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AFTER THE FLOOD GALE.


EVANSVILLE, lSD.. Feb 2n.-1he river IS falling
very slowly. Agale sprang up yesterday afternoon,
at about 3 O'Clock. and blew almost n hurr1cana
from the northwest Not much damage 10 shin
ping was done here. hut II s feared that news from
the submerged districts VIII report much loss df
lie 10y drowning. The weather Is growing very
cold. ana a SHOW storm prevails, with no signs ~
the wind abatinC. Relief boats viii patrol up and
down the nyer THIS morning to relieve the suffering
ana 10 learn what disasters have occurred
THE NEEDS or THE DESTITUTE
CISCISSaTI, o., Feb SD-w. 4. Dtpauw chain.
man OF the relief committee AT New Albany Ind.
SAYS that the needs of ia" destitute are beyond the
ability OF that place 10 supply and that contrfbus
tons Will be gladly received.
GREAT FLOOD IN CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Feb. SLOWING TO a heavy
rain-storm, telcgraphtc communication with sout h
ern California has been interrupted since sunday
night. Dispatches received last evening from Los
Angeles, VIA Deming and ogden. state that a dam
on the Los Angeles river broke sunday night, pr0.
ducng the most disastrous Hood ever experienced
I ne lower part of the city was completely inuns
dated, aud forty buildings were swept away. Hum
dreis OF families were obliged TO abandon theis
homes and seek shelter on the hills The lose
amounts 10 Sljh.000. From Los Angeles TO Mojaye.
distance OF 100 miles, hardly mile OF the Soutfs
ern Pacific track remains In place. and east TO san
Gorganio. 50 miles, the devastation Is equally
great The California southern road from Cotton
Ia San Diego Il also washed out Travel ia all dls
rectionS Is suspended IL VIII probably be two
| months before communication can be properly
established. Reports received from towns I'm tbG
southern portion OF the San Joaquin valley an
pounce the heaviest floods ever known In that soos
uon.
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nEs MoISrs. Iowa. Feb. 2l-owlnC 10 a reduction
IN the price ~ miniug coal thr miners at swan AID
Leighton, Iowa, struck yesterday
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LINCOLN, NER, Feb. ao.-The Nebraska stock
yards company was organized y,'si aSday with q
capital OF 81 l.eRl00. New York boston ana PUTS
burg capitalists are interested.
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Extra Session Ot the California Uesis~

SAN FRANCISCO. Al, Feb. el-It is announced on
reliable authority That The governor has decided
upon an extra session ~ the legislature 10 take
action In the matter of the state and county taxes
unpaid 10y the Central Pacific railway colupanv for
the years $780, lsSl and lSN which, With the inter-
est and penalty. amount 10 si.C14.lsl IL has been
established that the law VIII not permit a compro
mise, anu mat the total amount must he paid. Tho
proclamation calling the extra session will be issued
the latter part OF this or the first or next week
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lille Decorations
We have Just received the latest designs Of MINTON
HOLL1NS CO.'S Gel DRAFTED TILES for mantei
decorations: unequaled in durability color and glaze:
used in the floors of the u Capitol the floor aud
remarkable ceiling in the covered terrace in
Park. New York All varietit of English and American
Tiles tor hearths vestbuies floors 6c constantly on
hand and arranged i'll special designs
TOUMEY l. MANNING.
Ja231m1p 1920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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A Kentucky Tragedy.
A WIFE AND HER TWO HUSBANDS ALL

WIFE AND HER TWO HUSBANDS ALL KILLED
INDIANAPOLIS, 1SD, Feb. GA special dispatch
from Madison, dated yesterday, 10 the Journal
says that the evening papers OF that city publish
an uncOnfirincd report OF an ARRAY which took
place seven miles southwest OF Milton, KY, IN
together with her second husband, were the y1c-
tins. Ii is said that the woman was Instantly
killed and both men mortally wounded.
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Relief Of the Poor.
AID DISPENSED THROUGH THE PorJt

AID DISPENSED THROUGH 1HE POIICR
Poor families relieved through the police yesaer.
day are reported by Major Dye as follows: Fina
precinct, two cOlored and one white families re-
neyed second precinct three colored and one white
families; third precinct. one coored family fourth
precincL two white familiesaRnfth precinct, two
coored families; sixth precinct, one colored:
seventh, four white families, and eighth precinct
four coored and one white families making twenty.
Two families, IL OF each color, OF ninety persons
T. Il. sends 81 10 The STAR olice for the moor
fund ~
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The governments OF Nicaragua and Costa R1ca
have made satisfactory arrangements for the pay.
ment OF Costa Rican cablegrans via Nicaragua.
They have also arranged the better maintenance
of the Costa Rican land lines
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DIS MONIES, Iowa. Feb. 2l-The senate last
evening passed the prohhitoTy hill bv a vote OF Is
Ia l3. The bill defines ''ntoNlcating" liquors 80
mean alcohol. ale, wine, beer any liquid sIritus
Gus, vinous, or malt No persons shall manufacturs
or keep for sale as beverage any or the above
LIQUORS
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Relief Of Flood Sufferer.

Secretary Lincoln sent q letter yesterday to Gen.
Beckwith at Cincinnati and Capt Cushing at Pitts
burg giving detailed account OF the expenditures
he authorized the mayors OF various towns to make
for the immediate relief of the flood sufferers and
the funds placed to their credit for the supplies
purchased by the mayors, taking the receipt Of the
purchased. According to the allotment OF duties
Gen. Beckw1th has charge OF all points below Iron
ton and Capt Gushing above IrOntOn. The grand
was $4,000, and to those above, including that
place. $6l ,75O. To the total should be added 5000
Mayor Bell for Newport, making grand total of
7,75O, independent OF the large sums expended by
Gems. Beckwtth and Saxton and Capt. Gushing In
chartering and loading with supplies the various
relief steamers plying between Pttsburg and Cairo
Secretary Lincoln has on hand about $1OOO 600 OF the
$4,000 appropriated by Congress
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A Wire bridge Goes Down.

LEECHBURG, PA. Feb. 31-The wire bridge span
ming the kiskiminitos river at Apollo parted the
wire cables yesterday. Immediately over the pier n
the middle OF the river, and went down with .
crash. One man and two horses were drowned
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lHE CENTURY
FOR MARCH
| COUNT Wow MoLTKH.
An Interesting biographical SKETCH with frontis-
piece portrait engraved by johnson.
THE NEW WASHINGTON.
An nentertaining description OF the American Capt.
tai considered both in its and social aspects
with many beautiful illustrations
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY
By the Hon Wayne Macveagh; an analysis Of the
political situation, with prediction as to the result
DR.. SEWER
Further chapters of Mr.. Cables powerful story Of
New orleans life; touching upon the question of
prison reform.
OLD PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN AMERICA.
By Richard Grant White; fully illustrated
THE SUPPRESSION OF PAUPERIsM
A suggestive essay; by D. Meg. Means.
The CRUISE OF THE ALICE MAY.
description OF yachting trip In the Gulf of st.
Lawrence, by s. g. W. Benjamin; illustrated by NJ
j. Burns.
MRS. FINLAY's ELIzABETHAN CHAIR
A short story by octave Thanet
NOTES ON THE EXILE OF DANTE.
BY Sarah Freeman Clarke, with fourteen tlustra-
tionS by Harry Fem.
HENRY IRVING.
An estimate Of his dramatic art, by j. Ranken
TOwse, with portrait Of Irving as Hamlet
HUNT FOR THK NIGHTINGALE
Out of doors In England, by John Burroughs
AN AVERAGE MAN
The fourth installment Of Robert Grants novel.
PoEAs
By Sidney Lanier, John Vance Cheney, Hamilton
Aide, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, and others
Topics OF THE TINE.
Chinese Wall for American Art; The Independ-
ent Voter; American Copyright League, ETC.
OPEN LETTERS
interesting letter from the author OF The Bread
Winners; Organs and Orchestras in Church, by Rev.
c. S. Robinson, D. D.; The Temperance Question,
etc.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
Light and humorous poems, etc.
For sale by all Dealers price, a6 cents. subscrip-
ton price, a year.
1t THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK.
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HAYWARD & HurcHrSsos
are the direct representatives of Messrs G. and J. F.
Low for all their artistic productions Also deal in
MINTON TILES. and make the artistic treatment of
fre-p places and inglenooks . speciality. feb6
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The swollen Riyers,

N CONSISTS oF 500 MEN.
LONDON. Feb 2u.-Ihe lokar eNpedtlon consists
OF 1900 men, including all branches uf the service.
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MI. Bradlaugh has been reelected 70 the house of
commons from Northampton by largely increased
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DERMAro1oe

process Of loss of hair take place either
lilly In the course Of weeks months is generally
the case the loss is slow and period Of
years. The hairs may commence to out at any
period after puberty although badness does ordi-
nary begin to manifest itself until the age of 25 or 30
years The scalp throughout the process appears be
healthy At first only few hairs come out from time
to time and these replaced Immediately by shorter
and finer growth of hair Later these in turn shed
ana are scceeed by stl inner hairs and in the course
ness of certain portion Of the scalp is the result
There may be- an appearance of fine down. which proves
that the hair focle still exists and be made to
duce healthy hair again by proper treatment. The
prevalence of premature badness among our young
men and women of the present day is really surprising
Badness s designated by the parts of the scalp affected
Thus we have Crown. Frontal Part. and Temple Bald
ness The last two are 80 much dreaded by ladies'
your hal: is thin. harsh, dry split faded prema-
turey if have any disease of the hair scalp
don't neglect it. but consult DR. J. VAN DYCK Der;nar
toogist. at once. DR.. VAN DYCK has devoted special
attention to the treatment of the hair and scalp Tor
years and pleased to announce that he has perfected
method of treatment by which he produce q
healthy growth of hair in every case where the hair
focles are not DESTROYED If you wish treatment con-
suit DIR. VAN DICK at once. Office No. % Grant Place
hours: arn. to p m: Sundays to 2. II unable to
call describe your and send stamps for answer
Send for circular. ja3O-w&th8t
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DROMENADE CONCERT AND DANCING RECEP-
& tiCn. Masonic Temple THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
2lsr under t auspices Of the Lady Managers of the
Homeopathic Hospital. Music by Marine Band untier
lrof sousa: eornet solos, VIM Jaegar, horn sooist.
Prof. Tilleaux
Tickets 81; TO be had at the banking house of H. D.
Cooke, tr-. s Co. 1i2y street northwest Office of
Tyler Ruth rford i6 street northwest and at the
door on Thursday evening feu19-3t
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The GREAT FAMILY REurnY

Tor CoGVhs, COids Bronchitis, HOarsenefs, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs-DR. ISAAC J. MAR
TINS PULMONARY BALSAM has 30 years repu-
tatlon and is recommended by physicians minister's
lawyers. and the public generally. the best Cough
medicine known Sold by all druggists at Is and so
cents q bottle. iall-1mlD
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INcoLN HALL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY % 1884 Pm,
FIRST CONCERT OF THE
CHORAL SOCIETY.
PROGRAMME:
Ganymefe-NIed Chorus-Loewe
2 May-Dew-Mxed Chorus -Rheinberger.
Tenor Solo. .Salve DnIora' from Faust-A. L. King
l. Ny Love Is Fair. five part MadriTal-Leslie
5 Finland love song-Male Chorus-Engelsberr.
g. The Wster-Fay-Ni1ed Chorus -aheinberger
Z. Tenor Solo. Adelaide Beefhcven-A L. King.
S. Rrier Rose-Femae Chorus-Vierling
g. Thanks be to God"-Mixed Chorus-Mendelssoh
Elijah
Adnittance One Dollar. including reserved seat. Box
sheet open at MetZerott's and after Tuesday. 10Th
inst. feb1S-6t
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WHICH ACCOMPANIES THE CIRCULAR OF rHD Raj
WAY SHAREHOLDERS ASSOCIATION.

WAY SHAREHOLDERS ASSOCIATION.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. a0.-The Chronicle secured
possession OF copy OF She confidential letter which
accompanied the circular announced yesterday TO
have been issued 10y John Livingstone, president OF
the Railway Shareholders association OF New York,
III Is addressed To an officer or California railroad,
who promptly remitted $3.50 demanded, and it ID
positively known that one other shareholder also
remitted the amount asked for by President Living
son. The letter, which Is largely composed OF COM
mandatory extracts from letters OF prominent rail-
road officials. states that the association is designed
Ia work secretly, and will allow managers OF thu
large roads To keep in the background. and under
10 circumstances VIII the naIneS OF contributors be
diyuged except by their consent. IN adds that the
supporters OF the movement Will be- supplied with
particulars OF all transactions. and furnished with
full statements, duly audited, OF expenditures
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A PosTNAsTER RRM0vED.-P0st On1ce Inspector
Pulcifer has removed the postmaster at Mitchell,
Dakota, and placed the Office under the charge of
his bondsmen, as the result OF an examination Of
the 0flce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~ THE WASHINGTON RECORD PUBLISHED
tomorrow. contains all the Te peraIlce Military
and Religious Association news For sale by all news
boys and at the hotel newstands. Price, cents. It,
J; 81 IGETHERE WIL BE NETTING INC,
THURSDAY, February DIST at 7:3O D m All Masons
contrsct,ns for brickwor, are requested to attend
feb2O-2t' CHAS. LEMON, JR., Secretary.
rSeNOTICE-ALL PLAsTERERs CARRYING ON
Masons at Mr. C. G. Balls No 1887 street northwest
THURSDAY NEXT, at 7:30 p. m.
feh2O-2t' CHAS. LEMON. JR.. Secretary.
rP THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF COLUM-
GS BIA DISTRICT TENT, No ,. |. o. r.. held at
Mo9re,s Hall No 800 9Th street northwest. tn YRS:
IL MTSHEL K GpMtND BUkRE x Sf6sE Sec. eo o.
rEaTHE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL NO. 11Os F
street northwest, Is now open for the reception
OF pay patients Room and board with medical attend.
ance Ined1cne and nursing from 81 per week UPWARDS
according to room selected Application for admission
Lay Oe made to the atron at the hospital No Of
Courageous dlsease VII! be admitted feb2O-3m
TRoROGINSKI LEWIS SIGN PAINTERS AND
sts, moved to their new shop 9O9 st. w. All orders
promptly attended to. Telephone connection. fl9l I'm
rTpo HAVING OPENED AN OFFICE IN MY EN-
larged building for the sale of Real Estate at Pr-
vae Sale Making Loans Collecting Rents and the Gen.
era Management of Property for Owners and Estates
request that all who have such for sale wish to pur
chase will give me call Some fine Investments now
In hand on 7th 9th and streets northwest Daily in
quries for property in all parts of the city Call and
give me description Of property for sale Prompt
A''en'0n ana returns IN e BUSINESS fFs9sseSns
feb1S-1m Nos 317 and $40 9th street, cor. D n. ".
NOT1IOr NO OU1NCDC ON 1101,c7,o
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Via the Central and South American cable.
LamOtte,s FOrgeries

BCENoS ASREs, Feb %, via GALvEsrON.-The
forger Lamotte was apprehended last night at 81
Tigre. In addition 10 the losses OF the Buenoo
Ayres Provincial bank, the Banco Nacional loses
over S3OOO by LaInOtfe'S fnrgerleS.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE COPIAH COUNTY INVESTIGATION.
TESTIMONY TAKEN IN NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF DE LONGS REMAINS
DAMAGE BY STORMS AND FLOODS.
FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.
Destructive TOruadOes.
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND rsgrREp IN OF

MANY PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA. GA, Feb. aO.-Reports reach here OF a
nesIruetlVe cyclone. passing from southwest 10
northeast. along the western edge OF the state hy
Rome, Cave Spring. Cartersytlle and Jasper At
canton several school children Were killed by a
railing house. There have been several deaths al
cave Spring. Many persons wer. injured and
touched
AUGUSTA, GA. Feb an-A heavy rain and hail storm
visited this section last night. and the telegraph
wires IN many places are down the particulars are
meager In Columbia county many stables were
plown down. Mr.. Avery's house was also blown
down and his child killed. Fatalities are feared IN
many sections The storm struck this city at
years.
MACON. GA. Feb co-Heavy wind. rain and hal
were reported from TO O'Clock last evening in
ln many places, making IL difficult 10 obtain the
Details Details No loss OF life Is yet reported in this
vicinity. Considerable damage has been done TO
FENCES, forests and buildings.
TORNADO IN KENTUCKY
FRANKLIN, KY, Feb. 20.-During tornado here
fesIeluay afternoon large tobacco factory, owned
oy New YORK parties. was blown down. The Boiseau
unroOfed.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. GA terrific gale at Padu-
can. ny, last evening, blew down Chess. Carley a.
Co. S oil house and two tobacco warehouses, CON
talnlng thirty hogsheads OF tobacco.
DESTRUCTION IN MISSISSIPPI
NEW ORLEANS. Feb Ca special from Columbus,
MISS, says: severe tornado passed through the
lower portion OF this county yesterday, doing great
damage 10 houses and dwellings. On some planta-
lions not single house was left standing. IL Is
reported that one life was lost and many persons
wounded
TREMENDOUS THUNDER STORM IN LOWER VIRGINIA.
PETERsBURG. Va. Feb 20-A tremendous thunder
storm burst over this city and vicinity about mid
night last night. and continued until an early
hour this morning. The storm was followed by an
immense rain fall. ana a heavy gale OF wind. All
the streams are greatly swoolen. A number OF
county bridges We're swept away. The Roanoke
river near Weldon, y. C.. /, twenty-five feet above
low water mark and Is Stlll rising
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II Commencing Monday. February 25th
Saturday Matinee
MR. CHARLES WYNDHAM
And his
LONDON COMEDY COMPANY
Mr. Ford begs to announce the sale Of seats for this
engagement will Commence tomorrow, February list
Repertoire:
Cosey Couple and Butterfly Fersr.
Withered Leaves and IA Days
Household Fairy and Brighton. 1t
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STANFORD DEPOT. CONN, Feb 20.-The Mackcy
boys and their father. notorious burglars, were
taken this morning 10 Bridgeport on q bench war.
rant.
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GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY.
NEXT wEEK-GRAND ITALIAN OPERA febl8
II INCOLN HALL.
IL COMM ENCING FEBRUARY 25. 1884
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED DURING THE WEEK.
Tie most expensive produced i'll Washington for
the price or admission
500 seats at l0 cents
febls6.. boo seats at 25 cents
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.-The Worlds fair COM
mtttee have prepared a memorial TO Congress
asking.an appropriation III t2.OeO.0D0
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Atrocities by vlonseneros I'm Peru.

LIMA, PERU, Feb. 90 (via Galveston).-Eighty
MOnteneros occupy the capital or the province of
Yanzos. They are committing many atrocities
Several citizens have been asSassinated The Mon
teneros also occupy Canete.
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TeIevraD5,;c RriegS,

CALLAo, Feb. 20, (y1a Galveston).-The q. q q
Lackawanna arrived here yesterday.
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fBS SAMUEL S. SHEDD
GAS FIXTURES GAS FIXTUREs
SLATE MANTELS
LAIhobES. RANGES FURNACES.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Jobbing promptly done.
febl2 Ino o+,, s+,.ox -, ,,-.A.-u..
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f-RS THE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
1nsures Horses against Fire. Diseases Academia
ALI Losses promptly paid
Cau or address +. NJ DkANEY. Inspector,
,.. 443 4 street n W.
WALL oIncc vi street northwest. feb7- -1ms
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
ONE WEEK ONLY-THE IRVING SEASON!
CoNMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 3D.
CARD-Mr Henry E. Abbey bees to announce thatt the
ubecrpon for the of six nights to be given by
ME- HENRY IRVING, MISS ELLEN TERRY.
AND THE LYcEUM COMPANY,
VIII besin ut the Box Office of the National Theater
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22D. ATSAM
The subscription for the season will be S13 so for the
six performances The subscription sale will close
Monday y IN. and the sale for single nights will
open on Tuesday. February 18th Price for Reserved
Seats single performances. 81 So 81 S15O. 81, and IS
cents according location Admission so and 81.
REPERTOIRE: Louis X1; The Bells; The Bellies STRAIT
areI Hamlet; The Merchant Of Venice. and Much Ado
About Nothing feh2O
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VERY OR COsToN?-Mr. 7. j. Mackey, as solicitor
for Mrs. Martha j. Coston, assignee OF Lieut. Henry
H. Coston, U. s. marine corps, has written to Sec
retary Chandler, asking that the "very signal pIs
toi or gun" be designated in the q. s. navy as the
"CoStOn gun or pistol signal" claiming that the
Very gun Is an Infringement
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FTF SPECIAL NOTICE!
ks TRADE DOLLARS ATPAR
BARBOUR& HAMILTON, Flour Feed and Commission
Merchants Wholesale Grocers and Importers febI3,3m
fR NEW DEPAR URE-WE HAvEJUST
" opened the FARRAGUT MARKET corner Eth
ana streets. where customers will PURE BUT
TER. FRESH MEATS. POULTRY. FISH and Vt,(iE-
first class market.
febl2-2ws JOS e. FEARSON,S SONG
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PKor Carl FArLrEN.
he eminent German Pianist. respectfully announces
IHkEE PIANO REC1FALS. At MARINrS HALL.
March I'll. 10TH and 18th at & O'Clock.
Seassn tickets 3 50 single tickets IS cents, at Bren
tanOs' and MetzerOtt's feb7-1mG9d, ,tds
NHOICE SEATS FOR
- FORD'S THEATER
or sale al Brenanos Book Store 1th street and Penn
tylvania avenue jas
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hIME MUSEUM
~ ANOTHER GRAND SHOW
Every afternoon and nixht this week
Whose exquisite Artists and VOcalists
FRANK THE HEAIEIS
LEONARD AND SDSFS. tfis telegraph Eoys
RIPLEY ana READ. tle Musical Wonders PuRVIS
and his Performing DOnkrys. The Acme Irio-Ackrr
Graham and Lotus The Allen Sisters Tht. SII-l.n.
sion fe't. Mammoth Hog What Is IT, and all I'm.
Wild Animals coEciddiug with A SLIPPERY DAY
Admission To al Only ten cents. febi8-6t