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EOR RENT
II 1906 H st.. Tor. f.. sos
l412 Goth NV, l2r-......1i
21l9 + ST.. 9r., fnrn'' d.. ..
1923 / ST.. ST.. fLrn'ed-...l
246 Pa.av. Tor. ,m.i45.5(
il143 q 1145 2lstst.,
u 12r. m.i...................425 sc
1927 Pa ave-. Tor. 40 sc
1889 X St. 8 r.,m.i.. .35. 81
2131 F ST.. ST.. m.i....3O.4C
Store, 3Ol9 NJ st.........--1S
6l5-6l7 23d st., 7r.. ..25.6C
2I2l n st., lOr., m. .....3C
214l III st., z rs.........23. 81
2916 NJ St, Sr.. mi. ...25. 81
l15l-1755 8 st., 7r...26.35
3O17 M ST., 9r.........22.5O
Apply
n3O 10
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and $50 D. NJ. price,
IF the New York Stock market To-Day, reportel ~
special wire To II. II. Dodge 5.S3 18th street.
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PRESIDENTIAL PosTMASTERs. - When ID

PRESIDENTIAL P0STMASTERA. - When the
Senate meets the nominations Of some 800 pres
idential postmasters will be before that body
tor confirmation. During the present month
masters will expire, and the President Is maxi
ing appointments as fast as the commissions
sions of the following postmastes In Maryland
will expire: Henry J. Johnson, postmaster at
Cumberland, whose SALARY Is %. 300 per year,
81 600, Dec. 20; Palmer C. Strickland, at Elk
ton, salary 81 500, Dec. 10; '. @. Kirkwood, at
Eliic0.t City, salary g 2 aSo MY Ovens
II. Huber. salary 81, 800, Feb. 8. In virginia:
Josephine Hopkins. at Glen Alien, Henrico
Stith Bowling, Petersburg, binwiddls COUNTY.
whose salary IS %, 800 March S1st
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The Volunteers Want Their Script.
Lees Election Declared.

OTTAWA, ONT, Dec. 4.-The volunteers who
served the northwest are protesting against the
delay of the government in issuing land script.
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ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
am, 1922; am, 81 8; IL am, Al. 8; 2 pm,
44.5. Maximum, 44.5. Minimum, 1913.
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THOR RENT

NOR RENT
IL Cor. 18th & NY. av..
4Or.. m.i............ $250.NJ
1896 RI. v,12r. ,mlS3. 80
18th ST., bet. q & P.166.67
1913 n. II. av .l3 r.....l2j
1915 N. H. av.. q r--.1OC
1925 F st. NV. Is r...-1OO
IT'S I st. NV. IL r...S3. 80
go Sd st. NV. Is r...S3. 3::]
FURNISH
1910 10th NV. Tor. .S15G
TIA n st.n.w. ,12r.......22G
1871 Jefferson pl. ,lOr. l5C
031 X st.n.w., lOr.......-15C
llO5 X st. ,15r..-..25G
1211 o st. n.w., ill.,. loo
l343 Corcoran st. or. S3.3:j
1414 III st.n.w.,l3r 25U
21OO II st.n.w. ,1Or......15O
ll41 Conn. ave. .12r.... 800
1925 N st. n.w.. 16r......25U
14O2 18th st.n.w. ,9r......75
1902 II st.n.w., 1Or......2OO
1855 II st.n.w., l1r......15U
1918 10Th st. ,lOr- $50
929 7th st. NV, 1Or...25U
1885 Vt.ave.n.w..sr....lOU
1lOS + st. NV, 1T. 150
1914 Jefferson Pr, Or 15U
The above houses can be
our Office only. THOl
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21OO n st. n. w.IOr-SS3.33
1872 p st. NV, IT,. 10
1T4S n st. NV, lOr...--65
457 G. It. NV. 12r..-........6O
2Ul6 Hillyer Pl., 1Or...-6O
S02 21st. ] 4r..m.i. go
I2l31 h st. n. W.. Sr.-......5O
1872 18th st. NV. ,Sr....45
1884 29th st.n.w. ,Sr......35
ID HOUSES.
ll4O9 Mass. ave. .13r-.$ $500
i1765 r st.n.w., l3r.......l75
1906 Goth st. u. 300
LAG R.I.ave.n.w. Dr. 100
1341 N.H.ave. l1r......l25
3lO1 p st.n.w.,l 1r.......15O
11U0 NJ st NV, i0r......lOO
Road ST., w. Wash. ..416.67
iS12 COnn.ave ,l2r.......l75
Cr.4th Il lafayette, WV 80
1908 10Th st.n.w., lOr.Z00
1IO1 n st.n.w., lOr..... $50
ALB 4th st.n.w. ,l7r......l5O
l2lI n st.n.w., 13r......2OO
1910 III st. NV. 15r..-25O
l4U5 III st. NV. oOr....-45O
i22OS 18th st. NV. Sr.. ..65
1912 14th at. n. w, 16r. 300
examined by permit from
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A Case Of Highway Robbery Only.
A POLICE THEORY AS TO THE ASSAULT ON MR.

AMANDA DAVIS.
Many ofthe officers of the police force regard
the alleged outrage on Mrs. Amanda Davis on
Wednesday night near 1 9Th and T streets north
west as amounting to nothing more than a case
of highway robbery. Their theory is that Mrs.
Davis was robbed and in running away from
the place she tainted and fell into the hole
where she was found. In support of this theory
they cite the TACT that when found her clothing
wa~ not disordered aud her limbs were in q per-
fectly natural position.
Detectives Edelin, and Mattingly are still at
work on the case. hut as no description of the
man can be obtained, not even his color IL is
not likely that any arrest will be made Mrs.
Davis is reported as being better today.
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The CONrs&

EQUITY CoURT-yad0e Hooner
Yesterday, Hodges agt Hodges; testimony
order taken before Examiner John T. McNally
Mcclellan agt. McIntire; auditors report con-
armed.
Today. worthington agt Randall: reference
ACT. o'Dopoghue; Johannah Underrrex made
party complainant Hooe agt. Peter. pro con-
fesso, L6gan agt. Linthecum; sale decreed
and Job Barnard appointed trustee. Albright
agt. Hardisty; Geo. Williams admitted party
defendant Hamilton agt. Graham; appear
ance ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1-Judge Csz.
To-day, Mass Kemper agL Behrend.
Longhorn agt. Eckloff; Mayse act. Clifford aud
Connell. default; Maxwell agt. shipman ct al:
agt. Heating; Judgment confessed. u. =. agt.
Grant and Hood; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 2.-t,idge MevrSck.
To-day. Musten a Co. agt. Dam mann; default
Nutzey agt. B. 4 p. r. r. Co.. hearing.
PROBATE CoURr-Judoe Hdgner.
Io-oayaEstate of Mary j. Wright caveaf
and win filed In re. Charles E. Hunt, minor,
81 900. will OF Timothy sands filed with
notice OF court: Estate of r. ]. Douglass peti-
ton OF Mary NJ. Douglass for letters nied. rs
tate OF G. II. Schley: letters issued TO c. L. Du
Bots; bond, S2O,OO0. Estate OF John i. New
ton; letters issued to Adele J. Newton; bond.
$500. Estate of Agnes Bryant; receipt filed.
Estate ofCharles PetefiN; order OF publication.
Estate of Joseph H. Heron; ]. Whit Heron
tate of John H. Brooks; leave to sen personally.
Estate of David Roach Honora Roach APP
pointed guardian; bond S4O0. In ne. Catherine
E Huyseman; citation issued.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Mac Arthur.
Yesterday. Antonio Nardclio. murder Of Car
mine Rotunno; on trial. Joshua Bell, assault:
admitted TO bail in the sum OF $500.
POLICE CoURT-Tudge Shell
To-day, Frank Johnson, colorcJ, assault on
Mary Beard; 30 or 10 days. Lila Williams,
colored, larceny; Is days In Jail Charles
Washington, assault: So.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER-Jos JEFFERSON
Will begin an engagement at the New National
Monday evening next He has not been seen
In Washington for some time, and that he will
be heartily welcomed goes without saying. lie
Ii now at the ripe age when his powers
are July developed, and has so elaborated
his wel-known performances that they are
In every sense the most exquisite works
of art. The company supporting Mr.. Jefferson
Is OF a frst-class character, and eacn member
has been selected with an especial view 10 the
character assumed. The repertoire for the week
will consist Of "Cricket on the hearth aud
nights and "Trip Van Wrinkle" the bal.
ance OF the week, including the sat
urday matinee. Mr.. Jefferson. as thus
may be seen, will appear in his finest
parts, each entirely different from tie other,
and to really study his acting. he should he
seen in all. For delicate hunior and touching
pathos he cannot be surpassed. The brevity oi
the engagement should be remembered, as the
time is limited to but one week.
Burned by an Eueenitiary.
WooDSIDE, l.. l., Dec. I.-Thc barn and dwell
ing of Peter Klein were destroyed by FIRE this
AFTERNOON. Four horses persisted. Nothing was
saved. The loss is SlO,0uu. The lire was vi
tncendiary origin.
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The Nardello Murder Trial.

lCOSTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.
Salvatore Scuari testified that he had seen
Nardello the last time on Wednesday morning.
about o'clock, before his arrest. Witness was
dello sitting on the side OF the road. Mar
deilo did not have a hat on, and he said
he had forgot. Witness companion had two
Witness saw NardelIo the same day at the
Police Court about 10 O'clock, Nardello having
been robbed OF S15 and appearing there as a
Witness lett him (N.) there Noticed that he
cut it with knife::as he wasicltting piece of
wood. Nardelo' that day asked witness
if he would sell his watch and. get
the watch. Saw that Nardello had more
money in his pocket book. After Nardello was
arrested witness was asked by the officers IL he
changed, and he said he did. Nardello denied
changing the bill, but witness confronted him,
and he admitted that he did.
Louis Mavini testified that he saw Nardello on
the 25th of July near the Chain bridge, and
again on the 29th of July on North Capitol
lost his hat, and witness loaned him a hat
Witness corroborated Scuari as to the trial at
the Police Court and visiting house on Al
street.
RoBBER1Es-Wm. sfringer, 1913 NJ street
worth S12.-David Murphy, 46O Virginia
avenue reports the loss of q blanket worth 81.
Mrs. keane, 121 Virginia avenue, reports
stolen from the yard clothing worth $3.50.
STEAM ENGINEERS ORGANIzING.-Last even
ing meeting Of steam engineers was held at
Richardson's hall, 9th and streets southwest,
for the purpose Of organizing society or union.
Mr. r. B. Smith presided and G. w. Walters
acted as secretary. Mr. Thomas - Denham, of
the Knights Of Labor, addressed the meeting as
to the aims and objects of the Knights. and the
engineers voted to form an assembly of that or
der. The question of securing such legislation
as will prohibit the employment OF incompe-
tent men for running engines by requiring all
Is allowed to take the responsibility of running
an engine was discussed and met with the favor
of an present The meeting adjourned to Mon
day night TO complete the organization.
BREAKING UP GANG OF WHIP THIEVES
The police during the past few days have ar.
rested a gang of small boys who have made q
ETC., from carriages standing in the street. The
boys have confessed, informing the police
where they disposed OF their plumber, and q
number of articles have In this way been re-
covered. The boys say they sold many robes
and whips to cab drivers ETC., in the street, but
cannot remember who the parties were. The
police notify. such parties to return At once to
small boys for fraction of their real value, and
which the purchasers must have known at the
time were stolen. Otherwise, the police say
the parties will be vigorously prosecuted IL dis
covered with such stolen articles In their pos
session.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 am, 1922; z am, 31.5; IL am, Al. 3; pm,
daS AR Minimum q
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Gen. Shaler Inhicfel
Business Failures of the week.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The grand jury to-day
presented an indictment for bribery against
Gen. Shaier.
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NINE j. Il. PALMER
IMPORTER OF FASHION,
llO7 + STREET NORTHV-E>sT

Complete assortment OF French and Elglish BON.
MIS- and HATS, of the latest and approved
style.
Novelties being constantly received n2l
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FOR RENT--FLATS
FOR RENT-OFFICES

L>OR REMITTANCE BASEMtN OFFICE I4O1
II Est, and two neat communicating Rooms on main
floor. JOHN SHERMAN q IN
dict S27 + st NV.
E1OR RENT-OFFICE AND CLUB ROOMS IN
Il new National theater; elevator TO each floor
running daily until IL pm. Houses, furnished and
unfinished, in all parts OF the city. g. A ARMIES
1873. ST. nIo-Im
L>OR REMITTANCE OFFICE ROOM SECOND
Il noor, corner 18th and SITS H.. Also sui, o. cor
ner Rooms third floor. 18th and sts II. W. suitable
Tor ON e or sleeping rooms. rent low. Inquire In
cigar store N iO-IIn
EHoR RENT-OFFICE ROOM
Il JAMES F. WAUGH
ns-lm 9;Ssi + street
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/. WARNER. Q16 F st. NV.

) 2S15 N st., 6r.: m.i.S22.5O
941 25th ST., 1r.---.2O.4O
) 1920 oath. 6r.. water...-2O
1904 COrcoran. 9rs. ...2O.5O
} 1906 { OrcOran St. 6rl6.3O
1858 Valley st.. 1r...l6.5O
} '831 =. tn S.. g rs......15.5O
} $50 I'D st. Or. ,waterl3.3O
Canal St, 4r....................12
D Rear 2O15 N. Y.avenue. l 3
}, 513 Odd st. 5r., water, 11.5O
} 1928 Y ST., 8 rs...-..........1O
2423 F st. NV, 4 rs. 1880
3O27 Wafer st. 3r.........1O
1920 Penna. ave-, 2r. 10
4 1927 18th ST., 4 rs..-.........S
WESCOTT q WILCOX,
" Pennsylvania ava NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

v>OR REST-sTABLE IN THE REAR OF 1872
i street. opposite British legation: stable
four stalls: Coachman's and All improvements
Apply 10 A. Il. BRiCE- ia 10Th ST. dim
lHOR RENT-A HANDSOME TURNOUT, CON
Il slstIBg of "A Coupeiette New York built two
spirited Horses, and nickel mounted Harness: will
be let for the season 10 q reliable party willing pay
farr price for private equpase. Address Box l52
StaT once nlS-lm
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FOR RENT-STORES.

L'OR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE ROOM WITH
Il cellar and dwelling. southeast corner Sd ST
ard Mas SSchusets suitable for fancy store
or any light business; good Locations; reut $40.
II. H WARNER,
oeSOts Sl6 + II. NV
EOk RENT-A FIRSTCLASS LOCATION FOR a
Il Bank. Brokers Office or Insurance Company
once. on 10th St. opposite the l.. :. Treasury Os-
session January lst 1856 Price, 81. 400 per annum.
Apply at us 18th St n3.LIm
GsNOR RENT-STORE ON l4TH ST NV BE-
Il tween U and sts. west side, SIS. WALKER &
WILSON, ZOOS st. NV. n3O-Iw
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The above houses can be examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS j. FISHER Il co,
MS 1924 + street nortwest
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WORCESTERSHIRE. Sirtnger, 1913 NJ street
worth S12.-David Murphy, 46O Virginia
avenue. reports the loss Of a blanket worth 81.
stolen from the yard clothing worth $3.50.
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Sacrificed sale ola fine nearly new Knabe Square
l1anO, in handsome Rosewood case, carved legs and
Tyre, full scale, beautiful, rich tcne one of the VIM
knabe q Co.'S best iEs ruments: cost $3.50; be
bought at once for only 1925 cash, including cover
and stool. Owner, ex-Clerk, must SELL Has been
nicely cared for. (uarantre of five years given
Also, one beautiful Upright Grand Piano, at q great
bargain on payments OF $40 per month. AT the
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ENOR REMITTANCE HANDSOMELY FUR
nished House: three rooms en- suite on first hoor
furnace: open fires; speaking tubes; delightful local
hon: southern posure strictly private family. Apply
/ on premises 1915 y 81. n. d3-lw*
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u T.
IL 1913 2Oth st NV fur. IL rooms 81 500 per year
1924 III ST NV, furnished, IL rooms S125 month
$50 q st. Sc, IA rooms, ali imps., $50 mo.
9l Y Il. NV, rooms, over sore, S3U mo.
324 l It'll 81. Sc. . rooms. all impS, $50 mo.
loO3 9TH ST. nw.. rooms, all imps., $50 mo.
90 y &. ave. Sc, d rooms all imps.. S25 mo.
40 NJ st. NV, twO-stOry brick. al imps $50 mo.
63I 9 ST Sc. rooms and bath, all mps., SIG mo-
IL lOth ST. Sc, rooms, water and gas, S16 mo.
.16 18th St. Sc, room, $40 mo.
Houses on Badensburg Road, near Bdy, 50 mo.
d2-Im SWORMSTEDT l. BRADLEY, 927 ST
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ENOR RENT-DESIRABLE NINE-ROOM BRICK,
II 1920 Sth ST. NV, good repair: $50 Brick 1908
Pierce Place. rooms. good repair 81. Brick,
10 ST. NV, ten rooms. newly papered: $50 Brick
81. OH st. me-, seven rooms; $40. ALBERT F. FOX,
92U + St NV d:R-3t
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Largest Dollar Weekly

TNHE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS is now an 8 page, Ga
i column paper. 1t is the largest "dollar weekly" in the
United States. It's eight broad, long pages present each week
a mass of choicely selected matter containing much to suit
each of the VARYING tastes of the family circle. First and
foremost, it gives ALL THE NEWS, complete as to details yet
concise in form. It's MARKET REPORTS are unsurpassed for
completeness and trustworthiness. Special attention IS given
to agricultural and home matters. Every issue contains SEW
ERAL COMPLETED STORIES and a regular installment of an orig
inal story by some wellknown English or American author,
exclusively secured for THE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS. 1t IS
an independent paper. It recognizes the utility of political
parties as means for the accomplishment of proper ends, but
it declines to regard any mere party as a fit subject for I'M
questioning alteration. 1t is not an organ, and therefore
escapes the temptation of %condoning the questionable under
the pressure of partisan allegiance. 1t is unbiased in its pre-
sentation of all political news. It sohGts the patronage of
intelligent, thoughtful, honest people, who love country more
than party. In all departments it aims to present an enter
prising, impartial and entertaining family newspaper of the
very highest grade. It's size and character considered, it is
now, more than ever before, the cheapest aoeeh1y IN the United
States. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, postage included.
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Children's Solar Tip Shoes, No. s to 10s
for sl.G0. Misses or boys No. II to 2, at
1926, solid leather, no shoddy, just the
thing for wear. The people are learning
that we give them better value than they
get elsewhere. and our sales are far beyond
former seasons.
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42-inch bleached pillow case muslin at
10c., 46-inch at 12c. Seamless sheeting
muslin, p yards wide, either bleached or
unbleached, pc. Z. B. Humphreys & Co.
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We have been making additions to our
stock Of childrens' suits, and have a gen
teel one at 50. rs, better at 800, and better
still at $50. +. b. Humphreys & Co.
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Mems unlaundried shirts, good quality,
G5 cts. Boys Is and so cts, at Hum
hrey's.
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Hats and caps for men and boys, all
kinds. The only stock in town, at Hum
phrey'a.
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$2UU,OUU % y: ; sIii s: ss IS ; / ;f $S5& H. d? ]:

start you in work that will III once bring you
in money faster than anything else in Au1erica.
All about the S200,00O in presents with each box.
Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex, of
all ages, for all the time, or spare time only, to
work for us at their own homes. Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Don't de
lay. II. HALLET q CO., Portland, Maine. Ally
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Don't fail to see our all wool Jerseys.
We don't sell any cotton mixtures. All
the desirable styles of cut and make. E.
B. Humphreys & Co.
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EGGS FOR
EGG TESTER.

This being my second yearin incuhatingan ana
the study of poultry, and intending to make Il
business in this line, | offer for sale Egg
from Plymouth Rock and White Br1thma fowls
from AS good stock as can be found in
South Jersey, OF this kind of fowls, some OF
the year from one of the best and most reliable
breeders in the state. Eggs at farmers prices:
Plymouth Rocks, - cents for thirteen: White
lirahmas, SI.2j for thirteen, and, in order to
make il still cheaper, | will give for fifty
cents additional one of the most reliable Egg
Testers that is offered for sale, whereby ii child
twelve years old can tell whether your eggs
are fertile. one of these Testers would enable
you, in many instances, to learn why You have
such bad luck in Matching.
l2-2m. j. ii. PETERSON, Woodstown.
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1900 yards C~onestoga w. fine brown
yard-wide shifting muslin, o bleaches
after washing a few times. Very desirable
weight, 81 cts. per yard, at L. b. Hum
phreys & Co.
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If you have any need for Hamburg
edgings, you will do yourself injustice if
you fail to see our stock before you buy.
Prices greatly reduced. f. b. Humphreys
81 Co.
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Figured Canton Floor Mattings, good,
at 16c.; better, at poe. extra, at 25c. All
new goods just opened. f. B. Hum
phreys d Go.
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Ladies grained button shoes at 81 So
nice article, solid leather counters, no shod-
dy. +. b. Humphreys & Co.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Webrgb0se to keep a stock Of
aHMe 0a17ous Proprietary Wedi-
rines that there is any demand
fer, and q0zH bom time to time,
add to o1hr stock all such that may
be enqlnted FIR. Ne annee a
price list, and an furnish any
br0ru41M articles in this line
at a6ouf the same acreage of prize
as 6eko70.
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HAMBURG EDGINGs.-Just received from
New York-away down under last years
prices-no charge for showing. Come and
see. T.. b. Humphreys & Co.
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Matalasse figured dress goods in eight
desirable shades. 6 cts. "a yard. E. B..
Humphreys & Co.
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Corded Twill Cashmeres in all the desir-
able shades, made to sell at 20 cts, but we
bought so that we can sell at 12d cts. per
yard. f. B. Humphreys & Co.
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See our As cent hip-gore corsets in white
and colored, silk embroidered and silk
stitched, the incest goods for the money
We ever had. L. B. Humphreys & Co.
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AGENTS EVERYWHERE.

Remnants yard wide blcached muslin I
cts, better at s and 8 cts. Pride of the
West bleached cambria 10 cts, Langdon
bleached cambrIc II cts. These two makes
are the incest wearing goods a lady can
use. L. B. Humphreys & Co.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-21

He sleeps with a nameless grave,
Where Springs luxuriant blossoms way,
For Summers reign is nigh.
The solitude around his tomb
Is beautiful as Eden's bloom
Ere beauty learned to die.
Her fairest and most fragrant flowers
Kind May in bright prOfusion showers
Upon that lovely spot,
Where the sick heart and weary head
Rest in their last dark, narrow bed,
Forgetting and forgot
No dropping mOurners kneel beside
That lonely grave at even-tidc,
And bathe it with their tears;
But oft the balmy dews of night
Lave it in pity, when the light
Of kindling stars appears.
No loved ones breathe the holy prayer,
But Natures incense fills the air
And seeks the distant sky.
Her artless hymn the song bird sings;
The dreamy hum of insect wings,
Are prayers that never die.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-21

If | We're to pray for taste
which would stand by me under
every variety of circumstances. and
be source of happiness and cheer
inlIness to me through life, and a
shield against all its ills, however
things might 90 amiss, and the
world frown upon me, it would be n
taste for reading.-Herschel
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-21

IT is best to hope only for things
possible and probable. He that
hopes too much shall deceive him
self at last, especially if his industry
does not go along with his hopes
for hope without action is a barren
undoer.-Feltham.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-21
Secure Yourself n Home.

Building Lots for Sale.-The under
signed offers for sale number of desir-
able lots which will be sold on easy
terms. Persons dcsirous OF building eau
have liberal advances made. Apply to
TuEo. +. ARMSTRONG,
Oct25 Newark, Del.