.
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A THIEF some time last night entered the store
OF James Richardson, corner 18TH and streets
northwest, and broke open two drawers, but for
his trouble was rewarded BY only q few nepntaS
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EASTER CARDS and novelties at GIG 9TH St

1ng an attorney OF this city 9 COrcoran Building)
mas made his clients seven thousand pOstmasters}
happy. He has secured the passage OF a law to
enforce the payment or large sum withheld from
their earnings between 1866 and 1874 through 1t is
clalmed, false economy. To justify itself the de-
partment yehemently denied the validity of these
claims and opposed their settlement with ali its
power and patronage. Thus opposed, no one but
Nj. Spalding did undertake their collection. He
mas oattled with the department eleven years,
Winning at last decided victory. But for him. 1t
IS doubtful III one dollar OF this sum would ever
nave been paid. he Is entitled, he thinks, to the
eratltude OF the claimants and to the respect OF
the government The department. issued thou
connection with them. The department Is now re-
CURED oy Congress, through Mr.. Spaldngs Efforts
70 recall It's criticisms and pay the debt to the last
dollar. The department has intimated that it is
not less than four or five millions dollars but this
Is believed TO be an exaggeration.
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NNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY IN MI. PLEASANT. KNOWN Az

s. T. BROWNS HOMESTEAD.
By virtue Of deed OF dated the thirteen th -
day of April 1850, and recorded in Lber No. $40 4
folio 20 ct seq. of the land records of the lis
tct Of Columbia and at the request Of the holders o6
the notes secured thereby, default having been made IN
the payment thereof wn sell ct public eucior th3
premises. on SATURDAY, THE TENTH DAY or
MARCH, 1883. at F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M,
al that certain piece parcel Of ground rcl estate
or tract Of land lying and being In the said county Of
Washington, In said District, and adjacent 20 sid city
OF Washington, containing seventeen and half l7k)
acres of land, more or less aud being the which
conveyed snd described IN certain deed I'm trust
recorded IN Lber ID. No. 4. folio 49, &C., Of the land
records for said county in said District saving and
ceptng 30 much thereof, about five 10 acre. ae was
conveyed In certain deed. recorded liber No CO.
folio 4O6. &C., OF the said land rccords.
The premises above described being the homestead q
g r. Brown and improved by q three-story framo
dwelling, stables and other buildinea
Terms Of SALE One fourth cash balance In six twelve
and eighteen months with interest 1T the rate Of y
cent the deferred payments to be occurred by deed
Of trust all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
$500 must be Deposited the day Of SALE Unless the
terms OF sale complied with within ten days the
reserves the right to resell at the cost Of tho
-, benjamin P. SNYDER. Trustee.
j. I. COLDWELI. Auctioneer. f2S-eo&do
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs PosrPoNED UNTIL
SATURDAY. APRIL FOURTEENTH. 1883. at ZANE
mio-sst&dst BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. Trusses.
flor Other A a0fious See Sepsafh Huoa.
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III. WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
0x columns, win be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try Il
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The Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Anderson agt Smith; motion for
reheartng Overruled. jackson agt Schultze;
argued and submitted. Renstettler agt. Atkin-
son; notice OF motion on March IL for leave to file
supplemental bill
CIRCUIT C0URT-JtldCe Macarthur:
Yesterday, Pote agt W. & G. R. R.. verdict for
defendant.
EQUITY CoURT-J,sdge James.
Yesterday, Eaton agt. Eaton; leave to complain
ant 10 apply proceeds to benent infant Defendants
Douglass agt Langford pro confesso against de-
PENDANT ordered. Quill agt Looney; sales to Den
mis- Quill confirmed. Session agt. Session; te sti-
mony before B. L. Hanley, examiner.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge James
Yesterday, in re estate of Emeline Carter: will
admitted to probate In re estate James w. Nor
ton; Ambrose H. Norton appointed administrator
bond 50 ,OOO In re Annie g. Hume, guardians to
orphans OF Thomas L. Hume; petition for permiS-
sion to invest 81 500 real estate security In re
estate OF Cecilia Cain; remuneration OF George F.
l. COOK as trustee filed. In re estate OF Louisa
Joachim; remuneration OF A. E. l. Reese as one of
the executors filed. In re estate Of Mary Ann
Fullmore; Levin G. Handy qualified as executor
OF bond reduced to $15O0. In re estate OF Matthias
l. Alig; order authorizing executor to pay amount
due annuitant under the will Of johnson HELEN.
In re estate OF Frederick A. Fill; inventory Of
money and debts returned. In re estate OF Eliza
Bold; Will admitted to probate and j. H. Brooks
qualified as administratOr-bond 1900 Estate of
VIM. Whitney; VIM. B. Webb qualified as admin
"; Columbus j. Esl1n qualified as administrator
bOnd 50 OOO
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Rhine Stones In diamond settings, g to $40
PerScopic glasses, 81. PriggS
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THE WOXAH's NATIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
The certincate OF Incorporation OF the Woman's
National Relief Association was filed yesterday
the onicers named being as follows: Mrs Amelia
Waite, wife OF the CHIEF Justice, first vice presl-
dent; MIS- n. !: Kent Of New York. second vice
Rresldens; MIS-; Hannah Mel She pard, correspond
recording secretary; Mr. VIM. A. Wheelock. OF
New York, treasurer. The objects set forth are
the gathering and distribution OF the benefactions
OF the people Of the country for use in times OF
great calamity asby iire hood pest thence famine,
or war; and TO furnish the United States life saving
service stations with supplies for rescued persons
ana TO further ana carry on such other benevolent
work as the board OF management Of the assoo.a-
ton may designate
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CITY ITEMS.

GeNtlen,enss Eiue Euruishln3x
AZ AZ LEWIS Sth street, below Mt Vernon SQUARE
Inc Climax Shirt, ready for use, q, worth Si.50,
Meolum weight Undershirts and Drawers, 80, &c,
Spiendld assortment plain and fancy English
Socks;
New STYLES OF Neck-wear, for Dress and Street,
"a ana ~, Linen Collars and Guns, tnew shapesl,
SILK umbrellas, Boston Rartera travelling trunks at
Lewis the "Hatter and Outntter." Gao It'll st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

LADY WOULD LIKE TO MAKE THE AC-
IA Quantance Of gentleman with influence to get her
apostion In any Of The departments. Address LENA.
Star Office. lie