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4 BRAVE AND FAITHFUL GUARDIAN OF OUR
IA HOMES AND PROPERTY RESCUED FROM I'M
MINENT PERIL.

very popular and well known member Of police
force, who has performed duty twelve years at the
Union R. r. Depot, on Exchange Place. in Providence,
Il. l., gives his unsolicited testimony. Hear him:
IT have been dreadfuy troubled with disease Of the
Kidneys and Liver during the past six months at times
was severely afflicted that was unable to stand on
my feet as my feet and lower parts Of my legs
very badly swollen my urinary organs in dread
full condition. my blood was In wretched state and it
had become impoverished and circulated go poorly
that my hands and feet would be cold and numb
and so white as to appear ifeless. could not rest
nights. but distressed all that could not lie
still in bed. but would keep turning and rolling from
side to the other all night that would feel more
tired and exhausted in the morning than when went
to bed My condition became so serious that was
obliged to stop work. and for thirty days unable
to be duty consulted the best doctors and tried
the numerous medicines and so-caled cures but rap
idly grew worse, and was in sad condition every way
when long time valued friend Of mine prominent in
this city in large express company, urged to try
Hunts Remedy, as he had known Of wonderful cures
effected by it. Upon his representation obtained two
bottles OF the Remedy and commenced taking it di-
reced and. greatly to SURPRISE in less than twenty
four hours commenced to feel relieved. was
In an awful condition when Ibegan to take the Remedv
and had no faith in it; therefore when found almost
immediate relief even in days Of it. my heart
was made glad, and you continued to take the
Remedy and to improve constantly from day to day.
took it with me on my trip to Maine for bound
to have it with me all the time and the result that
improved speedily all the time was away; and ever
since my arrival home. which several weeks ago.
have been on duty every day. feel first rate and the
swelling of hand. feet and legs have disappeared and
the terrible backache. which used to bother me more
than all the rest. troubles no more. and I sleep
splendidy nights and surely have very excellent and
forcbe reasons for speaking in praise Of Hunts REM
edy, for it has made a new man OF me. don't know
what should have done without Hunts Remedy; it is
the best medicine that took, and very gladly
recommend it to all who afflicted with Kidney OF
Liver disease. or diseases of the Urinary organs.
Respectfully,
s ISAAC W. FAIRBROTHER"
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THr $500 Wonp F1sn1sa Contest

The names and address of the successful contestants
will be published in the Daily papers about March 18TH
Mends Glassware .Crockery, Furni-
ROYAL ture. &C, solid rock! hard ada GLUE.
mant! FIRM AS GRANTEE! Strong
ROYAL est. toughest and most elastic Glue on GLUE.
earth! Absolutely Unbreakable and
ROYAL 1nseparabe!! A Samsonisn Giant GLUE,
among other Clues and Ceme.lts!!
ROYAL Mends china, wood. leather, Billiard GLUE.
Cue Tips and Cloth, kubber Bicycle
ROYAL Tires, Patches on Leather and Rubber GLUE.
Shoes. Bric-a- brac, Book Backs, Met
ROYAL ais, Ornaments Of every kind. marble, GLUE.
Stone, Earthenware Pasteboard. Scrap
ROYAL Books and verything else with insep. GLUE.
arabic Tenacityi Manufacturers OF
ROYAL Textile Fabrics, Labels Imitation GLUE.
Stunned Glass Furniture &C., sup
ROYAL piled by the Gallon or Barrel. GLUE.
20 Cts. per Bottle, with Brush and tin
ROYAL cover: by mail, postpaid. iOc extra: GLUE.
LIVE AGENTS wanted in every city
ROYAL and county throughout U. s., Europe, GLUE,
Canada and South America.
hOYAL Sold by Druggists, Grccers Hard GLUE.
ware, Stationers and Variety Dealers
ROYAL everywhere. Manufactured by j. o. GLUE.
OMEARA CO., 1347 Pa. avenue
ROYAL Washington, d. G. me GLUE.
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Condensed Locals,


Street lamps viii be lighted at p. m. and ex-
tinguiShed 1T 4:15 am.
Frederick Y. Crouch, the author of the song
"Kathleen MayOurneen," is living In Baltimore in
reduced circumstances. He Is now IS years Old In
Buchanan'S time he Was OrganisI at St Mat
thewS.
Yesterday Dorsey E. W. Carter qualified as ex-
ecutor of EIneline Carter; bond, 1900.
Mrs. H. RoSenbaum d Son, No. s22 18th street
northwest, have made an assignment of their
stock and other property to Fillmore Beall for the
benefit OF creditors The firms Indebtedness
amounts to s30C42a
Mary Ida Holmes, by her attorneys, Elliott and
Robinson, has filed a suit for divorce from George
Holmes on the ground OF drunkenness and deser-
ton.
game Of polo was played at the rink last even
Ing between two Washington teams, as follows:
Reds-Gittings, Hillyer, Murphy, Bawsell, and
simpson, aud Mayne. The reds won by score
OF 8 TO /. A large party OF gentlemen and ladies
from Baltimore was present.
cOlored lad, named Edward BURGESS, was in
Judge Shells dock this morning, In a suit OF
clothes which he pleaded guilty OF stealing from
Joshua Cook. He was sentenced to thirty days in
Jail.
This morning Mr.. Charles slgourney, living on
ID, between 9th and 81 streets southwest, found q
dead coIored baby In the alley alongside Of his
house.
Richard Sidnor was sentenced to nay fine OF
go or 30 days In jail by Judge Smell this morning
for ASA ulting an old soldier named VIM. NJ DAILY
THE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages, cut. past
% and fOlded) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere in
NE United States Or Canada for one dollar year.
Attention is called to ths. advertisement In the
administrators Of the estate Of the late Thomas l.
Hume.
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A SERIOUS AssAULr.-In the Police Court this
charged with seriously assauiting Silas Kirk, at
It'll ana o streets, last night. certificate from
Dr. Adams was read. which stated that Kirk was
unable 70 appear at court on account OF his
Injuries The case was continued until Thursday,
under 500 ball In default Of which the defendant
was committed
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUsK-At the meeting OF the
Dashaway eforn club last night addresses were
made by Messrs. J. r. Mcconnell and Charles n.
Nye,and an amusing selection was read by Mr.. Nc
kee. musical program, which has become an at
tractfve feature OF these entertainments was rem
dered by Misses Beall and Wells and MesSrs NoyeS
and Robinson. Mr.. j. r. Mcconnell, OF Equal
Division. s. OF 7. joined the club.
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.-At meeting
OF the colored ctizens OF the 4th district George
town. at the Bethesda Baptist church, last even
ing, the following were elected delegates to the
emancipation convention: Messrs r. d. Rufin,
Samuel NJ. Chase. Alfred Pope. James Semple and
II. W. Hewlett; alternates, Messrs. Arthur Goings
and John Lewis The delegates were instructed
to confer with the appointed delegates OF the Sd
district and the military OF Georgetown and use
their combined efforts to include Georgetown in
the line OF march.
RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP.-AbOut O'Clock this
morning horse attached to the market wagon Of
Mr.. ChaS. Butler, Who was driving at the time ran
away on 32d TO N street Turning into NJ ran into
O lamp post, near 31st, and completely wrecked 1t
end the wagon. Mr.. Butler was thrown out at the
corner OF NJ street, but received no serious in
Jurtea
THREATENED STRIKE OF LocKKEEPERs-Iti is re-
ported at Rockville, Nd, that the employees OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal have entered into a
combination to strike on the opening OF naviga-
ton. Every lOckkeeper is to hold possession of
his LIGHTHOUSE until he receives his back pay, and
the plan includes the obtaining an Injunction On
the property OF the canal
PoRT.-Schr. Rebecca M. Huddell, for George
town, sailed from Charleston nth inst
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CHEAPEST Silks In WAsHrSaroS.

CoLORFD SILKS. Garnet. Navy Blue. Bronze and
Dark Green soc.
SUMNER SILKS; immense assortment, SOC.
FANCY SILKS, in Black aud White Check, Bne and
White. Garnet and White Green and White Check,
75c.
We selling an extra hesyy ''GRoS GRAIN" Cash.
mere finest BLACK SILKS, at 81.
Our very heavy GROS GRAIN COLORED SILKS, re-
duced (from 81. 25) 70 81.
COLORED SURAH SATINS, reduced TO SOC.
Fine quality BLACK SATIN, 7bc.
COLOKED SAT1.S. almost every shade 75c.
Our sublime quality Cashmere finish BLACK SILKS.
reduced from s. TO $50.
aS 9,s sr !. 10 Dest quality caahmers finish
We fFs ssspg s yefy Ore quality Satin finish BLACK
COLORED CASHMERFS pure Wool wide double
width. in Pink. Light Blue Cream and strawberry,
Black and Colored Pure Wool double width CASH.
MERES, 375Sc.
Black 81, cssh1nsss Sshg!AwLs, rure Wool. 81.
Black SILK vELVETS, 81. Is.
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS. SILKS and SATINS, at
half price.
CARRIERS
mhs I'll MARKET SPACE.
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NEW LINE carricEnacross and Swiss enbroider-
les from 2)c. 10 Sl.25 per yard. Pnlka-dOt Swiss
embroidery, l0t., i2}lr. and 20c. per yard.
MRS. MAX WEYL. Art,
7I2 eth street d. ".
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IN Lumber Camp I'm Winter.
The men who cut and haul lumber are fearfully
exposed In severe weather, and, although hardy
ana rugged, are sometimes laid aside from duty.
Mt. Randall, OF Augusta, Maine, who il extern
sively engaged In the numbering business, writes
tnat one OF his men was attacked with terrible
sore throat, so that they thought he would die
They administered Perry Davis Pain Killer, both
internally and externally. In an hour the sufferer
was relieved, and the next day he was at work as
usual
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ROBBERY AT GROCERY SToRK.-Saturday night
Alexander, at the corner OF 4th and streets
northwest, was entered and robbed OF a large
quantity OF provisions, including hams, tea COZ
ticles taken at $50 Lieut.. Kelly has been work.
ing up the case. and has arrested half dozen
boys, but has failed to find anything OF the goods.
He states that after diligent investigation he
thinks the value reported greatly exaggerated,
and is of the opinion that the work was done by
divided among the thieves and deVoured nv them
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c. XASDER has Just received large shipment OF
California wine, such as Zinlandc Mission, Ries-
hng, Gatedel, si1sca.el, ST., at No. Gil 1th st.
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HoCToR's say ladies should wear good yelling
THIS month-Supero quality. silk Or wool, Csc,
Cochrane'S Uptown.
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st. Patrick,s DaY.

ORDER OF PROCESSION ON THE nth INSTANT
The order OF procession on St Patricks day next
Saturday, will be as follows:
Chief marshal, Thos. Muntz: special aids, Pat'k
Maher, John P. Clancy, p. Stanton Jno. McKenna.
First division-Asslstant marshal, Pat'k Moore:
Glroy; knights OF ST. Patrick, Knights OF st. Co
lumbkille, Knights OF St Joseph, Knights Of st.
Peter.
second diviston-Assistant marshal, John II.
VBrien; aids. John Harrington, John O'Neill,
Michael Br0der1ck; Georgetown Hibernian Benev-
client society. Htbernian Benevolent Society, No.
8, Washington City Hibernian Benevolent Society,
The first division will form on Louisiana avenue
right resting on ~ street. The second division
VIII form on Louisiana avenue, right resting on
lett OF first division. The special aids will receive
and assign the societies to their respective posi-
lions. fO~-
Societies are expected TO be on the ground at
1l:SO o'clock sharp. so that the procession may
start promptly at IL O'Clock.
Inc route OF march VIII be down ~ street, pass
yania avenue, to the CAPITOL around the building
by the east front, then to Pennsylvania avenue to
the Executive Mansion, passing In review by the
PRESIDENT, thence along Pennsylvania avenue to
the fountain, back along N street to New Hamp-
shire avenue, to street to 18th. to street 10
10Th, TO II, passing ST. JOSeph'S Orphan ASYLUM
dismiss.
Regalla-Spacial aids, pink sash, white saddle
cloth trimmed with blue, red, white ami blue ro-
settles, With hat Of society. Assistant marshals.
pae PINK sash SASH with hat Of society Marshas Of
with saddle cloth trimmed with blue.
AT meeting OF the marshalS 1t was decided that
the chief and assistant marshais should walt on
and District of1ices, and ask that leaves OF alb.
sence be granted to those who wish to participate
in the parade.
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CITY ITEMS.

The SiMplest Means
to cure Cold or Cough is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price only . GEMS
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W1lbOrsS Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
. Persons who have been taking Cod Liver OIL win
be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has succeeded,
from directions OF several professional gentlemen,
In combining the pure OIL and Lime in such a
manner that 1t Is pleasant to the taste, and its
enectS IN Lung complaints are truly wonderful.
very many persons whose cases were pronounced
hopeless, and who had taken the clear Oh for
long time without marked effect, have been en-
tlrely cured by using this preparation. Be sure
ana GET the genuine. Manufactured only by
giStS. co
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NNAKE AYERS SARsAPARIILA IN THE SPRING
OF the year to purify the blood. invgorate the sys
tem excite the liver to action and restore the healthy
tone and vgor Of the whole physical mechanism. mh8
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FEW MORE hau.,-nade zephyr shasl5 at 49,.
inIahtS' sacquss. 4Sc.
Mrs. Max WEYI. AIT,
1l2 1th street. 4. W.
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JOIN O'DAY and ThoS. Crafty were sentenced
by Judge Smell to-day to 50 days each in Jail ior
assaul1ng Taylor O'Day. colored waiter at a
restaurant on il street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusernen,s. &C.. Tonight.

ANUseEnents. Vcs. 1O.N6Ehfe
FoKp's OPERA HoUSE.-Anthony Il Eliis' double
mammoth " C!4c!e Toms Cabin" company.
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures Janauschek as
"Marie Antofnetse."
TBEATER CONIQUE.-BIg Four combination.
DINE MUsECM.-Novei exhibition and interesting
performance.
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The WEEKLY STAR, large double naper of fifty
Elm columns, viii De sent postpaid tOfUnc dollar q
year. Try IT,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NIEws OF buildings, machinery,
etc. ). + L2Ed1er, Photographer, 40 7th street
northwest.
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EASTER c,Rps at j. o. Akers. li4a 9TH st. NV.

FORGET S0T-Uu lcorn shirts up town. Coch
rane'S.
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I'm the Absence Of Suitable Materials,
or the time to prepare it. people often go without
dressing for salads Buy Durkee's and you Gill
never trouble yourself to make another.
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EASTER CaRns at j. {. Parker's, 617 and 6l9 .tb
street northwest
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Il Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is also
9 penetration uneQualled for the eradication OF
dandruff.
the superiority OF B urnett's Flavoring Extracts
CONSISTS In their purity and great strength.
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THE EXTRAORDINARY POPULARITY OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the natural result of it's
use by Ltegent people tor forty years. It has
ndisputably itself the very best known specific
for all colds, coughs, and pulmonary complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

Mr.. Ira F. MunSOu.
OF Washington SAYS: 81 took Browns Iron Bitters
for Indigestion, and the effect was in every way
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SrfYER SILKS, - cents
Surth silks. 80 sntS.
Coissc D-sSS silks. 81.
NUNS EailiBGS, ali WOOL, p cents.
Ladies cloths, I'll c0iOTS.
tioi0red Cds1f-STeS and Chudda Dress Goods.
New China Mating, in fancy styles. Spring Car
pets. new patterns.
Floor OF icths. Tows0a'5, Pennsylvania ave-
nuc, Sou,h side, near market
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"A1derney Dairy Wa9ons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints, 55c oer To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermlk and sweet milk.
&C. per Of Cream. i5c pint
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Cafarrh Of the bladder.
Singing Irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by 'sBuchu- paiba.'
u.
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wHITB GOoDs, observation-disclosures u!
town.
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DRY GOODS.
Dnr GooDs.
J. A. LUTTRELL & co.

j. A. LUTTRELL co.
Fine French sateens. In endless variety and beautiful
designs with plairshades 70 match.
French Camhrice. Sc inches wide and extra heavy
weasht very Desirable for fancy ehirting.
oeaunfnl line Of White and Cream Robes. trimmed
with Hamburg and Irish Point.
summer silks. in checked sursh ~ inches wide.
Al the new spring Novelties in Wool Fabrics
iuu Inc OF Black and Colored Silks and Cashmeres
prices and quality with any house in the city.
J. A. LCITRk1L b CO..
mh9 Mari at
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Family Stores.
GOOD livers should order Hub Punch with their
supplies Sold by grocers and druggists
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TT IS EVERY MAN'sDUTY TO PROVIDE FOR HIS
family. In the middle ranks Of life few have much
their ssEy decssss an Il most have Deome
BY devotng very small portion Of their income or sal
airy In the Of Life the head OF the family
after BE his policy his wdex ana Children win 6e
endowed with certain amount Of money Once Of the
f6-1m l. 7. KNIGHT Msna0er
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tic Weather.

TIe Weather.
OFFICE or HE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
UAsr;S6ToS. Il. C., March 70, 1889, $50 a. no.
Fer the mtidla Atlantic states. fair weather.
southwest yeC-ing to northwest winds, stationary
o. lower temperature, higher pressure.
SPECIAL. BULLETIN
Fair weather Is indicated on wednesday In
New England, the In,d;iie AMI south Atlantic
states.
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On.-SEwISG MACHISEs-Cochrane's best, 10
BEETLES.
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Best Cashmere, Silk Velvet Grapes, ia 7th ste

81 Have Been Afflicted
with an affection OF the Throat from childhood
caused by diphther1a, and have used various reme-
dies, but have never found anything equal to
Browns Bronchial Troches. "-Ren O. IL F. Hanap-
ton, Fiket0n, KY Sold only in boxes
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TEE JAPASEsE SALE.-Fuliy one thousand per-
sons visited Mr. Dowling's art rooms YESTERDAY
80 to-day TO view the display OF Japanese art
oala viii be q success. Without exception II ia
oAimed as one OF the most varied and valuable
eoections that has been sent to this city In long
me The sale will commence promptly to-mof.
~ morning at II O'Clock, when seats and every
Sn1ort WI be provided for parties attending.
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SCARLET FEVER NOT EPIDEMIC IN SOUTH WASH.
fNGTOS.-The published reports In relation to the
prevalence OF scarlet fever In South Washington,
and the action OF Mr.. Baum. one OF the school
trustees for that section In sending circular note
to the physicians OF that vicinity asking them to
request parents OF children when such disease
exists to retain from sending their children to
school, while there Is danger OF spreading the
disease broadcast, &C., induced STAR reporter to
investigate the matter. On inquiry Of Health
Onicer Townshend the reporter was told that
there Is very little scarlet fever In this CITY, and
that II does not exist in an epidemic form, no more
cases being reported the mortality reports than
Is usual at this season OF the year. On applying
at Mr.. Baum's Office, in South Washington,h ne was
told by son OF Mr. Baum, that gentleman being
scarlet fever In that vicinity; that his father had
writteD out such request to forward to the ply.
sicians, but had not yet sent 1t, and he thought he
would not Several gentlemen OF that section OF
the city say that the facts do not justify the pub
llca tons made.
COLUMBIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
ment OF the Columbian University will take place
at Lincoln Hall, Thursday evening. Tue program
arranged includes the ceremony OF comforting of
degrees by J. c. yelling, IL D., president OF the
Prof. A. F. A. King, D.; the valedictory by Philip
6. Wales, d. D.; award OF prizes by Prof. William
Lee, MD. The graduating class is composed OF
the following gentlemen: Middleton F. Cuthbert,
Wales. OF the District OF Columbia: VIM. c. Bor-
den, OF New York; Harry C. Corbett and Reginald
-Munson. OF Virginia; Richard A. Pyle and p. Bry-
son Wood. OF Maryland. and Edward T. Womers-
have passed q satisfactory examination In the
primary branches: VIM. H. Fox, Henry B. Noble
Millard F. Thompson and Joseph r. Walton OF
the District OF Columbia: Revere r. Gurley, q
man, OF Pennsylvania, and Thomas A. Berryhill
OF Missouri
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Easter Cards at ]. Jay Gould's, 4e1 9th st.
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A Fine Hair Dressi,

LundbOrR,s
Perfumes, Edenia and Marechal Mel rose
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS AMY LEAvITT OF BOSTON, TEACHE
W1 OF Vocal and instrumental Music and HARMONY
Address $40 street northwest Lessons resumed SET
anl,l9
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PASSENGERS.
VESSELS IN PORT.
VESSELS. EXPECTED. 6.

VGSSELOA ENFES GOs n
Rig Name 49, From s~'< ~"- Due
Stmr Suez, from s. L. Jan II
Stmr Australia from $. +. Jan 81
Stmr Zcalandia FIN Sydney. Feb II
Br blk Ullock FIN Liverpool, Dec
,Br ship Ambassador, fin Newcastle
BarksLocli Lee, fin Newcastle, Dec
Blk G R Bishop, from Bremen, Feb 10
- Jubilee from Newcastle. Feb IL
Blk Janet Court, FIN Liverpool, March
Blk Aber Aman FIN Glasgow, .busd Dee
Am bk Amy Turner from Boston, Jan %
Am bktnc Elinor Vernon; fm NY. NH Is
CIR blk Canopus. I'm Bremen, --.----4-.F Feb 4
Br s CT Hook I'm Hongkong, Due
Am tern NJ + Smith FIN PIT BILE, ia 80
Am blk Emerald I'm Pt Gamble, ia 30
Am bktne Ella FIN S. f. Jan 20
Am tern Datoka, fm PIT Blakeley, Due
Br ship Glcnbcrvios fin Liverp'l, Nil
VESSELS EXPECTED At KAHuLul. ---
Schr Rosario from Eureka ,..f...,
Schr Anna from Eureka
Blk F S Thompson from Nanaimo ,,
: Bgtne Hazard from PIT Townsend 5..t
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Is Hrires are uScuEsrIoSaBIE and
Is tRt1IvE CHARACTER Absolute, As 1Hr
! 81 - eAss PERSONALLY TESTIFY. BOTH.
fNe1f fsiAEsFscE AM! OBSERVATION. Writs.
y eaee 10 hATLoca Il JlsSEY, Dev'
street, aew iork, enclosing 81. and VOC
VIZ esr1.- BY return a remedy that Win,
ef1oie son to hear like anybody else. !
aha Sheae curative effects will he per-.
f.nnsiit. lou will never regret doing
%. = kas!o,' Of Mercantile Reriese.
- 10 avoid loss IN the Nails. nl.os.
send money by registered letter.
Only III! oried by
HAELOCK 4 JENNEY
ney ST., n. Y.
So'escents for America. deco ~