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- Will Make Trip as Far rs
POTOMAC CITY, SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
Stopping at GIymont going and Returning.
Leave at p m, return about pm.
9Th ST., Nattano wharf my292t*
= hourly trips nom johnson & Baker boat house
f2et of Of High s; aeorge,own Sspping at AoLT ~;
iare, is cents. Two tickets for.25 cents
Special arrangements for private parties.
Pleasure Boats for hire at the landing. my2S-3t*
ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
The new steam packet Il. G. Wagner can be char
tered for Excursions to either of above places capacity
For Information apply at the jewery store Of H. G.
e. ~ Wagner ga BridgeSM St. opposite Washing
CHAPEL POINT,
en.x, raya$s mig Rs1s mr. %a:EnS; s; CD
"AND i oPEaiNG f Of New oT hhD GRAND
The beautiful aH Ed 5si neT L EXCURSION steamer
will leave 9TH st: wharf $50 ~, returning at p
and xh and
ds o CURING 1ha h ,r month h Or June Don't fan to 60 on
mems when have BEEN made Since last seson We
positively Slaim to have the grandest resort on the
sa;nns lots Of sail and rowing boats
iyS III SWIM s. Wharf o OF
NOR THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHNS
Il BRIDGE.
The Steam Packet Enc EISIOR will make regular
trips during the season to the above points SUN
DAY, TT ESDAY and FRIDAY leaving her wharf,
corner of High st. and Canal at 8 clock AM sharp
Fare for round trip soc. Boat can be chartered al
ternate days For Information apply at office of g.
and J. NJ. w Alters, loaf High ST. Georgetown
nyZ5-lIl*
nCCOQUAN FALLS, VA.
Finest Scenery on the Potomac.
The steamer MA Rf WARRINGTON will make an
excursion trip to the above place EVERY WEDNkS-
DAY leaving seventh street wharf at m, return
ing at 8 pm: Fare round trip, 25c. Dancing q
fine waxed deck down and back.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make
excursion trips EVERY SUNDAY, leaving at p.
NJ, returning ut pm.
Tickets, 25c round trip.
Zine Brass Band on these excursions.
No Objectionable parties allowed on board
Steamer for charter for Marshall Hall, Glymont and
other points
E. s. RANDALL.
myl0-3m Manager.
YNIIE STEAMER GEO. Law Is FOR CHARTER
Tuesday Thursday and Friday during the month
of June Inquire of
my1S-2lt$ G. w. BAUER, 9TH st. wharf
GLYMONT EXCURSION GROUNDS CON
" tracts for excursions in order. Cottages and
single rooms tor rent to summer bOarderS. F.
FREUND. Caterer. Call or address L. r. TREMBLY,
521 1th St. Special rates to Sunday schools my9- I'm
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w. w. BuRprrrr & Co
DRY GOODS.

Great reduction throughout our entire stock of
Spring Goods made this day.
Our stock Of Summer Fabrics and Silks are very
large and complete.
SPECIALTIES IN WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINENS care the best plain white goods
which are known to any importer. We have them at
the ioilown. prices: TO- l2a. Is, 49, 20, % 30 and
3.i2c. per yard.
Ten per csut reduction all Spring aud Summer
Silks. We MAKE specially OF BLACK SILKS and
keep nothin. but the best manufactured In Europe
every yard Of which is guaranteed to to wear well,
and we guarantee them to our customers.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Ladies Ganze, BalDriggan and Summer Merino
VESTS, from 25c. up to $l.OO.
Gents UNDERWEAR from 25c. up to 81 80.
Childrens HOSE, full regular split soles all colors
25c. per pair.
Ladies' full regular HOSE, oil colors 8 pair for 81
worth soc. per pair
1000 PAEAsOLs and Sun UMBRELLAS, the best
quality, ut fair prices.
w. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
my3O3t No. 02S eth st.. and FOG st. NV
CHEAPEST DnEss GooDs
IN WASHINGTON.
BARGAINS! BARGAINsr BARGAINS.
Just received from New York 300 yds OF Beau,i-
tui Spring Dress Goods he W colors, new shades,
price everywhere &c. Our Reduced Price I5c.
CARRIERS POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
I'll Market Space
NUNS VEILINGS. Wide double width, all pure
wool. Cream. Pink. Blue and Black only 37ic., reg
ular price soc. -~' -
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, worth ST. re-
duced to 15c.
FANCY SILKS. 371ae; Coiored Silks Soc
BLACK HROCADE SILK GRENADINES actual
cash value 15c., reduced to SOC.
(OIORED SATINES fin
Blue and black, reduced to 25c.
FIGURED SArINES 1oc.. 1Sc., 2Oc and 25c
wool, 81 so "
BEAUTIFUL BROCADE Dress Goods, l2lac.
value 81 reduced TO 81 so. ~
CUlOkEn SILKS, reduced from 81, to 75c
price. '
CARTERS,
my2O I'll MARKET SPACE near 18th st.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC
~ II A = f L POI T

~ II PEI POINT.
The Grand Opening Of Chapel Point, in consequence
of the rain, will take place MONDAY, JUNE 1ST.
Steamer GEO. LAW viii leave her Whar at $50
am Come all to the Grand Opening of the Long
Branch of Maryland 1ts
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WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, SO: walnut
10 pieces, American mahogany. $50; walnut
marble top chamber suites, 10 pieces, $40; wal
nut hair cloth parlor suites. pieces, $50; plush
luites SIS; walnut hat rack, brass pins, So
office tables. American mahogany, s.; ebony
center tables, round or square, SO. VIM. II.
Dunn's furniture warehouse, 81 9TH IT. IL. W.
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Toe. Embossed paper reduced 10 oUc. DOC. Git
reduced To doc. 4Oc. Silk finished reduced TO
SOC. 9 Inch wide embossed gilt border reduced
from 81 TO soc 81 inch wide English reduced
To Toe. Window shades, , yds. long. with fringe,
soc. j. +. SpelshOu.e, agent, 81 9TH st. NV,
bel. Z and F, opposite Post Office department.
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WE WILL CONTINUE the sale of tapestry.
Smyrna and Moguette rugs Monday. June l, at
same price, rs advertised in THE STAR WedueS-
day. In addition. we will offer 100 rolls white
mating at . cents; 10 roHs fancy ut Is cents
600 white mosquito canopies large size. - 80;
500 pink III 81. julius LANSBURGH,
SIS .in street northwest.
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1sD0nsrD BY T Ii WOMB
Rn,PE + ,Z9 81 p"so0
PPP EE 0 OIL D oSS,
+ ZEE i liz 90 k11LBpbp ssss
GERMAN
BBR IT TIT TIT ZEE RRR ssss
bEpS s # + + Hrp / III ssss s


BEST GERMAN HERE'S,
Making this the most Reliable Tonic ever placed be-
fore the public for the cure Of DYSPEPSIA, WEAK.
NESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, MALARIAL DIS
EASES, ETC.
The high character Of the many testimonials
awarded this preparation have never been e0l,aled
We refer with pleasure to the following:
SISTER MARY, LADY SUPERIOR IN CHI ROE
Institution Of the NOtre Dame, BALTIMORE saws
We have used "Dr. Petzolds German Buffers in this
institution for O number of diseases and Complaints
such as premonitary indications of Bilious Fever
Chills Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite and General De
bity aud lind 1t unrivalled remedy for these COM
rlaints and thorough tonic for those whose system
requires speedy building up
take great pleasure in recommending "Dr Pet
colds German BitterS as medicine of rare merits
Pastor of Wolfe-Street /. NJ Church. Balio
CHARLES Il. ROBERTS, Attorney General OF
Maryland writes:At the request Of q friend was in
duced to try Qr. Pezolds German Bitters as tonic
found 1t 10 be IN all respects all that was claimed for
IT. II Is also very agreeable In taste aud most excel
.,JAAIs GIBBONS. Archbishop of baltimore, says
that he tried CDR. Pezolds BIters and Inds
IL TO be pleasant and efficient Tonic and Appefizer
HON. FERDINAND G. LATROBE Mayor Of Raitf-
more. sayS:I concur in the recommendation ar tTJr
PetzOdS German Bttersn and have no doubt that the
those who have used it,
HON. kQBERT II. McLANE, Governor Of Mary.
land, wrteS-I have given "Dr Pefxod's German Rif-
ters trial and am glad to add testimony 10 IL and
can cheerfuly recommend 1t a. . pure and plensant
Tonic and Appetizer. myI8
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REELECTION IN WALL PAPER

WE SELL all the best patterns of wire window
screens and doors. W. b. Moses * Son, on cor
nef OF IL tn and Sta. NV.
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GooD wooD-sEAT CHAIR 25c. Fine Straw
MattiDgs at zoe. per yard. W. IL. Moses q Son,
corner 11th and streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
4 LRArGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
LAST ,r,ror THE x MEERy s WAR Is;,s rvrs,xo
Admission IS Cents
Next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. myS0
A GARDEN PARTY AND STRAWBERRY
Under the auspices Of Inc Ladies' Aid Association Of
, the S b given T.
MRS sH SESERA N BRTRSEY 10 ler1l, rask on
able occasion. including Lawn Tennis, Croquet Music
TIE 7th and 9th street cars convey passengers to
within short distance Of the Grove.
Admission TO the Grounds, 10 Cents my3O-3t
- Pennsylvania avenue. near l1th street
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Afternoon and Night.
The Finest specially Show in America,
Arranged for the pleasure Of family parties and uye-
ance Extra Attractions Tor DECORATION Day. Impos.
s ing Asgory and Taesa9n Se1 weessi Of
Circus and Performing Trained Animals.
Admission TO all only ~ cents my2o
SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT
cn SI;Sss, Sao sss ks SSIos.
MISS :S' Earle ,Es t OF NEW s0 goES.
THE eo Sc ssss a TI.Ss,s CHURCH,
be had at Kills & Coz my.s-6t
RockvlTWfhEp EAIBbNsf jTSE MEETING s5
Address at ii am ~ GEN Il BRAbLEY 81" + Johnson;
THREE RACES
LIST. Trottipg Race ior Horses Of minute class
EXCURSION TICKETS.
Il. K from Baltimore, Washington. lIuGerstown,
Frederick and intermediate points.
Special Train leaves WashinSt on IL O'Clock
Returning after Races. my21 ct
FoKDs. cours EDUCATED HORSES
.cr, M2E SSE S;s PLAYING ndN rs scn0oL DIR
Natinees Every Day.
EVERY NlGlIT-25c. or ,,Gc. my26
HANGING EVERY EVENING AT PISToRIO d
square above Boundary. The resort can be rented
responsible parties reasonable 9Th and 9th
street cars pass the Park my13 Tvs
TINIEATER COMlQUE
MONDAY. MAY 25th and during week. Mark
Graysous Drama viola"
Alice Arlington i'm the stellar role, and great
tonud ollo prior TO the drama.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, and Decoration Day
Saturday.
Admission, 10. 20 and 80 cents. my256t
I ERZOG'S MUSEUM.
THE COOLEST THEATER IN WASHINGTON.
Commencing May 2oth.
UNION SQUARE COMPANY
IN
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Boston Jubilee Quartette New Scenery, BIoodhounds.
and Great Cast.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. my 25-6t
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.IIzAEEru pAEHN entered her

As MRS ELIZABETH DARBY entered her
house No. 321 Missouri avenue. yesterday at
ternoon about three O'Clock, she met strange
rolored man comm. down stairs. Upon inves-
tigation Mrs Darby found that nothing
missing except a pOcketbcok which contained
Be- i'm cash
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TRY REIsINGER's ICE CREAM, 81 80 per gall
lon, zoe. half gallon. Reduced rates To the
trade. 2;S0 Or street northwest. Orders can
be lett nj stand No. Clio Center market, 9th
street wing.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHISGToS, ID. c., May 20, 1883, ii n. IN.
For the middle Atlantic states cloudy weather
and rain, variable winds shifting To Southeriy,
lower barometer, stationery temperature
For Sunday, fair weather Is lndIcaled Tor the
upper Mississippi. Missouri and ohio valleys
Tennessee, the upper lake region and the west
gulf states. and cloudy weather and rain for
New England and the northern portion of the
middle Atlantic states.
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Use CLEVELAND FLUID la your vapor stoves
It is the best. Try it.
a. EBERLY & Sons. us 9TH st. NV
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ATTEMPTING MURDER IN COURT-W While
District Attorney Hoag was delivering his clos
ing argument in the ease of John johnson n
Desperate charged with attempted murder at
Lyons, n. u. Thursday, the prisoner Ieaped
from the box and attempted to murder Mr.
Hong. He was overpOwered after terrible
struggle, during which he and seve. ii of the
officers We're badly cut. johnson was at once
found guilty and sentenced to ten years in
prison,
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lTCHING
SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY
CUTICURA

TREATMENT.-A warm bath with Cutcura SOAP
and single application of Cuticura the great Skin
Cure This repeated daily, with two three doses Of
Cuicura Resoivent, the New Blood Purifier, keep
the blood COOL the perspration pure and unirrating
the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active will
speedily cure Eczema letter RingwOrm. Psoriasis
Lichen PrurituS, Scal Head, Dandruff, and every
species OF Itching, Sc;ly and Pmply Humors of the
Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and rene
dies fail.
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WN. NUEUIIIsES.

PURCHASE YoCR TI.J KS direct from the New
York Trunk House, and YOU will save 40 pei
cent. 92i eth street northwest.
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapOr stoves
shown at W. :. jerks i COS, III 9Th street.
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y BEAUTIFUL CARD in each pound package
Enterprise coffee.
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CEMETERY NOT1CE.-A LARGE AsSogT.
Nment Of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
and GRANITE MONUMENTS of every design aI.c
description. and of the latest style OF nsh
Is now offered vi the lowest possible prices at
THE MARBLE WORKS,
Corner 2lst NJ and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Please call inspect and be convinced ap2I-2ms
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CITY ITEMS.


We cannot be undersold.
Ladies' Laced Shoes, from &c. up.
Ladies Buttoned Shoes, from 93c. up.
Ladies' Glove-titting Boots, S1.24.
Ladies' Common-seIse Boots. 81 90.
Gents Comfortable Shoes, from 81 % up.
Gents Homemade Congress Caters, from
S1.99up.
up.
Misses Shoes in Kid and Pebble, from 99c up
Boys and Youths Shoes, Laced and Buttoned,
from SIC. up.
Also large assortment OF fine and cheap
Slippers, Low Quarters, and Base Ball Shoes.
Il. STRASBURGER,
2 DOG 9TH ST.. 4 doors above St
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DLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD.
SUMMER HOMES

To enable residents OF Washington to pleas n 4
antiy locate Their families during the sprny VEA4
and summer months in the beautiful section lt.hS
OF country traversed by the Main Line anu 1isuus,
gas DIVISION Of the Virginia Midland Railway, there
mas been put In operation schedule by which trains
leave washington ut 4:l5 pm. for Manassas Division
ana 5:45 pm fer Main Line as far as Charlottesvile
Returning the Main Line train arrives In Washington
y Am, and the Manassas Division train SABA m
thus af1ordng every facility for leaving at
business In the morning Descriptive pamphlets Civ
ing names OF hotels and boarding houses on or
Dear the line, with their rates and accommodations
afe now ready for distribution special reduced
once. 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue my2-Ini
"INDSoR ST LPHUR SPRINGS, BLUEA q
w Aountains Springs. baths horses. hunt vfyAe
inS, nshlng, exc-ilent table, Reasonable te.I21
cnasges Circulars az paret Whittington's All IA
aS.s or address A-NJely. New Windsor, Nd myl IL 3m
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WEATHER No OBJECT. Six elegant cabinet
photographs for 81. SO Market Space, aud
Az Pennsylvania avenue.
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and prices hold good until June 5th.
Short end white brilliantine for dresses, 4t2c.
Short end 5, figured satines 51ac.
Short end lOnSdOwn cambria, 7loc.
Short end India linens for examinations Sc.
Short end navy blue Saline fouard IN polka
dot, 1Oc
Short end satin berber brocade in cream and
steel, 12la.
Short end alOatross, every shade imaginable
12l2c.
Short end tuftcd zephyr cloth, wash goods, 121.,
Corses at 21c., at Boo, ut Ale, at G3c, at Tic,
at91c
Black silk mitts, small sizes, sc.
Lace gloves Ic.
10 button-Iength English Isle gloves, 26c.
Black jerseys, all stockinet, no cotton, G9c.,
19c., Si.l5, $1.2o, Sl.49, all different styles.
EGO white honey comb spreads, 43c.
Infants fine Swiss caps, Toe.
20 rolls of new fancy mating, 15c.
$1,000 worth OF new millinery goods.
Infants button shoes Is, 20, 25c.
Chi.dren's goat spring heels, SIC.
Children'S heclcd shoes, 69c.
Youths base ball Shoes tic.
Ladies' flexible sole button shoes, S1.O7.
For other novelties see Post, Republican and
Critic,
A. KAUFMAN,
1241 and 1243 I / til street southeast.
MOrcl1. 1Si 9th st. +. cigars. 100 500 Try1
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For MAY FEsTIvALS.-Whfte Kid Slippers
all sizes: Children's Viewpoints and BUttoned
Pumps, from 80 cts up; oxford Ties, from "a
cts up; Opera Toes, from q. cts. up: Sailor Ties,
from ~ cts. up, and u large assortment of
Spring Heels and Heeled Shoes. from oS cts. up.
1
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SIX ELEGANT Cabinet Photographs for 81 90.
Weather no object r. v ALL. Imperial studios.
$40 Market Space; also st 40 Pennsylvania
ave. and 2OJ W. Baltimore St. Baltimore.
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For WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES. &C., go
TO II. ". Henderson y CO... HIS 81. NV.
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ASK YOCR DRUGGIST TO give you our beautiful
story book, Legend of Aloha Eastman's new
inI1
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere ou
oftown; 1927 New York avenue.
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WHEAr BAKING POWDER
WHAT PROF. sILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER

BAKING POWDER
"MEssRs MARTIN KALRyLEIscH's SoNE
"Gentlemen-My examination of your Wheat Pow
der develops unexpected value to 1t from SAM
TARY POINT OF VIEW. 1t certainly restores to the
bread the Potassia and Magnesia Salts, which the
milling removes from high grade flour, and it avoids
completely the chance OF disaster which attends the
constant use Of small doses Of Rochelle Salts such
all the tartaric acid compounds carry into the system
As the flesh fluid contains ten times as much POtas
SUM Salts as OF sodium Is evident that the waste Of
the tissues Is supplied nom your preparation as 1t
cannot be from those preparations which contain only
Sodium and Calcium compounds besides the tartarfc
acid There danger Of setting up alkaline
dition ofthe urine with dicaicic phosphates In tact
judged from the physiological side, and this convic
ton has grown On NE the more have examined the
case. lSignedl b SILLIMAN."
For sale by
G. g. CORNWELL SON,
141S Pennsylvania avenue
"The trade supplied" n4Stu,th, 6m-4p
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Xxx BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-ELEGANTLY
SOXloSated and platted, and az moderate prices AZ
miles west from Washington. y. c.. and having very
frequent daily communication Herewith. The s..ua-
sold In Lots whole g great reduction. Address
WIN. READING, Rockville, Nd my21ms
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Use THE "Enterprise'' Pure Roasted coffee.
Packed in pound packages.
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TEAMS THROUGH WITHOUT
BCFFEl. SLtf.PiNti. PAltIbR, FAMILY. ltbOl
AND DAY COACHES.
SEASON OPENS IL Nj. NJ
NO FLIES NJ MN~Qk IIOF~ 20 IA

NO FLIES, No QEIToF~, 40 FAY
FEVER No MAIAlIA,
Deer Park and Oakland. the being hut six fl les
distant from the other. with most charming dtiI,-s
CONNECTING tlcu, viii he under the management Il
MI w. j Walker who In his two s,asnus' nlHHa et--
lnent OF Deer Park made many enthusiastic fTris ot
the glorious resorts among MaSEgtouiaas \ D sfi-
inulcstions should De addressed 10 ". ]. Malkt-r.
queen tilH Hotel, Cumberland, Nd, up 10 jus. >.
and after that date either Deer Park lal aui Nd
Rates S,o : - aud $50 per mouth according la
cation Diagrams of ipprs and rooms open al q A. -
Ticket Office. ol3and ~ Pennsylvania ays. The
H. ana 50. tDaiivhns spa. "a expense m
ing Deer Park and Oakland the leading Muuniaif re-
sorts 81 the east. and for the of NJ the
lions VIII be of character moi hitherto rquallel aud
the cuisine of both hotels VIII be HucNceiled 4hs
hest place for chlldden in the land m5LuIh.- II.p
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Tor next week for EXaminatiOn Dresses: White
India Linen, &c., 1Oc.. 12l2c.. 15c., ETC., fully
cents yard under price; white hose, regular
made, at 1Oc., worth 2oc.; lace bunting, black
or light shades at 1Oc., worth 25c.; summer
silks, Soc, realvalue soc; fine fast color lawns
&c. Everybody in want of dry goods fancy
goods, laces, embroidery can save money by
calling ut
STRAsBURGER's, $40 9TH st. Also. bargains in
carpets, straw mating, oil cloths and WIN
dow shades.
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DIS 5th street northwest.
Is the only agent for the David Nicholson Liquid
Bread Pure Malt Extract, for the ID. c.
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"ENTERPRIsE~ Roasted Cofrees.
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BEE adv. steam yacht Puck under Excursions
Use Barkleys "Enterprise'' roasted cofIees.
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THE fine photos of kets kemethy's / 1 90 Pa. av.
cOntnue to be s. p d.. with 18Th painted free.
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HINES.-For imported and domestic wines
and liquors remember Chr. Nander, Oh 9TH
street northwest.
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10 suit
II DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
rI,HoM AS BOWLING, Auc;ioneer.
ATTENTION CIGAR DEALERS. GRoCERs, RES.
TAUKANTS AND HOTELS
SPECIAL SALE OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
CIGARS
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRD
1855, at TEN-TGlRTY % CLOCK. AT my auctiOh
rooms shall sell for account of factory closing
business, one hundred thousand Cigars, fresh, line
goods, representing such brantis AS
r. a. Poe, La Flora, Oriole,
baltimore Beauty, QulDIette and Picking
myjo-3t THOMAS lDNI.i NJ, Auct
For Other Auctions See 9TH Page.
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"ENTERPRIsE' roasted coffee, for sale by you
grocer,
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

My gratitude to God is unbOunded for the relief
have obtained from the of the Cuticura Remedies
/ have been troubled with Eczema on my legs for
twenty years. had not comfortable night for years
the burning and itching We're intense. Now, am
happy to say have trouble Only the liver colored
patches on my limbs remain as token of my former
misery.
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AN INJUNCTION DEHGED-Ycsterday Judge
Hagner, in the Equity Court, heard the case of
CuH agt- Baync. and denied the injunction
asked by Mrs. tuli To prevent Dr. Bayne vino
l. building Il house Oh 20 street southeast, next
door to Mrs. Cults, from tearing into the walls
OK her house. which, she claimed. would iniure
the PROPERTY In answering. Dr. Bayne put in
the afndavit. OF Inspector Entwistlc. Architect
SnSdef. Contractor Baldwin, and others deny
ing that any SUCH injury contemplated would
be committed