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AUCTION SALES
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,on,..r


'ks SR HTAS ts ONLY IWp wHpT goTR SEATED
sNn TO RI TIRE FINEST IN wAsni NGToS.
VIII b. sold SATURDAY, NOVEMBER srvFS.
IffNTH 1sS& at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in mont II my
'I'HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
oHASCTRy SALE OF yNr.RIF lNrRovrp AND
CIIN hNENI'E or t.iFNM a1nR.aBl kNany
A. The hEATlNG PROPERTY. NASHINGTOS
BY virtue q decree Of the supreme Court ~ tho *.
CiH H'IK K, a;ia si !, N an m egy Fassd m "a
MoNDS the T " ar hi indians Y 80 shall
!s az liiREE oCI"cR N ~ IN N IN fMs nj 4 II
d,trir Nit Lis No "a ss a. =, s,s",sd IN sid
i S ai9 - IN M,laushlins sulss jrI1ti,l TIN ira,,
1'halt int'rst in and Lots 80 81 and - ,iasd
m'Iin sn iSi'i 81 tn~iS%i IN tstr with lhs
iaIts and ,ll-hut hIi-k dN,l,n,s aud stslI,e -
MOUTHS note 70 lar six lsr cant iri.r . rgn ~
al, Ut az oash; az t.. option II t" lnr has az ur-
in.lnvs lot and IN IN, ho,n.si.ad n - N an,
S eis the i frei. t MA n;n ~ y dyH + a., ay
Siiy a; thc risk and cost Of tin d,Ats purchaser ur
JON HS +. + INNS ',>.n,,, Trust:
In order - soruro 10 thc I,rf,,lIasl ,r I.l,
tn h,su,stcal nntio,d IN above ndr.Tl. rri.t.
snail III SAM ilNEASn IN A. + s FIR G si, nv
o2s,s ii 4i,I's' 4. q, e a. ld ht5
N'''' NNlt Il itl~ MID. IN &C.
~, III. 81 IN, weather. until Itl ~pAl NbN tNtlR
~ IN 4lEi H. same hour and lac, 49, order t rus
=, mast
(HANCrRl SALE OF YAII-AErr INlr,,rn
~ la Is IAIE. SETlrhIA.t. 't.< ~, ~
sl.tl = kEtMElN FuIEru Am iif'rrrH
S%&Srk OF frisf AID ! sl IA e! NGa f IT
~ virtue 81 decree Il The S1Irpa c,,,-. M -, -.
1iStrtt ~ '"lBii la di.rl tn lih ,iN 81 a:.. n
a u -. and passed IN tIr N,.t-tftf, II
q V - 1879, e, al NJ Sf3 ~ III. Egutv p-..f -
SD court TIE unaerSlEci a. trII~gt IN sg vi
Oh on > i,r sale; az public au. ti,n FhIpAN lHt
1MtNlh- THIRD DAY OF NOM NII.E A u lsst
az Fbt Ii AND HALF O'CLOCK A. VI in t~.it
tht lrtliSs the i"lioWing d~crIsd rNai, f,s,a
III lr tltA ui WASHINGTON. IA the Dl~ nf q 'uti,
anu an VII and designated tn, Hats If said 20 n.
+" No L. IN sQlar' No IL iupfuvst tN small -,
u.s. ara liin,! ~ thereafter iH't lot inl. n 4
a.. "a iuaTt No 'A1 hY1nuiuE tor tir saia At q t,t
va ~ >li't west - ttt south from rfh,a~t ,r-
her 81 aid lot, and giet >f.tl , 1T -l :.
east ola l. street 10 feet. thence south % t,f tipCs
e' ~ ftFt 10 LIST street and the Iac # lssit- al
proved - ~ - 49, anu ''AiiAA
l'tms One fourth cash and the residue &, ,lr,a
etiu lista li!ii, lts at six. twelve ai1 ,i., "A months
r'SitfllhelA with Interest ,lay sale and H. h..
'urto hN IN" HHrlia~trs iutts all1
li' tr.t"l'N sold or ali cash. AZ IuI'a-t ot,tl.n
etI sold Al the tinc If sale. and the liI.a- Ian IN
CullihA "l t" = ms 81 sale within tr,r,
date ui sal tho r@''" reserves tia Ii.t rsell ~,
properly al tn ri~h and cost Of such .iault- i1Ir
new siaper COVE Sanc;ls and rrc,1,lr II l.,l-,'s
cost Holm HAMA -
"ebsters Law BulljinS. 500 ID street northwest Wash.
nlgt-l. 10
THOMAS DONIIN6r, Auet MA rSf,
Gf0r Other 4 Vctions see Sam E.,ssl
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Posi- OFFICE DTrsRTur,.r.
WASHISGTON, ID. e, Gttol4 ~ Iss9s

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
NAsHINGTON, ID. -, ottOit Z - ISs2s
Scaled Proposals FROM Iatentees tir asSier,s for
granting the use Of improvements in the construction
or III the mode OF closing and opening mail bags If any
KIND also for the use Of patented devices for m
mailbag cords and for labelling Iuail ha will be re-
ceived at this Department UNTIL NOON Oh the THIRD
DAY OF APRIL. 1854
All proposals must be in accordance with the eecf-
cations and forms Of proposals. which will be furnished
on application by letter the Second Assistant Post.
master General
The contracts which may be made for the use OF any
PATENTS viii he in conformity to such specifications and
the accepted proposals
". @. GRESHAM,
OBJ -1awet posf,naStar t;,s,a,xl
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A.sl,l.Etaies,fN. &c. Toni.

Asnss%ctlieEt>. &c. EO-ni.f.s.
NATIONsL THEATEE-IIe new cotnic OPERA "Tle
Merry Duchess
FoRD's OPERA IIoUSE--Haverly's Mastod0n Min-
streIS.
Varieties.
DIHE Observation-Disclosures and stage novelties
Opp FELLOWS HALL, eth street suutneast-Odd
Fellows Fair.
ST. AJsCo-:EE'S CUUKCH-Fair
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~ A Il = E 7 s.

JUST OPENED A SPLENDID LINE OF wrLroNs.
ADMINISTERS. MoQUETTEs. BODY Brussels
TAPESTRIES, 1NGRAiNs AND SMYRNA CARPETS,
CI;ETlINS And D,.AFElIES IN GREAT VARIETY.
HOO2 2ro co,
.ctsc-.n l.lsS strosG
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BARNARD CLAIMS 10 BIZ LEGALLY MARRIED TO MISS
BuRR-THE COUPLE. LIVING IN ST. JOSEPH.
Blanche Burr, the young girl who eloped with
John Barnard, afallow-clerK in the bureau of en-
craving and printing, last summer, has not yet re-
turned to her home. In answer to letter written
by her from St Joseph, Mo-, which has been
mentioned In TIE star, her friends In this city
sent for her, paying for ticket from ST. Joseph TO
Washington, to be furn shed her at the depot in St
! opportunity to return to her friends The st.
Joseph Gazette says that she and Barnard. who
claims to be her husband are living together at
IrlckettS boarding house, corner OF nth and
Felix streets, St Joseph; that Barnard is
e e 49,, oy book agency of Kansas
celVeu the ticket for Washington from the ticket
agent at St Joseph, saying that she would start
stating to a reporter that Barnard had always
treated her kindly and afrectionately. and that she
has never written or teegraped to her father for
assistance or complained OF ill-treatment. She
also denies having received ticket TO bring her to
this city, and says that she has no intention OF
coming here. but is or was before brought into
notoriety. perfectly satisfied to live with Barnard
where she is.
BARNARD CLAIMS To HAVE BEEN A WHOEVER WHEN
HE MARRIED BLANCHE BURR.
Barnard claims that he is married to Miss Burr,
ana That prior to his marriage to her he was
widower He is quoted as saying: twas widower
ana have two grown children in Washington, one
OF whom Is Older than Blanche. and she knows
them both. had been widower ten years when
married Blanche, and have got the marriage
ceriltcate to show that we were legally united'
He then showed the certificate OF marriage, which
was written on ordinary note paper, and merely
certified that Joseph Clark a regularly ordained
munster, performed the marriage ceremony for
john b. Barnard and Blanche Burr. in the city of
Philadelphia, on the Goth day OF July, 1888. which
was signed by Joseph Clark and witnessed by the
minister's Wife and daughter. Barnard stated that
he ana MS ''Wlfe" would remain at St Joseph.
A MODEL REAL ESTATE OFFyCE.-"A model real
estate Officer Is the unanimous verdict of all who
inspect the handsome building at the OF 10th
ana streetS which was erected and is occupied
Dy Mr. r. o. Hoffman, the we'll known real estate
dealer Recently Mr.. Hoffman has been COM
peiled 10 enlarge his Office to meet the require
ments of an increasing business, and in adding to
the facilities he has not been neglectful OF the
esthetlc The office is divided into three apart
mentS instead OF four, as formerly and occupies
the entire depth OF the building. The first room as
you enter from the street is devoted to the rent de-
partment OF the business. Behind the counter is
the entrance to an ample fire and burglar proof
vault Adjoining the rental department IS the re-
ception or waiting room. which has been elegantly
furnished door leads from this apartment into
smaller room. In which Mr.. Hoffman has his desk
The establishment is elegantly appointed through
out ana provided with the best facilities for trans
acting business.
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A VOID THE HARSH Fl. IRRITATING, GRIPPING
1Acompounds SO often sold purging medicines and
correct the rreguarite of the bowels by the use of
Ayers Cathartic Pills. hich mild and gentle yet
thorough and searching, in their action
A 8 PURIFIER AYERS SARSAPARIIIA ACTS
"A directly and promptly. single bottle will prove
its merits Many thousands of people yearly saved
from dangerous fevers by the exercise of little timely
care in properly cleansing the system by the use Of this
remedy. n8
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PHILOSOPHY ur.n.cur

Il he PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE
THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS AND THE LIVER
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY P.NG THAT
RACKS THE HEAD. REGULATE, TONE AND HAIR
NOME THE ACTION OF THESE LED ORGANS
WITH TARRANT'S SETTER APPERlENT AND
YOU CURE THE COMPLAINT AT ITS SOURCE
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. or
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CHrApEsr Silks In WasuryGros

COLORED SILKS reduced from 81 20 T5c C0IORFD
ST kS reduced from 81 - TO 81 COLORED SII.A5
6reduced from 81 IS to 81 Is
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced from II to &c
BLACK SILKS reduced from ; j - a. 81
BLACK SILKS r,iuced IRON n - To ~ -.
BLACK SILKS reaiuctl % ~
THESE ARE HE NERY BEST GUINET SILKS
FRENCH
The New Style Dress Guods-TRICOT-au Puro
Wool. &c inches wide, SD Special lsargain.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BLEACHED
COTTON 0NLN size.
BROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE g.
REDUCED TO $50.
AUCTION BLANKETS
IS All Wool BLANKETS reduced to S5.
Gl0 All Wool BLANKETS reduced t. -
Double White BLANKETS reduced u u.
Beached TABLE DAMASK, all Pure Linen, Slightly
Soiled. twas 75c) now SOC.
COLORED SILKS. soc. BLACK SILKS. SOC.
COIORED and BLACK CASHMERES. all Pure Wool
DOUBLE WIDE Sc, Zoe. 62c, as.
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LYoNs VELvErs ANpS11Ks.

. r a " N II II Y
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY l. BROTHER)
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS. FROM 20 TO o
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND ALL THE FASH
IoNABLE COLORS. FROM 5000 TO 5000 PER
BLACK TRIMMING vELvETs. ALL WIDTHS. FROM
cof skP 81 rS siSNa vELvETs, FROM $500 TO
ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK AND CoLoRED
VEILLEUX, FROM 81. 90 70 $3.50
BONNETS' TAPISSIER'S, SCHROEDER'S AND
CACHEMIRE ROYAL BLACK SILKS AT COR
RECT aSrP PRICES Is i, EVENING SILKS AND aAUzEs
eoINSHEs VIDE BLACK RApHMERs, FOR
Maxine CIRCULARs @
2-YARDS WIDE PARIS JERSEY CLOTH, IN BLACK
BROWN, NAVY BLUE, GREEN, AND VINE
FRENCH BROADCLOTHS, TRICOTS AND HABIT
CLOTHS, FROM $1.25 TO $500
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF AII4-WOOL EUROPEAN
RKEss TEXTURES FOR PLAIN AND CoMBINA.
PARIS AND Berlin SILK AND PLUSH WRAPS.
BLACK AII.-W0OL SToCKlNETTE JACKETS AND
NEWMARKETS.
,E-sPFc1AI. APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING FABRICS
nNcaoIcE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEAION pIIIiT,
F1sIs Building.
Pennsylvania aYeaiue corner 9th street
established 1S40. MO
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ABSOLUTELY uRE

ABSOLUTELY PuRE
RRo 70 "A l.
RRR o o w "A 1.
( ( Zoo 4 AZ a LII
EBF B "A x K HIM Gee
bBb , 4 AZ Ak < K kim I'm NM Nm cG 60
Ppf po 90 o Y WV y W wBDP De ErER B 3
PpP WWWW 5 DEE RRK
90 w w ODD EEER r..
This powder never varies. marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds, and be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co., log Wall street, NY ans
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DkpfoSAIS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL
M Mhl-RM CORD fASILNLllS AND
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Biz Ft!LURE 4 BENEFIT To CnN%VNFEs -HahnS
Shoe ho'.~ i offering large invoice al gents fine
Gail button. laced and Congress, from one Of the
rty@Ht failures AT - -; regular price, 81. e46 It'll
Street and I.r12 "a. ave-
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WINTER Day Goops.
WINTER DRY GooDs!l
Large Double Blankets So 30 pair
Large Bed Comforts, 81 each.
Ladies' Black Diagonal Cloths.
g5 SIS; SIX. black and e9isTs: % cents.
BrOcade VelSets all coiors, IS cents
Cloth for Boys Suits Is cents. 81 and so cts.
Lace Curtains 50 pair.
Dollnans trimmed with iur, ali grades
American Dress Gods; l2'g cents.
hIedicated Red Twill flannel 81 and As cts
Cloth and Flannel Skirts all grades
Jersey Jackets black and colors. 81 30.
Heavy Canton Flannel S cts. 10 and Is.
Shaw Is. single and double. all styles.
Broche Shawls from s. TO SO
Fine Family Blankets s. So SO pair
en- TowsoN,
esePENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
n12 South Side. 9Th street
3.PLY CARPETS.
81 yard! 81 yard! 81 yard,
2-PLY CARPETS soc. 2PLY CARPETS. &c.
INGRAM CARPETS. 25c. soc, SIC.
INGRAM CARPETS. sc. 50.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. Csc
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 75c.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. SOC.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. Sc
FLOOR OILCLOTHs all widths. SC. Soc, &C.
FLOOR DRUGGETs. Is. &c. g. ss. &c.
LACE CURTAINsi LACE CURTAINS!
scalloped Borders. eL50 . pair.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 1sc, 20c. 25c .3oc. SIC
BLANKETS s25O. g. o.. s5 pair.
BED COMFORTS. 81 sl2s. sl5o sI71
C. NJ TOwsON
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n3 South Side
"A. -. 5s555 Every Sportsman SurIrised!
$3~ - 65s. Iamnated Steel Barrels! Top
ID q Lever Action! Rebounding Bar
s$Y r. * Locks. Pistol Grip! Beautiful
go 2a22a "'a" oiled Walnut Stock! Solid Fir
ing Pins! Beautiful, Well
GGG UNN n Finished HARD SHOOTING,
GU UNN Honest Gun! Either 10. II or
u UNNN JIG Guaee We also have in
G GG UN NM stock a full line of celc-
GGG UU NM lbrated $35 Cum Colts. Groen-
ier,s, SCOTS aud Harrington
Richardson's 410O Hammerless Guns
j. u. OMEARA < co.
MO 1s47 Pennsylvania avenue Nssh;asten. D. q
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LANDLORDS Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.


VII nifty IHyS0 1f1HIs
The N0ltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. Will send
DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty DAYS TO men
young or Old who AFFLICTED with nervous de-
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles. guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly v1gOr. Address as above. " B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty DAYS trial Is allowed W,s,m
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OLOAKS KAND IDOLMANS
ladies' Cloaks and Dolmans; from IS to $40
Childrens Coats. from g. SO 10 go
Splendid Black and Colored Silks at 75c worth 81
Black and Colored Silk and worsted Pushes and Vel
vets from 81 to Sl2.
100 dozen Towels, from loo to Soc. each.
100 dozen All Linen Colored Bordered Napkins at o.
worth 3150
loo dozen White Napkins at Soc. all Linen. worth 81
800 pairs cheapest Blankets offered before u 70
$12.
Our stock large and prices lower than ever before
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
M :13 Market Space.
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ID. C..

WASHINGTON, ID. O..
0cToRTR % ISoa
SEALED Bids invited for furnishing n,gll. - IN
loiilus {" iron CASTINGS Tor CAPITALS II lara
columns and IsS''rs in the Pension Aullu Ia
bt 81" ned AT NOON. on DECEMBER IN lNsl
BIDS u Ia addressed below, wl.r. druNIr.7s ana
slAeClilCat. bp had. ~
g. NETGS.
SuperN Using Engineer and Anlif.st
=. Nm T. iI-Ipu BuIlUIn,.
c'"uo is.2a2tSdi No. 1916 street. northwest.
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Spcer.s Wine for CONSERVATIVES.

ConSomptfve persons are greatly benefited by the
use of SpeerS Port Grape Wine. IL gives nOurfSl-
ment when everything else fails. and physicians
prescribe it as a rich nutritious wine. Prominent
physicians and members connected with the New
York Board OF Health have inspected Speer's vine
yards and wine cellars and speak OF his products in
the highest terms For sale 10y druggists.
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ThOrneOn.s Emulsion

OF pure Cod Liver OH with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs. colds. Consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy ard pleasant
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
glstS Large bottles. SOC. Manufactured by W. f.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,w,f
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Gentiesalcn,s JcxVclry,
EEahn.S Solid S,ccialties.

Ladies' Csc. kid and pebble button.
ladies' Sl.25 famous oliVette button.
Ladies' sl.50 and - fine Kid and goat button.
Ladies' hand-sewed button from - 30 m.
Gents s1.25 and $3.50 button. laced and CATERS.
Gents $3.50 single or double sole calf boots
Gents 3 fine calf stitched boots
Gents genuine custom made boots and Shoes
Misses Sl.25 goat heel or spring heel button.
Child 5 6Oc. goat heel or spring heel button.
Sit 1th ST. and 1922 Pa. ave-
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OF The Louisiana state Lottery company shows a
large distribution OF prizes. The management was
entirely In the hands OF Gen-s Beauregard and
Early They announce that ticket No. :}3.s99 sold
In fffhS at 81 each drew the first capital prize OF
$4,000; one-fifth or $4,000. was collected by Mrs
NJ. p. Hayer, OF New York city; another fifth. or
$4,000, by Mr. ThOs. Matterface alike OF New York
city: aiSo amongst others: Ticket No. "a 424 drew
the second capital prize OF S2j900. and was also
sold In fifthS; one To II. c. Richardson. collected
through j. X: Dick Co, bankers OF Meadvllle, Pa;
one to Mrs. L. Woolery, OF Philadelphia, Pa: one
to Mr.: NJ. c. Mitchell, a well-known stove dealer.
No 3,1oS M ST. NV, Washington, DC. etc. etc.
Ticket No 5000 drew the third capital prize OF
$4,000 sold in ffths, one to Mr.. E. VI. Flack Hop
kinsVille, Ky; one to- VIM Lowery, No l2i w. Mad
ison St, Chicago H.; one TO Mr. J. ]. Meding OF
Washington, DC. Nos. 35,G52 and 93.442 each drew
the fourth capital prizes Of $1,000, and sold in frths
AS were all the high prtZeS-and scattered I'm all
directions. Among others: Mr.. Vim. II. Ford, OF
No. ego Dryades ST.. and j. G. Turner. Common and
Barohne SITS, New orleans, La The next Grand
Semi-Annual Drawing takes place Tuesday. De
cenber loth leS3 when prizes from Sl50.900 to $50
Will be distributed. Any information can be had
on application to NJ. A. Dauphin. New orleans, La,
how the half million dollars and over Will be equi-
tably divided
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EaGVe'S Rapid business Fenmarsh:p.
the business In
A Rich Wan i'm New York

married his houSeNeeper lately. Many men viii
follow his excellent example. But this man for the
pest or reasons. She uses the New French Process
Soap and does not render life miserable 10y steam
ing MIN every Monday morning in boiling the
clothes.
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NA1deruev nairv

ssROUgh On COrns.,,
Ask for Wells ''Rough On Corns." 15c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions.s
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ATTRsCTIyE.-cur clothing. n aIsOour prices are
attractive. GUEC6ns smtly decreasing sales tell n, as
much Ei-ei:.jl Bros. the most PROMINENT cloth
1trS ana taiiOTs. cor. 81 ana T.
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"A1derMey Dairy WagOns.,'
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered i'm half-pound "Ward1 prints. 4Oc pei
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterlnilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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THE EEST OFFER IET.-on SATURDAY. Nov nth
and Dec 1St- the = T. Tea 90 VIII give one cake OF
toilet soap To each purchaser Of tea or coffee.
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NEVER in the history of nlr house have we shown
sucI CuiAItiti" assert u,Ht Of clothing for Ineu
and bGys- E!>".n3H Bros, cor. 1th and T.
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CITY ITEMS.
GalvanO.Maguetic Treatment

OF DISEASE
TESTIMONY OF Mr. JOHN b. MILLER, OF WIGHI ,Np-
TOWN. BALTIMORE COUNTY. Hot Sc { ,RPENTER ,>p
BRIDGE BtILDER-SIX YEARS SUFFERER FROM
DYSPEPSIA.
We are curing this dread disease. and rarely f,t,
loss with the patient. returning one-half th, nun,
paid lis for treatment See our book OF tS, io,rfal.
for numerous cures of this disease. usually given up
as incurable by the medical profession.
"NovEMEKR <. 1883
"ThtS IS 10 certify that have been suIorina With
Dyspepsia Tor the past six years. ana have had >ty
eral good physicians prescribe for NE. hut never had
any relief About five weeks ago tried fn., VI AZ
netic Treatment OF +. A. Parsons a Co. and can
cheerfully say that am feeling FIVE hundred per
cent. better. and would strongly recommend the
treatment 10 any one suffering with Dyspepsia.
''IoHN h. MILLER.
"Cor. Cough street and Highland avenue.
''Highlandtown, Baltimore county.
"To f. A. PARSONS & Co.
IN. Z. cor Lexington and liberty stS. and
''922-5 St NV. Washington, d. C.n
Washington Office hOurs-S 10 - j. u. and 2
to p. IN.
Consultation free at our office or home of patient.
Man wants hut little here below
Nor wants that little iOng.-GOi9Snluf.
'11S not with me exactly SO,
But It's so in the song.-J Q. Adams
What first want Is raiment fine,
OF hroadcloth. and of silk:
And thus arrayed I'll far outShine
The tailor did bllk.-4 aongnloHs.
But quoth the man who pays his bills,
Whilst these lines I'm penning,
81 know the way that wisdom Wills.
/ get my clothes of Heaniag."
Gentrenncn's JcWcIry,
chains, locketS and buttons Pf1rC's
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FCssELL,s Ice cream and Charlotte Russo.
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CroAks AND DoLMASs.

'CARTERs.n
I'll MARKET SPACE.
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r. H. EoTGI,>S x Sons CdpSi,rirn Cough Drnns
are iHu1dc ur"d by Themselves. and are IN. result
OK over tory ytaIa experience i'll compromising
cough ;!lCt.,ii.ts.
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r. u. You've. the popular cu'OreN TnGcrt 3tpr Of
No 2lS 2i street northwest, who hufi.t. Richard
lfiHd" ~ on sunday last. ad,ied 10 his reputation
bN the manner III Y .frh the W0ik WaS done auI
which MIS- entirely satisfactory 10 all concerned
\" t""rHtt family need Ia afraid 10 employ him. as
Nv "iii do them entire justice. Refers To D. OBrlen
ElI!lrl Iu.I-p.
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES f"~ ~ kinds Of printing
at Gray y CEtrl,N"ns Globe ufcc. 80 Ia. az.
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HANDSOME furniture and window hangings at
public sale tomorrow morning, commencing at II
O'Clock, at Walter B. Williams 4 Co.'s salesroom
See advertisements
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VERY HANDSOME TWO wHFTI Fot-R sr,rrp
CART. HAS ONLY BFFN tsFp SFNTS INK
SAID TO RI TIRE FINEST IN WAsuiN,.T
AT AUCTION
VIII h. sold SATURDAY, NOVEMBER srvrS-
TENTH. 1sSs AZ TWELVE O'CLOCK in front If nv
auction rOUms. MA 4,
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TEE SAFE OF PAINTINGS ut w. b. Williams & Co Is
art gallery WAS continued last evening with more
spirit and many more sold. The prices. however
ruled Very low. The sale win he continued this and
tomorrow evening. The entire collection must be
SlSse. out without regard 10 prices.
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HAvERLY'S MINSTEELS AT FORDs-Uaverly'
MaStodonS never fail to draw we'll and their ne,
1orilanceS at Ford'S this week are given before fu
houses. The performers are noted. and the pre-
gram contains many new and laughable burnt cor
aboufditeS "The Princess OF Madagascar'' mus
be seen and heard to be appreciated. They wi
continue during the week, with 4 matinee next Sat
urday.
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CITY \ ND DISTRICT.

sFIENDID GLASSES. Il. Hempler's 453 Pa. av.
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o31-1awet
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PROPOSALS.

Fior Oiher 1 nct,ens Nee -
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THE BiSCHoFF C0>CERIS.-A series az six concerts.
under the direction OF DR.. B~Chon vii u given
t.tc Congregational church. beginning Erd ~ even
MS. IItCcinber 9Th. he sale OF seats VII, Dez in
EsXJ Tuesday.