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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-23
THE DOLLAR COLUMN.

advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ~
lines of small type) in length will be inserted II
.hts column for dollar per week. or nifty cents
tAs FRA insertion and twenty-five cents each ID.
dt.io2sl insertion-psyable in advanced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-26
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


", WAsHISGToN SPORTS IN AIExANDRIA.-The
Washington gaming houses, which 1t ts rumored
have recently transferred their business to this
place do not. 1T Is said, admit Alcxandrians, and
ence. Mayor Beckham to whom has been written
anonymous notes, whose origin is as secret as the
gambling houses, announces that he can take no
notice OF complaints made In this way, but that II
any respectable citizen will give information on
oath he VIII issue warrants at once. Meanwhile, 1t
Is said, that the new "bOom' has considerably in
creased the profits OF some classes Of licensed
dealers, and that "Pharoah' has been more sue
cessiul IN crossing the Potomac than he was In
getting over the Red Sea.
EASTER SERvicEs--The churches here drew
crowds yesterday. At the three Episcopal churches
the afternoon the Sunday schools celebrated the
day. At the Baptist church Rev. Dr. Hippo de-
Ivered sermon to Young prisons. P. EGartner
preached OF the VI. 4. church south, and Rev. Dr.
Pouis0n gave resurrection sermon at the NJ. f.
church. The superintendent Of the Free Netho-
disfs, Rev. B. f. Roberts, made a VISIT to the
cnurch on Mouth Lee street and preached there.
At 81. Mary's church the choir gave some fine
music, and Rev. Father Guidner. Of Georgetown
sunday school drew large crowd to that church
yesterday afternoon. The classes, with hymns
and cantcies OF JOY, built up out OF separate Offer
1ngs beautiful cross OF flowers, over which a
garland was hung, and a crown OF lights sur
mounted the sacred symbol.
DEATHs.-There were three deaths here yester-
day. Richard JaVenS, at his home on North Alfred
street: Mrs. j. Hammond, at her home On Cam
eron; between Alfred and Patrick streets, and Mrs.
A. Wright, colOred, on South Pitt street.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Alexandria county
court. Judge Sangster. was opened at the Column
9n n street stree court,hons'. for the March term.-
The Vapor Fuel Co. having separated from the
Potomac Manufacturing Co., the latter corporation
now wants the former TO pay for the use OF the p
NJ. works here for the months during which the
vapor process was enthusiastically has been
holiday for the school Children but the condition
rolling eggs to mntmum-NO new fact in the
Massey-Wlse case at Alexandria.
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CITY ITEMS.
Fountain Of I1appiness-
A bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only %

The Following Immense Bargains I'm
TinvHare
OF the best manufactures Will be sold tomorrow
and Wednesday only at r. Goldschmds sI2 9TH
St NV: Ct covered tin buckets &c, 8 at. &c, 4 Of
l5c, 6qt: Dc, 10 Ct dish pans 1ic 12 Qt l5c. II Ct
qt lie, OF 15c, inch jelly or pie plates &c,
gravy stransrs e, large Japanned dust pans &c,
basins I0c, extra large size l5c, dippers &c, pit
cups 2e, Ct. &c, scalloped pie plates Sc, covered
Chamber buckets assorted co.ers 3sc, foot tubs
pans &c, dairy pans &C, large SC. extra large lac,
stew pan with handles DC. larger size &c. extra
novelty spice tray with boxes 4Oc, large cuspa-
dores assorted colors 15c, small size &c. Qt coffee
boilers &c, ~ qt 1sc, qt 15c, qt s0c, 4Qt CSC,
Qt 3Oc, ornamental cake cutters Sc, toilet sets
assorted colors 3pieces $780, cullenders &c, extra
large 12c, bread Or cake boxes CO. 20 and &C., large
hour scoops &c, champion -four sleeves 10c, square
bread pans &c, row muffin pans DC. 6 row Sc,
dredge boxes 4c, tunnels and Sc, ~ inch tea
trays assorted coiors &C., also great bargains in
baby carriages.
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RBcovBRY or THE BODY OF Herbert II. Coll
LNa-The body OF Herbert H. Collins, the young
the river opposite Potomac landing, while trying
70 rescue two young men whose boat was over
turned. was recovered yesterday by Butts,
White and Charles Burrows, who were engaged
IN dragging the river. The body was found about
nifty feet above the spot where most OF the efforts
place where it had sunk. II was remarkably well
lain In the water MI. Clements, the undertaken
had given certificate OF death by drowning, they
were prepared for burial and taken to the resi-
have been made for the funeral at 4:so pm. to-
morrow, when the remains will be inferred at Oak
HILL The professional divers who were engaged
in the search for the body last week state that the
Potomac at the point where they looked for the
remains Is the toughest and most dangerous water
they have worked In, as the bottom is jagged
with rocks and filed with caves ten and fifteen
feet deep.
AN INSANE MAN SENT TO THE AsY1UM-About
$40 O. clock yesterday morning Priyates Riley, Ro-
hey and Burrows brought to the station white
man, named Lucien Beach, D years Old, living at
No. 112a Goth street, violently insane. He was
locked up for safe keeping and afterwards sent to
the insane asylum.
APRovEMEETs-Mr VIM. c. Hazel IS about to
begin the erection OF three comfortable brick
houses on street, between 31st and 32i streets.
The Columbia boat club broke ground to-day
for the addition to their house at the foot OF S2d
THE Striking BoATMEN AT CUNBERLAND-The
majority or boatmen at Cumberland, Nd, are
opposeu ~ accepting W cents per Ion Ireignt, the
rate which, 1T is pretty Well settled the principal
companies have agreed upon to pay, and On satur-
day they struck.
- NorEs.-At Mt Pleasant NJ p church, Rev. t.
4. Coulbourne, yesterday morning preached his
farewell serilon.--The remains OF the late An
drew j. T!lley, who died in Chicago some weeks
ago, as mentioned in THE STAR. have been for
warded here for faterment 1T Oak Hill cemetery
Tomorrow at O'clock.-A musical and dramatic
entertainment has been arranged up Ter the au-
spices OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of ST. John s
church, by Mr.. E. b. Hay for Tomorrow evening,
at Curtis hall See aivt.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boa Z. Lyon, Whiting with
350O bushels wheat; boat Samuel Jarboe. with
$500 bushels wheat. Sales-7,000 bushels wheat
at III to 122.
The LINCOLN LIGHT GUARDS will parade on
emancipation day IN new uniforms with large
mum Der OF new recruits.
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New DREss Goops,

ELECTRIC BLUE CRUSHED STRAWBERRY.
SHRIMP PINK, OK BLOOD, FRENCH
GREEN. CHIN BLUE. GARNET BRONZE,
MARINE BLUE, CaEAM ETC. IN
40 inches wide Illuminated Foule, so cents.
80 inches wide Nuns Yelling 80 cents.
~ inches wide Iseges 90 cents.
40 inches wide French Caslifaeres. 20 cents
~ inches wide French Chndda, CO cents.
~ inches wide Cachemire Bege, CT cents.
Nuns Yelling. al wool. % cent?.
AL wool Pin Check Dreas Goods, Is cents,
All wool De ges, % cents.
All wool Combination Suitng, so cents.
SUMNER SILKS.
Check and Stripe Summer sks so cts, 50 cts, and
Dress silks. all the new colors, 81 rer yard.
SHrah silks al the ColOrH, so Cts.
ColOred SILK Drocades, Ottonlans, and MORE Silks.
Black Cashmercs, u cts so cts. 81 cts., IS cts.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
11-4 Bridal Quilts. Marseilles Styles, 90 cts.
~ inches long all linen Towels, is eta. each.
Cloth for Men and Boys Suits 25 cts, cts 80 cts
Ladies Flannel Suiting, doutle width, IS cts.
New China Mating. white aud fancy styles.
C. N. TOWSON,
mhe4 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side.
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Spn1Na
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND T STREETS
The Spring stock of fine clothing at the htis Store
is now complete and in variety of styles. quality Of
materials and good workmanship cannot be SURPASSED
while prices cannot be eQaalied any where.
Special attention is called TO
BOYS CLOTHING.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM - toll
Good Suite for IS, worth 50.
Al wool Suits for Sc, worth $40.
Splendid ssits for g.: o, Worth So.
Black Clotb Suits for SO - worth SIS.
Fine suits for SO, worth $40.
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL:
Sice snts for e. a sa S. worth $780,
spienSia s ss for Tor s. worth worth g So
Elegant Suits for S. worth SO.
SPRING ovERCoATs
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
An-wocl Spring Overcoats at &c. worth So
silk faced Spring Overcoats at 81. SO, worth 49,
ssant ELK faced spring w0 at III
Fine Melton silk faced Spring overcoats at SIS.
worth s25. ~ sN''
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS:
Good Suits ct So. 80 worth SO.
Better Bette; Suits at y. %; worth It sl2.
ST. ss 0rh
Black DiagonaI Suits at So. worth $40.
Fine Black Diagonal Coat and Vest Prince Albert
style, at SIS, worth $25. N'
style, at $18, worth $50.
Black Tricot suits. cutaway frock at SIS worth COX
Fine Corkscrew suits ut SIS. worth S28
Blue Flannel SUITS, warranted indigo at SlO worth
Pine Yacht cloth Suits at SIS, worth sos
Black Cloth Suits, double breasted frocks at SI9
Gossamer Goats at 81. $3.50. s. and s.. 80. worth
PANTS
.. At g $3.50: S. $50. 81 s4.soand Is: must BE-
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALI. p1rR.
CHAsERs Or MONEY REFUNDED,
THE MlsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
y. B. The Misnt Store has NO connection with any
other conceSn In the city. mh23
EASTER CAnDs.
RARE ENaRAvINGs AND BTCHINas.
xEPPEI's COLLECTION,
JAMES ]. CHAPMAN. Agent
mh2o-etc 0l RennsyivHnia avenue.
= =
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TRYING TO ENTRAP JOHN WAIsH-At Hayre
yesterday, two strangers supposed TO be English
detectives, endeavOred TO decOy John Walsh the
Ifshman, whom the French government recently
refused to extradtte. on board a vessel bound for
southampton. but Mr.. Walsh was too smart to be
ehtrapped IN that way and carried back to Eng
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WALTER GR0EDY WIS charged by another co.,
orei man, namei On Ir!e5 Wlre. In the Police
Court this morning with making threats OF per-
SOnal violence 10 him Ware stated that thu de-
fendant Is living with his {WSre'S) wife, and he
threatened that IL witness ever crossed his path
he would Kill him Tn defendant stated that he
only accompanied tie woman home from church
once. The case was dismissed
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Political Notes.

TWO OF the parties charged with election frauds
In Columbia, s. c., have been held for trial at
the April term OF the Charleston court The de-
fendantS in the New Orleans election fraud cases
have been acquitted.
The CHICAGO republicans have nominated Eu-
gene Gary for mayor. Mr.. r. T. Crane has with
drawn as the Independent candidate, and Judge
Gary will receive the support OF that party
Circulars were distributed in church vestibules
In North Adams, Mass, last night, giving reasons
why the board OF selectmen should not be rc-elect-
money" paid to the police by dsrpputable people
and calls for an overthrow Of the ring.
The Geor91a democratic state convention to NOM
mate candidate Tor governor TO succeed the late
Gov. Stephens, meets at Atlanta on the 10th OF
April. SO far the candidates announced are Act
ing Gov Boynton ana Hons. 40. Bacon and Henry
u. McDan1HL Senator Brown has declared his de-
termination to take no part In the canvass
SUIT GROWING OUT OF THE YORKTOWN CEN
TENNIAL--The U. 8. district court OF Connecticut
has decided that that state is not responsible for
the payment OF 5000 balance claimed by steam
ship company TO be due 1t for conveying Connectt-
cut troops to the Yorktown centennial and to
Charleston s. C. The state appropriated 5000 to
pay for transporting troops to Yorktown, and in
that the quartermaster general exceeded his
authority, and the state is not responsible.
sNATcHED FROM THE GALLOws-A man in Penn
sylvan1a has just been snatched from the gallOws
by the discovery OF some new evidence bearing
upon his case. Last Wednesday Gov. Pattison
signed the death warrant OF S!iaS Gray convicted
or the murder OF Mrs. McCready in WeStinOreland
county. The woman suddenly disappeared six
years ago. and some five years later Gray was con-
Vlcted upon the testimony OF an eX-convict and
the finding OF human skull In the river. Hiram
BOWerinaSter, who has Just served out q years
sentence In the penitentiary for drawing pistol
on constable, makes affidavit that Fellow pris-
oner, one Jack Pettys, confessed to him, and also
to another prisoner, that he murdered the woman
Pettys hanged himself in his cell, and Bowermas-
ter believes that remor3e for the murder OF the
woman drove him to r..
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS,

OlLhS! OILKSl CILKSl
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS.
BLACK SILKS. CoLoREp SILKS FANCY SILKS.
SUMMER SILKS.
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WARRINGTON.
Summer Silks only S7Sc. Colored Silks garnet
ISen bronze, navy blue and steel grey, 6Oc. Black
S Sasx S3s Black sppsh Silks extr. wide 81 special
sn 4Ir price 7sc; .pec.. Black silts. Cashmere
R Rset nssst qns G.snmsss finish heavy Grain
Golored s,lk. .eellent quality. 7Sc. our very heavy
have been s! selling iF Tor 81 Fancy sfs immsSse a.
eartment oO. o. 7Sc, actual value 81. Colored Surah
y Sss;,ns SOC Colored and Blscf s.tns !5c Nun.
eolors; pure wool. wide double width, SOC. special
width in cream. PINK light blue electric blue and
strawberry. DOC Colored and Black silk Velvets at
actual cost Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool ST.
Back SILK Grape. 81. Bleached Tabs pamask. pnre
linen. slightly soiled. 62kc. special bargain I'M
mense assortment of Remnants OF Dress Goods Sikx
satins. ut less than actual cost
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW SPRING DRESS
GoODS-IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
CARTER'S
mh21 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES,
INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVEL,
lies WHICH ARE THE CORRECT STYLES
FOR The SPRING AND SUMNER OF 1883.
MY SILK DEPARTMENT rs NOW REpLETE
NTH ALL THE FASHIONABLE FABRIC IN
OLUDIN9 GROS DE LONDRES, MUSCOvITES
0TT0MANs. SATIN RHADAMEs. BROCADEs
LOUISINES. SURAHS, SUMMER SILKS INDIA
PQNGEEs AND eros GRAIN SILKS, ALL BENG
DE The BEST MAKES AND AZ TIE LOWEST
NEW YORK PRICES.
JAPANESE AND CANTON CREpEs.
1MMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK GRENA-
DbNEs, IN PLAIN. STRIPES. CHECKS AND
ALL The --LATEST NOvELTIESn IN PARAsOIS
HANDkERCHIEFS AND GLOVES.
EMBROIDERED FICF Us. PARIS JERSEYS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES, IN PONGEES NUNS
VE1L1NGS. SATINES. ZEPHYRS AND BAT.STES.
eF CHOICE GooDs. PLAIN FIGURES AND CoaREcr
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1910. mh24
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EASTER OrEN1Sa.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB
Lie TO THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
CHOICE SPRING DRESS GOODS THAT WE HAVE
EVER OFFERED, SELECTED BY MIR. SINISTER
THIS WEEK IN NEW YORK, AND OPENED THIS
DAY.
THE STOCK CONTAINS EVERYTHING NEW
AND DESIRABLE, AND MANY STYLES ARE
CONFINED TO OUR HOUSE. AND CANNOT BE
PURCHASED ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY.
BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS. LUpIN,s
MOURNING GOODS, &c.
W. NJ SINISTER K SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N. B.-The best is the cheapest mh24
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WHITE WOMAN, named Molly Wilson, was in
The COX at the Police Court this morning, with a
o. by in her arnis, charged with being a public
proititute and vagrant. She began 10 cry. and
St ted that she had not been before the court for
sewn years On account or her long absence from
the court Judge Smell released her on her personal
bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-26

AS an fnducement to the public, for short
time only, will sell tickets for s5 or for $40,
each ticket good for one dozen Cabinet Photo
KranhS tlken and flashed In strictly first class
style. Regular price 81 per dozen.
PAUL 1RALLEs, Photographer,
300 9th street BET. Pa. ave. and ID street
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ROMAN ball earrings. VoIf wires, st. Prigg's.

The FIRST GRAND BAIL oil the Plumbers and
GaSfftterS Association Will be given at Masonic
Temple toni hit, the 26th There VIII be liquors
In the hall
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NEW LACES.
NEW NECKWEAR,
IN COLLARS AND RUCHINGS.

IN COLLARS AND RUCHINGS.
MOST EXTENSIVE AND CHOIC. ASSORTMENT
OF CREPE L1SSE RUCHINGS. INCLUDING NEW
LANGGRY FRILLS IN BLACK, WHITE AND RED
AND BLACK: NEW POMPADOUR RUCHINGS
NEW ORIENTAL LACE FUCHINGS, SPECIAL:
TRIPLE ROW SILK STITCHED CREPE LISSE:
DOUBLE SIDE PLATING SILK STITCHED
CREPE L1SSE KUCHINGS. ONLY CSC. PER YARD.
NEW FANCY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCH1EFs:
NEW PLAIN WHITE EMBkOIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS AT REASON.
ABLE PRICES; NEW AND EXCEEDINGLY TASTY
DESIGNS IN LADIES AND GENTS LINEN CAM
BARGAINS; 80 DOE NEW DESIGNS IN LADIES,
H. S. PRINTED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS, AT
l2]tc. EACH. ALSO, so DoZ. LADIES' WHITE H.
S. LINEN CAMBRIC. AT 12Hc. EACH-THE SAME
QUALITY WE SOLD SO MANY OIL FEBRUARY
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Tho Telephone telegraph company yesterday
TO lease and construct lines for general tele.
graphic and telephone business throughout the
United States and Canada. The company Is COM
posed Of New York and Canadian capitalists
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Forty Years EXperience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
Of one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
years with never-fai,ing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and dtarrhoea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Price Is cents q
bottle mWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-26

CALL AND EXAMINE the finest display Of Easter
goods in the city 1t h. w eds Sons, 1916 street
northwest.
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AnlnseEnents. &c. Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA Householder & Rice'S Opera
company in "IOl07dhe."
NATIONAL THgATER--J0hn Mccullough az Vfr-
0fni1s.
THEATER CoMrQTE-Hyde e. Behman'S 1.-TWO
Johns" combination.
DINE MUsEUM.-Novel performance and remark
able curiOStieS.
ROLLER SKATING RINX.-Assembly at s O'Clock.
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CH Is zEH srs Ri R SsERwrsr. FTT'

For the week. Commencing MARCH l7th 1888 the
following SLecial Bargains in IIAAOS and ORGANS:
No: IA ~ Octave Upright Grand Piano, Standard
make. used months cost Ss45; properly OF retired
army officer, end salsrb bargain, S235. No. IA
brand lew Upright. consigned by New York maker in
need Of cash. at & G.. N, IA large and powerful
d sasIs a Fl a.. sds by ssnnnf aRr sold by s
Octave square bs Vim, Knabe Co. and warranted.
H. ,onrad. s95. No. Gone Daniel F. Beatty Organ,
used mouths cost El25. at 500. No Tone genuine
STOP New Bridge ort Organ, $50. No 9.-One 6
Octave, doai he Reed. Mason s Hanlin Organ. so
scented for the purpose Of inducing close cash buyers
tske hold at once bat wish to state here that no well
meaning person, with even small income has ever
(when in want of instrument, tocommence the musi
cal education OF their ciidrenD been turned away,
neither viii they so long my door is open. Where
cash price is quoted the time price only tre higher.
part1es having instrumen to dispose of viii find 1t to
their interest to consult the demand for such
goods at my store is unlimited.
mhl7 g. 7 REED
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NEW NECKwEAR, la,:ieS, gents; Cochrane,s, Up
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LADIES' g. BUTTON LENGTH MOUsOUETAIRE.
IN NEW SHADES OF ECRU, TAN AND MODE
NEW s-BUTTON LENGTH BLACK MOUsQUE.
TAIR. s, SUPERIOR QUALITY.
OUR REGULAR LINE OF IMPERIAL REAL KID
GLOVE, IN g. 4 AND 8-BUTTON LENGTH, ARE
STILL U IQUALI-ED IN QUALITY AND FIT BY
ANY GLOVE IN THE MARKET.
AND S-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRES, AT 81. 25
AND 81. 80. RE PECTIVELY; NEW TERRA GOTTA
SHADES AND GOOD SHAPE.
GFNTS' 2-BUTTON REAL FRENCH PIOUE
STITCHED GLOVES, FINE QUALITY, ONLY 81 PER
PAIR.
NEW FOUR-IN-HAND SCARTS, NEW FLAT
SCARFS IN ELEGANT DESIGNS AND LATEST
SHAPES.
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ssHOnle, Sweet HOMe.,s
cts. per copy at j. Jay Gould's, 421 9th street.

To Make a Good Salad Dressing
In the ordinary way. good condiments, plenty O.
time and no little skill are essential. Durkee'
Dressing supplies these requisites. Ali grocer
sell II.
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LOCAL MENTION.


'"''I3'"foF' D. q. HaICu 20, 1853, V:3O n 10.
FOR the middle Atlantic states cloudy weather
WIN ram or snow, northeast backing 10 north
west winds, stationary or lower temperature fall
ing, followed by rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
FAIR weather Is Indicated on Tuesday in the
Gull and south Att mite states, Tennessee, and
tne OHIO valley, and Gle lrlng weather In the mid
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New White Goods, Elnbroideries; Uptown, Coch
Tane'I
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49, Hr. - w. Littses
west washington, says: "I can safely recommend
Browns Iron Bitters, as it gives general satisfac
uOD."
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM AMI Charlotte Russo.
THE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper Of fifty
elx columns, Will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try IL
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Don't Die in the House.
Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bed-bugs flies, ants, moles, chipmunks gOphers.
m
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IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM SENSE OF
Il Extreme redJiness, try bette Of Ayers arsapa-
rilla 1t will cost you but dollar and viii do you
ncacnlabie good. 1t will do away with that tired feel
ing, and give you new life and energy.
HAVE YOU COUGHs SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
IL need no longer trouble you. The use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral before retiring viii soothe the cough
quiet allay the Inflammation, and allow the needed
repose 1t WILL moreover. speedily heal the pulmonary
organs and give you health. mh22
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Lundb0rg'S Rhenish Cologne.
On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Eiectro-voltaic Belts and
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anee1ng speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. w.sm
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Rest Cashmere. SIX Velvet Crapes. IA 9Th SIT


"Alderney Dairy WagOns.'
Fresh Alderney Butter. ehurned every morning
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per qt. Cream. 13c. pint.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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DRY GOODS.
EAsrrR OpENrsa.
sEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brotner,)
FRENCH DRESS TEXTU.

ASKS THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF
WASHINGTON TO HIS ELEGANT
STOCK OF CHOICE
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NEW PARAsoLs, SUN SHADES AND
COACHERs,
IN NEW AND HANDSOME STYLES, AT DUB
OWN POPULAR PRICES.
NEW SPRING WRAPS,
IN LATEST DESIGNS AND SHAPES TRIMMED
WITH CHENILLE PRINCES, SPANISH GUIpURE
LACES AND SOUTACHE BRAIDS.
EGYPTIAN AND SICILLIAN SILKS. DOLMANs,
MANTILLAs, NEWMARKETs, COATS AND JER.
6EYs. AT POPULAR PRICES.
NEW RIBBONS,
IN CRUSHED AND STRAWBERRY SHADES,
ELECTRIC BLUE. &C.. 80; HANDSOME SASH
RIBBONS.
IrONE PRICE ONLYl
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
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