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SUITABLE,
SENSIBLE.
sEAsoNABLE
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
CAN BE FOUND AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BRofHER1
PARIS AMI VIENNA FANCY GOODS
fOCkET-BOOkS. BAGS, AND CARD CASES IN
IMfoRTEp B Aihsn AND woRKsrANps
TOILET CASES MANICURE SETS, ALGERIAN
ElGURES OD0R CASES, FANCY TIDiFs
TOWELS, AND TABLE COVERS.
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. WITH SILVER, GOLD. EBONY.
AND BUCK HORN MOUNTING, AND NAT
IMMENSE ASSORTMENTO OF LINEN AND SILK
HANDKERCHIEFs AND MUFFLERs
NV SILK aOSIERYsan IN PORTED JERSEYS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAILLE FRAN
CAISE. SATIN DUCHESsE RHADAMES and
NELVETs, AT LOWEST PRICES
NEW PARIS and BERLIN WRAPS, jackets,
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs At $40 go
A LARGE LINE OF ALL-wooL CLOTH ENG
LlSH WALKING JACKETS and NEWMAN
KITS, e - and IS. Former prices were from
fUL cRRfsTMAs PRESENT TUX USE
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICFx
81 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Established 1870. ala
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CHRISTMAS Is Coxlxe.
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY CLOTHING.

btN YOUR HOLIDAY CLOTHING
IiSfIT STORE, Corner 10th and L SIS and save
ially - pr ceh;. w.
Full dress sits tswalow-tai coats) from 500 nm
Prince Albert suits il, dacoHa's wide wales and Cork
l'its IN black blue and brown. ut SIS worth S;25
Pare Norsied tGrkscrcw sack and t'ntava v S,,its
froin s1O up Five hundred business suits at ai,oui
9iieail tp|ir EaiIie. from 81 Black d. Y Frock
5roa" cloth suits, al $50, worth So, Fine Satin-lined
uWeTcnas. M SD. worth SD Chnciiilla Sr,rIou.. ~
Sib, worth 80 Good Melton surtouts al siO re.
50 up DOubie-bre.sted Chinchgla Box (oa,, AZ Il
WORTH $40. - 80
Fol. BOYS, 4 To IL YEARS
S4.,D Overcoas reduced to go.
DO bNercoatS reduced 3.It
oGO OTercnats reduced TO 400
100 OVercoets reduced to 300
0'h OyercOat> reduced TO $50
1000 Dvercoais reduced to 30
l.O Jack OF ana Pants reduced TO 81 30
3-OO Jac ket and Pants reduced to 3lO
o.oW Jacket aud Pants reduced la 3Wy
80 ia,-ke, and Pants reduced TO 5Oi
800 Jacket and Pants reduced to 600
1000 Jake and Pants reduced tn ~
FOR BOYS, Ii To Is,
$40 overcoats reduced to $500
0Oo Overcoats reduced to 45N
-on ONercoats reduced TOO
iooo Overeoats reduced TO ID
ISoO Overcoats reduced to $50
io@ Overcoa,s reduced to 1000
500 Salts reduced to 500
1000 suits reduced to $50
l2O Suits reduced to 7.5n
lob suits reduced 70 1000
An immense stock Of Odd Pants the same ret,uc
lions. As oar prices always the loves, nj anx
house in the I,isi rict the above reductions viii he
arc Chance for bargains. " ~
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND + SIN
Don't forget we are at the corner of 10th and F.
81 Open till y M: Saturday IL p. H. Electric
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. HOLIDAY GOODS.

j. G. HvrmrSsox.
IMPORTER.
CLoAKs MILLINERY.
Al Rsdaccd Prices
SILK SUITS. M spa
EVENING WEAR
Elegant and Novel Effects n Fancy Nets and crspn
Ornaments. Flowers, &c
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Just Opened Fine Jet PASSENGER terseS
REAL LACES
Duchess lace selected Patterns. especial value fssa
sl.T5 per yard.
Duchess Flchus. from 81 Is each
Duchess handkerchief rom s. Is each
Fine French Embroidered Handkerciriefs
Good.
Buttons. Clasps Brads &C
Silk Pushes NJ si.oo yard. worth $3.50
UMBREI.LAs
Unparalleled Values in Ladies aud Gents SIX I'm
breiias
2o-lnch Extra Quality TwiIlcd silk at On 81
81. 10 and 81 30.
Also. with sterling Silver Gold ONYX JApaneS>
Tiger Eye aud other styles handles ranging IN prscs
10 sla
POSTER KID GLOVES
~, Inase-iionsbs the fosTER brand are the yssy
best MD GLOVE made.
GENTLEMENs
Foster kiS plain and srPs saT q pair
Newton Md glove II SO pair
LADIES,
William, q, and 10 hooks 81 % n 40 p.ir
Fowler. >. and 10 hooks I'll SO 10 al
Poster. 5, and 10 books. 80 TO 81 IS
AIS so1 fENNsSLVANix AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

The voting on the rules in the House yester-
day indicates the passage OF the new code as
framed b. Mr. Morrison The change will be
watched vita interest an experiment. and
the result will show whether it's tendency is
towards extravaganza. No doub. MIR Kelley
expressed the real feeling OF the mass of mem
bers when he said yesterday that no proposed
rules could be worse than the present code II
Is this feeling which gives strength Ia the reso-
luton. AT present the House = tied hand and
foot, and IL cannot be blamed for making a
break for liberty, even if the struggle involves
some risk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18
HolrDAr GooDs
VIZ. n. MoRRrsoNs

WI. n. MoRRrsoN'S
We tnvits friends and psGrons soinspecs our
display ofCards and handsome Books selected for TIE
Holidays In addition to these we have large stock
OF Faacy Articles specially designed for Gifts Come
and satisfy yourselves - TO psicss &C. BY coming
early you VIII avoid ths crowd and confusion Of the
last Nv daes bs1hss Chxtsemsa
- ats PENNA. AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

Commissioner Patten does well to call atten-
ton, IN his report as head of the new bureau of
navigation, to the fact that the United States
ranks next TO Great Britain in shipping. 1t is
sucn favorite theme of croakers that the
American nag has disappeared from the ocean
that 1t is useful to remember that this lament
holds good only with respect to foreign trade.
Our cOast-wise and river commerce is of enor-
nous proportions, and according to Commits
sioner Patten 1t Is in fiourishing condition
from business standpoint, while ocean COM
merce VIGOROUSLY is not. Quite possibly it
may be an appreciation of this latter fact which
has much to do with the indifference of Ameri-
can shippers TO tine prOstration of our foreign
trade.
1t appears from Commissioner Patterns re-
Port that our merchant navy consists of 6.2Sf
sea-going sailing vessels and 355 steamers; and
rs all these vessels are by law built at home it
cannot be said that We have forgotten the art of
ship-building. Where We are deficient is in
special type of iron steamships. Here England
excels us and excels the world.
Shipbuilding. like other industries. reflects
the national spirit and the national needs. The
scattered colonies and dependencies of Great
Britain require her to be great maritime
power. The United States has such obliga-
tions and studously avoids foreign policy of
ANY kind. But we believe in the policy OF de-
veiopiny our home resources. and as a corse-
Quence our domestic marine is wonderfully
large and strong II takes much skill and
EsbnF and money to build y pilgrim As an
"EtTurid," and so long is the former type of
ship = profitable ard the other is not We need
n''t >iicd very bitter tears because our practical
merchants prefer to- put their money where il
viii ii,sit them dividends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

Events seem To be moving pretty fas. in
England year ago the idea of an Irish par
lament was secuted "a an intoIerable innoya-
tion- Nov IL is favorably considered BY Glad
stone, and is likely soon 10 be in operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

Judge Hagner's decision i'm the Equity Court
yesterday, that even the District authorities
Cannot give away the streets to the telegraph
companies without the consent of the property
owners, is an important step IN the direction OF
securing underground wires within the city
Limits The Commissioners had given the
Western Union company permission to ereci
new poles ont1th street from New York avenue
in consideration OF the company putting its
lines under ground out New York avenue. from
its 10th street Office to eth street. To this AZ
rangement the property owners OH upper . til
street objected, and the court sustains them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

REDrcrroSs. REDrcrroSs,
REDUCTIONS.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE DRESS GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
We have usually made our SemiAnnual Reductions
after The Holidays but having larger stock than
usual We have determined to mark them down to
prices that will ensure their speedy SALE
CLoAKs, vIsITEs. sACQUEs, JACKETS, NEW
MARKETS, &c.
Every Garment in our Cloak Room has been re-
duced in price We offering handsome goods at
Manufacturers prices.
MOURNING GARMENTS in great variety.
VELVET VISITES. PLUSH VISITEs.
NEW STYLES. ELEGANT GOODS LOW PRICES.
90 PIECES CoLoRED FABLE FRANCAIs re-
duced from 81 so TO Sl.25; the hest Silk ever of.
fered for the price.
20 PIECES COLORED JERSEY SILKS reduced to
Sl.25.
BLACK BROCADE VELvETS, all styles; Qualities
and prices very cheap.
Great Bargains in GUINET BONNET and TAPpI-
Scar BLACK SILKS.
Twenty Yards of BLACK SILK is q full pattern for
dFess and makes an acceptable present.
BLACK VELVETS, COLORED vELvETs. in all
qualities and prices: very cheap
LYONS Pure SILK COLORED vELVETs. "A 80.
EVEN ING SILKS. sATINS, TULLE MUELs
GRENADINES and AUZF.S In great VARIETY
SILK HANDKERCHIEF. MUFFLERs
SILK HOSIERY and HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
w. NJ. sHrsrER SOMA
e19 PENNSYLVANIA AvENlrR.
ohe frice dis
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The object for which the coming Hebrew fair
Is 10 be held is SAD worthy that the enterprise
deserves hearty support from all quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

THE In, astigation into the gas lish; companies
Mace hy = committee of the New York senate
has .,ti H. some astonishing developments. It
his ',rca shown that tine 3IaniI,rten gas light
erin any has paid its o",holdtrs SI5.3O9-
5i-i3 N excess OF ten Ter cent annual interest
OF actual paid up capital. In scar the
dlVi,ief;d In cash and stocA amounted To 30 per
cent esi tire easl; capital. fhe stock Iiul,scrs OF
the metropolitan gas light Company IF Tie same
city have also found their inve,tnien- IL very
profitable one. The company organized i'm
1st.2 uR capita! OF 5000. 400 and tue net
benefit 10 stockholders, shown 10y the books
has been Sl2, 26O,11a11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

Glove BARGAIN FoR XMAS
-Special-Ladies' 5 But. Piuked Wrist Real
Kid Gloves In Brown, English Tan, Chocolate,
cray and Canary. This glove In usually sold
at 81. so but offer them AS q drive O. the un-
heard-Of price Of
$1.OO PER PAIR
See Sale Of Christmas Gloves in "Repub-
ican."
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP.
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HoLrDAy PRrsrsrs
One Case, l, 710 y Yds, All Wool SERGES, at SOC
worth 45c., % inches wide. If you wish to make
a real nice present, of real value, these are the
goods.
large assortment of TIES and FANCY TOWELS
for sofas and chair backs.
nice assortment OF TABLE LINENS and CLOTHS,
with NAPKINS TO match.
nice assortment UMBRELLAS, suitable for pres
ents.
We are selling CLOAKS at heavy reduction A
small lot SEAL PLUSH COATS, SIS usual
price SIS.
nice lot of COLoRED CAsHMEREs, double fold,
12i2c
Our store will be open until o'clock in the evening
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
DIG 713 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

CoLocSE Co1oeSE Co1oesr,
FLOWERS OF ITALY COIU;NE.
BLOSSOMS OF ORANGE. ROSEMARY. pArM
VIOLErS AND ROSES
ALSO FINE CUT GLASS WARE Pfr,srr r. arc
TOILET SETS. &C.. IN GREAT VARIETY Ar
LOWEST Prices.
MARIN & OGRAM-PHARMAcrsTs
18th st. and n. Y. ave d1k, In,
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CHRISTMAS V1srrEs
We have opened an elegant line Of beautiful
SIX Plush Visites, front, bottom, sleeves and
collar handsomely trimmed with feather trim
ming: and lined with quilted satin. A very
syIsn wrap. and would make an excellent
Christmas present
ONLY $3.50 EACH
w 1eaf t. u.s. for anything in "cHR1sTAAs
Second floor; take the elevatorl
X0QDWARD a I0THRAP.
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CHRIsTMAs CURTAINS.
Such stock at such low prices was never be-
fore shown by US. We believe it to be unfiv-
allied here abouts.
Nottingham Lace Curtains n 10 e. - 60
80, $3.50, up to So
Fine Antique Lace Curtains.
Fine Russian Lace Curtains.
Fine Rich TurcOman Curtains.
Look to US for anything you my wish Ia
christmas Curtains"
(Third floor: take elevatOf)
WOODWARD q LOTHHOp.
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A WINTER IDYL.

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FoE CHntsrxAs Presents.

S.AE~ & COMPANY.
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FRINTs--Merrlmack, fancy, 81: MGpclies.
ter 615;Arnold, 6; American, 5ls:pacinc. ID.
Hamilton, OIL Gloucester 81; Gloucester.
mnngn -5Hj Gloucester silver grey, "a
Alien, "a; Ladi, s. simpson, 8; Eddy stone
" simpson mng., q; Allon, pink and
purple, 9; simpson silver grey, g; Richmond.
PINK and purple, 81 Dunueu shiriiug 81.
kagetta shifting, ~; Allen check, s; pus-
9oay' biack, %; simpson, blScs, Is; Rose.
Brown sHEErINGs--C Crown, ~; August,..
" Ellrich Ii, .; Charter Oak 81; Live Oak
international e, pa Laurence biz 8; Glen
Az h EalisfPTi's q Glendale ~ 81 Boat
BR0wS sHIRTISG-Cast Iron, SJI; Farm.
ers. "a; Honest ~; PoCahoHtas, ~; Alien
me, q century -; Dwight, "a; Lockwood
"; Manotoba, 81, Bedford X, "a
BLEACHED SHIRrLNG-Eew York, lOIS
Hamsutta, l15i Langdon, 81; LOnsdale,
Lonsdale Cambria, ~: Mas0nviIlG, lOl. Flqiit
Of the Loom, 81; Gold Medal, ~; Cream o
Crop, &.
Observation-Disclosures, A CA,l4;Amoskea,
A, 1874 swift River ~; Standard Q, 7; pas
ION Xxx, lOh EEstop AA, II Oakland fancy
| "a Acme ODD, @{i Raleish, l0I4; STANDARD
3 p; Pearl River, y; slbley Awning, 49,
STRIPEs-HauliltOn, lOl1; Thorndlko, lUI<
American, o. Rock River s; Raleigh, s
| known, 6-8, 10.
DENIMs-Amgskeag, l2H; Otis, lGg<; York
| l0 Warren, 1874.
CHEoKs AND PLADs-M ount Pleasant, 2
! Gatawba, "a; Old Dominion, = Memptn
! "a Queen CITY, Ga; Augusta, Z; Tennessee
| l0l9; Cotton1aie, ~; Cumberland Check, ?
| 5ibley,S
| GlNGuAAs-Ba 81; slRtersvIne. s
! Nesttille, Z; Bates Dress Plaid o; scotch &
| 70 ll56; Amoskeag. "a; Belleview. ~
/ Washington, 8; Windemere, ~
/ CHEVIOrs-Oakdale, %; Sterling, lOlz
| Unknown, Il. b., 81 Smiley, 81; Glen Rid
! die, lula Harrisburg, 81; Slater, "a; Ever
| Cit Sal Boss, 81 Silverdalo, s; Arlington, o
| Victoria, IL; dermanin, lSb. Bates. l8.
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ALCOHOLIC gallon, t2SjG5a87.
bHASDIE5- D0neatlu,f gnuUuS2 ly <. $500:
-ul 0rled cogusC,ls 7,T gallon $50; iSi2, rs 80;
IN, {J.lOi 1865 1905; lS51, $40, 1868, r 90,
Is 81, $3.50; Ctart, Dupuy & Co.'S cOgUae ls74
sbli $50, 100; 1851. $500; 1875. s.Il5, Bia-
o; lti6, 800
,.tE--Domest.c, Kew York or rhllerelrnis.
gallon, E.75; Holland, q gallon, S2CGlZ75:
.ir Robert Burnotts Old Tom, q gsUofl- 81 NJ
$40; Sir Robert buraett'E Ola Tom, a. ossF
$4,000; holland, + case, $3.50.
WHTHUT-lycuiElgHE reUldei, IS A. cont
proof q geion, $l.3O; Western, fl.8QtQiAJ
-O1rluni $hi3G3dO; EyC, S'.FCtgS,50; scotch
imported, A0l&Aa5; irish Imported. sac
F}4.16,
gHAArAGHEs o. Hnadsrer Carte 8ianch
warts, = dozen, S70 Piper HedRe,oE .quarta
\ d0Eun, $50; Itug & Co., quartz, 81 doseb
$50; Aoer 4 Chaudon, Slllery mousseuX, e
iur9n, 2i0J; Crem8pt DAY, y dozen, s6,00; G
Il. Muum & CO.e, pints, 81 additional; dYy
7omenGy, A.75, Extra Dry, 29.00.
WEEs-Californis claret, p gallon, 70
Li,rfandel No. ], q gallon, S01tS5i imported
5larets, ordinary, II cask, 7lOl9o0OO, family
olsrets, per oRsk, 7OGNGSeOO; ane clarats, Z
5Ssk, 00.O0Qll'500; GCdOc, q case, 800, 81
Julian, p case, $50; MargauZ, p case, 100
pOnts Camel, d case, 1900 LarOsei p case
100; L9ovill, y case, l2.00; Chateau LATTE
y Gaze, 2LOls ordirRYv, y case G.2,gt3tQ
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~, Sosrl z Rio fair, lOszfsll%c; pYirus I'm
H1sei onoloe, io(alS1So Ls.guyrs, lac; Jaya. ~
thAs-l Imperial, 4bt15lc; Vouug HvEc.r Arss
olei oolong, 4SGBtOc; Japan, eC{g55o. 80 ''s'
sterSaH1 cIOWSefe9, Shes cut loaf, SIC;
sIShgisted, &c 10 10; Louisiana white claTI-
1ea, VIC 10 20 yellow clarified, 8lSc 10 CSC.
a., a oAAssE-- Louisiana choice, 551a5sc; prime
"Si ISlr 70 good, Sc, corn syrup, 4Oc.
HAeoINe-P Pure Jute, ~ ia. its1cs u var,
5 TBS, lIS<c: ties, LIS q bundle
1lCE-N bOlesGlC, 7rSc.
Cs 1919 x 54c; Xxx, So cream
aoAlp:.1olye, s.75 p box, blue india. X n
heTs, $40 q box, ''A'
S;jA!NpLFa-star, full weight, l25k@lsc.
DbGSsi,--F an cream, Ial3i5c.
fsoPE-SSfc basis; cotton rope, IN.
NIoTHEsS THs-Round, $50: spring lta1 .
MEAsuREs-}a bgshe,, .tou Dynad. AN y
~9TtS zen; 2choop lajjlls 2'OOi S-hoop, rs.
AUks'-S neSt 2.@5; 8 nest, 2.7G: NO gOn >
ocEen; No., 800; No. s, 200.
" hAPFlN6 PAPER Rag and straw, Is To
f0WDEE-Sb5 q keg OF Is lbs; l2lt 40 2.S5.
ia a. o9, 10 0lssling kegs, AS, shot-drop bag
PloELEs- Cbow-ehow, 1s-bsrrsl. barrel. gs
i-ssllon pals chow-chow, i,5}; 9-ggljcf
| 2alls, mixed pickles, 100; glass pints. ma
slSss querIs, lOOi glass \ gallon, $50; gls7g
atom ,4 SOY; glass hex, gallon, $50.
~ ksisRsEl-.--No, barrels $3.50; No y.
barrels $50; No 3<-barrels, asa: N ~.
n9rrels, 1906 No. 2 4-baTrels. 200; No EHs
| Up NO. kits, l.05i No. 3 kite, ibJ
HOLLAND HBBRiNG--impofted. rs b keg
@ANDH-SticR, SIC p n! fancy, l5e25c
AAIsfSa--L0nGon layer. 50,
oipER-Crab apple, &c; Alsscun cider gg.
gallon vinegar e gallon, lSlt2le.
Pearl &c; royal glass, 4Mc, a.l.
on l.b packages, s., ourG starch 30 l4oE
tses loi o-Io wood hoy glass, &c.
LlE-CoucentIatoc, 23sclNi.
JUes-We quote he y gallon fng cisco,
'!9cEs, lOc = Gallon for glazed.
lard, Sl25. '''''
DRIED FEAoHEs- Unpeo.sd. 90 peeled, 10
sat, @SS}$ci brsRktso raoou, NE, N.g9s
| lko.
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AEEs-Coiiins, g dczeu, 500, Sold uolNh
dys a, s.Nl Diamond Eda-, das5ni a.ti
Double Bu, l1.W
USuigTs tND Lw9-ato 3 NJ sugar sst-
UgH. ls.a q 10.
TiS iLhrE--, q. lu1ls, g box, 5000 70 e,
,iS.I, q box, tUOi Tguei ltzaQ = box Fi
rtue, ANG,, e. box, 1850.
TINwARr-plccel, discount ST Z Cmt'
Stamped, discount iU b cont.
gOLpFR-NO. I, lie; NO. x snd y l3c "A in.
UUCE HORaE C0IlAEs-No ], AS q dozen,
HAuEs-rwO loop, 8 l2 = tpgon; r.Hs loop.
A7j " dozen.
aaGSs--Iu boxes, 100 papll5, ass boa
QRuB HoFs-F dozen, 7.1Oi RAILROAD picks,
1 jostn, $50,
NArTOCKB-fl dozen, $50
RuRBER BELTINe-Discnunt 60 = cent,
NAiLs-,i0O, rate,
buovELs AND STADSs--Rowiand'g die
count 20 a ccut; AIMEE nbt, ri u go0d5i i
count 40 .unu 10 n cent,
HEAVY HARDw ARE-Ehafts, nnlsne. 0VO
poles, 1880; singletroeH, wagons, Hel. q, LIE,
buggy, 40; express, a.jQi wagon tongues
lp.N; hickory sXles, 1000; bolster l.15i comp.
ling poles, AIS; BpOkes, xxx select, 275,
xxx, 2.5O' sawed folloes, TX, LIS; 2, 2.OOi
Bowden shoes, SEQ; northwestern hoTe nalle
No. &, 600. 7, 6.25; 3. roo. gar Iron, ~ rate
pillow steel, 10; sprip a, Sc; cast steel 40
BuuGIKs--6rade I'D spring top, eoOOe'
! 1000: do. open, lev, $500; do. side spr!n
top, l00.00dtlS5.00; do, side bar, l0O.Q0GlSOi0O
do. phRtons, l25.0SCli5O0O: grade A. side
| spring, li0.0l(c200,0O; do, phletont, 10000
IiQ.00; bump seat buggies, Is500;e125Q.00i plat.
| form springs, ll0OO8l1l00; three spring veg
| onB, eQ.O059l5O0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-14

Forty Years' Experience of an old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one Of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
states, and has been used for forty years
with never-tailing safety and success by
millions of mothers and chs an, from
tho feeble infant of one we, I'D to the
adult. ltcorrects acidity of We stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bow els,
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the
all cases of dysentery and diarrhma In
children, whether arising from teethng
or from any other cause. Full directions
tor using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of
Curtis q Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. q
cents q bottle.
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nnnrs AMI rHnrs.

Mems kip brogsns, s50sl.95; boys Kip bro.
rama 5Ssl.Oo; mons p. calf brogans, l.O0yl,i
Soy 4, calf broganH, 9SaL25; meme xiv
i.bdoKlo plowe, l.OO(el85; boys kip 2-buokle
blows, s5(al.25. mems bun balls. congress and
nutton, l.5OQ62.25; mems calf balls, congress
end button, 2.5Go4,5O, mems kip boots, A00ll
100 mems 7. calf boots, AvOS45Oei mon.
400; boys Y. calf boota, l6,Ske24 %; boy'f
ialf boots, l2.t0lg2.00; women's a. kip polkss
b4Thc; Misses ~ kip polkas, eE@IOc
ihild's 10 kip polhRs, all sises, sSs55oi ohlld's
" ApOizes, all HiRee, 6IGoDc; Women's calf peg
Iad Ae polish lOO,dLS5; Misses calf peg and
81 polish, W0i,l0; womcn's he sswed pol.
en-, el(li.e5; woipene cali sewe polish, l.4l
Nkllk; wOuieu'R grain scwed and polish, N
Rl2i, Women's hid sewed, e1lgl1t; women'i
.aL LIVED NOLAN. I lNal.lh.
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AorDH-sulphuric, p Oar0oy, S3.16 citrlu, y
n, SO! oxalic, 3 n, 49, tartarlci powdered y
n, 50.
dUHs-Arabio, select, p n, 6)o, assretida
% 20 500 oanphor, q io2b; opium, i49 to l.4O,
OILs-BergamOt, SandersOn's, n n, s2.lU;
lsmon, Sanderson's, N.S5i peppermint, a5Ooi
wintergreon, f2.25; olive, Malaga, N,2b.
Potash Bromide, q - i0c iudida, 1875
EoAPs-Castile, mottlej, = ID, 8Sl0c; oss-
tile, white, lsG3lb.
MIsOELI.ANEoUs 80 Ammonia, carb,i y n,
40 alum, St5; arroWroOt, Bermuda, SOC; Bai-
sam, copalb6, SIC; hOraX, refined, lAdA; Gallo.
mo-. am, Zoe, castor OIL p gel, N.A6nl,'Q.
GasSA buds, n 70, l5Gls' cream tartar, pure,
v n, Ss, corrosive sublimsis, 3 10, 50, ohl0IO.
form, n 70, g0i extract i0gv GOD, bulb
q N, l2uli; glycerine, bulf, q ~ 2fgFp.
iodine, rcsublmated, 81 70, 400; leaves.
huchu. short, 4 70, Is, loaveg, Soma. Alex
= u, ~; morphin gulpb, > OK, {RS1i spirits
hitter. sweet, "a -, ~; sjyChnia, CryejgiB. tiS5
piAl; 'ar,0to, y ., 3' wax, white, 3 y.
suiphsts Gululno. y os, st5OalO5.j cn.
dnuuitia, S. g. SEE,
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,ek bU6t6bbo WUGLD.
COMMERCIAL.

,,As. April l2.-The exciting news from
plA.,,,s HE apparent certainty of war has
EaluLE the markets 10 an extent ar i'm eX-
1su any iniucnc, $ thai have been pIesen-
stssiV, Ui,,ny years. heatiS moVlne up in
~ y lnwrs at all pot Is. The shipping
TpaSss are above al 0i al The ports, and win
Tau' Of Inc present rate of advance. req, n
GOV 'bi.pgu The advance at New York l.
s.ssrts above the low ct point, The same
els Visible a~ 20 all breadsWns, while
NY b.rru aud beetis in iUll sympathy. In
Pdn enntimc, owing 10 the rapid decline "a
Ws sslcls and tue cling movement election
psygoiter COMMODITY IS declining. Tie
w fageTcy In the deprec alton OF cotton h
tle seiling by Rus. ian agents, and the ia, (
pbSst b,viug by Eu sia j. entire y suspended
I" the uIc.tnCc ui pucu influences.
~ NON exist cotton must go lower than MAS
y ~ kuOwf az this 0son. to case of war
Nsbipp rs will Iisi thlir holdings Rfioat
piOSSi6fase bills and hturs nee wi soon cut
n ,nTn lis value to mirimun. The quota
Gons of the HERALD aTe being changed
s son day 10 day To day -four wheat and
~. Nv, are marked up. Saturday the grocery
%sgsrkrl AND other quot tons uuderV ent re-.
g,s,or. Tomorrow @ clean sweep will be
.'ode and, nevertheless, IA some cases
s%ng prices viii occur because values at
Xxx a lime will change at Wide range within
sn h0ur. Dallas is more than ever sensitive
IN The Influences that govern prices vt the
aboard
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sailns and BTOcadss
are selling fast at Buman's.
Cure forPnes.

Care FOR Piles.
Piles ara frequently preceded by a
sense ofweigbt in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient TO suppose he has some affeo-
ton Of tho kidneys or neighboring or.
Eans. At times, symptoms of indiges
tiou are present, tlanIlency, unessi-
ness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspirstiOu, producing very dia-
ageo2bie itching, after getting warm,
is a common attendant. Blind.
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
70 the application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors.
| allaYing the intense itching, and affect
| ing permanent euro. Price, 80 ceuts.
| Address, the DR.. BOssnko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold nv all druggists.