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WHERE TO SCRATCH FIRST.

You then have to ont into the oper air to get
heved Why, it is dreadful and having 20 many emf
nent doctors and none knowing what d for you but
have found the lost at last Idd not take
TWO spoonfuls Of the CUTICURA RosoLvsNr before it
TOOK that burning itch by the throat ane bid them to
hold Off an. ii is off, My desh Is becoming softer. my
halr IS becoming soft and silky and Their using
external Observation-Disclosures SoAp-ald anoint the
parts with CUTICUR Ii the thousands KEW the good
ness OF this medicine do they would pt be twenty.
Tour hours without it. 1t is not oily aapted to my
case but to all Others and if disbieves this
Nun stop next door to the Logan House lere take my
microscope and see for himself. JosEpHW RILEY
HoLLIDAYsBURs Pa. Nov. IL, 1883
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EDITOR ALTOONA. Pa, CALL:-I wisf to say some
thing in praise OF that valuable medicine, CurIoURA
which saw advertised in your paper 1have had that
old leprosy, Of which you read in the Bible where the
Jews first got it among them, and did no know how
cureit 1t has many other English names. have had
1t on my body for sixty years No doctor could
tell me what it was and probably neve would have
known. had not seen the advertisement in your val
liable paper First it is scay affection of the skin
next IT looks like barnac vessels bottom, an
old log that has laid in the water for bng time and
just the same i'll my feet, knees. and allows and by
taking microscope and looking at me looks worse
In other words will it ichthyosis fish skim then
then comes on what call the wild burning itch that
Will strike You with thousand electric itchy needles
You cannot tell
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
FOURTH AUDITORS OFFICE.
WLSHINGT0N ID G InnuarT q 1884 |

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
FOURTH AUDITORS OFFICE.
WAsHINGTOS, ID. c., January 3, 1881
To the Editor of THE EvEN1NG STAR:
The morning papers announce that certain hotels
have generously proposed to board naval officers
and not present bills therefor until Congress shall
make the necessary appropriations to continue the
operations OF the navy. This is wholly gratultous
There is no lack Of available funds with which to
pay the officers and men OF the navy and marine
corps.
The appropriations "pay OF the navy and ssnay
o. the marine corps" are continuous and IL has re-
Gently been decided by the secretary OF the Treas
appropriations can be used In the liquidation Of
claims arising under the longevity acts 1852 and
1883, covering the whole period since 1874 WHEN
they became under the law continuous as diStln-
gufshed from annual appropriations. OF course
they be used for the current pay or officers and
men. That is what they are for
Now, the respective balances, subject TO draft In
these appropriations this morning are as follows:
Pay of The navy S2S15, SSS. Or; pay OF the marine
able liabilities against these appropriations bur II
they were all presented at once and paid there
would Still be ample balances to meet the Day Of
officers and men for at least two months.
The situation is different from what Ii was in
1877. Then "pay o. the navy was exhausted. Now
the balance Is ample. IL IS unfortunate that the
apprehensionS OF officers and men and their FAINT
lies should be raised In reference the prompt pay
ment for their services. There Is no occasion for
1t. 1t Is altogether probable that before the pres
emit appropriations are exhausted others viii be
made by Congress.
have the honor TO be, etc,
CHAS. BEARDsLEY Auditor
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fAGONIZING ITCHING

And burning skin diseases instantly RELIEVED by
BATH with CUrICURA SOAP and single APPLICATION of
CUrIcUEA the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily
with two or three doses of CUrIcuRA :REpLvESr the
Ne" BLOOD Purifier to keep the blood cool the perspra
uon pure ana nnirrtang.th bowels open. the liver
and Kidneys active. VIII speedily Eczna. letter.
kiheworm, Psoriasis. Lichen. Pruritus Scal Head.
Dandruf. and every species of itching Scaly and
Pmply Hnmors of the Scalp and Skin. wien the best
physicians and all known remedies fail Sold every
where. CUTfcURA, so cents; SOAP 25 cents; REsoI.-
VENT, 8l.00.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amnsemeni., erc., ,Eo-Nig,,f.

AmuseReats, etc. Tonight.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOCSE-"In the Ranks"
FoRD'S OPERA HoUsE-Hanlons' Voyage en-
Suisse"
NATIONAL THE4TER--"YOung Mrs. winthrop"
THEATER COaIQUE.-Tne Zamlah combination.
HEROES MUsEUM-Jenny Kinball's opera Com
pany In "Olvette."
DINE Observation-Disclosures" by the Hollywood
Family.
Lecture.
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The COUrss.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Cor.
To-day, Marion agt. Marion; appearance ordered
Sweet agt. Mccormick; restraining order granted.
HUI agt. keySer rule for attachment for want OF
answer returnable January 18th, granted.
POLICE COURT-,Jtdge Smell
To-day, Daniel Twomey sunday bar: 500 appeal
noted. John FitzmOrriS. do; SD: collateral Tor
feitcd. Maggie Ferguson, 4 servant from Fairfax
Va, larceny; 90 days in Jail.
George Edwards, alias Giles, for passing coun-
teffelC dollar, was sentenced in Baltimore yester-
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BLACK BRocADE SILK,
VELVET PLUSH.
HANDSOME DESIGN.

Every yard is worth So So reduced to sI5o
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SERGES very fine quality
all colors, Brown. Blue Green and Garnet Il yards
for 81 Every yard is worth 25c
COIORED b :OCADE SILK FELVErS. reduced to 81.
Every yard is worth 81 -.
The Lar ycst size Fine WHITE WOOL BLANKETS re-
ducei TO 50.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. in Gray and Brown, one
yrd and a half wide Immense width) reduced to
size Livery yard is worth 6216c.
COLORED SILK PLUSHES, 81 so
Excellent quality BL OK SILKS reduced to 81 Every
yard is worth : %
Excellent quality COLORED SILKS reduced to 75c
Every Yard is worth 81
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS S.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS ST.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAoK. pure linen, SOC.
SERGE CASHMERES wide double width splre wool
real value SOC. reduced to 37L6c
Finest quality sUi;hH CASHMEREs. nearly one yard
duced to 75c. livery yard is worth $l.25
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CONTENTS:
TO. ABOUT, AND ACROSS MADAGASCAR L By
Lieut. NJ. A. Shufeldt U.SN.
MCDOWELL AND TYLER AT Bull. RUN. By Lieu
nant-Colonel II. W. Clossou. U.SA
THE GOLDEN CITY. A Poem. By the late Chief JUS
tice Salmon P. Chase.
THE DATE OF 1895. By Rear Admiral Geo. Henry
THE NATIONAL GARD. AND THE NECESSITY
FOR ITS ADOPTION BY THE GENERAL Gov
ERSMENT By Capt VIM b. Powell. Breyet Ma
tur z S.A
JACK HAUITAUT. MIDSHIPMAN UNITED STATES
NAVY: or. Life at the Naval Academy Chaps l.,
IL BY Commander Allen d. Brown. q .N
AFTER A STORM AT SEA. Poem By r. Fl s.
ONE OF THE DUANES. Chaps. x. XII By Alice King
Hamilton.
THE ENLISTED MAN. By Lieut.. 7. H. Stevens, ISM
THE LATE SENATOR ANTHONY. By Ben: Percy
Poore. late Ma or Eighth Massachusetts, Infantry.
UNITED STATES NAVAL WAR COLLEGE By
Commodore s. b. Luce, U.S.N.
ARMY ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE I By J..
Watts de Peyster. Brevet Major General shy
EDITORIAL NOTES. publishers Announcements
Our New Fleld-The Court Martial of Cen Swain
Pensioning Gen. Grant-Mr. Hendricks Reply TO
Charges Of Disloyalty-Civil Servce-Christmss.
BOOKS OF THE MONTH,
SERVICE LITERATURE.
Price, Is SO per annum
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity Of Wibur's Compound of
Cod Liver Oil and Lime has induced some unprin.
cipled persons to attempt TO palm OIL simple
article OF their own manufacture; but any person
who Is suffering from Coughs, Colds or CoRsump-
ton should be careful where they purchase this
article. The results OF It's use are its best recon-
mendations. and the proprietor has ample evil
dence on file OF its great success In pulmonary
complaints. The phosphate OF lime possesses q
most marvellous healing power, as combined With
the pure cod-liver Oil by DR.. Wilbur. Ii is pre-
scrlbed by the medical faculty. Sold by A. b. VIII
bur, chemist, Boston, and all druggists go
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BEo1s THr YrAn Rranr.

THEREFORE BUY NO CLOTHING UNTIL YOU
SEE WHAT WE ARE DOING IN OUR
REMOVAL SALE. .
THE PRICES TELL. AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE
PRICE.
ALL OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS OF SIS AND sls
MEMS AND YOUTHS SACK SUITS ARE NOW
$3.50 YOU WILL FIND THEM ON FIRST TABLE
AS YOU ENTER STORE.
TAKE A PEEP AT THE DOUBLE BREASTED
REEFING COATS. MADE OUT OF cAMELs HAIR
THE COLOR Is BLAcK-FHE VALUE IS $40. BUT
AS EVERY ONE PREFERS BLUE. AND WE CAN'T
CHANGE THE coLoRs Of OURS. THE PRICE WE
PUT ON THEM IS g.
JUST THE WEATHER FOR HEAVY OVER
COAT. AND AT TIE PRICE WE ARE SELLING
THEM YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO GO WITHOUT
ONE
THE Sl5 ONES ARE NOW 80
THE sls ONES ARE NOW sl3
THE $40 ONES ARE NOW sl5
IN cH1LDREN's SUITS WE ARE OFFERING
LOTS OF 81 ONES AT IS: LOTS OF 90 AND 90
ONES AT &c. AND ALL THE FINER GRADES RE-
DUcED IN ABOUT THE SAME PROPORTION.
BOYS CLOTHING WHETHER IN THE LINE OF
SUITS OR ovERCoATs. ALL SHARE THE SAME,
AND ARE MARKED SO Low THAT YOU ARE
SURE TO BUY IF SAVING OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT is ANY OBJECT TO YOU.
MEMS SUITS.
MEMS ovERCoATs.
YOUTHS SUITS
YOUTHS ovERCoATs.
BOYS SUITS.
BOYS ovERCoATs
CH1LDRENs SUITS.
cH1LDREN's ovERcoATs.
LIVERY OUTFITS.
BLACK CLOTH SUITS
ARE ALL BEING OFFERED IN OUR REMOVAL
SALE AT PRICE THAT WILL SELL THEM
A. SAX d CO.,
oNE-PRIcE CLorH1ERs.
,a2 SIG AND sls SEVENTH STREET
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Special,

We will exhibit on Monday next January 5th, q
few Hats and Bonnets for carriage. reception and
evening wear. Choice goods, elegant patterns
eF No fancy prices
/. /. BLouT ITO Gth ST. n w.
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drunkenness in Washington and
Amongst the Savages.

Tothe Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
Mr.. Commissioner Price Is reported as saying
that "there is more drunkenness and crime here
than among the 250,0 900 Indians who are savages,
and have never felt the elevating influence OF
our modern civilization"
II Mr. Price has not been grossly misrepreSented
by the reporter, such a statement speaks badly for
his Intelligence and for the information his high
ONCE gave him the best OF opportunity to acquire
during his four years OF service.
The reverse Is true, as everyone knows who
knows anything about the subject The official
records, for instance, OF the L. y. court for the
western district or Arkansas, which has Jurisdic-
ton only over the Indian Territory containing but
15OOo or the $4,000 SaC1geS, who have never felt
the elevating influence OF our modern civilization
snow criminal docket five times as large as the
court for the District OF Columbia, and anybody at
all acquainted with the condition OF that territory
knows that there are more vile intoxicating LIQUORS
consumed IN the Indian Territory alone than in
this entire District.
All this IS so, Lot because the people Of the In
ulan Territory are any worse than the peO-
PIE or this District, for they VIII compare In In
telligence and good citizenship with any COM
muniy, but because officials in high position like
MI Price neither possess the inclination ability
TO suggest even remedy for the evils existing
F. G. BOCDIS0T
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Charge OF Diamond Robbery Not s,s.

In the Police Court, Judge Smell, to-day, the case
OF Frank =. Smith, the Philadeiphian charged
with Inc grand larceny OF pair OF diamond ear
rings, valued at s409, from the store OF Jerome
Desio, NO 1928 Pennsylvania avenue, On Wednes-
day night OF this week, was called for trial Mr.
DeS!o testified that on the evening stated man
came into his store and stated that ne wanted 10
Ouy diamond collar button, which witness showed
MN Alter looking at the collar buttons for Sav-
eFal minutes, he changed his mind and wanted 20
HOOK At some earrings, which witness Also showed
hlL, ana while so doing a lady came i'll,
ana witness stopped TO wait on the
iady, after which he put the ear rings
Dack into the case. and the man
then wanted TO look at some watches, which wit
ness also showed him. The man made purchase
ana lett S3 with witness TO have his monogram en-
graVeu upon the watch he bought and then left.
ABOUT IlFe minutes later witness missed his dia-
monds and reported the robbery to the police Wit
ness went out In search OF the man and found hun
near the st. Marc hotel. When h called at the
STORE ne nad on beaver hat; when arrested he had
on derby hat.
Detective Raft testified TINT he arrested the de-
fendant on complaint OF DesiO.
Minnie Ftnkman, 3IS 18TH street northwest, teSti-
ned that she was IN III. DeSO'S store on Wednes-
day night and saw q man examining diamonds;
tnlnks the defendant was the man whom she saw
10 the store
Nelson Brumgen, OF the ST. Marc hotel, testified
mat fifteen minutes before six O'Clock he saw the
DEFENDANT at the hotel (at which time Mr. Deslo
SAYS he was in his storey He had on brown
DERBY nat which he usually wears
The case was dismissed.
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EVERY STYLE of show cases. show case tables
&c, at manufacturers prices, constantly on hand
at MOreu 6E Co.'S depot. "a 6th st. W.
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THE National Safe Deposit company. corner 18th
and New York avenue, receives trunks of silver
ware, bonds and all sorts of valuable things on
special deposit for moderate charge. See adver-
tisement.
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AXE j OU OOlSG Sol tn
send for Illustrated pamphlet OF the most attract
I've and beSt-dpDOtnjed WATER retreat In the south
ern states Address c. b. Orcutt, $50 Broadway,
New York.
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RoBBERTEs are prevented 10y he timely precau-
ton OF depOSiting your loose yalulbIeS win the
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue.
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Cheanesf Place
The Hone of II

for Black Cashmeres and Dry Goods In general
136 Sth street j. K. YoUNGS.
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HAzEN Co, wholesale grocers, 1Oo5 AZ street
southwest, sells that best OF soaps" Lips Pre-
MUM.
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Washington, D. C. January 1. 1885
The Crest of the Cold wave Passed.

A FAX AND PLEASANT SUNDAY INDfCATED.
"The crest OF the cold wave passed last night "
said signal service o1icer to-day dropping the
temperature about six degrees 1t will grow warmer
now, and Tomorrow Will probably be fair and
pleasant
TIE COOLEST WEATHER YET IN THE NORTHWEST.
The present cold snap in the northwest Is the
SeVereSt or the winter. AT st. Paul the thermom-
eter yesterday morning registered 80 degrees below
zero In the signal Office and so degrees below at
other points AT saltwater, Mimi, the cold was
the greatest ever known. the mercury sinking TO
50 degrees below AT Dubuque, Iowa, the mercury
ranged from Is 10 p degrees below At Peters
0uTg, Va, the thermometer fell 40 degrees in "a
nours AT Montreal the cold wave has given fresh
impetus 70 the preparations for the ice carnival
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Sd per Gallon. 7jc. Quart Bottle.
NO. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
orders by mail. MCGEE'S, 9Th, near d ST. eolm
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ABE YoU GOING SoUTH?

TIE fine photos OF kets Kenethy's, 11O9 Pa ave.
continue TO b. 50 per doz, with 18th painted free
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINNESTS.-Thur evening
the sunday school of Fletcher VI. Z. church (4th
entertainment. Mr.. Middleton Birkhead, assistant
superintendent, presided, and a short address was
MADE by the pastor. Rev. w. Ii. L9uey. The
children all received presents from the hands OF
Kris kringle.-The Mount Pleasant VI. p.
sunday school, Georgetown Heights. gave a most
enjoyable entertainment, consisting or interesting
addresses, Rotations, vocal and instrumental
music and distribution OF costly presents to the
officers, teachers and pupils OF the school.
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EYEsIeHr FIrTEp. ., Hempler's, pa. ave and a.

APPLEFoSS American CycIopedia. For best terms
SEE For Sale-MlscellaneOus column, this paper.
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Cluett's Crown Collars, Guns and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF ALL 60
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN WASH.
INGsT0N.
The TremOr at EBrightyvOOd and In
South Washington.

About 81 o'clock last night, an earthquake shock
was felt In this vicinity. At Brightwood glass o!
wine was tipped from table, and some children
Were SO shaken while in bed that they got Ut
friShtened. SOME persons say that the shock was
accompanied by noise similar to that made by a
ionr horse wagon drawn close 10 house In
South Washington the shock was also felt. and
was at first thought 10 have been from heavy
railroad tram passing. All who observed the shake
state that its duration was about Is seconds.
THE SHOCK IN MARYLASD AND VIRGINIA.
Farmers in the city from the ne.ghboring coun-
ties o. Maryland state that the shock was quite
severe In the neighborhood Of Silver Spring
there was rumbing ike that from heavy loaded
passing wagon, and a percepdbie trelnor OF the
nnu-eS
several farmers in the vicinity of Langley, Va,
state that they experienced the earthquake shock,
winch was quite severe In that section
AT HarTenton, q shock. passing from east 10
west, accompanied BY loud rumDling sound and
shaking windows Violently. was felt.
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"arderncv DAIRY warorx.-

John Fif,EnOrris. grocer, 2001 9th street
northwest. says Lips Premium Soap Is the best by
all means.
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The National Safe Deposit company, corner 18th
and New York avenue office hours a. In. to d.
m Call and inspect the Vaults.
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~ o T I G o r A.
LEpRoSY OF THE JEWx

WILD, BURNING ITCH, that STRIKES WITH
THOUSAND ELECTRIC ITCHING NEEDLES
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The Many PATRONS Of Madame Soule OF 3o5
Filth avenue, New York, viii be pleased 10 learn
that, Ia order TO accommodate her large client eIe
In this city, she viii open at her branch, 1895 r
street, Opposite the Eobitu. on Wednesday next
with superb suits OF every description, including
walking, dinner and ball dresses
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Durkec's Salad Dressing and Cold
Meat SaUce.-The universal favof1te both in
the United States and Great Britain. Wholesome,
delicious economical and nutritious Saves
anxiety, waste and trouble. co
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4lfluSeEneDts Next Week.

ALBACGH5 OPERA H0CSR-The great Tn,on
square theater success "Three Wives 10 One FI1s
band" Will be produced here next week n Saig
TO De one or the richest 1oieSt and merrtnst nace
OF genuine nonsense yet seen. 1t is bright and
amusing throughout, and as the ridiculous Mot
unIoIdS Itself the mirth rises higher and higher
me comedy turns upon the adventures of two
pachelor6, one OF whom has desire to marry hut
an uncle who objects, while the other ia saftsfiaS
with his condition, but IS urged by an uncle 70
f ~, me ridlcuious complications which arise
from thls state OF affairs extend through three acts
and Iurn1Sh ample opportunity to display the III
'ershed talents OF a strong company, which in
Guides Mr. j. b. Polk and Mr.. Raymond Homes in
the roles OF the two bachelors.
| NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Flor
ehce are always sure OF hearty welcome In Wash
lnSton, ana tnelr engagement at the National npyt
| week means crowded houses every night In All
MS characters Mt. Florence has scored repeated
suc c nef1; Dut ne always enlivens them VITA
suca ornaht Hashes or genuine comedy as 10 make
them seem entirely new. He has ALWAYS Incet
accomplished assistant IN Mrs. Florence, who is
almost as famous her husband I'm her lna of
! characters The dramatic COMPANY winch sur
ports tAe Florences, is well SPOKEN Of
F0RDS OPERA HOUsR.-"Eurr Oaks known nc
the companion piece OF the famous ..SIlver Kinr,
- the attraction at FordS next week rbe nIav IL
nappy IN pot and Is Wei wrought, the scenery Is
eHtcilVe ana the piece has met with high protse
wherever producsd. 1t Will have a yerI i1rnn-
cast hext week II capable actors and actresses in
olcdte IN, Ghythihg Walter Bentley, the English
aCtOT, VINO vas SO well known the SiireT Ef,g0
Will make the most or his prominent charactay
whiie Miss May Brooklyn, the leading iary. has
mad praises showered upon her wherever she Ia ,
| appeared. She Is from the ROYAL Princess theotar
| last year. " 1A1i0iioa
co mshzvGs MCsEua.-The Jennie Kimball opera
company mas met with such gratifying success
lhiit IL mas oeen engaged for third week T'ha
ever popular "finafore" VIII De produced next
Netk, WIN new costumes and new scenery and
sage settings. The excellence OF the performance
az tue ne" museum. together with the low price of
auiEi5aioa, VIII continue to draw full houses
1HEATER CoNIQUE.-A bright and interesttno,
variety performance Is promised by the MANAGE
HenI o. tile Coin4ue Tor next week. n,Irnbar ~
villa
| program Astounding in songs, dances. Sketches
AMI SIP -claitieS OF various kinds
DINE MtsEUA-The popularity OF this arnuse.
ment resort IS not on the wane by any means %
shown by the large audiences, OF both old and
young, attracted Dy the Hollywood family this
week. IL is promised that next weeks nerforro
alCe shah be fully I'D To the STANDARD
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Fresh Attorney isutter, churned every morning
and delivered in half-pound "Ward" prints. Soc ne
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterIniik ana Swee
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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CITY ITEMS.
why tolerate It. When a single bottle OF DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup will remove your cough.

Dennis COnneii, grocer, 7l list street
northwest, says :" Lips Premium Soap beats them
all"
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A Sore Throat or Coush.

If suffered to progress often results in an incurabe
throat or lung trouble. Browns Bronchial Troches
give instant relief. co
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

0FFrcH oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January 8, 1855. 10 AMI
For the middle Atlantic states, fair warmer
weather. variable winds shifting TO southerly fall
.Dg barometer.
For sunday, a warmer wave is advancing from
the west and Will reach the districts the Attain
Tic coast during sunday. Fair weather viii prevail
In Tennessee, the OHIO valley and the middle At
lantic states.
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A Needgr.S Alarm.

NO DIFFICULTY ABOUT PAYING THE OFFICERS AND
MEN OF TIE NAVY AND MARINE CoRPS-so SAYS
AUDITOR REARDSLEY
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Children Slow in development, puny, scrawny
and delicate, use "WelS' Health Remover" Ia