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The High School Exhibition.

AN INTERESTING PROGRAM OF SONGS. REGULATIONS
| AND CALIsTHENIC DRILLS, MILITARY EvoLUTIoNs.
The annual concert and exhibition drill of the
pupils OF the Washington High school was given
last evening" in the hall Of the school, In the pres
ence OF large audience. The program opened with
an effective chorus, which was followed by a calls
thenic drill with blue wands, which were handled
by the following young ladies: Misses Willoughby,
Gushing, Orr, F. c. NOerr, McDade, Baxter. Etchi-
son, Gordon, Palmer Gibson S.A. Gilbert j. +. Noerr,
Donovan. Scanned. Stringer and Elliott The Gee
club rendered the song, "Ching a-Lng," G. A. Lyon
gave banjo solo, and the Athletic club, composed
as follows. gave a drill with dumb bells: Messrs.
Bright. Martin, r. w. Moore Marin, Writ, G. C.
Wedderburn, Watson, Pollard, Voorhees, Richards,
Ford Burroughs, Humphrey, Mckenna, j. Wedder-
burn. and Reading. Mr.. F. c. Grigg sang the solo
| the recitation 1.-THE Legend or the Organ Builder"
caIisthenic drill with hand rings was given by the
Bailey, Marsh, Morsell, Darnellle s. p Wilson, A. c.
Noerr, j. Holmes, Thompson, Stickney, Sinsabaugh,
Berry. and Chase. kinder-symphonie by Romberg,
was rendered by the following: Piano, c. F. Doyle;
yioline !, w. s. Armstrong; viOneII, Miss Hayward;
ote, L. p Martin; schnarre, Miss Galeski; trangel,
Miss Whiconb; trompete /, Miss Humphrey; from
petite III, Miss Bradley; wachtel, Miss NJ. G. Camp
pell; kuckuck, Miss Law; nachtigall 1, Miss Daw-
son: nachtigall II; Miss Zeh; klapperholzer, A. J..
Marsh: trOmmel. j. f. Watson.
| The cadet drill by Company B was heartily APP
plauded so Those taking part Were as follows: cap
and f. {. Brown, COrpOralS Hauke. G. A. Lyon,
Cosby, Brandenburg, BOyntOn. f. Shoemaker, Doyle,
ana Drown; Priyates Allen, Bartlett, Buck, Beard
sley, Belt, Benton. W. NJ Brown, Burchard, L. p.
Clephane, Donn Dawson, Ii. c. Fisher, Foster,
Green, Gray, Hilton, Johansen, Macaulcy, Mack,
Merrill F. F. Morgan, Peterson. Prindle Ranage,
Relnb,rg, Rngges Schmidt, Swindells, Wilkins,
and Wilkinson. The gees and choruses rendered
during the evening were highly appreciated. The
members are as follows First tenor, MessrS Chand-
lee Pollard and bowling; second tenor, Messrs.
Marsh and Doyle; first bass, Messrs. Richards and
Martin; second bass. MessrS. Fleming and Watson;
chorus, SOprani, Misses Humphrey, Giigg Doye Ga
| leski, Mauger. Bradley, Dawson. Zen, Whtcomb,
ana Cuttings; att, Misses Law, Mahonse, L. Cohen,
Myl1e, NJ. Campbell, BurrOugh, Entwistle. and
Dempster; tenOri, Messrs. March, McKenna, bowl
ing, Pollard, Prlndle, Rollins, and Shears; bassl
Ing, La Fetre, Mason, ana Martin
Among those present were Commissioner West,
Lieut. West, Z. $. A.; II. N. Burchard, director OF
the United States mint; Major Bates, L. S. A.. COM
mandant of the high school cadets; Trustees Love
JOY, Clark, and Baum Supt. Wilson, Prof. Chicken
Ing, Dr. ReybuFn, Prof L. w. Mason, OF Boston,;
Prof: Buttereld, Prof Copp, Prof. Able. Prof Nit
chell, OF Howard university, exTrustees Davis,
/ and ilSOn.
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The Simms Obseauies.


MORNING.
The funeral OF the venerable Edward Simms.
which took place at 10 o'clock this morning from
st. Aloysius church, was largely attended. The
casket, which was placed before the altar, was
covered with flowers wrought in appropriate de-
signs. The somber habits OF the Sisters Of
Charity and OF the Sisters OF St Joseph's and
st. Fincents orphan aSylumS, in which instt-
tutionS Mr.. StnEns showed a great inter-
est. were conspicuous In the gathering. The
orphan boys and girls Of the two aSy1ums were also
present. Father Murphy said mass, being
assisted In his Offices by Father Denny.
Father Walter, of st. PatrickS church: Father
Edelin, OF st. DOmfnic's, and other clergymen, were
present. Father Murphy, at the close OF the mass,
made brief address. He said that funeral ser
mons were not remarkable for truth or precision as
they were likely rather to exceed In praise the just
merits OF the dead; yet within the strctest limits
OF the truth, he could say that the life Of the de-
ceased furnished an example. of especial value to
young men. OF three virtues: Integrity, industry
and frugaty. At the close OF the sermon
sang the hymn. "Angels, Ever Bright and
Fair" Mr.. Simms heard Miss Richey sing this
hymn at q funeral two years ago. He was so struck
with the beauty of the hymn that he requested
that Miss Rchey should sing it at his own funeral
After the thrOng In the church had viewed the re-
mains, the funeral procession, under the direction
OF Mir. Harvey, the undertaken. left the church
The pail bearers were MeSSrS. Daniel b. Clarke,
VIM. Pinkney Brooke J. c. G. Kennedy, HoratiO
King, Anthony Hyde, John NJ Sims and Lewis J.
Davis. The remains were inferred at Mount Olivet
cemetery.
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James E. Richardson, Custom House. New Orleans on
OATH says In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out my
body until 1 4 of corruption. Everything
Known TO the medical faculty tried in vain be-
came mere wreck At times could not lift my hands
myhead, could not turn in bed: in constant PAIN
and looked upon life curse No relief or cure i'm ten
years In 1890 heard Of the CU1ICURA REMEDIES used
them and was perfectly cured
Sworn to before L. S. Commissioner j. D. Crawford
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The BlOdgett Claim.
A DEMURRER FILED.


In the case OF levin Blodgett, trustee OF the
heirs OF Samuel BlOdgett, deceased plaintiff, agt.
IT, s. Grant and others, Defendants case involving
the title to large amount OF real estate in the
northwest section OF the city. Hillyer Raston, OF
counsel for George T. bearing filed vest rday at
ternOOn general demurrer to the bill OF the plain
tn. Ihe demurrer sets up five separate grounds
for a dismissal OF the bill, as follows:
First, the usual formal objections: second the mis-
loiEder OF the defendants, and that they have no
joint connection to various matters set up In the
blu; third that the plaintiff has not set forth any
interest nor set forth any capacity to either for
himself or others; fourth, the statute OF llmita-
lions; NTH, that any right of action which the
heirs OF Samuel Blodgett may have possessed ac-
| crued more than twenty years ago. and on account
OF the delay and laches no complaint respecting the
court or equity no explanation or excuse for such
! delay being given In the bill.
7 A reporter OF THE STAR called On Judge IIillyer
this morning In relation to the matter Mr. IIi!lyer
stated that he did not care to talk about questions
IN which he was interested, and which were pend
that when the court heard the demurrer argued #
would dismiss the bill
On Monday motion will be heard in the Equity
Court TO set early date for hearing the argument
| on the demurrer.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED POLICY WRlTER-About
hall-past II O'Clock this morning Detectives Raft
! ana BLOCK went TO a One-StOry Shanty on X street
near the corner OF New Jersey avenue, in which is
kept shoe shop. On going in they found Marshall
Williams sitting at table, with a book In front of
him, and, near by, ThOs. DOdson. Daniel Dyson and
the book and quantity OF papers. and took the
prisoners and the papers to the seventh precinct sta
t1On-hOuse, where they were all searched Williams
was charged with being policy writer and the
others held as witnesses. The witnesses had on
their persons policy Slips which tailed with the, en-
| tries on the book.
| THE CLOSING SALE OF HARNEss-The large sale
| ofharness, which begun at Dowling's this week,
will be concluded on Monday next, when the bal,
ance will be sOld embracing about sixty SETS some
of them being the most desirable In the lot All win
be sold without reserve.
| THE DRIVER OF HERDIC INJURED BY COL
LIsIoN-AbOut 11:30 O'Clock last night Herdic coach
No 4, driven by Harry Franklin, was into by
| mack at 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, breaking the Herdic and frightening
| the horse attached to it, which ran away The
driver was thrown out and received severe injuries
GERS Ellis and McNeal, where he was attended by
Dr. Markriter, and afterwards removed to his home,
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Cur1cuRA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURES,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASE. FROM PM
Piles TO SCROFULA

Thousands of letters in our possession repeat this
story have been terrible sufferer for years with
Blood and Skin Humors; have been obliged to shun
pt.oc places by reason of my dsfgurng hmors; have
had the best physicians have spent hundreds Of dollars
and got no real relief until used the CUTICURA REso-
VENT the Bloo' Purifier, internally and CUTICtyR,
and CUTICURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures and Skin
Beautfers. externally, which have cured me and left
my skin and blood pure a child's.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ne Weather.
CFFTCT or THE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb Is. 1884. $50 a. m.

~ " mn otFithh,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb rs. 1884. $50 a. m
Fer IN" middle Atlantic states. rising tpmpera-
tHfs, hptthr t-torly winds shifting TO east and
south far weather, fOll":tctl ON sunday by light
rains "r snow, lower barometer. The indications
are tt3t The temperature viii rise slowly in the dis
tric- an The Atlantic coast on sunday. with incras
lig o"liiu"sS and local rains in southern and mid
d!' - -. AMI i.aiJ snow or rain in New England
ana northern NV GOTk. Warmer weather and
slight rains Indicated for the gulf states. Ten
rcSSte aud tllr Ohio valley on sunday. The lower
rise. CauiinuITy signals continue at Grand Haven,
Lutiln[tUu and Milwaukee.
TITS w"il-kHown West End beer bother James
Butler. 30 1851 goth street northwest. has secured
the agency f0r the sale Of the Phillip Best Brewing
COmpd0yS celebrated Milwaukee Lager Beer. the
present capacity Of whose brewery being half MIL
lion barrels a year, larger than that OF any other
establishment of the kind. no: only on the Ameri-
cen ccIti-Hnt, but the largest of any lager beer
brewery III the world, and who has h its popular
ity Increased the sale OF their beers FROM
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STILL, MORE SO

Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street. Chicago CRATE
fully acknowledges cure OF Eczema, Salt Rheun
head. neck. face, and less for seventeen years net
able 10 move, except on han and knees for year
not able to help himself for eight gears tried hundreds
of remedies: doctors pronounced his hopeless per-
manentl! cured by the CUTICUEA REMEDIEs
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MORE WONDERFUL YET

Fl. Z. Carpenter, Henderson, n Y cured Of Psoriasis
or Leprosy, of twenty years standing by CUTIcUEA
REMEDIES The most wonder fu cure on record tlnSt-
painful of scales fell from him daily Physicians ard
friends thought he 1llst die. Cure before
justice of the peace and HoncTsoi's prominent
citizens
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DON'T WAIT.

to the parties All absolutely ard given without
our knowledge solicitation. Don't wait Now i the
time to every species of Itching, Scaly, Pirrlr.
ScrofI lCus Inherited, CONTIGUOUS and Copper coo.ed
Diseases of the Blood Skin ami Scai with Loss of Han
Sold by all druggists Price: CUTicURi. so cts, RE-
SOLVENT. 81; SOAP, % cts POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co, Boston Mass
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WINTER Is Sr1LL Ham,

AND WE HAVE JUST 4 FEW COED WEATHER
LOTS WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT OF
COURSE WE ARE NOT AGOING TO TELL YOU
THAT WE ARE SACRIFICING THESE GOODS AT
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR AS WE MAKE
IT FEt.Yt'RNtf]F OUR ADVERTISEMENTS TO
STATE ONLY FACTS SO THAT IN READING
THEM YOU CAN RELY UION EVERY WORD WE
SAY IN THIS SPACE. WHILE OUR STOCK IS
NOT ENORMOUS 1T Is STILL LARGE, AND WE
OFFER THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL PLUMS:
ONE LOT CHiLDREN'S FUR-TRIlIMED OVER
COATS. TO FIT ACES "a TO Z YEARS, AT sl9s
EACH
ONE LOT ALI.-WOOL CASHMERE PANTALOONS
NOW GO AT $3.50 PAIR.
ONE LOT MEMS SUITS, ALL SIZES, ALL KINDS.
SPECIAL BARGAIN AT SIS A SUIT
ALSO, LOTS OF OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS
AWAITING YOUR CALL.
"SPRING ovERCoATs NOW READY"
A. SAKS L. CO.,
feb15 Sig AND 31S SEVENTH STREET
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- I L K s .
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
We viii continue our great semi annual sale for about
eight days longer.
10 PIECES OF HANDSOME COLORED SILKS at ST.
reduced from 81 %.
5PlECES OF BLACK SILKS at 81. reduced froll
$I15
OUR BLOOMING BLACK LYONS SILKS at Al 25
Sl5O and 81, are recommer ded by dress makers
LADIES' CLOTH CIRCULARS. DOLMANS and u
STEERS will be sold 20 per cent less than cost
Prices have been reduced throughout the store
W. w. BURDETTE & CO.,
No. 929 It'll STREET AND 7O6 X STREET n w
febl3 e.
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.,,.s. 4G:sic1i4, e., fortnight.

in.usG:sicEli., g., ES-G;g:,:.
N.TTc,'AL THEATEE.-i;r JOAN Mccullough In
"JfIliIS CESAR
FoRIS GFERA HoU-E- Boston Ideal opera COM
pan! IN Pirates OF fcnIanCe.'
tHEaTHE CnnIQTE.-Coracty ana variety.
Di..G ..IsEU...-C lr.asilL-s AID val.ety.
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Those COMPLAINING of

Hard crabs, Little Neck clans, prime salt waite
oysters and terrapins Families supplied, whole
sale and retail 62l st. NV. n. White Co.
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LundbOrs's Perfume. Edenla 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet co
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley. 60
j. M. LarOque's Eiixer Of Calisaya

Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet co
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily Of the Valley. go
J. Nj. Laroque's H;xer Of Cali.aya
IRarsx
Has, for moro than half century. been in use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
sicianS as the best tonic and nvfgorator extant.
The weak. the nervous, the debtated all find it
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Partieu-
larry ladys medicine. g bottle. Sold by drug,
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Nd. tut SON
Premature Loss of the Fair
May be entirely prevented by the useof BURNETTs
COCAINE.
The superiority of Bu-,aetrs Fyarort,,g Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength
Communion Wine.
Mr.. Alfred Speer. the celebrated wine grower OF
New Jersey, preserves the uerInented Juice OF the
grape for Sacramento list. II has been ada ted
and its use sanctioned 10y the prominent divneS OF
this country. 1t is also used by invalids with re-
markedly well effect. For sale 10y druggists. WAS
So Per Gallon, 15c. OF. Bottle. Nc.I
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
9,l3,l6 MCGEES, 9Th street, near ID.
"Rougl. on Rats" clears out Rats, Miue. l5c.
For Gold and Silver Trimmings
| go to Meyers Ss2 eth street northwest. w&s,3m
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The Noltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich, Will send
! DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-votaic Belts and
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility. lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly v1gor. Address as above. n. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,s,m-
Mother Swans wornsryup, tasteless, effective; e5c
Above Rcproach.
Many OF the wines upon the market at this day
are mixture OF chemicals and water. Speers
wines have established reputation that is above
reprOach, they have been intorSed by the leading
| surgeons and hospital nurses OF this country and
Europe. For sale by druggists WAS
'tROugh On Coughs" TrocheS, 15c.; liquid, SOC.
Immense bargains at the closing out sale OF
fine shoes. Everything at actual cost. Call early
at SINSHEIIER & BRO. S0S eth ST. u
Nasaldine cures Catarrh, for p cts. I'm
Smokers try DIR. Carman's Dentalaid Wash.
DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath.
"Alderncy Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pound Ward prints, SOC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternik and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c pint.
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sore throat hoarScneSS should use Browns Bron-
chal TrocheS. The effect is extraordinary, parti-
cularly when used by singers and speakers Tor
clearing the Voice co
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CoLoRED Silks.
&c.. &c. Toe. Sc. $IO0, S125
FANCY SILKS,
37hc., Soc. &C. 75c.. SIC. $10O
BLACK SILKS,
60c., &C, 75c., SIC, $lOO to $500
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
CARTER's. I'll MARKET SPACE
s'StsT HAf4nrA sy SC .iSss excel
lent sslty aftH w cash value s5o reduced
sest ta 70 WOOL widest double
C4Lo 81 6a sATINs cream pink garnet light blue
* SILKS pink white
WE EfFs rsanffa corroN widest
A B xsFk S SILK at HapM SHss SILK
1i G6F SS5' JsS e TfSsd Ss5
new wa FORK s5fs" fills sEEEr1Se single width u,
SkETs reduced from Soc to $500 on every pair
- CARRIERS,
feb16 I'll MARKET SPACE
pURE ALDERNEY BUTTER.
week the following Well known brands Of Table But
THE s i &: ME- HGFG sSsk H,,,.
THE HILL BROOK CREAMERY.
JOS. c. FEARSON'S SONS,
Northern, Center Western and Capitol Hill Markets.
also Farra9ut Market. 18th and SITS fl2-6ts
PREv1ous To REMOVING
WILL SELL ALI. GOODS AT COST.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES
6cases yard wide Wamsutta Cotton cents
Calicces. Ginshams. Pertales Bed Ticking Cheviots
FlanEes, etc. All COST.
Big Bar rains in Black Silks
sc cts, IS cts. $l.l2. $l.3O $l.4O
Big Bargains in Black Cashmeres
36 cts. 80 cts, 40 cts, 43 cts, 46 cts, So cts
Black Brocale Dress Silks, 90 cents
Colored Brocade Dress Silk, 90 cents
100 Dozens Gents British Half Hose, at q cents.
Colored Dress Silks, all colors, Is cents
Ingram Carpets 81 cents
Big Bargains in Table Linens
10 cts, u cts, 26 cts. % cts.
Big Bargains in Bleached Table Damask
36 cts, 40 cta AZ cts. 81 cts, 81 cts.
TOwsoN's.
C3G Pennsylvania Avenue (South Side)
febA near Center Market
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rCE StLF.-One Of the hanGSnrneSt new houses
in this city. containing II rooms. with all modern
converter, eS. ON street. between 18th and 18th
streets northwest lich = now under rent stt SIS
i"r month. Purchaser can have possession Of the
hpu>" within ID days, If desired: price, $3.50; terms
e@Sy. Inquire at X. GOdsCh1n1(.S sig 9Th street
northwest.
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far exceeding any brewery IN the country.
SEE james ButlcTs advertisement under Special
Notices IN this paper.
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BEAUTY.-For Rough, Chapped and Oily Skin. Black
he ads AID Skin Ble1nshes CUrICURA Soap febl3
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DR. 4. W. SCOTT. Dentist. for ten years on
12;h and r stSl. would respectfully notify his
fi nos and the public OF his removal TO GIG 9th ST.
btt. + and q SIS. n. W.
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THE fine photos OF kCts Kcmethy's, I1C9 Pa ave.
continue L. b. 81 Per dOz., with Il thirteenth
PAINTED.
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ONE =. MORTON Posi-. No. 1. G.. \. r., VIII
Visit Car sons hCtcl Monday evening.
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Sealskin Cigars are here on trial against wasl
ingt0nS most popular brands The best iudg,
are invited 10 test them For sale everywhere.
BARBOUR & HAMILTON, Wholesale Agents.
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Blue Points.

Linen Collars, two for Csc. boys and mems size
also lull line L. and W. Collars, at Auerbach's II
and Ii.
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LINCOLN HA1L-A comedy entitled "a Cigarette
from lava" and All operetta called stChartty Begins
AZ Ecne" Will DO presented here tonight by alma
.eur5 Of recognized dramatic ability The perform
.lncs Is to be given for Charitable purposes
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CCJG5:S, colds, and sore throat yield readily to
II. DaUgi = Sons tapsicum Cough Drops.
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The Great Trial!

Nothing injurious enters into the compost.
ton of "Sweet Bouquet Cigarettes Gentlemen
should try them
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FOR brandy. gins, etc. 60 to chr. Xander who
ini UT, il. original packages and guaranteed pure.
M. I'll stii street northwest.
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New Style STRAIGHT

Musical Sewing Machine Cover.
Free concert at Auerbach's, 9TH and III.
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GAS FIXTURES ana slate mantels at shcdds, aOg
9th street
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MARY ANN ROTH. administrators Of Andrew RGtr.
hGS fled bill GI,t the h"ir--t-law OF deceased.
To be reimbursed 0lt of the r"d estate Tor Amount
overplii 1rc.n tie personal estate.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate ny 3. II. Warner.
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GRAPE VINES and ether trimmings done Address
l. l. Baker, IA 12th street southwest.
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Durkec-. Salad Dressing.

A ready-made, rich and delicious dressing for all
salads OF meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and
infinitely better than homemade. Unrlyalled as Il
sauce. eos
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IONDON 'Uugh syrup only TO a0d = cts. bottle.
81 RVS fIrsIssEwA cures auEidney diseases &c. 81
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JCB WORN in plumbing, heating and timing done
10y :. =. Shgdd. 400 9Th street.
F'r.-v zee r- TF.rr, JnIn IT Nour,,.icr 1r- Ncu
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats For Spring Of 1854.

Full line OF Gentlemen's and Boys fashionable
StiT and Soft Felt Hats. just received. AT r. {.
Lewis popular one Price Store" $50 eth street,
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See Tomorrow Chronicle!
Lively New York letter from Ieander Richard
son. entertaining miscellany, daShng editorial and
fearless criticisms.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

TEsiGHT fitted. Hcmpicr. Cp;ic!2n, as Pa. av,
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A p0ITCEMANS SUIT FOR DaMAGEs-McssS. C
Darlington and Moore J. Wright YESTERDAY entered
suit against the Metropolitan railroad company fO
W. l. Clinton police officer. for $4,000 damages
he piaintin sets out that defendant unlawful,
cause! 10 he placed in East Capitol street, between
9Th and flth southeast. certain wooden rails Sc
cured 10y iron braces, and permitted the rails to rot
ltl'lg The IRON braces remain. and plaintiff on ne
hight OF February 9th last being a member of The
police force. i'll attempting to arrest suspicious
character. struck his foot against Of them fell
and broke his leg, and was thusly put to expense
&r
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The Tale Of the False Teeth.

False teeth may tell lies in quiet way. But
real tooth tells the solemn truth when il sends its
messages OF pain through all the nerves and
muscles OF the face. IL have the toothache," is the
almost audible howl. And the echo is, "yeS, and
the toothache has me.1 When the pains OF neu-
ralgia settle in decaye6 tooth. something must be
done. Get Perry Davis Pain Killer. go
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IHEtTER CoMIQUE.-The cosy COmiqun has been
Wei 1Iltd al every performance during the week.
ditd tilt Interesting variety program seemed 10 give
general Satisfaction \ new bill has been arranged
ior neNt week, which, II Is promised, VIII surpass
IT. PREDECESSORS
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THE CLOSING SALE OF HARNEss.-The large sale
OF harness, which begun at DOwlings this week
will be concluded on Monday next, when the bal,
ance will be sOld embracing about sixty SETS some
OF them being the most desirable In the lot All win
be sold without reserve.