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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-26
- DUJARDIN,S

Modern Chemistry pronounced unequalled
nsing the vitality OF the body all the essential
Systemic specific
of
rnts OF the Nervous systems Nervous Pros
ou General Debility Mental Physical DEPRESSION
capacity for Study Business Noises in the Head
Energy Appetite Being Restorative
eg effects followed by corresponding reaction but
n by remarkable the Nervous Power feeling
the
refreshing patient gains
the
lips red the eyes brighter the skin clear and healthy The
of the action OF the medicine on The of nutrition 1t gives
suitable Lively, Aninatng
been important
directly the Brain, Spinal Marrow Nervous System,
all
Fluid
that f3uovant Energy and
which renders the Mind Happy Brilliant and En-
agec, entirely overcoming du
many persons experience all their Price, $3.50 bottle
gnfItT FOR SALE BY}ALL DRUGGISTS. ~
LANGLEY & MICHAELs. San francisco. Wholesale Agts
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Never Give Up.

# yon are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tution, headache, or any disease Of a
bilious nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you viii be inspired
with new life; strength and activity
will return; pain and misery will cease,
and henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by z. C. N. l.
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SHILOR'S COUGH and Consump.
ton Cure is sold by US on a guarantee.
Ircures Consumption. For sale at A.
c. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. 6
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This is also a Depot for all K
want, from BIB. Sack 10 q Carl
the Celebrated SaIina Cattle Salt.
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associate was worthy of our highest
regard and the general esteem and az
lection In which he was held by the
public at large, as well as by his CO.
laborers and intimate friends; and
3 WisereGs,. IL is our duty to express IN
some public manner our appreciation
OF his worth and official public services ;
! ther IRE, be it 4ak-
RssOIvei, 7 hat the House of Represe- :
tatives of the Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory of Utah regards. the life
and labors of the Hon. William Jen-
nings with admiration and his charac-
ter with deep respect Gifted with re-
markable ability, his whole life and
energies have been spent in developing
| the resources of his adopted country.
AS financier ne stood pre-emiI 1t. As
a promoter OF home industries. he was
foremost. His attention To the min
utest details was remarkable. Nothp g
seemed to escape his notice, and as u
consequence he was eminently- success
full, as evidenced by his mercantile,
manufacturing and ste OK growing indus
tries, which are second 10 none in the
Territory-show wing his undring energy,
industry and perseverance. AS a
gentleman, he was courteous, affable
and considerate. He was hospitable to
fault. He was kind and generous TO
the poor, no appeal for aid ever being
refused. He was once member of the
Legislative Assembly and navor of
Salt axe City, which positions he
filled with honor and ability. We recog
nize his worth; We deplore his absence.
And while deeply condoling with his be-
reaved family and the large circle of his
friends in this Territory ii the grest
loss sustained through his departure,
We rejoice in the noble record he has
lefG, which is worthy of all emulation
and Will ever live III the history of the
Territory OF Utah. And be it further
ReSOlued,. That five copies of these
resolutions be engrossed and presented
to the family of the esteemed deceased,
and that a copy be spread on the min
utes of this House. er.-
JOHN RIDER. Chairman,
Jos. A. West, ~,
VIM. II. KINs,
Ft.-ts Committee.
Adopted and ordered spread upon the
minutes. -.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. WEsT-A bill amending an
act entitled. IAN act revising the pro-
ceedings in Justices courts, and provld
ing for appeals to district courts IN
criminal cases, approved March 18th,
1854" Referred to the committee on
judiciary. 81. .-sr- sar sefl1
By MR. STRATFoRD-A bill amending
an act in relation to estates. of de-
cedents, subdivision 2. section 9. chapter
1. chapter A. laws of 1884. Read first
time and filed.
Council files 6, and IS, heretofore
described, passed their second readings.
The joint resolution ordering the Ter
ritorial Treasurer to make distribution
OF Vests map was read the third time
and passed by unanimous vote, the
only absentees being Hatch. Farms
worth and Anderson, the latter entering
too late to cast his vote.
H. r u Joint, which had been the
subject OF SO much wrangling, and had
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miser-
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh :
Cure is the remedy for you. Fo- sale al
A. q. Smith & Cos Drug Store.
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been referred back, from the committee
appointed to confer with the Council,
was taken up on the proposition To
sIriKe out the amendment providing
tnat no member of the Legi>lat re
snould receive pay for hi work on the
ompllation committee during the pre-
sent session, it being urged that this was
Uniy an advertisements of honesty. 'Ras
no member could receive paw for service
OF that sort while the Legislature was
sitting. There hsYing been some ir-
regularity in the consideration of the
nieasure,i 1t was reeommiGted back to
the committee on conference. ~ -rr'5l
a message from the Council stated
Ga that body had passed C. F. 10
H ta new hsh and game bill. Read
miitee. - - - - w.
: Adjourned at 3.45 until to-day at 2
Ff~~~. ..
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WILL you SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Hltalizer is guaranteed. to cure you.
For sale at A. c. Smith & Co.'S Drug
Store. 2
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DRY GOODS.
--latest EuaopEAs NOVELTIES

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
CHOICE SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES.
RICH DRESS FABRICS OF EVERY DFSCRTP-
TION, COMPRISING LARGE ASSIGNMENTS
or THE BEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
PRODUCTIONS OF THE LEA DING; FRENCH
GERMAN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
ERS. TOGETHER FORMING ONE OF THE
s kAKGETSFF R SELECTIONS IN THE CITY TO
EXCLUSIVES STYLES IN FINEST FRENCH SAT.
TEENS MADE BY eros, ROMAN. MARC
ZEAM & co. TO MY EXPRESS ORDER
Ex THEME z ESp3XELTIEs IN ANDERsoN's
NEW DESIGNS IN INDIA SILKS AT 81, 81 .25,
AND $3.50 PER YARD
NEW ROMAN STRIPED TUSSORE SILKS FOR
TRIMMING INDIA PONGEES
NEW 'LOU1SINES AND SUMNER SILKS, RANG
ELEGANT BEADED SILK GRENADiNES.
HERNANIES.
IMMENsE STOCK OF BLACK AND coLoRED
GROS GRAIN, FAILLE FRANCHISE RIA
DANES, SATIN DUCHESSE AND SURAH
NOVELTIES IN TWO TONE STRIPED AND BRO
CADED vELNETS FOR GARNITURE
CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED CHALLIS DE
NoVELTIEs IN HOSIERY AND HANDKER-
TREFoIssE AND PERINoT KID GLOVES
GEMc t L., 7. +. FRENCH CORSETS FROM $3.50
NOVELTIES IN EUROPEAN WHITE GOODS
LATEST Sly LIS IN PARASOLS, SUN UMBREL-
LAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Established 1910. mhiS
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~ AT A r r H!

The great Balsamic Distillation of Witch Hazel
American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigod, Clover Bios
SONS etc. called SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE for
the immediate relief and permanent cure of every
form OF Catarrh, from simple Cold in the Head to
Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough and Ca
tarrhal Consumption. Complete treatment consist
ing of one bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Sol
vent, and one Improved Inhaler in package,
may now be had Of all Druggists for $1OO Ask for
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE.
COMPLETE TREATMENT. WITH INHALER 81.
1.-THE only absolute specific we know of"-1Sd
IfRes THE best we have found i'm a lifetime of suf-
ferine Dr. Hfagin. Boston. AFTER long strug
gle with Catarrh the RADICAL CURE has conquered"
-her. s. W. Mnuoe, Ls,tdsbtg.gh, Pu. II have not
found case that it did not relieve at once"-Ande,o
Lee, Manchester, Mass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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FoE lloNpAY AND TUESDAY MARKETING.-
Pork ~lJ>Ige lard, Sc a pound; a fresh
J"r =; 2Oc. and 25c.; do. choice cream
60. 1T 25c. and SOC: standard brands
canned corn 3 cans CSC: pounds Tur-
Ii>ll frGnes new, 25c.; choice cuts beef, lamb,
Veal. poultry, dc. My stock includes all the
finest products of the country used on the table.
WIXOMs MARKET STORE
1876 9th street northwest
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Il MUST GIVE Up cannot bear this pain, 1 ache
all over, and nothing try does me any good" Back
ache Weakness, Uterine Pains Soreness Iameness
Hacking Cough Pleurisy and Chest pains cured by
that original and elegant antdote to pain and in
hammation the CUTICURA ANTIPAIN PLASTER.
Especially adapted to ladies by of its delcat
odor and gentle medicinal action At Druggists 25c
five for 800. Mailed free by
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
MO Boston
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Ainusements Tonight.

NATIONAL.-EmmaA Abbott in La Traviata.h
ALBACGH S.-Aimee in MAN Zelle."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Secondb battle of Bull
Run.
HARRIS. -LizZie MAY Timer.
HERZoG s.-World' MinstrelS.
DINE MUSEUM.-"A Block Game"
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as OF EISCHER'S DRY CIEANING.

ADVANTAGES OF FIsCHERS DRY CLEANING:
II cleans ladies and gents garments thoroughly,
removes all grease spots effectually, without
injuring the finest texture or shape. Satsfac-
ton guaranteed in the dyeing of ladies and
gents suits. Prices reasonable. Goods called
Tor and delivered. Telephone call 1852. y.
Fischer, goo 81 ST. NV.
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MADAME J. p PALMER left Saturday night
for New York in order To secure from the Gus
tom house her first spring importation of mill
lneTy, which will be received at her establish
Dltat on Thursday next.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LNRENCH, LATIN, GREEK AND CHINESE
Il taught by DR. LEON DEBEI from Paris. Schools
and families attended. Glasses now forming 1886 1
st. II. w. ml5-3ts
CHORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED SLOAN
CDUPLOIAN, simplest, most rapid and most
legble system In the world. Glasses forming Tuition
by correspondence Call for prospectus 92l + st.
NV. m2-2w@
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\ Full. SEE OF Slip Covers for parlor suites,
10, cut md made To order. Moses Son, cor.
j In a.. L IS NV
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Established 1910.
LANsBUReH 81 BRo.,

LANsBuReH & BRo,
Having received their line of Dress Trimmings are
prepared to show the ladies of Washington as nice
line as will be shown here this season.
Among the novelties in this line are the "Hussar
Loops. We have them in all the new shades and sell
them
There will be great demand for these loops as they
will be the stylish Ornament" for Dress Trimming
Also complete stock of Jet Trimmings full line
Spring Basket Braid; Rosary Beads in all shades
1Oc. per Dozen.
Chantilly and Escurial Lace in all widths
COlored Cord for lacing and trimming purposes
All over Embroideries and Laces with different
widths of narrow to match.
Silk Moss Trimming in all the Newest Shades for
81 per yard.
Chenille Frnges from 4Oc up.
Coored Silk Worsted Laces
Metal ana Wooden Buttons and Buckles in pretty
varieties and extreme oddities.
We have mark ed one lot of Metal Buckles for DC
SATIN FANS 25c.
This undoubtedly the greatest bargain ever shown
in Fans. We have them in red cream pink and light
blue.
We have for this week marked Egyptian Lace Col
lars for children
For CSC.
These Collars sold and will again sell after this week
for 4Oc.
We have also marked down some Ladies' Chenille
Collars for 81.
These come in black, blue pink red and cream
sold up to to-day for 50.
LADIES' HAND BAGS
To move these goods more rapidly we will take off
10 per cent of the marked price THIS WEEK ONLY.
We have large stock of these goods particularly in
rthe finer goods
We have again m arked quantity of slightly soiled
Linen handkerchief. colored borders
For 15c
Not any of these sold for less than 25c
ODD SIZES IN KID GLOVES FOR SOC.
This is lot of 81 and 81 25 Kid Gloves. Some sizes
having sold out we have concluded to close out the
rest. These will be shown you at our Glove counter
first floor, center aisle.
OUR SPRING STOCK
OF Isle and Silk Gloves has arrived and we are Offer
Ing nice Isle Glove in the new shades
For 25c.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES OF HOSIERY
Have just been received by u.s. This is the largest
aud most complete Hosiery department in the CITY,
worth 4Sc.
Ladies' black Isle Hose for Soc This is the first
house that has introduced black Isle Hose with white
feet
For Soc
Ladies' fine Isle Hose in pretty stripes
For Csc; worth 81.
SILK PLATED HOSE
For CSC
We are also offering Children's full, regular made
ibbed Hose, from sizes to 8, for Csc.
On our second floor we selling in our
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
500 dozen Gowns, Chemise Skirts, Drawers and Cor
set Covers at 47c.; sold for CSC.
NURSES APRONS FOR 13c
LADIES APRONS FOR 1Oc.
LADIES BUSTLES FOR 19c.
Our stock otInfans and Children's SHRED Lace and
En,hrp Cans md,
STYLES will be found among the same.
Read our "Ad.' in to-day's Post for our announce
ment of Spring Dress Goods
OUR DARK ROOM FOR THE DISPLAY OF
EVENING SILKS is NOW FINISHED.
LANsBuReH & Bno..
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Pickwi Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in II h. Ward prints, SOC.
per h. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents
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ORDER some of Fusselfs molds of ice
cream Tor progressive euchre. Fussellis char
tf.r-. .N-freE
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JUSr RECEIVED a large line of Baby Wagons
and Refrigerators, at W. III. Hoeke's.
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Immense Assortment of Baby Carriages
are now on exhibition at r. Goldschmid's, SO
9TH st. NV, which will be offered at special low
prices. 3
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WHEN IN NEED of Carpets and Furniture,
go To- W. III. Hoeke's. See our imitation Ma
LOgany Chamber suite, S29-.5-
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho Weather

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNNT. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. March Il. ioeG. am.
For the middle Atlantic states. warmer SOUTH
p Y Winds fair weather. followed by light rain.
For Tuesday. slightly higher temperature
loudly weather. with light rain, Is indicated for
the gull, south and middle Atlantic states, Ohio
Valley and Tennessee and the lake regions
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T ESSONS IN ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
IL Art. Apply or address Miss MARGUERITE E.
SAXTON, 514 18th NV. m6-lm
NJ Rs. ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1924 N ST,
A1 has reopened her school of Elocution and Ora
matte Art; also private class English branches with
teachers for French and Mathematics. mh6- 2w#
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Books Books, BOOKS,

IMPORTANT Books Now REApr.
Military Law. ? vols. by Lieut. Col Win throp.
L. \ Reports. vol 1l5.
onus Probandi. by Bailey.
My Religion. by TolStoi
The House OF Crague. by Sleight.
Every Day Religion. by Clarke.
Pstrocius and Penelope by Dodge
Domesticus. Butler.
Indian summer HowellS
All Books not ON hand ordered
Gard engraving ana printing a speciality.
mh5 " m MoRRISnN s-S m. A..
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NEW SELECTION of Card and Drop Leaf Tables
just received W. H. HOughtOn, 1914 + st.
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j. e. HCTHINsOS announces n grand spring
Millinery opening for tomorrow, March 10th.
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lCESITURE, FURNITURE FURNITURE,-Great
reduction in prices. VIM III. DUNN, 81 9TH.
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10 PER CENT reduction on opera glasses until
May LIST at Vienna Optician Co, 500 Pa. n Nv.
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PCRIN CAENIvAL, Monday, March %, Rifles
ArmOTy.
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Extra Oysters
AT
HARvEY'S.
Received this am. the finest stock of salt
water Oysters that can be produced for Raw
Box, Roasting, Steamed, and every style. Also
plenty OF Diamond-back Terrapin and Canvas
Back Cucks.
HARVEY,
The originator of Steamed Oysters;
l All others are copies.
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The AMERICAN TRACT SoCIETY.-The annual
meeting OF the American Tract society was
held last evening at the New York avenue
church. Ex-Justice Strong presided, and Rev.
DR. Shearer, the secretary, presented a report
were received, out of which the expenditures
left a surplus of S5.O63. Three million tracts
were issued. Addresses were made by Rev. c.
:. Robinson. of New York; Rev. DR.. Bartlett
and Senator Harrison, of Indiana.
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CITY ITEMS.


The following extraordinary bargains will be
offered for tomorrow only at r. Goldschmid
sl2-7th St n. W: Cut glass ice cream saucers,
II for &c; New shape of decorated china
chamber sets, S3.17; with jar, $5.4S: Extra
silver-plated pickle Jar, only s9c.; Decorated
Engilsh china tea sets, "A pes. only 1927;
ID handsome French china cuspadores, &c.;
Jolica jugs. 19c: Decorated English Square
shapel combination dinner and tea sets, 100
pcs, $14.4S, worth $1,000; Handsome hand
painted American china dinner and tea sets,
los pcs, S19.4s, worth $4,000 French china
sets. 100 pes, reduced from $500 to go. so;
Extra large size real majolica cuspadores, only
4Sc.; Hand-painted French china fruit plates,
only Toe, worth zoe; String brooms, only Poe;
Langacre French shoe dressing, 6 large boxes
for 25c:, sold elsewhere for 6Oc. Imitation brass
trays II in. &C.; Ia in, 12c.; Is in 15c.; n..
19c.; 20 in, 23c.; Albums, 1Oc.: Fancy splash
mats. &c.; Whisk brooms, &C.; extra large, 15c.,
worth 25c.; Silver-plated tea spoons, 6 for 35c.;
Table spoons, tor &c. Forks, 6 for 69c.
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FINE Photos. Lardner. 927 Pa. avenue.
THE LATEST-Plain Cambrics for shades. Best
In use. All cOlors. w. II. HOughton IL Co., 1914
street northwest.
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The Great Dissolution Half-Price Sale.
Comparison will bear us out in the statement
that our prices are fully one-half less than else
where. Cousins Ladies' Curacao Kid Shoes,
opera or common sense last, all sizes and
width, at 1928, worth 81. Mems Calf, war
ranted hand-stitched shoes, lace, button or
Congress, at So SO, worth So Misses Curacao
Kid or Pebble Goat worked button hole shoes,
common sense or spring heels, at 81 %, worth
1925. Boys and Youths Button Shoes, very
best solid leather soles and fine calf uppers at
$1.1 worth So. Childrens Kid Spring Heels,
worked button holes. sizes 8 to 1O12, at s5c.,
worth $1.25. Infants Genuine French Kid
Shoes, with tassels, worked button holes at
65c.. worth S1:25: Ladies' Kid and Pebble
Worked Button Hole Shoes. at 81. 10, worth So.
Ladies' Fine Kid Common Sense or OPERA at
S1.75. worth 1925. Mems Excellent Grade,
button, lace OrCOngress, wide or narrow toe, at
s1.35, worth $3.50: Youths All-Leather But
ton. at S5c, worth $1.25. Misses Spring Heels,
at SIC. worth s1.4O. Childrens Pebble But.
ton Shoes, at Coo, worth 81: Childrens Kid
Spring Heels, AT SOC, worth 81. Infants Lace
Shoes, at &C. worth 25c. Ladies' Serge Slip
pers, zoe. Mems slippers, 35c. Mems and
Ladies Fine Embroidered Slippers, at 65c.
worth $1.25. STRAsBURGER Bios. 726 9TH
street, between q and II, and 461 Pena ave-,
near 41.a street.
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Mr.. SANDERSON STILL ALIyE-Mr. Nicholas
SandersoD, whose death at Providence hospital
was announced Saturday, is still alive, though
IN a somewhat critical condition from hernia.
The ply sicians have hopes of his recovery.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CLASSES repaired while waiting; Hempler'
Corner 4IR.
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THE VISIT OF THE 7TH REGIMENT.-The It'll
New York regiment will celebrate the anniver
sary OF their visit TO this city in 1861 by max
ing trip here on the 10th prOximO as hereto
fore stated in THE STAR. They will be received
by the Washington Light Infantry and will
make the armory of that corps their headquar
ters. ON the 10th OF April they will be re
viewed by the President and on the evening O
the 21st they will return. Dispatches received
from New York announce that go members O.
the regiment will come.
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DIAMONDS AT Cost.
y few of the unprecedented bargains.
Solitaire Ring, karat. perfect, $50; worth SIS.
/,
Cluster :. white dianondsS25; S;}S.
Solitaire - IL. karat gem, $50; 800
Cluster 50 % large stones, 81; 50 500.
Some immense bargains III diamond ear
rings. X. Ii ARRIS Il Co..
49, 9TH street.
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We have no special days for pretended low
prices. but always sell Furniture. Carpets,
Bedding. Upholstery Goods. POTteres, Lace
Curtains and all goods i'm our line as low as any
advertised price list. To verify the above facts.
call and SET us. Singleton u Fletcher, 41o 9Th
street NV
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FURSITURE, FURNITURE, FCRNITURE,-Creat
reduction in prices. NM. III. DUNN, 81 eth.
PUEIM CAENIvAL, Monday, March ID, by W.
l.. y