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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

JAMES E. RICHARDsoH, Cr.stom House, New Orleans.
on OATH says-In 1879 ocrouous Ulcers broke out on
my body until was Of corruption Everything
known to the medical faculty was tried in vain. he
came mere wreck. At times could not lift my hands
TO my head could not in bed was in constant pain
and looked upon life curse. No relief or cur. in
ten years In 1880 heard Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES
used them and was perfectly cured.
Sworn 10 before T. s. Com J. D. CRAWFORD
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"A New Version of the Carey Murder.

MUS STATEMENT ACTED
WITH DELIBERATlON.
the United Ireland Publishes an account OF the
murder OF James Carey, which was written by a
gentleman who received it from Patrick O'Donnell
under promise that it was not TO be told as long as
a chance remained to save O'Donnell'S life The
account shows that O'Donnell deliberately killed
Carey. There was no struggle Carey made no
attack upon O'DonnelL Had Judge Denman per-
hltIed him TO speak O'DGnncil would have told the
whole truth. ODennell was not acquainted with
Carey ON the voyage from England to the Cane OF
GoOu Hope. lie was not q member of any society.
He recognized Carey 10y woCd-cut which he saw
at cape Town. and resolved TO kill him. He in
tended 70 90 with him to the farm at Port Elizabeth
winch carey had told him that he was going 10
take. and thus show that there was no spot where
carey could be safe Finding himself. however
alone with Carey. he could not resist the desire TO
Kill him. Carey perceived his danger and said apo
you Know me?" Donneil replied, ..You are Carey.
tne lniornar! To hell with you." The bullet sped
with the words, and the deed was DONE Carey
clEtchcd his own revolver but too late. O'Donneil
1red two more shots and Carey rolled to the deck
Nollouy saw the encounter except ODOnne;l'S COM
pa1llon, who threw her arms around him and filed
the snip with her cries lie had tod her that morn
ing That he meant to kill Carey, and would hang
lori When Mrs. Carey reached the scene, O'Don-
nell said to her, II had to do it.'
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L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE.
sos SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HANpKERcHIEFs FOR THE MILLION

HANpKEECHIEFs FOR THE MILLION.
Plentiful Six Handkcrrhe.s. l5c &c. 35c sc.
and soc.
Immense barr-ain in SILK Handkerchief. at %,
valUe Sio1 Finer grades and extra size. 15c 81 co.
Sl.c5, upwards.
Special Holiday Hanfkorcii,fs cin,,roi3,- a, easb
colorel border. Sc better Sc each; linen lelsti;chc
colored border, l2i9c each: hundred dozen un-
laund, red. pure linen. 1c'ec each
Fine Helnsitciled IIaadkercl.ss in white ana COL
ored border. pure linen. 2jr s.c. and 5a,
Mourning HandkcTchirfs. III great variety from a5c up
Sheer Linen Embroidered naudk,rrlicls, in dozen
packages. 81 90 and 81 %
Holiday Boxes containing l.-dozen Handkerchief
Doc. '5c, 81 W and 81 80 each
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN KID GLOVES
Sutton length, Nosquetarcs only 5ar rair
6-Eook Foster Kid Gloves 75c: usually sIOl
4Button length. zoe; valnc. 800
3-BGiton Ircycre. every Tair warranted. 81
b-Hook Frncesse, every pair WARRANTED. 81 y
Our IL Il MCS4GetarCS SlS5: every pair warranted.
Aso full line Of NJ Boys aud Ladies fur top KID
Dozshn. and Buck Gloves.
fl:ic Cashmere Gloves IL blaci. and colors
OUR GREAT DRIVE IN CHILDREN's HOSE.
$50 Dozen solid cclor ribbed sizes 10 So only $50
each: worth 25c
COHSETS AND UNDERWEAR CHEAPER THAN
EVER.
The Best SHIRTS in the market soc. sc. and 81 90
each.
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS the best zoe
BLANKETS, slightly imperfect 81, sI5o and a
per pair
FINE AND PERFECT GOODS $500, $500, $500,
upwards
COMFORTS TLANNELs, cAssrMEREs. and DO.
MESTICs. Come and price them. They are marked
way down
Closing cut wAMSUTTA SHErTING in ends
L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE.
dit 9Os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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DON'T WAIT

Write to Us for these testimonials In full or send direct
to the PARTIES All are absolutely true and given with
out our knowledge solicitation Don't wait Now ia
the time ocure every species of Itchin scaly Pnrly
Scrofulous Inherited. Contagious and Copper.coored
Diseases OF the Blood Skin and Scalp with Loss of Hair
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUT1cURA 90 cts RE-.
SOLVENT. 81 SOAP Is cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM.
IcAL Co.. Boston. Macs
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rUTiCUEA REMEDIES,
THE GREAT SKIN CURES
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASE FROM FIApLES


Thousands Of letters in possession repeat this
story: have been terrible sufferer for years with
Blood and Skin HumoGs: have been obliged to shun
public places by reason @. disfurng hunors; have
had the best physicians have spent hundreds of dollars
and got real relief until used the CurIcURA REsoI-
VENT. the Blood Purifier internally and Cu11cuRA
and CrTIcrRA SOAP. the Great Skin Cures and Skin
Beautifers externally, which have cured me and left
my skin and blood pure as a childs
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

II e. CARPENTER, Henderson. n " cured of Psoriasis
or Leprosy of twenty standing by CUT1cuRA REM
EDIEs. The most wonderful cure record d,stpan
full OF scales fell from him daily Physicians and his
friends thought he must die. Cure sworn to before
justice Of the peace and Hendersons most prominent
citizens.
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DOES NOT WANT ANY PARApE-Mr Mcrone tho
governor-eect OF Maryland, refuses to have any
parade on Wednesday next, when he is to be in
railroad company's to place at his disposal special
car to take him from Baltimore to AnnapOiis on
Wednesday morning. Mr.. McLane said he would
go down like any other man Tuesday afternoon
and will stop at the Maryland hotel He will be
accompanied by his daughter wv
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STILL MORE SO

WILL MCDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges cure Of Eczema or Salt
Rheum Oh heal neck, face, and legs for seven.
teen years not able to move except on hands and knees
for one year not able to help himself for eight years
tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his
case hopeless, permanently cured by the CUT1cuRA
REMEDIES
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District Government Affairs.
CrERiIE.n CArffS

U Eiif ID ttILfS.
Al order mas been made b. the Dis riot Com
HlSSl0nrri To- tn" effect tndr jlI" Cnesareake and
potomac Telephone co.apa;ly inc permitted ieln-
rpTt!1y 10 stretch two electric cables on rii,.
pf>~"ht poles along New York avenue and 1It il
street. from lis os:ra 10 the corner OF lith ana l.
streets ncrJhWeS'. and one cable from the latter
point 70 III" alley III square PHI, on the following
terms aud conditions, which Shall lt.
accepted in writing by the president of
the company before the permit is Issued.
linen I"ii0" The tei1nS-that all cables and cross
:iFiiH nov an the poles shall I've removed therefrcm
i''0rc march 10 1881. except The two cables named
INT Prior IN April p, IH>i, the company shall lay
uIi':cr the sidewalks and IN the conduit now i'm
course OF construction, on 18th street electric
cables or Other devices, carrying not less than ont,
hundred Wrt@, to be at least equal for underground
communication TO The standard underground
cables, and before May % 1884 the overhead cables
ana the poles on 1!jh street, between New York
avenue anu l. street. shall be removed, &c, &C.
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FURTHER ORANGE Observation-Disclosures was q
fresh Orange disturbance at Spaniard's Bay. New
fCuhdand, yesterday, the Roman Catholics being
very harshly treated. The Roman Catholics at
Harbor Grace are loudly clamOTing for the arrest of
Head constable Doyle, WhO they say, can be
the outlying Orange districts is still peri!ous to e
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DRY GOODS.
ACTTRELL'S

We viii close ont entire lot q IaTs' us,s con.
sisiii3 of Donans, Circulars. Jtrsy Jackets Sc at
Prime Cost.
Fancy Dressing Cases Satchcls, &C. rtrlaning stock
Of Holiday Goods at cost.
HOT-SEKFEpERS' GOODS
sob lot Of Towels AZ less than wholesale Trices
Blankets and Comforts at sr,&:iy pslucel prizes
All the leading brands Of SheCslugs, Table Linens
NAPKINS. &c
Beachcd and Brown Cantons ~ reduced r-tccs.
J. A LUTTRELL 4 90.
dc sl7 Market SIace.
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READY FoR The HoLlpArs

OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE rTRIIc GENTRaIIY
AK ELsPECTFUIIY INVITED ToCNLAr
IAE BALTIMORE STORE 9ls SEVENTH
Strict NORTHWEST
And inspect their choice assortn ut ana most ason-
able PRICES We mention:
Good Black Dress silk .5c So :, ~ q o5 -, "A
Black Satin RhadaIne. 9Oc.. 81 ~ and n "a
Black Rhadziuir. Sl25. Ills Article n,yer lsf,ys
sold For less than S1.A
Fine 24-inch Bonnet SILK. 81 AZ ve,l worth e. N
Colorcd DTJss silks chasing out Conn ana e,
anime them.
BLACK and Colored Satins-all desirable s'aslss
silk Pushes six hoiyeis Ntlvvt,yns Embroidered
TIaultls.
ourstock Of BLACK and COL0RTD CASTMFRES we
are creating little hrceze in these goods because they
have 'n marked At prices that ~ Iualc l.y r
competitors IL VIII pay 10 look al the Dstss Goods Of
all kiads-at hard pan prices
Lars-e stock of Fine Alpaca ana SIX Umbrellas Cor
presents RANKING from 81 50 10 Ss.oeeach
On our second GOOr have oTs.ned a han9sayne
SHAWL, SKIRT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ana
promise Ia supply freIds with fresh and dsir.
able articles III tbs line.
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WHY WATTERSoN Is COMING EAST.-Hcnry Wat
terSon left Louisville with his wife last night for
Washington. he said before his departure that ne
would remain III Washington and New York until
next June, assisting in the organization of the Nc
Donald presidential movement and in pushing on
The tarlh fight In his opinion there was no camel
uate III SlGht naf SO strong as Mcdonald or who
man lie intends 10 urge on the ways and means
committee the necessity OF bill correcting all i'll
justices anu needless protection OF which demo-
Gratis complain In the present tariff. and will not
cease his 'ght until the issue is squarely before the
lt.ilDp "
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Amusement., &C.. Tonight.

Amusements, NC.. TO.nighl.
NATIONAL THEaTER.-'.In the Ranks,
FORDS OPERA HouSE.-sEiy's FIX
THEATER CONIQUE.-The Nac-Nac dancers
DIME Observation-Disclosures, curiosittes and per
fOrinance.
WILLARD HALL--BliEd Tom concert
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MAHpAaUs on THE COMMISSIONERS ASKED
MeSsrS Crittcndcn 6 Macl.ey and Vim. Bi.ner, as
attorneys for John NJ. Henderson, trustee for Mary
e Henderson. yesterday afternoon applied to Chief
justice cartier for Il m2ndlTnuS against the Dis
trtct Commissioners to compel them to hear and
determine matter coming under the revision OF
assessments for special improvements IL is as
serted that the law governing the assessment
states that the property adjacent TO the Improve
ment must be specially benefited before becoming
hhe 10 the assessment, and In this instance IL was
injured instead o. improved They have reHuested
the Commissioners TO hear the complaint and de-
terninc the matter but they have declined 10 do so
hence the petition for a mandanius The amount
Involved Is about 81 600.
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strett lanns WIN be lighted at lO:45 p "a and ex-
dnguisLad al 5}D a. III.
Notl,9nor Cape! VIII lecture on "The Con-
I-S,g'i2i rs necessity and its Influences at Lin
coin hall. Friday. Jan. IS, 1881.
Yesterday afternoon Sir. Henry Piyton a mcn-
per OF the : T. e y. had a ccGred man named
FRAN Neal arrested for working Il mule with a
SCI Back Neal forfeited SO collateral in the
Pole Court this Inurni!ig.
FROM HTvlit.nn'S we have the s'Memoirs OF Sarah
B;.Tn'Hn. by Mdri@ C0luinDer and the London
NL'Effdted Sc'rS and PctO,'iM World for Deceln-
~ a meeting OF the Sparta Club. the following
oiilttE9 We" elected President, w H. j. Maiyin.
Fi'e pr sit,. f. y savoy; treasurer. y h. cE-oli
secretary. j. f. Boston: hoard OF directors !
Butcher. W y BLACK, ". ii. :. MaIvfn f. 4 savoy.
j. r. boston, g. l. Pryor, 4. Jackson. W. y stew
e--S, :. IL. Jackson.
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ksurnett's Cocaine
SoftenS the hair when harsh and dry
SootheS the trrttated scalp.
Affords the richest Iustre.
Prevents the hair from falling of,
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
]. Nj. LarOque's Elixcr of Calisaya
Has. for more than half Century been IN ,,se nv
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
SlcanS as the best tonic and tnvgoratOr eytant
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated all find it
10 give new life, vigOr and happiness Partic,l-
larry lady's medicine. 81 a bottle Sold by drug
g1sts: W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Nd. tu,th som
<SROugh on Rats clears out Rats, Mice. 15c.
Reliable Port Wine.
Mr.. A. Speer, OF New jersey, whose Port Crane
Wine has such a wide reputation, and which ply
seans prescribe SO generally was the first in this
banks OF the River Doura, in Portugal, where the
nne OLD ports were made, and to plant vineyards OF
Claret which are now the best to be had, have be-
come great favOrite among the most fashionable
New YORK, Philadelphia and Washington society.
Sold by first class dealers
Mother Swans wormsryup, tasteless effective; sc
On Thirty Days Trial.
The Noltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, WIN send
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
tyoung or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
hty lost vitality AND kndred troubles garantee
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.-NO risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
ssRough on Coughs Tr0ches, 15c.; liquid, SOC.
Maryland Club Whisky,
the finest extant. McGee's 9Th, near street. eos
Carstairs, Mccall & Co.'s orator Whisky
Nasasdinc cures Catarrh, for Is cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Wash.
Carxtairs, Mccall & Co.'s Famous Pure Rye
DE-. Carman,s Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath
Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenia
Lundbo.'e.s Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lundb0rg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
"AlderMey Dairy WagOns.0
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In halfpOund Ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1lk and Sweet
MILK, SC. per quart, Cream 1tc. pint
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BLIND TOM.-Biind Tom the musical phe nO,nenOn,
gave one OF his wonderful exhibitions at Willard
han last night. He viii give another concert to-
night. Whoever has not seen this musical genius
should take advantage Of this opportunity.
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BEAUTY

BEAUTY
For Rough Chapped and Oily skin Blackheads and
,SA1o oaeio'sA'ess use SoI1cV6A soap. d31
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A SrIr OF CARDS ON Hrs q: Z,

SrIT OF CARDS ON Hrs H.cH.-An elderly man.
sa;s the Baltimore Sun, well known in sporting
eces In this city, went to steep yesterday morning
imbibed very heavily. While slumbering q group
OF Jokers, with whom he had been playing pool
Ming with the ace and ending with the Jack The
unfortunate subject arose about noon and ambled
down Gay street. raising quite sensation Some
one told him OF his decoration and taking on his
coat In the street he picked them OF, With several
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OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The Masonic Board OF Relief
last night elected the following officers: s. NJ Yeat-
man. PRESIDENT; w. ii. Webster, vice president: W.
i. Crows, secretary; j. Trimble, treasurer: G. NJ
smith and f. H. Coiterill. executive committee: f.
NJ. LaMion, T. Taylor, and W. Proctor, finance
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Horrs NIAnr EXTRACT.


The LEAST POSSIBLE STIMTLAET
o.,,,,>.ln,-,,-. TT AIDS DIGESTION.
STRENGTHENS THE WEAK
BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM
- 1T IS UNSURPASSED
FOR WEAKLY CHILDREN,
FOR NURSING MOTHERS
FOR CONNALESCENTS
Bit has been largely initiated and the public ia
hereby cautioned to accept none unless the name
OF IAREANT co. Sole AGENTS for the United States
and British Provinces of North America 27S Greenwich
street, New York.
Jas PRICE ST PER DOZEN.
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JUDGE SMELL REMEMBERS HIS OWN BoYHoop
DAfS--In The Police Court this morning ten small
White boys, most or whom were members OF the
nlth grade school. In the Peabody building on Cap
ltoi hll, were charged with throwing snow balls
aDout the school. Judge Smell said that he relnen-
bered when he was 4 boy they were permitted to
throw snow, and 1t was quite hardship to the
Doys 70 deprive them OF that pleasure, still it was
against the law, and he warned them against 1t in
the future. lie then dismissed them.
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CITY ITEMS.
Mama was once Jewish food Jew and Gent
alike now use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

Mama was once Jewish food; Jew and Gentle
alike now use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
-, Lady WITH the Seal Skin Sacque.
She sat in the crowded church that adf,llly
ing. She went with perspiration and the sacque
And they labored in vain to cure that cold until
they thought OF Perry Davis Pain Killer. and sent
to the druggists for bottle Then came relief.
Suddenly checked nersprat!On brings sudden colds,
chillS, coughs, consumption.
Mems and Boys Gloves.
knit jackets, heavy underwear, wooden half hose
fur caps, extra heavy blue flannel Shirts &c. to be
sold at half price, before taking stock, at Auer-
bach's corner 9TH and II streets
No. 40 9TH Street.
Piece goods, the largest assortment Skiliful cut
Ting ana best workmanship Trimmings the finest
Gentielnen'S dress suits made to measure by
UENNING,
40 9TH street
JOltnSOn's For Oysters.
300 bushels OF the very first waters. Choice
Steamed, New York StewS, Saddle Rock Roast,
Broiled &c All select. JOnIisOn-s 40 and Az 9th
street. Branch, 18th and T. Ladies' large saloons
attached.
So a Gallon. 75c. at. bottle, No. Rye Whisky
best in the world for the money. Fine Brandy
Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Holland Gin. Our Airing
ton Whisky 81 gallon, Il ct. bottle MCGEE's 9th,
near street.
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LECTURES.

T ECTURE.-MONsIGNOR CAPEL.
Il Subject The Confessional: Its Necessity and Its
Influences. lincoln hall. FRIDAY EVENING Jan
18th 1851 Tickets, for the benefit OF ST. AUGUSTINE.
CHURCH. ID cents ja3-li
APTIEITY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE AT
" SAINT HELENA.
Lecture by
J. A. MCKNIGHT
American Consul at tia. Island
The lecture Will be Illustrated by Series of Views
ISLAND AND THE OLD HOsIE AND TOMB OF
NAPOLEON,
Handsomely presented through
MR. b. p MURRAY'S STEREOpTTCON
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY nth. At g O'CLOCK
HON GEORGE ID. LOING WILL INrRODIcE
THE LECTURER
ADMISSION. J0t; no reserved seats. faiths IT. thf5t
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FIRST cFs.,.i OF TIE YEAR-sThe Eer,-,r Stu
u"tt VIVA 'ii.e.5 charming music VIII he pre-
stntff GA AHIidy nett at IUEGS Oa-ri House. for
LIE if7t t.l' ~ Washington II was first produced
u VI th;-> = Ford about SIX weeks ,.ro In 1bs.
southwest Hrd proved frCn the start. t; il would
~ @!ft,~-tii ~ 'is country - II has Tor The past
H. t'i- irAri."4i cities G5 tic.iniHy Tnr cGlut:uy
VIII ht3hH.F forty Ia principals and chorus ara
IN Fr.iLth - said iy many 10 be superior TO the
Nv oar production in ard 10 a. iii.r ana eir,sr
n Che aiyancc sale oI seats denote Il profitable
Oprrt.i,. sts,..i.
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LECTURE on NAPoLE0S.-An attractive lecture
Is promised at the Congregational church on FRI
day evening, January nth, By our consul at St
Helena lie Will give a graphic sketch OF NapO-
Icons Captivity and death and the removal OF MS
RESINS 20 France. The lecture VIII be illustrated
by stereopticOn views sr AIact<n..,,,f * an O.,
perieilced lecturer ana cO1r spOudent
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Toy THEATERs at j. Jay Gould's.
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Tickets for both Lectures including reserved seats
Single al'niS~i On 5Qc.: reserved seats 15S.
For sale only al Ehs Music Store and the Church
on evening q Lecture
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity OF s'Wilbor's Compound of
Coi-l,iYer on and Lime" has induced some unprih-
c1ped persons to attempt to palm off a Snple
article OF their own manufacture; but any person
who IS suffering from Coughs, Colds or Constllsp-
ton. should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires no putting. The results OF its
use are its best recommendations: and the proprie-
tor has ample evidence file Of its great success
In pulmonary complaints. Tie Phosphate OF lime
possesses most marvellous healing power. as COM
bined with the pure COd-Liver Oil 10y Dr. NiDor 1t
IS prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold by A. u.
Wl!DOr, Chemist, Boston. and all arUCojsrS
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Sui iects The Seven Modern Wonders Of the World
and The Failures Of Cubeliefr
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I1sz5G salla- oUt ovcrcoats, half prices, 31S 9Th
.sJtJt HOTj Invest.
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TIE best photographs IN the city are made at
MyGT5, 1a17 PcIn-y iVdnia avenue
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IF IoT want 4 good rbOi GGranh, and haven't got
ans Yet, Try hcta hem"thy :, liG9 Pa. ave.
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JosEpu Cook
VIII lecture at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MONDAY anG TUESDAY, January 18th and 18th.
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A SUDDEN SUaIoSs.-Mr. Alex Acrec who was
fatally shot on saturday last in King and Queen
county. Va, b. The accidental discharge of n gun
IN the hands OF his most intimate friend and COM
ramon. was nephew OF Mr. Robert e. Fox, OF this
city. Mr. AGREE was most upright and exemplary
man HE was the superintendent Of the Sabbath
school OF the church o! which he was member and
Was held in high esteem by his PASTOR the Rev
Andrew Br0adduS, and the entire community
Although the blow Is sad one indeed to the family
anu friends OF Mr.. Acree they all bclieve he was
fully prepared 10 answer the call Of his Master.
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TIE most de,:eate OF Holiday Presents that
could De- offered - = lady i, beyond doubt c.st,
ol that most exquisite and lasting of al Perfumes
MURRAY & IaHiG3n'S Florida Water" Sold by Ill
ptfTgIn"TS. druggists ana fancy goods dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-05

tx iHI,-E III" specimens OF instantaneous photo
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here this season.
Those who desire 20 hesr both Lectures should make
immediate application for seats.