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Political Notes,

Mayor Edison, OF New York city. appeared before
the assembly committee on cities at Albany last
night, and explained and advocated the bill which
he has drawn up proposing government for New
York city in which the mayor would be wholly
responsible for the administration OF city affairs
The Pfcdyelaes jackson, Miss, special says John
K Lynch, chairman OF the republican state CEN
trail committee, has called meeting OF republic
can leaders from different parts of the state at
jackson June r. This action creates a futter
among the republican faction led by Chalmers
they having called meeting of republicans for
July 4.
The republican central committee OF New York
yesterday adopted resolutions inviting sugges-
lions from all parties DESTROYS OF forming one har-
monious and earnest organization of the republic
can party In this city. A committee was an
pointed to receive these suggestions and report
plan for an organic ttiOn The committee IN
cludeS John j. OBrien, Col. Charles Spencer
William Dowd. Lloyd Aspinwall, Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Theodore Dwight, Elliot F. Sheppard,
Whitelaw Reid, George Jones, Hugh Hastings,
and others.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, passed through Chat
tanooga, Tenn, Monday night on a pleasure trip
to the west. A correspondent had an interview
with him concerning the Blaine and Brown ticket,
for 1884 He smiled when it was mentioned and
stated that he had not given the matter an y
thong ut, and regarded 1t as an absurd suggestion.
THREE INFANTS ARRESTED FOR PROBABLE HoMI-
cIDE.-Will1am John Ridley, boy six years old
Is dying In Newark; N j. from peritonitis, said to
De the result OF INJURIES received at the hands OF
Harry and Eddie keve and Wally Wendell, chill.
dren, one Of whom, 1T Is alleged. threw a stone
at him and struck him in the stomach. The boys,
none OF whom are over seven years old, have been
arrested, and have given bail
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The Following Imme0se DaF9aAms
IN tin-ware Of the best manufacture viii be sold
aqt covered buckets Sc. Of &C.. Of l<c-, 9 Of
lec: pie plates &c. lot dairy pans &C., 4Qt &C. 8
qt lac, Of deep pudding pans loc, Of covered
SSc: qt ssc, i pit. tin cups lc-, pit &C., qt &C.,
10: coffee or tea canisters &C.. 10 &C., To- lie,
large lapanned dust pans &C., vegetable strainers
conee boilers &C., ~ Of l2c, Of l6c., Qt Soc,
a. 2Se. bread pans &c, colanders Sc, large size
l5c, stew pans, &c, large size &C., 10 qt dish pans
lie, u Of lac. 14qt Iec-, Is OF a4c., IS Of asc.
wash basins &C., footed and larger size &C., twin
match safes &c, large -four scoups &C.. Jelly pans
Sc, iron frying pans 4c hammers &C., tea strainers
&C., coal shovels &c. bread graters &c, large fun
nels &C., candlesticks &c, dippers &c.. Kitchen
SPOONS &C: painsed covered chamoer oucKeIs sSc
Zoe. al. oval butter kettles 20c, painted bowl and
pitcher Csc, row patty pans Sc, Of flower
sprinklers 1Oc-, Of lSc., qt &c. Of. sc, 6Qt
35c., ct 45c-; also Immense bargains In baby
carriages, refrigerators and ice chests.
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WIDOW LOOKING FOR HER BETRAYER--Han-
nah Holland, a widow, thirty years OF age with
one child, asked the aid OF the Baltimore police
yesterday to assist her In finding George Harrison,
who had seduced her under promise OF marriage
she came from Mount Holly, N. j., and had been
employed at farm house where Harrison was
working. She was sent home.
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OWING TO the rapidly increasing demand for our
pure Hungarian wtneS, we have opened an Amer
lean branch, where a large stock will always be
kept OF our CarlowtZ, the great Hungarian claret,
and all other kinds OF still and sparkling Hunga-
rian wines. Orders from the trade In all principal
cities OF the U. =. and CanadaS carefully executed
Cd reason able terms: when handsome show cards
Will be sent gratis. Max Gregor, Limited, Purvey-
0rS OF Hungarian wines by special appointment to
the Queen OF England. No 232 Fifth avenue, New
York, u. s. A.
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CARRIAGEa CARR AGES
u CARRIAGES.
have now in factory very isrsae assortment OF
psrk se NV stock Of the best and prices as low
FOOD work can be made for with reasonable profit
sttende1 To- ROBT. n. GRAHAM.
Sspcstory and Factory. Alc-2le Eighth street n. w.
nnh2Q,1m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April IS. 1893, 80 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states generally fair
weather, northerly winds, shifting TO easterly and
sOuthery, stationary or slight rise In temperature
and In northern ana eastern portions rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer
SPECIAL BULLErIN-wARNRR CLOUDY WEATHER
TOMORROW.
The temperature has risen slightly In the south
the upper lake region. II has remained about sta
tionary in the districts on the Atlantic coast
The following special temperatures were re-
ported at pm yesterday: Washington, 63o;
Norfolk, SO; Savannah, $50; Atlanta, 10; Jack
sonvlle, 76o: Pensacola. so; New Orleans, 1872; GAL
Angeles, 76o; San Diego, 69o Light rains are In
dfcated for the Jake region and Ohio valley on
Thursday. Slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather
Is Indicated for the middle and south Atlantic
states on Thursday, with occasional light rains In
northern portions OF the middle states Rain fol-
lowed by cool clearing weather Is Indicated for
the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys during
Wednesday night and Thursday.
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MARRIED.

COURTIS-CARLETON. At st. Pauls Episcopa
CHURCH April II, 1883 by the Rev. Dr.; Camp, Lieut.
youngest daughter of the late Gen. James H. Carleton
u. S. army. M cards.
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MITCHELL, THE ENGLIsHMAN, TO MEET MAcE's
MAoRI.-A MATCHBOX 81, 500 side has been arranged
between Charles Mitchell, the English bruiser and
Herbert Slade, the New Zealand pugilist. The
night will take place at Kansas City or within 100
miles OF it.
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Illuminated Check Summer silks, rs cts.
Striped Summer Silks 81 cts, 6Oc.
All wool Nuns Yelling. Csc.
Atwood Check Dress Goods 25c.
Atwood Cashmere Spring Colors, oOc.
Atwood Hpn,s Yelling: Spring Gol Sp n S1e +.
Silk Brocades, eli colors, s. and S1.2S.
Six Moiree, new colore. 98c.
ia Bridal Counterpanee, only 9Sc.
Best Spring Calicoes, 4xc.
lO-A Sheeting Cotton. 25c.
Plain Gros Grain Dress Silks, s..
Frosh Straw Mating. white and fancy styles.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
Lace Curtains, 81 Is . pair
Summer Silk neat checks. 62Xc.
Ladiee' 90 Cloth, al new oolors.
Cloths for Boys Spring Suits, Csc.
Parasols, plain and fancy handles. 81. g. a. 81 50.
l.76. "a 50. rs and 81. 50.
Satin Parasols S. 80. $, s.. so.
Lace Parasols, fancy liningA
Rlack Dress SILKS, extra vide g. LIS. 81 so 81.
0inghamA PeEcales. Cheviots. Scotch Zephyrs etc.
@. n. WSON.
splA ee6 PENNsYLYASIA AVENUE South ida
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A Fountain or q Statue.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Washington Is justly considered very beautiful
city, ats only ugly feature being the numbers Of
stin military statutes, which stand In the middle
OF its attractive squares, and all people OF taste
have learned with dismay that another is soon to
be added to this formidable list Dupont circle
will soon own statue OF Admiral Dupont There
ought to be sketch OF the life of this admiral at
tached TO the pedestal for no one knows who he Is
whence he came, or what he accomplished. There
are already SO many statues OF these military men
that 1t seems as II there ought to be an end to
them. They are becoming monOtOnOua Admiral
Dupont may prove handsome man when erected
but IA fountain would be much handsomer, even If
there were no water; the design of it would be a
more attractive object to loOkat than the repre-
sentatiOn OF a man In a long tail coat and brass
buttons. Dupont circle has been, and Is now, in a
rough unfinished state; 1t would be greatly i'm
proved If there were few trees planted, and seats
placed where weary mOrtalS could rest In hot
weather and breathe the fresh air cooled by a foun-
tain. Many OF the European cities are plentlully
supplied with fountains, and some OF them so
beautiful that they rank among the chief attrac-
tons. The American cities are wanting In this
respect, and this is all that Washington requires
to make 1t the most beautiful city in America.
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OLrvETTE AT THE NATIoNAL-The Catherine
Lewis opera troupe are attracting good houses at
the National with the comic opera Of OliuetIe
Miss Lewis great success In New York in the
character has made her quite famous over the
country Her Interpretation Of It more closely re-
sembes the French version than any that has been
seen here. The interpOlated song from Prince
Cont Is new, and 10 nightly encored, for 1t Is as
effective.
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Spn1se DnEss Goons
IN ALL THE NEW COLORS.
SILKS. sATINs. vELvETs. CAsHMEREs, FoULEs.
ALBATRoss, NUNS vEILINGs. ETC.
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AN EXCITING CHASE AFTER A WOHAN BEATBR.
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon q
colored man named Edward Brooks, living in
Clark's alley, South Washington, while in fit Of
Jealousy beat woman with whom he Is living.
Her outcries were heard by Officers Aldrch and
Williams, who started to arrest the assailant.
Brooks ran down to street, pursued by the
officers and crowd. In his flight he scaled seve-
raj fences and got into the Smithsonian grounds,
across which he bounded into the Agricultural
ground. and then scudded through the Monument
lot. Arriving at the river, near 18th street, he
jumped overheard and swan into the stream
The officers not to be baffled signalled man who
was rowing In the stream, and securing the boat
padded out to Brooks, who showed symptoms OF
firing. They caught at his head but Brooks de-
clared that he wOul1 not be taken, and threatened
II they approached to upset the boat Finding
that parley1ng would do no good, one OF the Off
GERS dropped the weight OF his club on Brooks
head, which brought him to terms. He was towed
ashore, and taken in q dripping condition to the
stationhouse, where he was locked up:
Brooks was to-day arraigned In the Police Court
for assaulting Bella Dickson and sentenced to six
months In JAIL. The testimony was that he
threatened to whip the woman unless she went to
live with him or permitted him to live at her house.
She testified that Brooks broke a large iron tea
kettle on her head.
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CITY ITEMS.


what do you use for a very bad coldi" asked MIA
Dull "Handkerchiefs. mA'am," answered the
aged dame, looking over her spectaclea Hand
but a bottepf DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a neces-
sfty, because IL not only relieves, but cures the
worst cold or cough.
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The FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS are offered
Tor tomorrow only at NJ Augenstein'S, 81 9TH st.
NV: 2i sheets paper and 81 envelopes in fancy
Dox, &c; maJoiica berry dishes, &C.; combination
kitchen sets, containing pieces &C, worth 81 50:
y doL- water tumblers. re-; backing bru h and
Dox backing, lOc.: comb case, hair brush and
comb, 15c. crumb brush and tray. 29c. Baby car
rfageS and trunks at reduced prices
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The BUSINESS PROPERTY, No. 1910 eth street
northwest will be sold this afternoon, In front of
the premises, at O'Clock Those seeking invest
ment for their money should attend
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AnlllSclllentS.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE;-Mrs. Langtry appeared
before another splendid audience last evening in
the role OF Goldted, in Gilbert's comedy of " Pyg-
malion and Galatea" Her last appearance win
be in "As You Like It," this evening.
NATIONAL THEATER--MlSS Catherine Lewis Is
delighting large audiences this week with her
spirited acting and excellent singing In Ottuette
Her support IS in most respects very good, but
Miss Lewis IS the life OF the performance, and re-
tains the undivided interest OF the audience until
the fall OF the curtain. Her acting sometimes In
cliles almost too much to the French STYLE but It
brings down the house. "Ovette" will be pre-
sented during the remainder OF the week.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The performance OF the
Davene company this week is unusually good.
The company Is composed Of excellent speciality
artists The daring aerial flights OF Mile. Davene
surpaSs any OF the reats yet attempted in this line
Bl1ndfolded and With a bag over her head she
leaps from suspended bar in the dome, and
whirling through the air thirty or forty feet is
caught by Mons. Davene.
NEW DINE MusEUM.-The most attractive pro-
gram that has ever been offered to the patrons of
this popular resort is given this week. The mu-
steal sketches are good, the artists are all new,
and the wonderful dog circus appears for posi-
lively the last week. To ladies ana Juveniles the
entertainments offer most excellent opportunity
for endowment
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial

Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts ant
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young or od1 who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above N.B-NC
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. wsm
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Cramming In the Public Schools.
THE DISASTROUS RESULTS.
Gen. Blrney, of the District school board, has re-
ceived the following:
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 16, 1888
General William Bi1'ney:
My Dear Sir:-Yesterday there was carried to
her last home school girl OF our district (No q,
aged thirteen, Della Nattans. She died OF brain
fever, caused by OverwOrk In and out OF school,
and this Is but sample of many more.
have taken my girls out OF the public schools,
Judgment, vicious one. 1t is examining, and not
education. Every night their sleep was disturbed
by dreams OF school and teachers reproofs. The
scholars are taught alike, their mental moral and
physical condition left uncOnsulted. All taught
by rule and no discretion exercised, consequently
the stolid child becomes indifferent, the brightest
dull and the nervous Ill. The teacher has one aim
chiefly In her mind: the high percentage which is
to give her higher grade While this system is
on account OF their physical troubles, In the ages
OF ten and upward, need more care and sympathy
sn the boys Yet Of the
rules, the superintendent goes through his form of
reviews and that is the end Of it. But does this
physical health? doubt it The whole system
needs revision. Enlargement OF liberal construc-
ton Of rules, less scholars to teacher less cram
ming and less studies to the female portion OF the
scholars gymnasium to every school and less
hours OF study in the lower grades.
Yours truly, s WOLF
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET. Sold by R. A..
OOiucii. Aou JOunSOuS wharf,, To-Day: 6,O0O
shad, from SIG to $50 per hundred; $4,000 herring.
from s. to 81 per thousand; 500 punches OF rock
from Is to 20 cents per bunch.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE-Deeds in fee
have been fled as follows: w. K Duhamel, trus-
tee, to w. Free, pit g. so. Al; $2,810. w. E. Chan
dler to Marion K Yewell lots IL to q, and pit II,
| So 42l; 1000.
RECEPTION TO Young MEN.-A reception mostly
| to young men was given last evening by Mr.. B. H.
Warner at his residence in the interest of the Y.
| M. c. Association. Brief addresses were made by
bishop Andrews, OF the Methodist church; Rev.
Dr.. Bartlett, OF the New York Avenue Church, and
Rev. Mr.. Ames, the president or the association.
There was pusic at intervals during the evening,
| and refreshments were served.
] PAINTERS INJURED BY THE FALL OF A SCAFPOLD.
Between and O'Clock o. m. yesterday Joseph
Walling, Richard Merryman and Leonard Fer
guson were painting the church at the corner OF
! 9Th and North Carolina avenue southeast, when
| the scaffold ON which they were standing gave
way and they were precipitated to the ground.
Merryman received severe internal injuries; the
other two escaped with slight bruises. DR.. john
| son rendered medical aid and Merryman was ta.es
to his home. corner 18th ana streets southeast.
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ATTENTION is called to the sale OF the property
known as S.P. Browns homestead in Mt Pleasan nj
tomorrow evening at 80 O'Clock. See advertise
ment
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PUPILS positively make treble the usual progress
In HOWe'5 new business penmanship and book
keeping Both. 81; penmapship. g 50 month.
separate department FOR ladies. .517 18th street.
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Roman Vest Chains.
new, g. Per1scopic Glasses, 81. Blue and Smoked
SOC. and 81. Prggs.
The Fortunate News vender.


Schaeffer, the book and news man, who made
the big hit in the Louisiana State Lottery the
other day. got his money yesterday per Central
Express Company. IL wasn't much of q package,
the amount consisting OF three 5000 bills Mr..
Schaener VIII continue I'm business and not allow
his good fortune to spoil him one bit. Thus far he
has made a great success out OF a small beginning
through hard work.-Aue,.to,rn (fd) Chronicle
and NerS, March O.
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NEW HOSIERY, bargains, Cochranes, Uptown

i'm SULLIVAN has the finest mixed drinks in the
city at his popular resort Among the many new
drinks are 1.-The Langtry Punch and 1.-THE Jersey
Lily Julep," at 1910 Pa ave. NV.
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sAlderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and sweet milk,
sc. per ct. Cream, 15c. pint.
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LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne

COnnOisseurs Admire Hub Punch.
1t may be mixed with hot or cold water or
emonade. Sold by grocers and druggists.
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ALEXANDER PETERSEN was charged before the
Police Court to-day with keeping his bar open on
Sunday and also after hours. collateral In each
case Was forfeited.
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Nearly all the ills that afflict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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Enough on COrus.,,
Bailey 81 saw every carpenter should have.

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.n I5c. Quick,
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bum
IONS
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Durkee,s Salad Dressing

IS the best thing OF the kind ever sold. With II
superb salad OF any kind can be made without de.
lay or trouble 1t is also one OF the best sauces
for cold meats
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LONDON CoUGH SYRUP Is the best; only 10 cents.
SIRLoIN, l6c. Toson's, 10th St and La. av.i
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The Safest Wa'

The Safest Way.
The safest and sureSt way to restore the youth.
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hail
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness
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CuSs1saHAn. HArrrn,
Has the HpRING-STYLE BLOCK.
80 6a1 Il street northwest.
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COTTON UNDERWEAR laies, reliable, lowest
prices, Cochranes, Uptown.
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For Infantile and Birth Humors, Rough, Chapped OF
Greasy Skins. Pimpes and minor Skin Blemishes use
CuTIouBA SOAP an exquisite Skin Beautier and TOT
let Bath and Nursery Sanatiye. Fragrant with deli
cious flower doors and CUTIcuRA healing balsams apl7
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NEW LAcEs (desirable), cochranes, Uptown.
BURY's PIPSIssEwA cures all kidney diseases, &C
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sHEPnsRD AND SHBBP.-A cOlored boy named
John Matthews was fined 81 by Judge Smell to-day
Tor aSsaulting white boy named Chas. G. Taylor
The boys testified that a crowd OF white and COL
ored boys were playing "sheep;" the white bows
were white sheep and the colOred boys were black
sheep The defendant stated that he was the
shepherd and struck the Taylor boy too hard with
hts whip.
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OILKS! OILKS! CILKS!
SILKS 81.
SILKS 81, 70, 81.
NUNS inches Mas s4 width pure Wool
FANCY SILKS, very finest quality. tactual value 81,
our prics 81.
Black SILK Brocade GRENADINES. all pure Silk
(worth 81. our price 81.
Black Satin RHADAMES and Black Surah SILKS
extra wide. all pure Silk. only 81. worth 81 so
everywhere.
Coored SURAH SILKS all colors, including Straw
berry and Electric Blue 81. rs.
Coored Satin RHADAMES, cheapest in this city.
NUNS VEILINGS, fine quality, 20.
Coored CASHMEkES, all pure Wool. wide double
Width, In Strawberry. Electric Blue. Pink and
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
Our 81 Black Gros Grain SILKS reduced" to 75
duced" to 81. IS.
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
. reduced from 50. so to 81. so.
Col0red SILKS, immense reduction. Our 81 Coored
SILKS, reduced to IS. Our 81. so Coored SILKS,
Satin finish reduced to 81, and our very finest
quality" heavy Gros Grain ColOred SILKS. re-
duced from 81 50 to $1.6O.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, 81.
Bleached Table DAMASK. pure Linen. sghtly soiled,
81 81. worth 81.
CARTERS
ap19 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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c. CREAMERY print butter. Spicer, Compton
Co, wholesale agents Ask for IL. See ad.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET. - Sold by R. A.
Golden, fsh agent, Johnson's wharf, to-day: 5000
shad, from SIG to $50 per hundred; so 900 herring
from s. to 81 per thousand; 500 punches OF rock.
from Is to 90 cents per bunch.
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CARR AGES


IFor Other Auctions See Serenth Pace,
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RIVER TRADE Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Stmr
Co; barge George Sherman, Black, no tons OF
coal, Potomac Steamboat Co.. barge Lutte Man.
phenson, Evans fish, r A. Golden; stmr Fam,
n. Gilbert, Hilton, fish, w. f Stuart
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-Deeds In fee
have been filed as follows: w. X. Duhamel, trus-
tee. to W. Free, pit: 6. So s4l; $2810. w. E. Cham
dler to Marion K Jewell, lots IL to q, and pit II,
so. 42l; s., 600 -
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LEWIS PLAsrERs-surpassed by none; exceled
0y few
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So PER GAL, 15c. quart bottle No. ! rye whiskey:
Y1ch, pure and elegant. McGrc's. 4Oi oh St NV.
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The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper of fifty
SIX columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar