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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-A SPLENDID BUsINESS'
l. room, on first floor of st. James Hoie
corner Main and Murphy, known as mn
saloon; possession given September lst. CalN
NJ 81, James Hotel. auglLiN
IGOR EXCHANGED HAVE A CHI0CEH
= city residence to trade for farm near
lhe city; e. NJ ONERLEEsE, llOO Ross ave
nue., or T. u. Box 3Ol. augl-ll
TOR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE OF SIX
II rooms and Kitchen In an excellent neigh.
nothood, south side Of Wood, the second
house west from Browdcr street; will let TO o
good tenant for term OF months at Il rea.
sonable rate. Apply to MURPHY & BOLANL
hcni Estate Agents and Collectors office No
lO5 Main street aug2tli
DOR RENT-THE NEW TWO.sTURYN
i building, corner Ross avehueand Orang
street, plastored throughout, containing nine
large rooms, besides n Store.room, 2iXiO, god .
wafer; gas In each room; splendid Location
Tor a clearinghouse; will be- rented chap
Apply to PRATHER Il ARDREY, an Elm
street. aurai.it
DOR RENT-rWO FURNISHED ROOMS |
IL on second floor, with southern exposure
INQUIRE at No. 627 Elm ST. aug.,.li
EOR RENT-THREE DWELLINGS or
Il 3,i and @ room each: plenty OF good wa
YER Apply TO 10 Houston street, corner q
IGOk RENT OR SALE-SENERA GOup
Il Second-h hand pianos for rent or sale q.
very low prices at {. III, EDWARDS, W guy
80 Main street. aug!i'1
EuRNlsHEDR ROOMS FOR RENT, COR
l. ner san Jncinto and MaSten Streets AZ
ply 10 ll,C, llosKINs, Ang.l.A
EOR kENr-A HANDSOME FURNISH
Il ed parlor bedroom, with the use OF
| new Chickerlng Plano II desired, ut ll2 lIoN
/ avenue anu SOM hRust pnrnNp pI AustNn Sc
nug2l.l
| EOR RENT-SrORE-ROOM IN Thh
Il center of the best business brick biOA
/ in the city OGTyler, Texas; suitable for w
kin1 Ola business, dry goods, groceries, eig
q me opening for boot and shoe ana ~
| mouse; rent To commence september " ~
AddreSS WIG CAIN, Tyler Texas, 0ugli-.-
L'Ok kENT-ONE COTTAGE on CON
! Il merce street ear lines; CNcCuent clslel'
wafer hydpnt also; with rooms AMI ~,
sage; southern exposure; n very healthy ~
cation and I'm excellent nclghbOrhOod ~
MY ~ lllI Commerce street.
LuR KENT-EIGHT ROOMS ATsll NAL.
Il street (up-st0irS); good cooking anu u',,
lng-room; two rooms fronting on MAN 40,
AnnlN 70 j. w. BARLOW. 625 Elm ST. aus'.,
DOR RENT-oNE HANDSOMELY Fun
Aug.ttJ
LNUk REN1-ONE OF THE MOST DIES!
Il rable store-rooms In Dallas, G's oy
feet, with basement OF same dimensions, "
gosite Herald Office. Apply TO GlhN AL i
| SArOON nuEt-u
lNok RENr-CENTRALLI LOCATED,
II First-clnSs sleeping rooms; south vSn Mn
ure; all convenlences. LINDsLEI bh n',
FORD, US Main street, upstairs. II,
TOR RENT-NO. $50 ELM sIhbSS,'
~ next door TO Sycamore street, also ."
us Sycamore street, for rent for leI, TERN
years; these are No. | business locH nn,,s
LASS Il DANovER, No. ia sycamore street
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Stop with Col, Pratt, ut Barnum's
Hotel, Second and Walnut streets, when
you visit st. Louis. The Colonel will
take the best Of care of you, and at mod.
crate charges.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-24

Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and 9th.
ors whose occupation gives but little OK.
erclse, should use Carter'g Little Liver
Pills for torpid liver and bilousness.
One IL n dose
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va.

Mrs. Gen. j. +. b. Stuart, Principal. The
next session of nine months begins Sept. II,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apply to the Principal.
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Boilers repaired In best style and with
dispatch by Franklin a Pfouts.
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New salmon, white and cod fish, at A
Il. Boucho's, Main street.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE, OF TEXAS,

,TEcHEIcAL BRANCH OF Tue UNIvERsIrY.)
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act of L. s. Congress. Fouip-
ped by the state Of Texas, with form. build
lngS, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, to
the value of 100000. a practical school for
training young men 10 become successful
Farmers, Engineers, Machinists, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders in ali
business enterprises. Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september |, 1854. For fun particulars. adj
dress ii. il. DINWIDDIE,
Chnirmnn Of the FncnltY.
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WANTED.

.
w ANTED-A SCOTCHLADY ms
w situation as teacher i'm schoo1 n ,IsS
D years, experience in teaching.
ions, English, French, music ana W. ~.
Address BILE, Herald office. Us
NJ ANTED-FOUR GlkLS-NI7S,
w good and rapid penmen. AMI
nee OF New Home Sewing Machine u
Elm street, Dallas, ut once. nv
WANrED-BY A GEKM E.I,2IS
w can give good references. n vi VI,
as cook or house girl, or would Io 10Y
small family. Call at 4l5 Bryan ST. ANU
Nv ANTED-PARTNER WTrH a n
w SlO,OOO in established paving m
turing, business; splendid prospects, ~
Nv ANTED-A LADY PIANO pr
w Tor saloon in Mexia; also two :.
ladies' TO wait on customers In s4ioony
dress NJ. y. KING, Mexia Texas. an.
w ANTED-ONE GOOD BLACKSN
W and one good carriage painter
TO u. f. CAMP, Colorado. Texas. an
WANTED-AGENTS. ADDRESS
~ Louis II ectric Lamp Co, st. Louis
Tor circulars, cuts and terms of 50 %
power MARSH Electrical Lamp. augS ,
NJ ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK "
~ CIV holl loTu Sllldll family. Good !
NJ US. FITZGERALD, 400 Bryan street. au
Observation-Disclosures
M slniy two sober printers to do
composition, day work, IS cents per /. GI5
one real hrst-class, sober lob printer
geI permanent situation by correspond
present lobber goes TO the books and inc
OF force is needed. c. Il. GILBERT. Az
Reporter. - "a.
M ANTED-HOTEL HELP-ONE'C ~
w bermaid and waiter; both mnst
good reference; Barnes house, AIbanT
j. l.. Barnes, Proprietor. il
w ANTED-FIFTY LADIES no NJ
w pants, drawers, overalls and ~ d
now is the time to secure good position
ply between and o'clock. BLANT
d BLAKE. Ian = IT,, e.
w ANrED-THE IEXAS M{YTIfNf
w dowment Association will give 700
profitable employment to eXperienceI I
ance solicitors. Address A. M. Hall
tary, 723 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
w ANTED-ACTIVE MEN TO CAM
w for our subscription books i'm ever
and county in Texas liberal terms an,
manent employment given. Call on p', y
sreSS j. w. STRONG, 9i2 Main street. ma
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,

The 9Th Annual Session begins Oct, LIST
Most elegant bnll dings In the South, All
modern convenlcnces. Best advantages i'm
literature, music and art, Special attention
TO health and comfort of pupils. Moderate
charges. Apply early 20 w. &. BASS,
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Call As Hunstable's Shoe factory.
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DROP IN 81 u unsLabloIs lo-day.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Staunton, Va.

Opens September 22d, 1881. One of the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR Young LADIES IN THE
UNITED STATES. Surroundings beautiful
Climate unsurpassed. one hundred and
il0rty,three Pupils from Eighteen States.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE
UNION. Board, Washing English Course,
Latin, French, German, Instrumental Mu-
sic, ETC., for scholastic year, from Septem-
Der to June, S23S. For Catalogues write TO
REV. WIN. A. HARRIS, d d..
President Stanton. Va
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TOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF II
\ health, I will offer for sale my emf
boarding-house outfit, complete in every'
partment, consisting of furniture, beddi
%ood si room man, ana Gd,, Kitchen; everything
street. Wv
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E'Uk SALti-fHE OLDEST AND BFj
II located Livery Stable in the city of Danl
Is offered for safe, because the present propl
etors are not born liverymon. We can Ms
any one that the stable has not only mad
but is even now, in July, making money, IN
q practical liveryman, this is q rare opportl
nl!y 10 secure good thing. Terms. onl
mira cash, balance ON any reasonable tinl
wanted with interest and well secured, Al
ply to or address WHEAT * WHEAT. DallI
Texas, ni,gi.t
EOR SALE OR RENT-A FINE NEW n
Il room cottage cheap; II beautiful plal
inquire at the Eel pSe Lumber Yard. K.
PAGE. t,ol
EOR SALE-OWING 10 MY NBSENd
L for n protrocted time, offer for sale N
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle mud n m
driver Apply 10 Mnuyns Stable, Ma.
street. JOHN f ELLIOTT, iunl7..
DOR SALE-BROUM MACHINES FOL
4 sale. Two new machines and pre,.e
Westlake 4 BrlttOn manufacture, for ,sl
cheap. Address WIN. PFOUTs, care IIERAu
",,''', ian2..t
LNUk SALE or REN1-A FIKST-CLAS
Il brand new piano; will sell ON the install
ment plan. Apply to 38l Ross Avenue.
f.t,nQ.t ~
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EOh RENI-oNE OF THE MOST pEsll..
IL rabe store-rooms In Dallas, gi's oy ,r ~
feet, with basement OF same dimensions, ~
gosile Herald Office. Apply TO GLhS r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-24

L'Oh RENT-ONE COTTAGE on CON.
Il merce street ear lines. cNecuent cisleIh
water, hydpnt also; with , rooms and u ~.
sage; southern exposure; n very healthy W.
cation and IN excellent nclghbOrhood Az
nlN NJ lll7 Commerce street.
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LOR RENT-EiGHT ROOMS Ar2ll NAH
Il street tup-stairs); good cooking anu u'l,'
lng-room; two rooms fronting ON Main W.
Annlv 70 j. w. BARLOW. 62j Elm 81, aus'-N
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EoR RENT-oNE HANDSOMELY FUN
Il nished front room, ut 80 Elm street;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

s IS. IL * ssss
ssss Il LII ( < ssss =
We call your a'tsntion ss our superb stock Of
SUkAH SILKS at 9Oc. al 90 AND q a.
>,,,. in the following shades:
white Cream, Pink, Ross, Blue LilAc Nile Shrimn
SCARLET. Light and Dark Mandarin, Cardinal Purple
buttercul. Straw and Gordon
SILK RHADAME q 81. 25 AND $780,
r,,,. In the following colors:
shrimp and Lilac N-'~'
2O-IS. GUINETS eros GRAIN SILK nj 26 PER YD.
in the following colors:
Wh1te; Cream. Straw. Light Blue Rose, Shrimp and
TwO-TONED BROCADES,
In the most beautiful combinations to match the
a1oxe e1lks and are nov particularly In demand for
FINE EVENING COSTUMES by leading dress
T-N IMPORTED CHINA SILK CREPE.
S1.25 PER YARD,
50.IN. SILK MUI.L& 81 90 PER YARD
Both OF the above in all desirable evening shaded
WOODWARD d LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
921 Pa. ave- 1921 9l2Dst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

1t VIII be the handsome thing for Gen. Grants
reh friends TO turn in and give him q Christmas
present IN the shape OF n check to meet Nr. VAN
derbilts claim OF $4,000 on the generals effects
and the fact that Mr. Vanderbilt Is willing TO lead
the list by throwing OF the odd $4,000 proves that
he is not the Shylock creditor that some accounts
o. this transaction would imply. In view OF this
ection his part 1t IS absurd for instance, 70 rep
resent Vanderbilt Is a stOny-hearted money
lender, who IS determined to Indemnify himself by
Ievying Grants tokens OF honorable service, in
the shape o; swords, medals and other pers onal
effects There be no disputing the fact that IN
the original transaction Vanderbilt was used most
shab5.ly, and It is only the belief that Gen. Grant
was the unconscious victim and cat's-paw OF the
INSCRIPTIONS Ward that permits the General to
keep his good name. The loan which Grant nego-
uated was. so far as Ward was concerned, a GRIM
1Dal one. and Vanderbilt Is justified in refusing to
be plucked for the amount. That he bears Gen.
Grant malice and is willing TO excuse him nearly
half the debt altogether 10 his credit and 1t viii
be equally credtable II Grants other wealthy
friends make Up the balance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

Gov. Cleveland has decided TO turn over all his
gifts as fast he receives them, u the commits
sioners or charity in Albany. We may expect to
see on the streets and in the pOOr-LouSes OF that
city, therefore, pauperS leaning on gOld-headed
canes, leading about bull-pups, smoking fantastI-
cally carved IneerschauT, pipes or the most fra
grant Havana cigars. securing their limited funds
In ornamental purses. reading elegant gift books
In their leisure. with superb bOOk-marks and paper
cutters to make the task easier, drinking expen-
siye wines as ''night-cap," and then retiring TO
rest in their hoyels under the most dazzling Of
crazy quilts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

The navy is - be put on faith ratiOns again after
Thursday until Congress meets, and possibly
longer. No harm, probably. vii. result from the
temporary stoppage OF funds, but hiatus like this
is annoying, and, especially in foreign parts brings
diScredit on the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

Mr.. Carlisle takes much more sensible view of
Mr.. RandalpS southern trip than does Mr.. Waiter
son. whose recent screeds against the Pennsylvania
leader have done much TO give the visitor distinction
and sympathy Mr.. carlisle thinks that the political
significance OF Mr.. RaudalrS trip has been unduly
magnified- As to the tariff discussion involved.
the Speaker welcomes such an agitation and intt-
mates that possibly Mr.. Randall viii meet with no
greater success in prOinuIgat!ng protection views
than did Mr.. Blaine, who made the protective
policy the keynote OF his own strong and aggres-
sfVe campaign. without, however, making inroads
Oh the ordinary democratic manufacturing vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

] slt is 20 be lamented that DR.. brewster decides
not TO take Dr. Paret's place rector of Epiphany
church, but the reasons he assigns do hin and his
profession honor. He says that upon visit here
be finds the parish 70 which be was called well Or
gained and powerful, while his present charge Is
Still weak and in need OF labor and he, therefore,
feels IL his duty TO remain where there is the
more urgent call for service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

Mr.. Hendricks follows Gov. Cleveland in assuring
the colcred people that their rights are IN no way
1mperiled by democratic success IN letter TO
colOrsd editor he calls attention to the platform Of
the party, which asserts the equality OF all men
before the law and insists ON the duty of the gov
eminent 10 recognize this principle in dealing with
al classes OF citizens This pledge, lie declares
will be strictly observed by the incoming admins
fra-io0
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FoR New YrAa,s CALLING.

FULL DRESS:
COATS CUT TO FIT AS WE'LL AS ANY CUSTOM
COATS ONLY DIFFERENCE BEING PRICE.
ABOUT oNE-THIRD LESS. FULL DRESS VESTS
IN TWO. THREE AND FOUR BUTTONS. CUT IN
THE EX RENE OF STYLE. WE HAVE WHITE
MARsEILLEs VESTS. CUT IN THREE BUTTON
STYLE ONLY. BLACK DoEsK1N PANTS IN
RELIABLE GRADES oNLY,cu EITHER TIGHT
OR MEDIUM IN THE LEG. SIZES IN FULL
DRESS SUITS TO FIT ANY SIZE MAN. PRICES
REDUCED TEN PER CENT FROM MARKED
PRICE.
FINE OyERCOATS:
MADE ON THE PREMISES BY OUR BEST Gus.
TOM TAILoRs. EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM WORK
IN TIE COUNTRY THE MoNTAeNACs MADE
IN SEDAN. FRANCE. ARE THE FINEST GOODS
MADE IN THE WORLD AND THE WORKMAN.
SHIP On THEM is PERFECT. WE HAVE THEM
SATIN. SILK Or SERGE LINED. IN BLUE.
BROWN. Or WINE COLoRs THE sURTou,rs
MADE OF THESE GOODS ARE PERFECT FORM
DIsrLAyERs. CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER
LIVERY OUTFITS:
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR LIVERY
SUITS. AND HAVE AT ALL TIMES vIRY
LARGE LINE OF THEM READY MADE VIZ
MAKE TO ORDER ANY STYLE OF LIVERY GAR.
MENT REPRESENTED ON THE AMERICAN
ENGLISH OR FRENCH LIVERY PLATES. QUE
REFEREScEs--soME OF THE HAspsoMEs1
OUTFITS SEEN ON THE sTREETa
REDUCED PRICES PREVAIL. IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
A. SAKs CO..
RETAu.eRs OF TIE FINEST Ct.orHINo,
do sIs AND sis SEVENTH STREET.
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WooowAsD & Lorzaop
Desire to call attention to their
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN LADIES' W1NTrp
wRAP2

The immsnse sale Of our wraps during the past two
months substsntats the CORRECTNESS Of our styles and
prices. Notwithstanding this, desire to reduce tn
stock to minimum, and b. that end have made extra
ordinary reductions. to which we can your special
attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

VvHE GREAT HOUSEHOLD. WITH OUR NEW
e q Afatschmmts in yeavst-bned Box. makes
cunt fQr family sewing yet o6crUd Also
re sQs1t While. New Hume. Domestic Overriding Il
1ck8HNkfA "a Nh atrsst northwest ~
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HOTELS, DC.
HOTEL

Most delightfully."- located, COMMANDING extensive
view Of harbor and islands. Enlarged by al 4
parlor t0x6o; Is newly furnished has annun- lE,El
GATOR and electric bells lighted with gas and possess
aSvepber Is ieet Climate perfect cuisine uneIcey-
uneQyAled advantages afforded to al seeking 10 avod
the Itgors Of northern winter I'm visit 20 Bermuda
ocls-thkm.sm cHAa q. EMMoNs. Proprietor
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CLOTH COATS. Former Reduced
Berlin Twill Coats brown AMI black. Sao6 Ssoo
Braided stockinette Coats. black. 1850 1000
NEwMARKETs
Mixed Cloth Newmarkets - 1880 400
Cloth Newmarkets. black and brown 1aSo loco
Gray Cloth acknowledgements. 1a5O 1850
Cloth Newmarksts. black and brown 1000 1850
Cloth Newrnsrkets. black and brown race 20Oo
DoLMANs.
sicillienno Silk Dolmans black...... lAoo 1000
Siciiiienne Suk Dolmans. black...... 1850 1850
CIRCULARS
Black Cloth Russian Circulars. ....... 1250 1000
Black Cesh Russian Circulars. ....... 1900 1250
vIsrTEs.
BACK Brocade sak vists: .....-...... 1000 1900
Black Sicillienne Silk visite ..... 2Ao0 1850
Black Silk Matullasse visite. ........ 5000 21OO
Brown Brocade Velvet visite......... $500 $500
SEAL PLUSH sAcoUEs.
Seal Plush Sscques $500 21.o0
Seal Plush Saeques. ....,,,, $500 27N
Seal Plush 6acques. $500 $3.50
Those who have not set supplied their wants will and
this an exceptional opportunity. and we respectfully
solicit an early inspection.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE pSLT,
92l Pennsylvania avenue. ola D street.
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Coop Loa1o
LIGHT POCKETS.

HOW TO MAKE A LITTLE MONET 60 LONG
WAY.
Don't pay any storetsspsr three profits when You can
get goods at one profit above original cost
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING ROUSE,
s27 AID s79 SEVENTH STRICT NORTHWEST,
Sell Atwood we'll made Clothing at exactly 10 per cent
above actual cost Of manufactufe.
Don't trust the dealer who promises to sell for few
cents what you know dollar won't buy
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
sat AND s2s SEVENTH srHxrr.
Promises nothing but what prepared to perform
The heavens never rained gold dollars and all-wool
Clothing cannot be bought ct cotton field prices.
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
997 AND go SEVENTH STREET,
Offers nothing but reliable soods Manufactures ali the
Clothing It sells. and retas at exactly 10 per cent
above cost.
Don't part with your money the strength Of fairy
tale" Remember that it is easy to make
promises and also recollect that
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND s29 SEVENTH STREET.
Gives reliable advertisements and offers reliable goods
and lowest prices.
Buy with your eyes wide open
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
997 AND 800 SEVENTH STREET.
Il always glad to those who look We invite
comparison because honestly believe that quality
Of the goods and in low prices we have no real cope
ttion.
Buy ct place where child can buy ~ safely a. an
adult
10 PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE,
e27 AND GAG 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Is STRICTLY ONE PRICE, AND THAT PRICE Is
MARKED PLAINLY UPON EACH GARMENT
Open evenings till 9. Saturday tu1L
u Please bear in mind. have no connection with
any other house IN this city. Dag
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LADIES, Corn,
"a INCHES WIDE. ALL WOOL
65 CENTS.
Canton F1annels So cts. 6A cts. 8 cts. and 10cts.
10-4 Sheeting Cotton, best make. - cts.
New Plaid Dress Goods, % cts.
Trtco Dress Goods. all colors 12]$ eta
Atwood Flannel Suiting. Is cts
Black Cashmeres. Is cents
SolOred Cashneres, Is cents
hito Wool Flannels. IL cts, 20 cts, "a cts
AL wool Red Twill Flannel. Is cts
Cloth for Boys' wear IS cts. 80 cts, 81 cts
Medcated Red Twill Flannel, 81 cts
Ladies Trtcot Cloth. 81 inches wide 90 cts
Chtdren's Regular mace Hose, Is cts.
1adies Solid Color BalbriGyan Hose rs cts
Henlmed Handkerchief cts
&8.00. $500. $1,000.
Colored SILK Eelvets. all colors $1.25
broeade silk Velveta nll colors, 4l.25
Hlsck Dress SILK, eros gratn IS cts.
Bed Comforts. IS cts, 81. 90. 81 rs. SlSl
Wool Blankets. per pair $500, $3.50. $500
Best BrusselA Carpets, 75 Cts, IS cts.
nottingham Lace. 10 cts. rs cts. 30 cts
C. II. TOWSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
M South side.
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AS pointer 10 sporting men ii may be said that
II IS safo bet, ut large odds, that the Sage or
Gramercy Park will not be in Washington On the
4th OF March next, all reports and positive state
mentS to the contrary notwithstanding. There
was time when Mr.. Tiiden contemplated visit
here aoou, that season OF the year; but that was
eight years ago, and his interest in the place has
fallen OF greatly since then. 1t may be remarked
further that In the matter OF trumphal process
sions Mr.. Tiden prefers TO pose as the principal
figure and does not care to walk behind the
chariot OF the cOnquerer. nor yet to peep at the
cortege from a hotel window. He Will accordingly
be conspicuously absent from the national capital
at the date named
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THE
10 PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE.

BEFORE NV YEAn
Let there not remains single sufferer from Cough
Cold who could be easily cured with box Of Elecam
pane and Horehound Cough drops Start the New Year
WE'LL when health in this particular ia within such easy
reach.
ARTHUR NATTANs. Pharmacist,
d29 Corner 14th and L and I'd and sts NV
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II is, OF course Tor GOV Cleveland TO decide when
IL will be most proper and convenient for him to
come 70 Washington 10 prepare for the Inaugural
ton; but as we have been led 20 expect return to
the methods Of ''the fathers" it will be We'll to
notice that IL IS a tradition that the President
elect should get here some days. or even
weeks IN advance OF the beginning OF his term OF
Office Jackson came on the 18th OF February,
Harrison two days earlier. Polk on February 18th,
Taylor February 23d, Pierce February 21st, Bu-
chanan March 3D. and Lincoln February 23d. No
doubt Presdent-elect Is much annoyed By
the not disintereSted attentions Of friends when
about TO enter the White House. but the adyant-
ages OF convenient intercourse with advisers have
generally been held to outweigh the disadvantages.
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