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The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
WIT AND HUMOR.

IA lady" writaS to the editor of
medical journal, asking what win pre-
vent stammering. One way is to keep
the mouth shut. We suspect she never
thought of that.
A magazine writer says that "Dress
+ must always be an outward indication
of the mind within Whence. there
fore, the legs of dudes pantaloons
indicate that he has very thin and
contracted mind.-Norristo10n Herald
In speaking of the girl to whom he
was engaged he referred to her as his
''financee. " you mean your iiancee.
/ guess. 1t is pronounced fee-ong-say." "
81 don't care how it is pronounced;
this girl is my financee. She's worth
$4,000. IN Y. San.
Papa" said little boy, looking up
from his Sunday-school lesson, care all
our deeds in this world recorded?"
Not always" replied the old man.
who is a real-estate lawyer. Il lost
$3.50 once by falling to record deed. :"
N. y Nail and Erpress.
Lost your grip?" a Philadelphia
drummer asked his colleague, who was
looking very dismal on the train. NO"
replied the man from Market street,
looking sadly at the pretty girl three
seats in front, whose side he had lust
left, I've got the sack. "-BurIjngton
HaoCkeye.
A young lady Just out of Vassar was
walking along an uptown street, and
saw sign in a shop reading: Car
pets laid" Having glanced at it a
moment to make sure, she stepped in
side and asked to see the hens At
least, we are so informed by a CORES
pondent.-I'uck.
l am determined to learn at what
hour my husband comes home nights,
yet, do what | will, l can not keep
awake, and he is always careful not to
make particle of noise. Is there any
drug which produces wakefulness?-
Vine: No need to buy drugs. Sprinkle
the floor with tacks.
Have you ever experienced extreme
cold, discovered that your senses were
becoming numb, ard a delicious
languor stealing over you that YOU
were powerless to shake Off? have. -
$50 have ], often" "WhereP" "In
Boston. | used to call on a Boston
girl twice week. IN Y San.
Are you a Theosophist?" inquired a
St Louis lady OF a brilliant Bos-
tonienne, who was visiting her. "A
whatP" CALCULATED the young lady
from the Hub. "Why, Theosophist. =
"Oh, dear, no; we have no such thing
in Boston. The Sullivan fist, you
know, is the only popular one in Boston
now. h--St Louis Critic.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

ss7 Best disp ay In this class Dy a slsif--
ufac urer silver SIC fM ana BIpfSsua
Miscellaneous Implements
nns ~. enrn.r ll,,lra1l zer SiIye \ edal
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

The cheapest Furniture House il
Georgia, is Payne & Willingham,s
Both members of the firm are Oeptlo
men by nature, and if you deal with
them once you will go again.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
DEPARTMENT s.
TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.

Premiums viii be awarded to plows only on
actual aeld trials which trials will embrace the
following test points.
1st, Quality of work.
%. Durability. Under this head will be con.
sideled kind aud quality of material liability 10
b e4kage or other arrangement, aud ali parts of
construction with refere0ce to durability.
3D. Draft The dynsmometer tests shall be
made on one piece of ground, each poW to be
thoroughly tested. Z hree stakes will be set
thirty feet apart, snd eight feet from the iurrow
and the draft will be noted when the plow is
opposite each stake, the pows to bs adjusted t.
ruu any depth ana wiOth required bS the Judg, s.
The test points given above will be rated SIS
al In
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Among the fixed institutions Of Ma.
con is the Empire Store" presided
over by that genial and clever gentle.
man, r. F. Burden, who has under bis
control corps of experienced helpers
This firm has ample capital, buy from
first hands. keep seasonable goods at
low prices. Call ON them when YOU
come to Macon
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Bernd'G Patent Snap" Just pataDt.,
is the most ingenious and useful fos
small invention of anything we ba
ever seen. We don't see how peonls Is
who handle horses have done witban' &
something of the kind so lono a' y" "
really necessity to farmers and tboa~
who handle stock. Send to Bernd =
Kent Macon, Georgia, and get one,
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

When you visit Macon don't fo...,
the old reliable Clothing Horaa o'sel
"inship 4 Galloway. You can e raI' OF
on getting bargains from.them, M up' y,
T. Baldwin is still with this bonso w.
ways glad to welcome his friends al,
be polite and accommodating to stsa ana
gers. 7'ian'
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Among the pet institutions of Macon
is the Pen Art school OF Prof. Morgan,
who has large advertisement in this
paper. He has had hundreds of pupils
under his care since the establishment
of this school and all his patrons are
high in his praise as proficient
teacher.
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
TsStirn onials:

Among large only the
Ga Noveml 90 1885
Mr.. AtantaG Georgia.
in
As Ihadno
low fo
Tlulvv
CHENuC BUREAU
Mr. c.. La AtantaGa
0
times recently eyaI1y
lime dcmenf h
from kiln
amoya a!da!l1io
rocks ghtnngc
the faii2o
our dark dstnswo
will
ascan be fndwl
in
lime
usoto
A. Chemist
a @ LlADD,
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Mr.. Wiley Jones, proprieto.
southern : .l Hotel has built up an =, u, The
mense business, the result Of oooa an In
and polite attention. Capt. I r. iafe
see his friends. 0 glad TO
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
ANALYSIS: :


Dear srI ANALYSIS yon dark lime and find to contain
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21

Among large testimonials only the following are offered
The Dawson journal., 1886-10-21
MANUFACTURES.

DEPARTMENT 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-05

(NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
ANATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAIR perfectly clear preparation for restoring to
gray hair It's natural color and youthful Appearance to
eradicate and prevent dandruff: to promote the
entirely harmless and perfectly free from any poison
Gus substance and will therefore take the place of
all The dirty and unpleasant preparations now In
Numerous testimonials have been sent us from many
of our most prominent citizens.
In everything In which the articles now in use are
objectionable, CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY is perfect
IL Is warranted to contain neither sugar Of Lead
sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, 1t does not soil the
clothes or scalp, Is agreeaby perfumed. and makes
stores the color of the Hair more perfectly and uni
formy than any other preparation" and always does
roots Of the lair with all the nourshing qualities
stores the decay ed and induces new growth of the
Hair more positively than anything else Price 81 .
bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS
apps l4th and and I'd and ID sts NV
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DRY GOODS.
Nnw HosrERY AND UsDEnwEAn

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,.
HAS NOW OPEN A COMPLETE STOCK OF
LADIES, 0ENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDRENS
MERINO UNDERWEAR, IN GAUZE GOSSA-
MER AND MEDIUM WEIGHTS, MADE BY
THE BEST EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
.sr HEANYF oFfHRfkg orLAp1Es
HOSE ut &l.OO and 81 .25
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDRENS
BLACK AND COLORED Isle AND COTTON
EXTRA Go6p b Va Val Gfss' In LADIES, BROWN
BALBRIGGAN HOSE, at 25c.. 37lac. and soc.
"LATEsgT NOVELTIES. IN LADIES' HEM,
STITCHED, COLORED BORDERED, BLACK
PATrERNSANDEMBRO IDERED HANDKER-
WARMERS, THOMPSoN's AND FRENCH c. p.
CORSETS from 81 to $3.50.
QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS SHIRTS for 81.
NEW INDIA CRINKLES from Ice. to 25c
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS
NEW INDIA SILKS AND PONGEkS.
NOVELTIES IN PRINTED CHALLIS DE LANES
"LIGHTS I'VE III r. PLAIN AND FANCY
NEW IMPORTED JERSEYS from $3.50 to %.
NEW SILK CHUDDA AND CASHIERS sHAwLs
mm X sssss g nfNHy OF NEW pARAso1 SUN AND
RAIN UMBRELLAS, including the latest novel.
ties in Handles aud the most approved shapes.
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PKICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street.
Established 1910. myl
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported
COUNTY COURT.-The county court opened its
session this morning for the trial of several
cases. The hearing in the case of Jas. II. Ballar
for murder Will be postponed until after the de-
cision OF the court of appeals as to whether u
case may be continued on the motion of the
defendants counsel before the arraignment of
the defendant. The case of the motion for a
new trial in the matter of the finding of the
clerk, will be decided before the adjournment
OF the court.
MINISTERS RESIGN FROM THE REFORM CLUB.
The ministers belonging to the Reform club
ship because, as is well understood the course
of the president of the club in publishing liquor
advertisements and in other newspaper mat
tiers, is not thought by them TO be consistent
has given them time for sober second thought
by declining to consider the designations until
the next meeting of the club.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. - The election
held here yesterday by the democrats to nomi-
nate candidates for city sergeant and justices of
the peace terminated at 6:55 last evening, but
1t was late in the night before the result was
known. Capt. w. III. Smith received 1907
votes for city sergeant, and had no opposition
The vote for commemorative attorney was L,
Marbury, 764: j. w. Holt, $50: J. K NJ Nor.
ton, 126, and w. E. Fendall, p. This vote was
quite large one, over 500 votes being pOlled
out OF a total vote of ], 7oO for Cleveland In
1885.
CORN ExCHANGE.-The corn exchange held
its annual meeting this morning at the sex
change" on King and Union streets. David G..
watkins was reelected president, and the
other officers rechosen. 1t appeared from the
annual report of the president that during the
last year there had been large increase In the
Alexandria grain receipts.
NOTES.-The closing entertainment of Miss
DOrsey's caleSthenicS class at the opera house
last night was a delightful entertainment.-
Richmond tomorrow by Sergeant Smith on q
habeas corpus, issued by the court of appeals.
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Bought q Farm.

John NJ. Mcdowell, one of the successful
holders of ticket No. 46,790, in November
drawing OF the Louisiana state Lottery, which
drew $4,000, has invested portion Of his pro-
ing his home farm. He purchased 81 acres.
more or less, being the Jack Kenton farm, OF
Albert Wheeler, for which he paid $40 per
acre. Since he made his successful draw in
Louisiana, John has been ''shaving notes. at a
lively rate, and has cleared within the past few
months nearly 81 600 Just stop for moment
and estimate the profit he has made on that
SOC. investment in Louisiana Lottery last fall!
Mount OliUet (hy) Tribune March IL
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FIGHTING THE APACHEs,-Lieut Clark. of
Capt. Lebo's troop X, 10Th (coiOred) cavalry,
reached Nogales, Arizona, ut daylight Tuesday
morning with dispatches from the front. Capt
Lebo had an hours engagement with the hos
tiles yesterday afternoon in the PinyOe noun
tains, losing one man killed and one wounded.
Three Apaches We're killed, Being unable TO
dislodge the hostiles from their stronghold,
Capt. Lebo withdrew his troops.
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ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETs.-Thos. Dow.
ling Will sell tomorrow II III a. M. and 8 p. m.
many OF the most choice pieces in this nne col
lection. The prices obtained this morning were
remarkably low, and those desiring ~ purchase
should attend.
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EFF A m \ ssss
EF IA IA MN w ssss
+ < 4 n nh ssss -. -.

The summer stock of FANS being now all received
THE PALAIS ROYAL specially invites visit to the
GRAND EXHIBITION for MONDAY and TUES
DAY, NAY Sd and 4th
1000 Gauze Fans, from soc. to $1O.25
5000 Japanese Fans, from 1Oc. to CSC
$500 Satin Fans. from 49c. to $685.
$50 Feather Fans, from CSC. to $50
$3.50 Satteen Fans, from 25c. to Csc
$500 Childrens Fans, from lOc to CSC.
41- Above quantities sound somewhat ridiculous.
They happen to be true and THE PALAIS ROYAL
has some pride In quoting them. myl
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SpR1Ne Day GooDa

SPRING DRY VOoDa
36-inch NUNS YELLING. in Black and Colors
37hc.
42-lnch ALBATRoss CLOTH, In Light Blue, Pink
and Cream. Soc
ALLwOOL BUNTINGs, in Black and Colors. l5c
and 2Oc
36-inch TWILLED DE BEGE, Csc
4Oinch ALLWOOL CASHMERE, New Spring
COors, Soc.
5000 yards New SPRING DRESS GOODS, 1Oc,
12c., 15c
A splendid line Of TRICoT CLOTHS, In Spring
Weights. Soc, 75c.. 81.
104 BLEACHED SHEETING. lee
CROCHET BED SPREADS, &c. ST.
HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS, I2lac I5c 25c
ALL-LINEN TABLE DAMASK Doe o5can
6Oinch Beached TABLE DAMASK, SOC.
INDIA LINENS, 1Oc, 12l.c., l5c.
Crinkle Seersuckers, Ginghams, Satins etc etc
NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
Ladies' and Gents Medium Weight and Gauze UN.
DEkWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES etc., etc
JERSEYS. 81, Sl.25. $3.50, 81
JOHNSON, GARNER & co.
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
apps South side near 7th at
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CITY ITEMS.


Great Great
q. soI1 ess s1a S 4Tssr :s NV
UTns dem.nd and great sale Of Baby
last INFRINGEMENT we viii ha oii H the above at
prices that pa. win actually astonish you;,
Our s12.4s Carriages, with parasoi. tomorrow
ay oSr s4 s to-
styles to select from. Our $3.50 Ice Chests, to-
morrow only. ss. 20; our 81: IS Ice Chests, with
cent on Refrigerators. Remember our Refriger-
ators and Ice Chests are felt lined. In addition
to the above extraordinary bargains the follow
96 sheets of colored or white Shelf Paper, only
15e; Sgt: Dishpans, &C.: Pot. 57c:; footed
large covered Chamber Pals assorted colors.
only 25c.; tin pit. cups, for 10c.; ct. cups, &c;
4c., large folding Clothes Horses, only 49c,
worth s5c.; Challenge step Ladders only 25c
ladders made: large s.Saii CroaIet Sets, only
&c.; card size Photograph Albums, sc.
Make n Note Of the Bargains
That will be offered tomorrow Thursday, May
9Th. at Lansburgh Bros regular weekly rem
Yard wide Figured Lawns 5 cents per yard.
81 Fruit OF the Loom Cotton 121a cents per
Check Nainsook 81. cents. worth 1917 cents
Ladies' 1Iisle Thread Gloves, new shades, %
cents per pair.
.,d Ladies Dressing sac9ues. trimmed neck and
Boys best Percale Shirt Waists, SO cents. All
sizes.
lot Ladies' Vests, 21 cents choice.
Double width Lace bunting, all shades, IL
cents per yard, worth % cents.
Ladies' full siXed Hose, cents per pair.
Leather Purses, s cents each.
About 500 yards left Worsted Laces, different
widths, 5 cents per yard, worth 25 cents.
Nurses Aprons, 121a cents. Only one sold to
2Oxss Honey Comb Towel, 10 cents.
20x40 Huck Towel, I21a cents.
Figured FOulardS at cents per yard, worth
20 cents.
Dark ground small pattern satteens, 8 cents,
Coiored Crazy Cloths, 121b cents, worth 90
cents.
Balance of Boys Linen Collars, 10 cents per
Remnants, yard wide, best brands Bleached
lotions, cents per yard, in lengths from 2 to
Colored Nuns Yelling, cents per yard.
81 "a all-wool colored Boucle, so cents per yard,
Black Atwood Nuns Yelling, 90 cents.
rs cents.
below cost this day, we will positively only sell
them for cash.
LANsBURGH BRO,
AGO, 422, 424, 426 7th st.
New Improved Sewing Machines for
shas 81 per q" Week ee oa 81 per
month, at Auerbach's, 7th and H.
Look At 1t.
We have very large assortment of all the
latest novelties in Gold and Plated Jewelry.
We keep goods that we can recommend for
quality. We have some choice Diamond Rings
IN pure white Y and y karat stones from SIS
to $50. Real bargains. Goods exchanged or
money refunded If not satisfactory.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
5.12 7O5-7O7 Market Space.
Mems and Bows. Bicycle Hose at Auer.
bach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II. 1
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LOOK AND READ LOOK AND REAp!S3 will
buy a walnut crib; walnut bed lounges, $13;
ash chiffoniers sII: rattan baby Carriages, %;
large 4-foot ash sideboar,ls 3 81 walnut bookcase
secretaries, S25; childrens high chairs, with
table, 81; walnut commodes, 1918; solid
ash wardrobes, $11; ash chamber suites, mat
tress and spring, $25; large cane seat rockers,
walnut hatracks 81; cots, 81. $50 rattan
rockers; lounges $3.50; walnut marbIe-top side
boards, SIS: ash chamber suites, $40; walnut
parlor suites, $24.5O. VIM. III. Dunn's, 311 It'll
street northwest.
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"A " N D U n G E N Z MT

WE HAVE JUST PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS
EIGHT VERY HANDSOME STYLES OF SCOTCH
CHEVICrS IN VARIOUS SHADES OF LIGHT
CoLoRS. NONE DELICATE ENOUGH, HOW
EVER TO SOIL EASILY. THEY ARE MADE UP
IN SACK AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAwAY SUITS
AND WITH ALL THE SNAP AND STYLE 1T Is
POSSIBLE TO PUT INTO THE FINEST CUSTOM
WORK. THE COATS AND VESTS OF THE SACK
SUITS ARE MADE WITH PATCH POCKETS
DOUBLE STITCHED EDGES AND NOTCH COL
LAR ON VEST, SIZES, 81 TO ~ PRICE FOR
YOUR CHOICE SUIT, SIS WE IMAGINE You
WILL FIND SOME DIFFICULTY IN MATCHING
THESE ELSEWHERE FOR $40. THE CUTAwAY
SUITS ARE MADE WITH RAISED OR DERBY"
SEAMS, NOTCH COLLARS-IN FACT, THE COR
RECT THING" WE MENTION THESE THINGS
ALONE THIS WEEK. OF COURSE WHEN YOU
NEED ANYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE
FOR NAN. BOY OR CHILD. YOU'RE SURE TO
FIND IT HERE
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND sTa
I'M. GRADY. MANAGER
my3 GALL BLUE sIGNs)
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Established 1S4O.
LAssBuRoH 81 BRo.

LANsBuReH q BRo.
FACTS. NOT FANCIEA
SILKS.
q IN was s extra ss, qnf hnss snse s
Asilk Black Surah. "a In. wide, 75c. pr. yd
n VIDE aes snra pr va
Stearns Colored Surahs in the newest shades. soc.
Al our 81 so Jersey silks reduced to 81 25 pr; I'D.
Satin Surahs, all the latest shades 81 so pr yd-
Ponsees. g g per piece 20 yards in a piece.
Two Toned Brocaded SILK. excellent quality. 81 20
20 'n' Black hr0f BSEs s'lt ao 5Ss pr yd
saesss ali s soS5s SS pr 3D. I'd
Sanvas C1 Rai all w 95 45c pr yd .,d .o
Homespnn for summer e wear. 5Uc pr I'd p'''N'
Dentelles with plain canvas to match. AZ In. wide
Gomsinatien Aobss IN variety Of patterns. N.
Light u W., Weight sumner cloths, s. ip wide e0c
In Wide Wide all%ool all shades S
SO in. wide Atwood Foule soc.
~ In. wide Drap D Alma new shades 81.
~ In. wide Cashmeres all shades: SOC.
3S In. wide Albatross. all shades soc.
full line ii Of single Width 1 Nuns Yelling. 200
38 In ail;wooi Nuns Yelling. SOC.
q q in in: raf Gss ali SHADES ss: 1a
Double fi se ai1 sD i5c. A-'
T.. 49, 80 CCouS.e 49,
in wide wide n naSyIsa Bss a Serge 25e
% in wide Combination Suitings. 25c.
n0a's-"'d'h bE Lee KRu pkHss s2 a5oDa
42 In. wide stangler Cloth 55c.
AZ in. wide Boucle Albatross 75c
45 In. wide Genuine Camers Hair. fine q uality, 81
g g In In Cancels Cancels Hair sq.ins 55c pr I'd
cord 0Oc. pr. yd worth $50.
~ In. Lace Dentelle. a good bargain. soc
soin. Crochet Dsntels VII not slip or pull. 55c
Linon De Daca from 6l.c. to SOC
Victoria Lawns as low as SC.
f 5say s' cras1 IN t Rsin, 1 iss
AlI-linen Lawn, 25c
4oin: VIDE FSeneh Lawn. s7lac.
French Nalnsook as low as 20c.
r. r. % ;aa;. s iI %s III ali shades s.
3 e In wide dS,b Ra's's an cc1Grs 12
Corded Pigues from 81. to 6Oc.
a in wide Canvas Cloth, zoe
Foulard Sutings &C.
Figured Swiss from l2ia to Soc
Cable Cord, 12lac
striped stripe ii? ia.sc.
Lace and chs #A So GOODS
Java Cloths 1212 and 15c
Dress Ginghams from SIC. to the finest
Crink led Seersuckers, 10, 121a Is, lie.
Chambrays in high cOlors, l21ac.
American Seer suckers, 1Oc.
LINENS AND NAPKINS
900 dozen Scotch Linen DOyIies, 3Sc
60 in Cream Table DamRsk, 4Sc.
81 in Red Table Linen soc
Red or Bordered Table Linen, 25. 80, Soc
Blue or Bordered Table Linen, 37lac,
Our 81 Rcd Table Linen now 75c
Our 81 80 Table Sets So. So
Tray Napkins SOC.
600 dozen German Damask Towels 2Ox4O, 19c
Inc DeYt yet. Huck Towels. 1Tx34 only
$50 dozen Initial Huck Towels 2Ox4O 25c
Fancy Turkish Towels 22c.
Turkish Table Scarfs 4Oc
6-4 Toilenette Covers 4Oc
ia TOlenette Covers, 75c.
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Affairs in West wasbinetou.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING. The
forty-eighth monthly meeting Of the First Co
ington, was held last night at the hall OF the
association, on 32d street. Money to the amount
Of 80 500 was sold at 81 per cent There was q
liberal subscription to the new series (fifth) of
stock.
A STABLE BURNED.-James Payne's frame
stable, in the rear of his residence, 1885 32d
street, was burned last evening; loss about
$500.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF w ATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls temperature. IS: con-
dit1on, 80. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
90; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection. SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, IS; condition at influent gatehOuSe,
SO; condition at effiuent gatehouse, SO.
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LAWN VASES, garden hose. at Shedd's

CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Ladies' specially invited Mt 9OS 9TH st. NV. For
particulars see auction column.
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InAvELEns To EuRopE

IAN receive all Information concerning sailing OF
steamers rates OF passage etc. etc. Of the following
mes NORTH German Lloyd. New York France Erg-
iano ana Germany: North German Lloyd, Baltimore
and bremen; Hamburg American Packet Company:
Red Star Line. Antwerp: American Line Liverpool:
Royal Netheriand Line Rotterdam Florio lsubattino
Line. Aediterranian. BY calling upon their agent
EDWARD p. DRooP
025 Pennaylvania ave
Sole Agent Tor stsinway 4 Sons PaanoA apl4
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Amt YouR Bueer
FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH CARRIAGE BLACK
READY MIXED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR
RIAGES, BUGGIES. SLEIGHS, ETC.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR
RAGE BLACK In THE MARKET.
One coat gives an old Buggy Sleigh the blacklist
black you saw, and "A handsome gloss without
vanishing Ii is combination of Paint and Varnish
and contains no Asphaltum. IL is very tough and
durable and Will not crack. IL viii ordi
nary carriage paint twice Ii dries hard Ina a
hours, No rubbing. No vanishing, No extra trou-
bic! IL sells like hot cakes, Where known "A lasts
q dealer but a few days Each contains than
enough TO paint a carriage. Put up-two dozen cans
In a case. Show cards, spoke and circulars In each
case. Retailed al dollar per On this the
dealer makes a handsome profit
HIRSHBERG, HoLLANDER & co,
Wholesale Dealers la
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES
1875. l97 and 24O w. Pratt st.
apl2-lm Baltimore, Nd
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SeOtt's Em ulsion Of Pur,

Aladdin Security Oil, recommended by
Insurance companies as the safest burning oil
10 use. m,w,f,13t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF rCER.
WAsHINGToN. D. c., May 5. 1856. am.
For eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and northern
virginia. increasing cloudiness and light local
rains no decided change in temperature, SOUTH
westerly winds.
For Thursday-Fair weather ia indicated for
southern Virginia, North and South Carolina,
and In the states bordering on the gulf with no
decided change in temperature, and local
rains in the New England and northern por-
ton of the middle Atlantic states.
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