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S1LVERBERG'S Chinese Lanterns at So per 100
sILvERBERG's each, WV
- Cotton Flags, for decorating in all
SlLVERBERG'S sizes, from sc per dZ. to 75c each.
German Flags from 1Oc up
SlLVERBERG,S Flags OF all Nations, yard long, 25c.
- Large Framed Pictures of Cieve-
SILVERBERG'S land T5c and 99c.
sILvERBERGS Knives and Forks 49c SET
sILvERBERG's Handsome Butter Dishes Sugars.
Cake and Fruit Dishes 99c.
s1LVERBERGs 1vory,Handle Knives and Forks,
" full size, 99c set.
S1LVERBERGS Ivory Handle Carvers ACC set.
Plated foIf ssG and
SILvERBERG'S Fine Rubber Handle Carvers 81 40
set.
sILvERBERGs Set of Ivory Handle Carvers, with
sILvERBERGS
- Fine Polished Curtain-Poles COM
SlLVERBERGS plete with brackets, ends and
SILvERBERGs cherry. 39c N'' "'- -
Brass-trimmed Poles all colors Soc
SlLVERBERGS Six eight, ten and twelve-fOOt Poles
SILvERBERG'S -0"'
Gilt Picture Frames at Acc.
S1LVERBERGS Gilt and Plush, very handsome,
sILvERBERGs Our 4sc Plush Easel Frame is
sILvERBERGs Our Frame Department is chock
full of new goods, We can give
SILVERBERGs you all sizes, and charge nothing
sILvERBERG's
CT, ,nn,na. Imported oleographs 40, rs 4 &c.
SlLVERBERGS Large Chromos, new frame, 99c.
49, Engravings, in oak frames, 99c.
slLVEhbERGs OH Paintings 1n s large Sizes from 50
sILvERBERGS Our Bag Department and our
- Baskets Department offer de-
S1LVERBERG'S cided Bargains this week.
NJ. sILV BERG GO,
Toys and Fancy Goods
fZ3 S12 9TH street, near Pennsylvania ave.
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Buy Pocket Knives at the Rodgers cutlery
store, 4S7 Pa. ave. Your initials engraved free.
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twenty Robberics During the Winter.

Confession OF COLoRED BURGLAR-HE IS
SENT TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF $4,000 BAIL.
Gordon Streets, alias George Johnson, alias
Robert Goodman, the cOlored man who was ar
rested by Officer Burns on suspicion, as stated
in yesterdays STAR, was turned over to Detec-
tives Raft and Block with orders to investigate
the case. After connecting the prisoner with sew
eral cases OF slat-cutting in South Washington, he
made confession of about twenty robberies
during the winter, and accompanied the officers
10 houses where large portion of the stolen
goods was recovered. Henderson Smith col
ored. who. the prisoner says, selected the
arrested for receiving stolen goods In the
Police Court this morning Streets was charged
with burglary i'll seven cases. which were con-
tlnued for two weeks. In default OF 81, 900 bail
he was committed to Jail. Smiths case was
also continued. and he was sent to Jail in de-
fault OF $500 bail. Philip Watson and William
Smith were held as witnesses under $500 bail
Julia Smith was released on her own recogni-
Zance to appear as a witness.
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ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, 7I,c.: i-Sutton mono
gram kids. 81; corsets, 2oc. Brodhead's, + street
near 9th.
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LATEST STYLE SILK HATS just received at
Franc corner 9Th and ID. the only strictly one
price hat and gems furnishing store in this city
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Kid Gloves! Kid GIoves!!

Kid Gloves! Kid GlOvesH
Over 400 dozen Kid Gloves of the very best
Partisan make to be closed out at the following
ridiculOusly low prices:
20 dozen 6button Black (all sizes, So cts for
price. so.
% dozen 6-button Opera and White, 69c.; for
mer price 81 so.
90 dozen S-buttOn length MOuSquetaire, Black,
SOC; former price, 81 90.
40 dozen s-button length Mousquetaire (all
shades, 69c.: former price, S1.25.
40 dozen 6-button length Mousquetaire Operas,
19c; former price, S1.5O.
AZ dozen S-button length Mousquetaire In
Opera. White, Tans and Black, the very
best Glove that can be made, S9c.; former
price, 50.
We only ask our lady patrons to examine
these Gloves, and they will appreciate this un-
precedented slaugh ter. They are not the usual
grade of Gloves tina t are advertised but are the
balance ofthis seasons stock of one of the most
prominent Kid Glove importers of this country,
who intends retiring from business.
We also offer about 5000 yards of slightly
soled Hamburg, damaged by water, at nearly
half the price Of production.
Have you seen the new style Ruching? If not
ask to see the "ApUnne," 25c. per yard-the
latest thing for ladies' neckwear.
b. j. BEHREND & Son,
S1S 18th st. n. W., between H and SITS.
p. Snake no IN iStake i'm the number g
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b. II. WARMERS Guide Book at all station
ers and his Office, 916 street northwest Price
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will find the easiest and best foot wear at
Hahns Reliable Shoe House, SIC 9TH street and
1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Fine Hand-stitched Boots and Shoes, any style
Hahns $3.50 Calf Button, Laced and Congress.
is far ahead of anything sold at That Price
in the City.
Our $3.50 Hand Sewed Solid Comfort Shoe the
easiest and most durable walking shoe
made.
Our $500 Stylish Button Laced and Congress.
Our 81 so Reliable Marching Shoe made with
out Tacks
Inauguration Ball Requisites.
Ladies' fine French Kid Opera Slippers, $500.
Ladies, Cur Kid Opera Slippers, so, rs, S1.O0
and S1.25.
Ladies' and Misses fine white Slippers, S115
and S1.25.
Ladies. Beaded Slippers with Cox-comb Bows,
S1.5O.
Gents patent leather Dancing Pumps, SIP
and S1.5O,
Gents patent leather Oxford Ties, $3.50 and
S1.75.
Fine Dress Shoes for ladies and gentlemen.
WIN. HAHN d Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
i SIG eth st. and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
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BEWARE cheap pebbles. Genuine, Hempler's
4lo st.
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Tn undersigned certjaee ttat he held for co.,
iec.irH Tor account "f Nevada Bank of San
Francisco. al. whole Ticket IN. $500 Single
NuHhe- Glass Z. in Tie Louisiana Stale Lot
tery. which drew tnc First Capital Prize OF
sly ENIN-EINE THOUSAND DOLLARS, on
v:,- t-s,Iuf-t'y paid los Il cheek on the New Or
leans IA ilual Bank. ON presentation of the
ticket 1T tae office OF III. company.
T.. r. SERNART.
General Eookkopcr Of State National Bank of
New Orleans. La.
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lNFOR ut TO EyEEYBODY.-One Of the most
coIaIi;ta ding positions on PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. nom which 20 witness the inaugural pro-
ee~>tpn l. The I.tiS' hail, corner of Pennsvlya-
mia avenue AID 9th street. IL contains twelve
large windows, IL iUNurinusly furnished and
well heated. II viii be rented entire or by SIM
gle Windows Apply to Robert Callahan on
the PREMISE.
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use Br0Wn's Bronchial TrOcheS "HaVe never
changed my mind respecting them, except !
think better of that which began thinking
well of"-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only
in Boxes, eo
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$4,000

The undersigned ificS that she was the
holder ut v ijrIc Ticket No. 1c.529 Single Num-
be-. lass =. III The louisiana state Lottery.
when drew The Fourth Capital Prize of SIN
TIItD 80 Nj DOLLARS Oh Tuesday, Feb. 10.
1e>5. aud that tie amount Was promptly paid.
Pr-zeutGtiOH Of the ticket he Office OF the
COMPANY EEI:JIIA CAREY,
Nf-o1a Iowa.
Exhibition n the Now Oricans Exunsitinn
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Fine Brilliantyn,

Brookhaven, Miss, says: 81 was cured of Tor
pidity of the Liver and Bowels and Paralysis,
by DR.. kennedy's 'Favorite Remedy" 60
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VIZ ARE in receipt Of another invoice of choice
Turkey Pr4nes, pounds for 25c.
Nj. METZGER * Bro
l.rnlsre- 4 : = h II N
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- pr VINO ~ Tifz f.1T-ISFASA STATE I.OT-
TEE1 Cos.TA,sY, DRAWN FEBRUARY 10TH,
1S-5.
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for aprons, &C. per yard, at the combination
sale. Go early tomorrow if you want to avoid
the rush at kaufmans.. 6
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PREPARED To Go TO JAII.-Sarah Janifer
coloTed, was tried in the Police Court this
morning on q charge of stealing two dresses
worth So, belonging to Mrs. Robert Wilson, also
colored. Sarah said that Mrs. Wilson owed her
81. and she took the dresses for the bill. The
judge ordered her to make restitution in de-
FAULT thirty days. She said she would not give
up the dresses, but would go to Jail.
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Durk ee'S Salad Dressing and Cold. NJ eat
SRuce.-The universal faVorite both in the
United States and Great Britain. Wholesome
delicious, economical and nutritious. Saves
anxiety, waste and trouble. co
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o. WORKS LIKE MAGIC

Your Cuticura Soap prescribe in all eruptions of
the skin and it works like magic
I. II. WHITING. NJ. d.,
IA Central Music Hail. Chicago, Ill
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FoE EZNT, six Windows. l0I2 Penn. ave.

ALOHA PERTH Nh
The romantic story free at druggists.
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TIE National Safe Deposit company corner
10Th and New York avenue office hours 3 a.
IN. to p. III. Call and inspect the vaults.
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For the InaugUrati,
Prof. A. b. Chandler.

Silver Gray Blankets for hire, 60 cents, and
ComfOrtabes, 40 cents, at Julius Lansburgh's
315 7th street.
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SG00c- NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is. 1885.
The UUlcr-{E nCd CertitiCS that y" held for col
lection for Eacount o. EfrS. l. r. Franz Mans
field. Ohio. through Citizens National Bank ot
Cincinnati, lhio. whole Ticket No. 9S.l 16.>inge
NumbHr. lass l.. IL The Louisiana state Lot
terry. winch drew tine Fourth Capital Prize of
SIN THpt~ MD DOLLARS. on Tuesday, Feb.
no. $50, ami that the amount was promptly
paid. b. a check on the New Orleans National
Bank presentation of the ticket mt the office
OF tine conn any. CHAS. SANTANA
NOte Clerk Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans.
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NISTTOES AND RESIDENTS are invited to avail
hemselvgS Of our inaugural offer. We will
make elegant Cabinet Photographs for 81, at
either Of our Imperial Studios, SO Market
space ami IL Pennsylvania avenue. Other
styles at pFopOrtionateIy reduced rates. Only
frSt-claSS raj TT engaged in every department
and particular attention paid to expression
pose. and 8rtiSt.c finish. Backgrounds acceS-
series. and Instruments all OF the best. Our
patent slylightS insure soft illumination at all
hours If the day. We guarantee satisfaction
Inc In IN taueUUS Process used exclusively
Richard Wallis Imperial Studios, SO Market
Space, Il. Pennsylvania avenue; also at 2O5
w BALTIC. ST., baltimore. Nd.
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Johnson's Oyster Saloons

40 and 442 9th street Choice Meals, Lunch,
oysters, Fish, Came Spring Chickens, &C., &C.
Ladies saloon first floor. "
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For sale everywhere. Price Cuticura &c.; Cuticura
Soap, 25c.; Cuticura Resolvent, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON,
BEAUTY For Skin Bemishes, use the Cuticura
Soap. fl
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LIGHTNING RoDs.-J. II. Kuehling, No. 40
10Th street mort invest
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LONDON COUGH SYRUP, only Ice. and 25c. a
-
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"JUSTH'S OLD STAND" go d street north
west. buys gentlcmen'S trst-claSS secondhand
clothing. Note by mail promptly attended to-
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For Coughs and Throat DISC


Will cause great excitement Fine cambria,
equal to Lonsdale, 712c, at Kaufman's sale.
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Gents Preparing for the Parade

For Headache. TOOthache,
earache and backache, Salvation Oil is a certain
cure. Price % cents.
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"Alderney Dairy WagO

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
in prnfs
soc. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter
milk and Sweet Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
pint.
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SBucha.Paiba.'

Quick complete cure, all Kidney, Blade
and Urinary Diseases, Scaldng, Irritation
Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder. 81. Dru,
gists 4
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3e Weather.

OFFICE o. THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WA~HTNGTc,S. - e, February -. 1850. u a: m.
For the middle Atlantic states slightly
WERNER fair weather. west TO south winds gen
orally. lower barometer.
Tor : turi5y. s.ig!itiy warmer. fair weather
J. Indicated fpF thu middle Atlantic and south
Atlantic states Generally fair weather is indi-
Caf#t ipT iGC upper lake region. the upper Mis-
si>-iupi and Mi -Duri valleys, with no decided
Change ia temperature.
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Kaufman's Combination

PhOsphOrine is a Food for
the body and strength to the blood. Ask your
druggist for it.
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CIuett's Crown Collars,
Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all 60
Fine Window Shades,
withnickel hangings, only 47c lat Kaufman's.6
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THE HUMANE SOCIETY REoRGANIZED-The
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails last night formally reorganized under the
iltle OF the Humane Society. Judge Arthur
Macarthur was unanimously reelected presi-
man, recording secretary, and c. w. Smiley
corresponding secretary. Judge Macarthur
made an address, and a committee was ap-
pointed 10 revise the bylaws. About twenty
new members were elected. The selection of
the executive committee intrusted to a
special committee, who will report at the next
/ meeting.
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ELEGANT CABINET Photos at 81 per dozen
Good work. Lardncr 921 Pennsylvania ave.
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III i i E. t., + E. 81 ! i
PPpfp 90 TIT TIT ZEE ERR
: e. $ d : : E. i is t =
AMERICAS GREATEST READER AND IiPER-
SENATOR.
Will appear
TUESDAY EVENING. March Sd.
At Congregational Church, ina
GRAND MoNOLOGUE ENTERTAINMENT
HEROIC SENTIMENT AND HUMOROUS READ
INGS.
Admission, SOC; Reserved Seats 75c.-to be had at
Ellis Music Store 937 Pennsylvania ave.
Doors open at Z; Entertainment at o'clock. 2s3t
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING.
E E. 4 4 k.k 4
F / II / ILL { K / II
BY THE McCAULL OPERA COMIQUE co.
Next week. Grand Production Of the Majestic
MICHAEL STROGOFF,
For God, for the Gar, and for My Country.
Presented with new and magnificent scenery by J.
Mazzanovich and Seymour Penson. f2S
national THEATER- WILLARD HALL
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
Last Time of
c T o R d U R Nd.
The management of the National Theater have the
pleasure to announce that they have secured
WILLARD HALL,
through the kindness of Mr.. Staples, of Wizards
Hotel and will continue, for the remainder Of the
week, Mr.. Henry Guy Carleton's New Play,
VIC T R d U AND,
by the
wALLACK's THEATER COMPANY.
As every vestige Of Scenery, Properties and Stage
pany, was destroyed at the fire, the performance
DRAWING Rs s2kEEF FT pKTsE. ,a5 n
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
DIME MUSEUM,
Pennsylvania ave-. near 18th st.,
MONSTER SHOW
for Inauguration week commencing Monday, March 2
THE BIJOU OPERA AND BURLESQUE CO.,
the celebrated
VIVIAN AND MOORE,
PHILLIPS AND BACH
STANLEY AND CONWAY,
THE GREAT HEBRON
and ten Others forming entertainment equal to any
in America. In addition to which we offer
TWELVE WONDERFUL CURIOSITIES
in the Museum, all new to Washington audience
Admission to all this Show
ONE DIME. 1t
GRAND CONCERT
" The last of the series to be given by the Choir of
the Cniversalist Church. corner of 18th and L sts
TUESDAY EVENING, March Sd, 1885.
Tickets at Ellis q Co.'S, .e37 Penha. ave- f2s-3t
l. AT THE woMAN's EXCHANGE,
March Marc 3D. 1nauguration Week beginning NUN DAY.
81 Coffee Tea Rolls, Cake. f2S6t*
H9nh BELL kfSeERs AND CONCERT COMPANY
'e. .napT UIsb SIS E ~ nm March 3D.
Admission % cts. f2S-3ts
FoRDs The Minstrel Success.
I'VE come again with songs to greet you.
Full oflaughter, full Of fun"
THE FAMOUS ORIGINALS.
Their second appearance in Washington since their
return from Europe.
CALLENDER's MAMMOTH MINsTRELs,
with the
CELEBRATED HYER SISTERS,
and
THE DOUBLE QUARTETTE
The Pure Music of Genuine Mnstrelsy Songs of the
inf Eed aRS SS9e
Admission to Balcony only 25 cents
MONDAY. sCANLoN. EEK-A-BoO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND BALL ;, .u..,,n.
NIGHT OF MARCH :in.
by TCSCARoRA TRIBE. Nc. >, IMPROVED OR
DER OF RED MEN,
at Odd Fellows Hall. 18th ST 5. e, Navy Yard.
Ticket, admitting Gentleman and Ladies' So
cents. f..-4ts
4 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCH /, 8 O'CLOCK
Lecture by
col. ROBERT q. INGFRSoLL
Subject: WHICH Way
Box sheet for seats will open Persons holding
tickets purchased ri the National can have them
chaIE"d Tot corresponding seats at Box Office a.
Grand Opera House. f21
- X PIANO RECiTAIS
vt MARINTS HALL
March . g. I6. %. 80 and April q.
substitution 81. at METZFRoTr & cos, 9c}
PENNSYLVANIA axe. f2l-o.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
y Manayer-J. r. POND
The farewell appearance in their Joint Readings
MARK TWAIN"
The Humorist, reading his own Superb Fun, and
GEORGE W. CABLE.
The Novelist presenting TIE Matches Scenes of his
ROHaOctS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY oS.
Matinee at =. Evening AT s.
Admission, "a cents; reserved seats - cents and
81 can be secured at DToops Music Store go Penn
srlvanla avenue. fp2:S-t,f
orders In re~ telIce 10 ,tS. left a. Troops
Ellis MetZerott'> music store aui leluoet'S con
fectonery store. Viii receive prompt attention. jal9
- FOR ALL THE THEATRES.
BRE\gANtt BROS
lalf-3m PennsylNan ave. cor. llth St
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PECCoT, y. UNELE tCHED COTTON. short
ENDS. &c. AZ ktl.lfInnn'.
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WHERE To BORROW MONEY ON REAL Es-
TATE.-People who have property to pay for
and mortgages to pay of, should inquire into
the assistance and advantages furnished by the
Equitable Cooperative Building association
Money Is advanced in any desired amount
from 500 upward. Seven years and three
months l. given 10 return the principal and in
terest in monthly installments. Payments can
be made nj any time OF large or small amounts
or settlement made in full, and interest S
only charged for the time the money is held
II part OF the advance is settled the monthly
lnstaliments are reduced propOrtionately.
Members are extended every facility and en-
eouragement to return advances and pay for
thelr property as rapidly and as soon as posi-
avoided. over Sii0,00O are now advanced to
the members. Pamphlets explaining the adj
vantageous terms, how to proceed, etc, are fur
nished upon application. Thomas Somerville,
80 ident; ino Joy Edison, secretary. Office,
OF + street northwest.
THE INAUGURAL SEATS.-Rrentano Bros re-
port a very large advanced sale of inaugural
grand stand tickets from foreign well as local
sources, and think that by the first of the week
all seats will be taken.
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N.
ends, 61.c. AT kaufmau'S.
LIST or BATTLES oi the Rebellion and Roster
OF SuFge"IS, $50 PIP. Price J0 cents. For sale
by Gay & Ciari,> son. 80 IeuusyIyania avenue
aLG at all news st&nuS.
SATFENs AND TFRc,IrS. ward wide. short
lengths, &C. Per yard at kaufnan's.
tUsSEIL's ICE CEEa1 and Charlotte Russo.
La. New ok avenue
PAINTINGS E1ouIHC~. EEGEsyrxcs. PtcrrRr
fEAf.l7-a goat variety Of picture frame
moulding aid many other novelties. All 9Th ST.
Il.sAS III WIND that does not blow some
Cle god he fire at kauIman's Combination
S''1' Las Drought cat some great bargains.
iIFE HoUsE RFSTArRA>,T. under Hall OF Rep
ttttN'> u ol On Iii Gay Tor accommodation
vi NiNit"iN ai-o al night during night sessions.
Look AT TIFF MORNING PAPERS for the great
Ike h"1s,flnS offered II Kaufman's Combine
uoh store, l2ii i4th street southeast.
foUE-AND-A-HALF YARDS OF toilet crash for
2Uc- ~ haufTaaas.
INAUGURATIoN SILK HATS 81.
ArLEBACH Il BRO. 623 Pa. ave-
DOUBLE WIIgI, CAsnMrr,E. light shades 1oc
Per yard AZ hauIInan's great fire sale.
KAU FsIAN's GREAT SALE viii continue all
.he we ok.
=, KAUFzfAx's FIRE SALE for one week. 1o-4
shectIng. I6c.
t"G WINES. IIoUoRs, &c. go to the old and
reliable establishment of Chr. Xander who has
1!oFed TO the public that he gives satisfact ion
10 every one, a; 2l1 7th St W.
Dr. LYoS's PERFECT TooTH PowDFR.-
An Elegant Toilet Luxury, 20 cents.
LADIES VIII be interested if they read p 7
BeLTend 4 sons kid glove advertisement in
he 'Clty Item" column.
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IEoN SAFES repaired. Speaking tubes. ]. H.
kuehlins.
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LIST OF BATTLES Oi the Rebellion and Roster
or Surse"tS. 80 PIP. Price J0 cents. For sale
by 'ft.'y & 'iarts son, 80 euusy lvania avenue,
aLC at all news st&nGS.
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NV OrrEANs. Feb. o. 1855
81 lln

$1,000. NEW ORLEANS. Feb. %, 1885.
The undersigned CertitieS that he held for col
lection for account of I. Goesscl, 421 | street
NV. Washington, II. C.. whole Ticket No.
W,O21, Single Number Glass Il, in the Louis
lana state Lot .e~v. which drew the Fifth Capi-
tai Prize OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, on
Tuesday. February 10 1855.