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The Mortality for March.

VITAL STATISTICS OF THE DISTRICJREPORfED
BY THE HEALTH OFFICER.
The health officer has issued statements of
births, marriages and deaths for February and
March. During February there were 800
deaths in the District, and 81 marriages and 312
births We're reported.
During March there were 43S deaths in the
District. OF this number 81 were white males
115 white females, 50 colored males and "a col
ored females, giving death-rate of 21.71 per
1000 per annum for the whites, 33. 80 for the
The death-rate for the month is higher than the
mean rate for the month of March for the past
twelve years by 81 for the whites, and lower
than the mean rate for the same period for the
former and ~ for the latter. The white ma
tives of the District furnished % per cent of
the total deaths: the colOred natives % per
cent. Natives of other parts of the United
States gave At per cent and per cent of the
deaths occurred among those of foreign and un-
known nativity.
The principal causes of death in the order of
their fatality were: Consumption, 10; pneumO-
mia, so; diseases of digestive organs, %; bron-
chitis, II; heart disease, Is; senile debility s.
birth, IL; typhoid fever, 10; cancers and
Dright's disease, s each; congestion of BRAIN z:
malarial fever, convultions and accidents, q
each; hamilton, cyanOSiS and homicides, 5
paralysis, puerperal fever and suicides, 4 each
scarlet fever, diarrhoeal diseases, alcoholism
dropsey. congestion OF the lungs and diabetes,
3 each. Less than 3 per cent of those dying
OF consumption and other lung diseases were
white natives OF the District, % per cent were
colored natives of the District and 81 per cent
persons born III other parts of the United States
and foreign countries. The average age of the
white decedents was IS years; of the colored,
% years. There We're 62 marriages and 333
births reDOrted
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Amusemen,s Tonight

Amusemenfs Tonight.
NATIONAL.-Boston Ideals in 1.-THE Maid Of
Honor"
ALBAUGH's.-Alfa Norman in 'The Mi
kado."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Battle of Manassas
HERZOG S.-'ESmeralda.''
HARRIS'.-"The Mikado.'
DIME MCSEUM.-Variety and drama.
OLD CAPITOL. PARK.-Forepaugh's Circus.
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An Alleged Bigamist Arrested.

HE IS CHARGED WITH MARRYING WIFE IN
NORFOLK WHILE HE HAD ONE LIVING IN
THIS CITY.
George Johnson, shoemaker, who left this
city suddenly last December, was arrested in
Norfolk, Va, at the instance of his wife, who
arrived there on the 23d inst, on the charge of
bigaIny. She said she had ascertained that on
the 1th of March he had. after a short court
ship, married Mrs. Mary Saville, widow, OF
Norfolk. His first wife was a widow named
Mrs. Ann Il. Bell to whom he was married
November 4th, 1851. At a preliminary exami-
nation in Norfolk he was held for trial.
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LEAVE Your ORDERS for Potomac roe shad
large white perch, boiling rock, at X. \. Col
den's Potomac river game and fish stalls, Gen.
ter Market. Roe shad speciality, rect ived
daily from the upper and lower Potomac.
Goods delivered free in city. Telephone i7-3.
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ACHING BACKS

ACHING BACKS
Weak Backs, Pain, Weakness and Inflammation O
the Kidneys, Shooting Pains through the Lons. Hu
and Side Pains, Lack of Strength and Activity re-
lieved In One Minute and speedily by the CuT
CURA ANTIPAIN PLASTER new, original elegant
and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation AT
druggists, 25c.: five for S1.OO; postage free Of
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston, Mass.
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The American Surgical Association.
a CONXENTION To BE HELD IN THIS CITY THIS

CONVENTION To BE HELD IN THIS CITY THIS
WEEK.
The annual meeting of thu American Surgi.
cal association will be held in the reading room
of the Army Medical Museum, beginning Wed
nesday morning. The sessions will continue
tour days.
Papers are announced by Drs. Christopher
Johnston, OF Baltimore; Harold C.. Ernst, OF
Jamaica Plain, Mass; n. Sem, of Milwaukee,
Wis; John II. Packard and w. w. Keen, OF
Philadelphia; I. L. Prewitt, of ST. Louis: Donald
Maclean, of Detroit, Mich; John s. Coleman of
Augusta, Ca; Roswell Park, OF Buffalo, and C.
III. Mastin, OF Mobile, Ala. The annual dinner
will be held at Welcker's, Thursday evening
The officers of the association are: President,
Moses Gum. NJ. D.; vice presidents, Christie
pher Johnston, NJ. d., Thomas p. Russell, NJ D.:
secretary, Jacob Il. Weist, NJ. D.. treasurer
John II: Brinton. NJ. D.; recorder, j. Ewing
Phineas 5. Conner. NJ. D., John s. Billings, M.
d.: L.. AcLane Tiffany, NJ. D.; chairman of
committee of arrangemcnts-J. S. Billings, u.
=. A. ~ "
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NV Srn1so -DRY GooDs
AND silks

We make specially Of all kinds of Black Goods and
keep the best imported
Priestly's Celebrated Silk Warp Henriettas, 1t 81
&1.25. $3.50. 81. IS and 81
Black Canvas, at Soc, 621hc, 75c. and 81
Black Silk Grenadne, at 75c and 81
Black Drap dAlma, at 75c., 81 and $l.26
Black Albatross at 37la so. 62la and 75c
Black Nuns Yelling at Is. 37la. so and 621hc
Black Cashmeres Uhe best French goods), at 40 so
621a. Is, S5c and 81 per yard
Black Surah Silk, at IS. SIC, 81 and Sl.26
Black Gr0s Grain Silk-we keep the Monopoly Slh
from 81 to p. every yard Of which we guarantees
to wear well.
Also q full stock of Fancy Spring Dress Goods
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Hosiery and Gloves
HANDSOME EASTER CARDS WILL BE GIVEN
TO EACH CUSTOMER.
One Price Only.
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The Proof OF the Pudding, &c.
This is an old adage handed down to us from
ing his Christmas pie; but the moral is as old
as Adam, and whether it be work, promises,
medicine OF what not it simply means that
ultimate value. This is why there is such q
universal demand for DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef
and Iron ON Those who have tried other ner-
when they have once tried Henley's compound
can never be persuaded to use any thing else.
The proof OF the pudding is the eating thereof.
Celery, Beef and Iron combined
Are the very best nervinc your doctor can find.
It's food and a tonic far better than wine,
For 1t 1ntoxi Gates not, like the fruit of the
DR.. Henley's choice extract is every ones
A blood and brain strengthened on which all
can depend.
The greatest restorer of bodily strength,
The specific which surely will add to LIES
And Iron combined. It banishes y grief,
1t Strengthens the nerves, the system it tones,
Adds vigor to muscle. brain power and bones.
Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil. m,w,I13t
Boston Variety Store,
7o5 & 7o7 Market Space, Emmons Smith & Co
Maple Rod, three joints, 12c.
Brass-mounted Ash Rod, three joints, with
Full brass-mounted Rod, four joints, with reel
band, S9c.
Nickel-mounted Fly Rod, $1.49.
Headquarters for Tennis and Base Ball goods
CroQuet, &C. m,W,t-2m
Aladdin Security Oil, recommended by
Insurance companies as the safest burning oil
10 use. m,w,f,13
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
See Manning 4 Co.'S Slate and Wood
MantelS,
before purchasing. Best work. Lowest prices 2w
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in p Id. "Ward" prints, 45c
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

offers Family Flour Si.9S Dbl: best Family
Flour 1913 Dbl, S1.14 Il bbl., &c. 4 bbl.; Pat
ent Flour So I3 Dbl. 81 80 u Dbl, Soc. y Dbl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

S2S WILL BUY solid walnut, marble-top,
chamber suite, with bevel mirror. chairs,
rockers, etc. WIN. II. DUNN,
81 9TH sfreel northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

EMBRo1DEnED PoseEE DREssEs
Made of Finest Quality CHINA PoNGEE, 54 EN-
brodery. and IA yards of plain material, which
VIII De ample for any dress These are new
styles. and have been embroidered ex-
pressly for us in Silk and Chenille
BLACK SATIN sURAH OR MERvErrIE1,x;
made by C. 81 Bonnet. Lyons. the best ever offered
sf CLIFTON MILLS sunAH SILK at sloo; worth
BoNNET and GUINET BLACK SILKS. all grades
BEADED GRENADINE and BEADED PANELS
for trimming.
GH dssIEns 80 inches wide all WOOL beau
BLACK GOODS of every description from the best
BLACK WOOL LACE. BLACK TAPE LACE
NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS GOODS
CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS
We have opened during the past week large add,
DKEss GOODS which offer al New YORK 1 and bos
FIR FRENCH sATTEENs in Evening Shades, that
silks very closely. e
EMBROIDERED BLACK FICHUs
| WHITE and CARDINAL CHUDDA SHAwIs
| REAL CHUDDA SHAWLS
| PARASOLS. SUN UMBRELLAS.
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY
Fl 4 5e5s 1S5 1F PURE LINEN
vose winch we confidently recommend the kes
Boardng-house it Is unsurpassed. 1o' no'sls anu
and NrE Eli .osk 81
| CoiIONS. Lowest market prices.
special bargains In lot Of WHITE EMRROID.
| GhEO MOSLlN DRESSES at one-half their value
| ONE PRICE.
| W. n SINISTER q SONS,
e1s Peunsylvania ava
| =. os-1ne best Is the Cheapest apl2
/
EAsrER NovE1un
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NovELTTHN
NOW Is the time to buy-stock complefa
| LARGEST TOY, FANCY GOODS Ann rrouurrv
HOUSE IN THE cry. A-'A
CHRISTIAN RUPPERT
| aP1o 4OS406 7th street northvees
JAMES II. McGILL =
e sos g STREET
Sells the Paint your bury fnr a1s
ap16-1OtAp CARRIAGE 8IxtX
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Easter Sunday.
A BRIGHT DAY AND LARGE ATTENDANCE AT

THE CHURCHES.
The somber hangings were lifted from the
affairs in the churches throughout the city yes
terday. uScovering the bright flowers that
doomed beneath, and bright sunshine poured
in through the great church windows. The
services in all the Catholic and Episcopal
churches were very impressive, and were as q
rule largely attended. The attendance at all
the churches was large, in many cases numbers
IL was a day of music and flowers, and the
peasant weather brought nearly everybody
out-the ladies with their pretty easter bOnnets
and bright parasOls. High mass was celebrated
at the Catholic churches, and the services else
where were very beautiful. In most of the
churches sunday school services were held and
the children made their Easter offerings.
Tonight the restraint and selfdenial OF Len,
sreaf ac1iv,, Suyo 1917 Will oe aGs9 an viii
VIII be occupied tor the purposes OF amusement
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BAeDoN's LUsrRA PAINTS, at 5O4 9th st.

CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY. SOC 9Th, offers
5-pound bucket lard, 4oc.; 1O-pound bucket
lard, S5c.; shoulder meat, &c; sugar-cured hams,
12c. Order by postal or telephOne. 423-2.
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Thistle, Mr.. Speth's well-known racer died in
Louisville, KY, last Friday from blood poison
Ing caused by glass cut on the leg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

AlchmOnd's "Wet' or s'Dry'' Election.
Richmond, Va, will decide to-day whether it
Is to be "wet' or 'dry" city. In other words,
an election is in progress under the local option
law passed by the last legislature, and the ques-
ton of licensing or prohibiting the liquor traffic
is being voted on. The campaign has been con-
Quoted with much energy on both sides, and the
events which occurred in Atlanta some months
ago have been re-enacted. There has been the
same effort to secure the colored vote and the
party which gets the larger share OF it will
probably win. There are about 1880 voters
In the city, of whom at least 6, 900 are negroes
The liquor dealers and their friends, it is
claimed, have q large majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

BEST SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES. Buy at
Vienna Optician Co., 500 Penn. ave. NV.
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The Ascension Parish.

THE CONTEST BETWEEN RECTOR AND yESTRY
To BE DECIDED THIS EVENING.
The questions that have arisen in the yestry
of Ascension church in relation TO the rector.
the majority favoring his withdrawal from the
parish, will be decided at the meeting of the
pew-holders this evening, when new vestrymen
viii be elected. Both parties to the controversy
have agreed TO submit the matter to the pew
holders, and an active canvass has been con-
Quoted The general impression seems to be
that the cause of the minority of the vestry or
that OF the rector, will prevail. They have put
out-N- W. Burchell, G. G. Duncanson H w
Garnett and y. j. Falls. To be voted INV. X.
Riley, Cazenove q. Lee, NJ. VI. Mcdonald and
Gen. >. IL. Holabird. The law requires that the
places of four of the eight vestrymen shall be
vacated and four be elected in their places The
four members whom the friends of the ticket
propose 10 retain are w. w. Corcoran A s
Pratt, j. r. McCammOn and III. E. Davis A
circular has been issued To the pew-holders,
signed by Chas King, j. III. Upshur and w. w.
burdette, and recommending the above ticket
Ii states "a meeting has been held composed
OF a number OF pewhOlders OF this church as
the result OF which it has been decided to re-
commend 10 the voters OF the parish the adop-
Ton OF the inciOsed selection of the present
members OF the yestry to be voted out and ne
IOur persons TO be voted for as the new MEM
bers OF the vestry for the year next ensuing As
these selections have been made after serious
0enoeratlon and full consultation as To what the
niShest interests of the church require they
are earnestly commended to- the favorable con-
slderatlon OF the voters of this parish at the
coming election on Easter Monday next April
parish church. $3.50
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n NEW SUPPLY artistic milking stools. refrig-
orators, china mattings, window shades, baby
Carriages, &c just received. Moses & son.
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FoRrY-rwo NICE BLACK BAss-Dr. w. 8
naroan and q. +. Ruoff fshed Friday and
9iSa.nfaay OF last week at Weaverton, Nd, near
h harper Ferry, and caught forty-two nice black
pass, with a total weight of over IS pounds.
Inc largest fish was caught by Mr.. Ruod and
weighed pounds and two ounces
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RIvERvIEw, the new summer resort on the
totonac, Is very attractive, and will
doubtless ind much favor with the excur-
sion going community. The dancing
pavilion, bowling alley, shooting gallery and re-
ilesnihent buildings are all OF hrst-ciass order
anu u decided attraction to the spot.
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The Courts.
ATE CQrRT-.IlI(llIe .Z0n1ee

PROBATE CoURT-Judoe James.
Saturday, estate OF Pierce Il. Carlisle; letters
of administration granted to Calderon Carlisle;
bond $4,000. Estate of Thos. Bayne; order for
letters testamentary revoked and issues direct
ed to be sent to the Circuit Court. Estate of
VIM. Parker; order granting letters of admins
tration to O.T.Thompson; bond $500. Estate of
Ered'k Barr; letters of administration to Simon
Wolff bond $1,1OO. Estate of Joseph Brown;
Lewis Clark appointed guardian to J. II. b.
Brown; bond $3.50; Estate of d. NJ. Sylvester;
Wilhelmina 7. Sylvester appointed guardian
bond $500. Estate Of Daniel Stewart, late Of
the U. S. cavalry; order of publication. Estate
OF Timothy Sands; prayer OF Sarah j. Croissant
denied. Estate of VIM. Cox; order OF publica-
ton. Estate of NJ. Solomon; will admitted to pro-
bate NJ. A. S. Cary qualified as guardian of bra
ham w. and Selma A. Shadd. Estate OF John
Hancock; letters OF administration issued to
Susanna Hancock; bond $500. Estate of Mary
A. Campbell; letters OF administration issued
to U. L. Thompson: bond 5000.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e She'll
To-day, Robert Thompson, indecent exposure,
30. Samuel Alexander, colored disordely con-
duct and carrying a pistol; So and $50. Frank
Waters, atfray; So. Peter Taylor, assault; per-
sOnal bonds.
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SuRAH Silks,
in Beautiful Spring Shades extra wide width OK.
ceent quality, 65c.
HOMESPUM DRESS GOODS, in Beautiful Spring
Shades, all pure fine wool, 25c
ALBATROSS and NUNS YELLING all pure fine
wool, Beautiful Spring Shades, wide double
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c.
BOU-CLA DRESS GOODS, Ia yards wide, immense
double width, 75c.
,GcG A RRR TIT ZEE RRR $3.50
6 o "A A Z r + En- kRT ssss
GOO ~ ( + EEE B + ssss ;"
III Market Space. near It'll street.
NAVY BLUE, BROWN AND GARNET SATINEs.
15c ~ ~
ROYAL SERGE Beautiful Dress Goods Spring
shades, extra wide width, IL yards for So.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS extra
wide width cash value 81 .25, price reduced to 81
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, 1Sc
1000 yards of PLAID MUSLIN. good quality &c
BLACK SATIN MERVELIEUX, all silk, Csc
BLACK BROCADE SILK. 75c. &
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, SL5O
Two of HANDSOME DOUBLE SATIN
DAMASk TOWELS, worth 81, will be presented
10 each customer who buys $40 worth of Dry
Goods These elegant towels are yard and q
quarter long nearly three quarters purefne
linen and decorated with beautiful wide colored
ooroer. apl6
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9Th and ID, the only strictly price hat and
gents furnishing store in the city.
FOR SALE.-At Hyattsville. Md, a beautiful
new cottage. Will be completed and ready for
occupancy by May LIST; Will be sold cheap and
on easy terms Splendid building lots also for
sale. The undersigned will take you out at
their expense. Trains leave at $50, 4:10. $40
and $40 pm. GEORGE J. JOHNSON,
713 Market Space.
LOUIS ID. WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania avenue.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY Co., SOC 9TH street,
offers French brandy 81 gallon or soc. qt.; good
rye whisky 50 gallon or soc. qt.; 7-year-old rye
$3 gallon or 7oc. qt-
FL, FO, FUN,
smell the blood of an Englishmun.
Where, say, where?
Why, at the Englishe Faire,
1t opens to-day, at 1:3O PM, at the Light In
fantry Armory.
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Satin Fans in white cream pink, blue, cardinal,
feather tops Csc, formerly Sl4S Ostrich Feather
Fans in gray and black Says. price al hereto
fore. Black Gauze Fans hand-p painted, gold sticks
also Gold Gauze Fans with gold sticks. $l9S Latest
novelty. ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

FL, FO. Fun p!
smell the flood of an Englishmun.
Where iSay, where
Why. at the EngliShe Faire.
It opens to-day at 1880 p. H., at the Light In
Eantry ArmOry.
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MEMS AND Boys MACKINAw; hats % per
cent below prevailing prices. Francs corner
9TH and ID, the only strictly one price hat and
gents furnishing store in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

Al a meeting OF the permanent exposition
executive committee the following named gen.
tieIaen were added to the executive committee
VIZ: Hon. George Il. Loring, Rev W. A. Bart
iett aud commissioners Wheatley and Ludlow,
OF Washington; A. $. Abel, of the Baltimore
ottn; Gen. Felix Agnus, of the baltimore aInerj-
can, and John X. Bland, secretary OF the Ner-
chants and Manufacturer Association of Paitj
more The governors OF the forty-six states and
territories, the presidents and secretaries of all
the principal boards of trade in the United
states anC the mayors of all cities containing
2o,OOO population and upward were appointed
eA-oiicio members of the board OF promotion.
EARLY SUMMER Observation-Disclosures were
deserved IN considerable numbers in some
Darts OF the city last evening" 30 early an APP
pearance OF this summer vi5obr as this is quite
unusual IL not unprecedel ted, and NAV be
accepted as evidence that the present season is
al uncommonly forward one, in spite of the
seher;Ii impression TO the contrary.
HOME RULE MASS MEErTxG.-A call has
been nuInerously signed for mass meeting
to BE- hed az mes6ns Of panty creed or color
oIueT 70 give expression to public opinion ain
support OF the efforts of Hons W. e. Gladstone
ana Caas. Stewart Parneil to give 10 Ireland
""'ne rune ana the blessings we enjoy here"
Two DEAD INEANTs.-Y esterday afternoon
OHcer Maddox took To the fourth precinc1 So
ton a colored dead female infant iound on ~ .
lot between 24th and 25th streets and NJ aud =
horthwesI-Charies West took 10 the second
precinct station, yesterday morning a dead
male coiored infant, found on 1ith-slree. road
near Stoughton street.
The THEATRICAL MECHANICS BEyyFrr-
Many nrst-class attractions have yoluntaarea
70 taAe PAY In the first annual benefit of the
washing Lodge, No. =. Theatrical Mechan-
les Association, which takes place at Albaughs
on Thursday afternoon. April 10Th, the house
being kindly donated by Mr.. j. W. AIbauph
Among the participants will be r. L. Downing
Mrs james Davis, Blanche Chapman IilIia
Parsloe, Walter Dennis. Rose Wheeler. Jake
Budd, John Mack, VIM. Kinney Thos Trod
den, John Fox, Nina Bach, Rosebud Ed
Lawrence and many others. Prot Bernays and
orchestra will furnish music. Among the many
features will be the striking and setting of the
stage in full view OF the audience. The stage
will be under the direction OF Mr.. $. W. Keene
w. II. BAYNE'S FUNERAL.-The funeral O
VIM Il Bayne took place yesterday Afternoon
and was largely attended. The remains were
taken from the late residence OF the deceased
on 1lth street, 10 St Patrick's church, wher,
the services were cond ucted by Rev. j. A
Walter, WHO paid a deserved tribute to tn,
deceased. The interment was at Mount Olive
cemetery. The employees of the express con,
pany, numbering sixty, were present In a body
The pail bearers were Geo. >. Smith, Il.
Cuttings, III. L. Mengert, a. +. Yeatman, A. Nc
Dermott, Jas. w. White, y. w. Pratt and w
smith.
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LOCAL MENTION.
TheWNnfIler.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFfrCER.
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. April 20, 1856, am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather followed during Tuesday by local
rains, easterly generally shifting 10 warmer
southery winds.
For Tuesday local rains are indicated for the
middle Atlantic states the Ohio valley and
lower lake region, with slightly warmer weather
in the middle Atlantic states
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The Paais Royal lace buyer also purchased the fol-
lowing really STARTLING BARGAINS:
500 dozen Embroidered Ties worth from 5Oc to 81
each. Your choice for 29c...5 dozen-please remem-
Der only five dozen-Fichus, deliberately hand-em-
broidered. worth 81 so each. Your choice for Csc
Fs- Don't claim TO be particularly moral but smart
enough to know it pays to be honest. What good
would it do to advertise what was not trueY How
much harm would ensue when discovered. II pays TO
be honest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

Aladdin Security Oil, recommended b,
to use. mwf 1:3t
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W. W. BURDETTE 4 CO.,