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The new North-west., 1883-12-07
Notice Of Final Entry.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Halapa N IT Npv.unhar 10 1899

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has ed notice OF his intention 10 make fin II
proof in support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge
Lodge. saturday, the 18th day Of December A. D.
The new North-west., 1883-12-07
Notice to Co-OwnerS,

To G. ID. Brunson, or his Assigns.
You are hereby notified that have expended
two hundred and forty dollars [S24Ol in labor
and improvements upon claim No. southeast
of Discovery on the Levi Burr lode In Flint
Greek Mining District, Deer Lodge county, M. T,
said expenditure being the amount necessary in
order to hold said premises under the provisions
Of section 1924 Revised Statutes of the United
States, for the twelve years ending A. D. 1882.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to pay
two hundred and torty dollars [S2f0I expended
by me on the said claim No. 2 southeast on the
Levi Burr lode within ninety days from the date
OF the publication of this notice, all your interest
in said claim will become the property of the
subscriber under said section 1924.
HENRIETTA SCHNEPEL.
Deer Lodge, Sept 20, 1888. 742-l3t
The new North-west., 1883-12-07
No. 1927.
Application for Patent

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T., October 90, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis Davis and Ed.
ward Mason, whose postofice address Is BLACK foot
City, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, have
this day ded their application for patent for forty
acres OF placer mining land situated In unorganzed
mining district Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory described In legal subdivisions of surveyed land
as follows, 70 wit:
The sEh Of Lot No. ?; the NEA of the SCI OF the
NEk, and the 81 of the SEA of the NEIi Of section
No. % TON,
The adjoining claimants 10 these premises are
Lewis Davis ct al and Adam Gerhauser placer claims
on the east and T. II. Keinschmidt al placer claim
on the south.
T. Atkinson, Register.
LEWIS DAVIS Atty for Claimants. 7i610t
The new North-west., 1883-12-07
JOHN CHARLES MCLEOD,

Of Philipsburg Postofdce, Deer Lodge county, NJ T..
Who filed Presumption Declaratory Statement No.
1851 for the Eh OF the SWk aud the WV Of the
Sen of section No. % In T No. N, of r. No. II w.
Lie names the following witnesses prove hr contn-
nous residence upon and cultivation of said tract to-
wit Michael Duty. William Mcdonald. William
q. Bradshaw and John Duffy. all OF Phiiipsburg
Postoffce, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
r. Atkinson, Register.
%. Il. OBANNON, Atty for Claimant, .4gt5
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Alexanaraa Auairs.
Rsported1or THE Evxrrxe srA..

deporteos1of HE EyENrN0 STAH.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST sxAILPox--There seems
VIII not obtain footing ia the town, for, warned
by its wide extension here during the war, when
s eG o saa 70 be one cases In hos
wards adopted for the prevention OF the disease.
Several times within the past few years have cases
seldom extending beyond one house, has always
been soon stamped out
TIE Gas QuEsrIoS.-There seems to be pause
tuition OF water gas apparatus for coal gas retorts
at the gas works here Suggestions Of danger
been Sa are TO nGn mas
bonic oxide in coal gas as In water gas, and one
as noxious as the other to the lungs. To the sug-
water gas is obtained, is Of limited supply and
corner" In 1t is easily made, and its price forced
up. thus suo1ecting cheap gas to become very
mlttee on light have made no arrangement on the
subject and the matter Is sti open, and likely to
continue so for some time
The special committee On the subject OF vaccina-
ton met last night and agreed to report bill COM
pell1ng each inhabitants to be vaccinated every
REroRrER's NorEs.-The committee on public
properly Will oner next month the annual lease OF
the nSn Wnar1 at public auction. 1t will be under
stood that the renting win be made sonar or no
offai" without guarentea- Navigation continues
the river nt.-The gipsies encamped In Alex
andria county attract some attention. They are
about breaking up their camp and moving SOUTH
abduction Rev. Fields Cook was arrested and dis
charged, writes from her new home, In Michigan,
@ Win nsr ana that
steam tug Ben and the ferry steamer City OF
washington are both here on the riverside under
vania e1cursiontst to Florida passed through here
yesterday. but made no stop.-Old Dominion
Building assoca ton here at its last meeting sold
81 200 at 2,much less profit than is usual in Wash
1ngtOn.
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MADE AT THE QUARTERLY MEETING LAST NIGHT.
The quarterly meeting Of the nth subdivision
Associated Charities was held at the Spencerian
Business college last even,ng-Mr Geo W. Adams,
president, In the chair, and Mrs. Sara A. Spencer
acting as secretary. Mrs Mayse. the treasurer.
read her report for the quarter, show ing rec DTS
$106 63; disbursements, $9S. 62. Mrs. Spencer sub
mitted her report as secretary, showing number
Of applicants for work, 70; for aims, 90; number
tricts Is; expended for relief, s4sSs The DEPART
ment OF industry, she said, was not yet open, d
formally, but the office was maintained at 922 D
ton OF the tramp nuisance to this Office. Mrs
Spencer urged that the ofIice of friendly visitor
nad
population was $500 Of whom whom the ss oGS
hotels, 800 saloons and 80 houses of ill-repute.
There were also IA churches and numbers OF
charitable organizations or clubs, but some Of
them were unknown to each other.
regrets at bis inability 70 be present and enclos.
tributed so under the head Of "a friend S yon
OF thanks was rendered Mr.. RyneaL
MT. W. u: Armstrong was elected vice presi-
Mrs w. B. Smell, In place OF Mira A. Nailor' and
VIM. Hahn to NIL vacancy.
eleven months had demonstrated that the svstam M
yet they had failed in some OF taer oeeC C1s f sa
want OF cooperation He predicted that in .
short time they would have the support OF the
community, for the undertaking was In the In.
sanitary regulation.
DR.. 3. u. 0allaudet endorsed the work warmly
Mo. spencer spoke OF the spafhy In the churches
given employment 70 90 WOE en-. She also urreS
that cache be established ~here women obli9e(
| 70 work could leave their children. Ma r.
Mussey, speaking u the work In the tn sub iivis
ion, referred to Row. Dr. Sunderland as model yisi
tor, he having thoroughly established hts eouare
MIA BVtiea -
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don't want you to take ~ 60 but can and - u
sHannie" Shirt for 75c Esdc at me round thrsaL
deceive sysl Enicfcsd .i: "a ss ssse soso@ 2
Union insm but pure hnen). and telled aeama (nS
turned over ana sttched throSsh III &c state0;
ana tiSn Vosked (not Workel and tsq cut Only IA
FOR - .HsnniS shirt A full gtock cf Si1tM un6e.
fce IA : sad ~ ever sold IN fhs do. An - 49,
Soveifes IN 6iR NecAweax; y 6caxD ooe0 - IA
- - ss szanxzss. ,sa = sis,s.
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Affair. i'm West Warrington

WEDDING.-Mss Ella P. Gibbons, daughter of
place was united in marriage last evening to Mr..
Geo. F. Hoskinson, OF Montgomery county, Md.
The ceremony took place at st Johns p. f. church,
and was performed by the Rev. Geo. A. Gibbons,
OF Fairmont, uncle OF the bride, assisted by DR.:
Lindsay, pastor OF the church. After the cere-
brides father No 1861 a2d street; after which, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoskinson left on their wedding tour.
PREsENTATION.-MrJ j. T. Cone, C. c., presented
IL Z: OF p, to Mr.: Ben. Harper, P. c.. valuable
watch as slight token OF the esteem In which
MI. Harper Is held by the members Of the lodge.
seriously injured last evening while coastng. DR..
Peter Is In attendance.
INJURED BY A SNOW FALL.-Policeman Brown
was considerably shocked yesterday by a heavy
fall OF snow from the roof of house near the
ner OF 32d and street, belonging to the Linthi-
and substantial snow brakes upon them.
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Amusements. &c. Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-Ideal Opera Company in
" Pafience"
NATIONAL THEATER.-RobSOn & Crane as the
DTOBtiOs in comedy OF Errors"
LINCOLN HALI--"Blssett's Singin' Skewl"
THEATER CoMIQUE--Frst-class varieties.
DIME MUsEUM.-Dog Circus and performance.
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Every aass q secuutiss boueiA ana sosl q oemuaD
Non IN San Fruncdsoo. Baltimore. phfladslphAA No
York Boston and Warrington. Ordas exscund a. ~
New York STOCK Exchange st ons-eigAh q O. ~ go
examination. Pf1vsAs and dirsst tsasgzsUA w1ro -
RSchmond. baltimore philaAalpAiA New YsRk ~
Boston. through which ordsn 80 szseu1sd - .
otock Exchane0 n those GaD and S1pogeea ~
formation rsgsrdin9 - DgssAso sssutyod 0suuoe g
wira TNsTAATsx d1sset ssun - &eU xe8 ~
ExchaneA -
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F1Rsr ARRIVAL Or SpRsa GooDs.

100 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SATINES IN THE
VERY LATEST STYLES,
We call special attention 10 this elegant stock and
would advise early selection. the Indications are
that the market win coon be depleted Of choice styes
Great reduction in al Winter Coats, Coaks and Cir.
GUAR Bernn Clotn Ssckess % very ~ low prices
goods in the market for ladies who prefer the correct
style. A rare chance In offered.
EVENING SILKS and SATINS IN treat variety,
RICH OTTOMAN SILKS In al colors.
BROCADE PLUSH In evening shades.
CASHMERES and ALBATROSS In Ill the deaicate
colors.
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs. in eight beautiful
shades. reduced to ST.
BLACK SILK VELVETS in all grades.
Great reduction in BROCADE vELvET6. Black and
colors.
In fact complete stock Of First Class Dry Goods.
w. N. SINISTER SONS.
S19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ii. R-The best IL the cheapest. jal6
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Condensed Locals,

Street lamps will be lighted at IL midnight and
THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing: price, three cents per copy. 1t is a
amt % Of b cut
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
before the Police Court this morning for robbing
the till OF Henry Nebits restaurant, on 9th street,
near Center market. He confessed the robbery,
jail.
The police made forty lone arrests yesterday for
About o'clock last night as John Dors:er, who
drives Mr.. S. P. Rounds private carriage, was
driving along street, between 9Th and 7th streets
northwest, one of the horses struck young lady
named Mary Smith, knocking her down and in
turng her ankle She Was taken to her home, 453
Mr.. j. Harris Rogers, late electrician q. s. Capt.
tol, has purchased from VIM. B. Webb, ESQ.,, ex-
west, with the buildings known as 1.-The Purdy
Glass Works." to manufacture electrical instru-
ments for his various Inventions
The Court in General Term yesterday adjourned
George c. Whiting Lodge No. q, FAAM, cele-
DRAFTED ITS 18th anniversary last night by supper
At an adjourned meeting OF the congregation OF
grace +. b. church, corner OF 9Th and d streets
southwest, last evening, the attendance being
rather small, IL was declled to take no action to-
wards tlng the pulpit, bat to refer the matter TO
the veStry. which viii meet in a few days
The Boston Ideal opera troupe are attracting
crowded houses at Ford'S.
A select concert will be given by the Y.MCA.
orchestra at the Association hail tomorrow (Fri-
day, 19th-) PrOtS Bernays, Beckel kaspar, Jaeger,
Madam Annie-Roemer KaSpar and Mrs. Jennie
True are among the musical talent engaged.
Messrs- Robson and Crane will appear at the
National theater tonight and tomorrow night In
ehakespeare'S immortal "COmedy OF Errors"
and on Saturday !" Our Bachelors will be given.
This announcement ought to draw crowded houses
the remainder of the week.
Charles Shreeve and William H. Main & Bro,
Charged with being unlicensed real estate agents,
produced their licenses in the Police Court this
morning, and the cases against them were dis
missed.
The New York World says: company has been
organized In New Jersey Tor the purpose OF build
Ing railroad between Washington, d. c., and the
Messrs- Robson and Hobart of New Jersey, are
the prominent members OF the company.
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SEND THE WEEKLY STAR as New Years gift to
your friend 1t Is large eigit-page paper of
fny-six columns. Only one dollar (Dostpaid) a
year-reduced from two dollars.
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Edison, discoverer OF Telephones, and DR.. Bull, OF
Cough Syrup aotoriety.
Johnson,s Oysters.
Arrived to-day some OF the very best known to
the American waters Steamed, roast, broil, &c.
ms 81 gallon all
Hon. J. A. Mckenzie,
n Nc. C. from Kentucky, says; II used Browns Iron
strengthened and improved In health"
For Throat Diseases and Coughs.
Browns Bronchial Troches, like all other really
good things, are frequently initiated. The genuine
are sold only in boxes
The Peoples Worldwide Verdict. -
Burnett's Cocaine has been sold in every civil
lied country. and the public have rendered the
veauict I'm tnas M Is the cheapest and best Hair Dress
Burnett's Fiavoring Extracts are Invariably &C
knowledged the puresr aud best
Hecker's Baking Powder
s bses saa
tiles cannot be surpassed.
A New Year. Gift.
year, is in order It is large eight-page paper Of
country. Only one dollar, post paid
COD Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
Perfect BuckWheat Cakes
In three minutes can be made by using Heckers
self-raising Buckwheat Heckers self-raising
flour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
to use. For sale by all grocers.
DONE Die i'm the House.
Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bedbugs, flies ants, moles. chpmunks. gophers. 15c.
"AIderney Dairy WagOns.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In K-lb. 'Ward" prints, Csc. per 10
Also cottage cheese, buttermllk and sweet milk.
&c. per ct Cream, i5c. pint
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HOT SPRING crystal spiral earrings, So; Etruscan
hoops, So; gold-fillad bracelets, s.; at Prigg's.
UNIcoRNs unparalleled l. e., dress shirts. Coch-
rane'S, uptown.
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EMBROIDERIEs, effective enticing, enduring, ex-
ceilent, Cochrane'S, uptown.
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The American C0lomlzatf0m Society.
HEcTIoN OF oTFICERs-sATIsFAcToRY PROGRESS OF
THE AFRICAN REPUBLIC.

The American C0lOmizatf0m Society.
LEcTIoN or oyFICERs-sATIsFAcToRY PROGRESS OF
THE AFRICAN REPUBLIC
The annual meeting Of the board OF directors Of
this time-honored association, which began at
their rooms In the Colonization building, on Tues
day, came to a close last evening. Among the
members in attendance from distance were ex-
President Maclean, OF Princeton college; DR..
Nichols, OF Bloomingdale asylum, New York city,
and Rev. Drs. Saul. Syle, and Duller, and Mr.
Edward s. Norris, Of Philadelphia ;:also, Rev. Drs
Chicker1ng and Blyden, the latter president OF
Liberia college at Monrov1a. Dr. Nichols presided
and Mr.. William Coppinger was appointed secre-
tary.
The board was specially impressed with the
magnitude Of the work pressing upon the society,
as shown in the voluntary and urgent applica-
lions from several thousands OF intelligent and
enterpris1ng men OF color for passage and homes
in Liberia, and in the steady growth inland Of
settlements and the extension of the elevating
influence OF that republic far back from the coast
Education Is more generally cared for, the produc-
ton of coffee exceeds largely that Of past, and
steamers composing three lines from Liverpool to
the west coast OF Africa.
The Officers elected are as follows: President,
Hon. John II. B. Latrobe; secretary and treasurer,
Mr. William CHppnger; executive committee, DR..
Harvey Ltndsly, Hon. Peter Parker, Judge Charles
c. Mott, Reginald Fendall ESQ.,, Rev. Thomas G.
Addison, d. D., Rev. Byron Sunderland, D. D.,
Judge Alexander B. Hagner.
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SouvERA1N
HENRIor 4 CO.. EsTAB
u H NPA GN IL

~ II A II p A g N u
THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE. FOR SALE IN
BARBOUR HAMILTON,
THOMAS RUSSELL.
VIM. SHOEMAKER.
B. W. REEDS SONS
]. b. MAGRUDER
A. DOUGLAS
WLLARD'S HOTEL.
RIGGS HOUSE
EBBITT HOUSE.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
WORMLEY'S HOTEL.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
ST. MARC HOTEL.
WELCKER'S RESTAURANT.
J. F. CHAMBERLAIN
AMERICAN HOUSE.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
HARVEY HOLDEN. Penna. avenue
HORACE
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND
1an1-m. th6w
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GREAT BARGAISs-black silks and pushes. Brot
heads, 1905 street.
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FrssELL's ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

SPRING sewing days, Cochranes bargains, up
town
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We have now Marked Down to the Very Lowest Rock
Bottom Prices every article Of Winter Goods That
the prices are appreciated Cloak Department We
know from the rapdity with which stock is being
reduced few days more saes like the past will find
US with no stock on hand.
IN OUR BLANKET DEPARTMENT
We have also made very Low Prices on the balance of
our Stock, and . few pairs Of Soiled Blankets are
marked at prices lower STILL indeed they ought to be-
Wehave also made general reduction in our ace Cur
tain Department and have made specially Low Prices
on all Patterns where the quantity small say one
two or three pairs and have also reduced half dozen
pieces Of Ecru and White Nottingham Net to 25c per
yard which is decidedly the best value we have ever
offered. In connection with the above we offer a few
Special Bargains in Nottingham Tides and Pillow
Shams and 10. 600 Antique Squares for making Tdies
Bed Spreads. Pillow Shams. &C.. ct lOc. each or 81
per dozen.
Our next greatest reduction Is in all fhe Remnants and
Short Lengths of Silks Vevets and Dress Goods which
we collect on special counter at this year.
and offer the best Bargains Of the season.
We have also reduced few ends of Seal Pushes to 90
low prices that they good purchase for another
season.
ouy when you can get the largest value for the
We pursue the same course and buy from Importers
when they are most anxious to SELL
We have just bought Dozen Pieces of Black SILK at
Lower Prices than ever owned them. We offer one
grade at 75c yard. 1t is not poor silk either Il
Is worth 81 peryard; you'll say 80.
We preparing take Stock and want to clear
up all the Odds and Ends in every Department and
have made the prices tell.
few Ladies' Fur-top Mittens at &c. per pair not
many, but they are worth dollar 10 you. to u.s.
few Elegant French Cashmere Hose Misses sold at
Toe to 81 10 pair we willing to sell the broken
sizes at 50c per pair.
INLADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR
We have too many large sizes in 75c and 81 quail
ties; we have therefore marked them Soc and 75c.
spectively, and they go right out and we like it.
We also making efforts to show good Bargains in
Linens and Housekeeping Goods. and have Just added
50 dozen of splendid Bleached Turkish Bath Towel,
22x45. at Quarter. as good anything we ever
showed for 81 or SIC. heretofore.
Wamsutta at l1><c.. and Pride Of the West at 12hc
are cheap.
Wide Cottons are also cheap. Manufacturers will put
them up again the moment they think the maket win
warrant It,
20-inch Glass Towelng. all Linen, checked In Blue or
Fed at INC yard is one Of every day Bargains;
always have 1t the year around, and German Twiled
Linen Crash at same price, Is also cheap at l2sc.-l8
inches wide.
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CROSSING crossed comfortably; cause, Cochrane's
leggin3s, ladies' .
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
III hereby ann unce to many friends and the public
generally that have opened Employment Office and
am prepared to furnish places for frstclas cooks
eral house workers. Carriage drivers xo Families lilies
needing help Of any kind are reqnested togye me call
the shortest notice possible and the most
terms: Omce-12O4 street northwest. Office hours
j16-3t.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CoCHRANE's cotton underwear, ladies'; arrived
uptown.
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DRY GOODS.

DIZZY Goops.
TRUNNEL 4 CLARK,
sll MARKET SPACE
HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE AND VERY DESIRABLE
STOCK To SELECT FROM. AT
LOW PRICES.
BROCADE and PLAIN SILK PLusHFs
OTTOMAN SILKS. in Black and ColorsL
BLACK SILKS, all grades-specsl barsSns
A splendid line of LUPIN'S MERINos. reduced 10 %
cts.
LUPIN's BLACK GOODS, I'm an qualities.
COURTAULD'S BLACK CREPES, wide, for yeils-
DRESS GOODS. great variety, all at bottom prices,
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR-Ladiee'a ana Cent?,
A grand stock Of HANDKERCHIFFS.
DoMESIICs. BLANKETS. FLANNELs &C.. fun
ONE PRICE ONLY.
.A TRUNNEL & CLARK.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the follow ing special bulletin to the press: There
has been great fall of temperature in the lake
region and northwestern territory. cold wave
Is central In Dakota and Wyoming, where temper
atures are reported 400 below the mean for the
month. Minimum temperatures lower than minus
800 were observed last night in Manitoba Dakota,
Montana and Wyoming. The cold wave In the
northwest will extend the northern states to-
day, but very low temperatures are not Indicated.
The following special temperatures were reported
at p. IN. yesterdly :-Washington, $50; Norfolk,
a7o; Savannah, 60; Atlanta, 400; Jacksonville,
10; Pensacola, Csc; New Orleans, go; Galveston,
BIC; San Antonio, $50; Los Angeles, $40; Tu son.
61o; San Diego, $50 Rain or snow is in Heated
on Friday In the gulf states and Tennessee and
Ohio valley, and now In the lake region.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking. snufing running nostris, poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains
purfes the breath and restores the voice. TASTE smell
and hearing An absolute for Catarrh and all its
symptoms. As effective in Of 40 ye$rs standing
as in ordinary colds Dr. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure
s.. 90 Of all Druggists or delivered by D. DEWEY
Co.. 1872 Fulton st., New York. $685. th4m
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NEW hosiery; ladies'. gents, child's, Coch.
raLe5, uptown
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TRUSTEES SALE or Two SQuARRs-A trustees
DogIoW at O'Clock pm. (Friday, January 18TH /,
They are bounded KS follows; Square No. go by
i and streets north and eth and 9th streets
east Square oil by Fl and I streets north and 9Th
ana eeh streets east Each one contains ten
original lote and will be sold accordingly. These
oze two OF tie best squares In the northeastern
oeDoo& earn
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CITY ITEMS.

Two Emlnent Mem
Edison, discoverer Of Telephones, and Dr.. Bull, Of
Cough Syrup lotoriety.
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HERMAN'S CONFECTIONERY.
Is North Charles Street
BALTIM MORE.
The finest and most artistic Ices and Ice Creama in
all conceivable forms, emblematic, &c.
The following are few OF our specialties:
CHERRY-MAYO, CROQUAN, BISCUIT GLAZE.
PLUM GLAZE. ORNAMENTED PLUMBER.
FRUITAdE, ASPARAGUS. PIS- n
TATEHO GLAZE.
Expressed to your door in ice caves In safe and
convenient SHAPE for the table,
We win furnish anything in our line at the shortest
oouce ana at reasonable prices. tal3-2lt
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

CFrrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. IS. 1885, $50 a n
For the middle Atlantic states, colder, clearing
weather. westerly veerlng TO northeriy winds,
higher pressure.