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Homo Library Association

OIP"ft""NS f0f CheHP DDoFS.
Mr., F. DeSales l.owa d is now in our comfy
canyassinE for subscribers to The above ls,o-
citation BIZ becoming a member, the associa-
ton will furnish books Of all STANDARD au-
thors nicely bound and handsomely finished
at prices that are simply startling to the read
ing public. ! .aTge catalogue is furnished
with list Of the6ooes published by the asso-
cation and the cursoU examination we have
given it shows thai i contains all the stand
ard works extantS Ia addition the association
furnishes to all iu members free Of cost large
book of 800 pages that is in itself fully worth
the membership tee. 1t contains information
on almost every known subject and is in re-
aIity condensed euclycopedia. Those Of our
people on whom MIR. Howard Will call should
give him hear.tg and examine thoroughly
what he represents as such rare opportunity
to obtain cheap books has been seldom offered.
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Straw berry Plants for Fall
Planting.

Crimson Cluster immensely productive,
has been known to average quart 10 a plant,
berries large aud rich dark crimson color
: per hundred
Sharpiess. One of the largest berries, often
measuring six inches in circumference aud OF
fine flavor
llenderson.-The frnit is large early, and
noted for its exquisite flavor, excellent bearers
Parry The berries are large aud round, a
very attractive looking strawberry being Il
brilliant light red, they are good bearers.
Price OF either ofthese three varieties 30 cts
per hundred or 81 per thousand Any Of The
above % cents per dozen by mail. One acre of
straw berries well cultivated, will bring more
money than quite large tobacco crop Ap-
ply 10 SAMUEL r NEAVE.
llughesvlle Charles county, Md.
Agent for Montgomery Fire Insurance Co.
aug l7-bm
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Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
III Market Space, near It'll Street.
Next door to the Boston Variety Sto.e.
Washington, d. G.

Cash customers who buy 90 or over will
select one of the following valuable presents:
\ pair Of large size Pure Linen Damask Tow
els, worth 90; pair Of silk embroidered
Cursets, worth Tjc or 4 half dozen fine quail
t. Damask Napkins, worth 75c.
Cashmere Shdwls Pure Wool, Cream Blue
Garnet, %.
Henrietta Cashmeres, Pure Fine Wool, wide
double width, all coors, price was soc reduc-
ed to 2jc.
Cash customers who buy 10 90 or over will
select one of the valuable presents: large
size hapdsome Ydh Quilt worth ! 500 one
dozen fine quafy DanasK Napkins, worth
30, or two pirs Of large size Pure Linen
Damask Towe's worth 90.
Another Grain lnducrment will be offered
to Cash Buyers p deal with us.
on AUGUST 20,
on AUGUST q,
ON AUGUST p,
ON AUGUST 23,
ON AUGUST -,
On AUGUST %,
1875. As follows:
Cash custoue S who buy 90 or over can
soloct ers of M following valuable presents
Iarre si1ed handsome Bridal Quilt worth
"a One IA en- fine quality, pure Linen
n,nn,sl, Vs,kir, worth ] 90 Two pairs 0
faa n,,ii,y Ire linen, large size DamasE
fovcis worth 90, or two pairs Of glove fit
i'm, C,rsets va tn 80.
CARRIERS,
~, v,,l,;nrtsl and Charles county C.tsl
ny Goods Store.
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FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH.

The Tompkins Farm of about one hundred
aud eight, five {cres, Immediately at Port
Tobacco Station, n good order, all buildings
and fence newly repaired Some good fruit
Mr.. L. I. Jotn4 on at La Plata, VIII show
the property.
or win be reutdd to desirable tenant.
Address Dr.. DUCK,
az North Charles Street.
may l5-n Baltimore, Nd.
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UNDERTAKER. uNDERTARER.
j. w. ROB Y,
CoX'S STATION,

ITAVING purchased Of q. T. Hayden at
4 Coxs Station his bearse and under
takers fixtures, an prepared tc furnish Cas-
kets and Collins Of the latest styles, at the
lowest prices. viii attend all funerals in
person. jy 3I-lm
Mr.. Hayden extends to his patrons his sin
cere thanks for the encouragement given hum
while IN the business, and as6s the same good
will for nv success
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For Sale.
WANTED.--SH
STR4YED or STOLEN.

Strayed from my enclosures a dark bay
colt years old, has bad front hoofs, cracked
and much worn. Any information as to his
whereabouts will be thankfully received.
DAVID SA0OT, Sheriff.
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ST. TR0Mks ACADEMY.

The scholastic duties at ST. Thomas Acadc-
my will be resumed on the third Monday in
September.
n r p NJ
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For Sale.

\ pair of mules Apply At this office.
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Board, Tuition and Washing per an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR:
CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-The city school board held
its regular monthly meeting at the Peabody build
ing last night, Hon. F. s. Smith in the chair In the
Bryant, Carne, Fendall, Leadbeater, Marbury,
strauss, ana Vincent present. Miss Sailie ates,
teacher OF Lee school, No. z, was elected principal
OF Lee school, For teacher to Ill the vacancy Oc-
casiOned by the death Of Miss Clarkson Mr.. VIM
cent nominated Miss Matte Mclean, Mr. Strauss
mated Miss Albrand. The vote st0od Miss Al
brand-MeSSrS. Bryant and Smith; Miss Mclean
MessrS Aitcheson, Carne and Vincent, and the
residue OF the members present for Miss Crump
On further ballot Miss Crump was elected teacher
and Miss Aibrand permanent substitute. ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. strauss so fest OF hose and q reel was
ordered for Peabody building, and the board ad-
journed.
Masonic vIsIr-Some fifty Washington "brothers
Of the mystic tie" from various lodges paid fra
ternal visit, last night, TO Andrew jackson Lodge
and after pleasant evening, devoted to ''labOr
NOTES.-A number or ladies met last night at the
castle hall OF Oriental Lodge and made arrange
ments for the coming Pythian fair.-A twenty
one drum corps has been organized here, and will
be ready for business III few weeks Frank Ma
son Is tambOur- ajor.-The little steamboat
Harry Loder which had been In winter quarters
for some time Is now on the daily route to Piscat-
way creek.-Mr. A. G. Hartman, who has been
sick with eryStpeiaS for some time is so much I'm
proved as 10 be able TO leave his bed.-Workmen
Date Fagan's) dlstllery. near this clty.-Mrs.
Susan Studs widow OF the late Frederick Studs,
died last night OF paralysis, at her home North
Capitol street. She was the widow OF the late
Frederick Studs, who was at one time engaged
in contract work in washington.-Littlei inter-
election In the third ward, fixed for tue I'D Of this
month,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
FOR SALE--HOUSFS.

IrOR SALE-Tw0-SToRY BRICK HOUSE; SIX
Il rooms and hall; modern ynproyements q:sS
Boundary st. NV; $1,000. Address Box loo, star
office. rni2.ots
ITOR sAI.E-wE CALL THE ATTENTION OF PER-
Il sons looking for handsomely furnished houses 90
the residence OF q gentleman abroad for Two or
three years; house furnished in the artistic de-
the PLANS Of Boston architect situated
most desirable corner overlooking Dupont Circle:
can be rented tor year longer full IL s.nior al
our office, HILL a JOHNSTON
mh2-2tSwSs2mo s:Bs 18th ST nv.
IrOR SALE-NEw HOUSE Ills o ST n. W: 10
Il rooms and bath all modern improvements; fres-
coed and papered. key next door, 1ll7 price 600.
Apply TO q. W. HANDY. ~. r ST. NV nh2-0t
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Ok B1ooD. GoBIrs Blue.

OX blood. OOBLIN DLCE.
TERRA GOTTA. AND TAN,
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth
Pure WOOL one yard and half wide.
Worth 81; Reduced to SING.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN. DC.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, &, 10. 12Xc
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality CSC
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles 12]<c
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost
COLORED SILK vELvETS worth g.; only Soc.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
cheap at u. 30; only 75c.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST,
Cash Customers who buy &5 over will receive ONE
Of the following presents One .Psir of Handsome
broidered CoIsets. worth 75c.; Or Half Dozen Fine
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81 81
AANDSoME CLOTH PLAIDs, pure wool. one yard
and shalt wide. worth 81; only soc.
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool
vide double width. all colors; wonderful bargain
double width. 37$c.
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over win receive
ONE Of the following presents: Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth @150; Two Yards and . Half
Table Damask, worth 4l.S7; or One Dozen Fine Nap
Don't fail 10 al for the Valuable Present IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

TEE CASE BROUGHT BY his sIsrRR-rN-LAw-HR II
HELD FOR TIE GRAND JURY ON $500 BAIL

TEE CASE BROUGHT BY his sIsrER-rS-tAv-ux m
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY ON $500 BAIL
sensation was caused In legal circles last night
oy tne arrest OF Mr.. Samuel T. Drury the lawyer.
On charge OF forgery. He was found in his room,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ street. by
pesecuve Aattingiy and Wheeler, who escorted
Nun 70 the sixth police station, where, being un-
aoie 10 give ball. he was locked up. He refused to
say anything about the charge against HIM. The
warrant was sworn out by Mrs. Mary Shaw of No
lios 10Th street, the DEFENDANTS sister-in-law.
Inc warrant charges that the defendant @did
publish, and put on as true, certain forged and
counterfefted written and printed paper-writtng
IN the words figures, and abbreviations following:
..TSe N.,;o,., WASHINGTON. d. G., Oct % 1856
..Pay TO the order OF samuel r. Drury nifty dollars.
$o0 MARY SHAW"
.By means Of which said forged and counter
ieited paper-wrtttng the said Drury obtained from
tne oank named the sum OF $50"
ms morning in the Police court the defendant
pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Mrs shaw testified that she had deposited
money In the Bank OF Washington some time ago,
cSe9 two one for $50 ana the
cneck Tor $50, and that the name attached TO the
10 check was q forgery. On cross-examtnaf1on
witness said that the defendant went with ner 70
MI Fendalrs ONCE, where She received her money;
that he went with her to deposit the money In the
bank. She was first informed OF the alleged for
gerry when she called at the bank, and was told
Chas. K White, cashier OF the National Bank Of
Washington, testified that at the time the check
was sas6sd ne was paying teller at the bank and
The defendant testified that Mrs. shaw sign ed
the check charged and that he did not He ex-
planned the difference In handwriting on the va.
rfous checks by saying that at the time she signed
one OF them she was nervous
The case was sent tothe grand jury; bonds $500.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4 Inducements TO-nighI

AmmusementS IO-mtGhts
NArIoSAL--LOuis James in Much ADO
ALBAUaHs.-The Bostonians In "Mignon."
kKRsAH'S-yariety.
MANASSAS PASoRAMA--Day and evening
HAKRIs'.-"Pat's Wardrobe
WILLARD HALL-PrOI. Carpenter
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CONDENSED Locals

A dead colored infant was found at Seaton Park
southwest, by ID. e. Kerr yesterday.
To more enectually protect the street crossings
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CO. have placed
electric lights at all street crossings south OF Met
ropolitln Junction.
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free TO every new subscriber for year
10 the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
BOOK o. 19l pages, profsely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
Nessrs Birney & Birney have, for Frank II. Over
executor, He'd bill against Naiyin Eaves for the
construction OF the will OF Henry Smith as to
whether II gives the accomplishment power TO sell and
convey real estate.
twas K Z Gilchrist and not ]. H. Gilchrist, as
published. who opposed the resolution condennning
the action OF the District Commissioners in the &C.
lection OF the Mary Hall building at the meeting OF
colored citizens Wednesday evening.
The panorama OF the battle OF Bull Run will be
changed to ST. Louis.
Colored people OF Georgia are preparing TO give
ny FREDERICK Douglass an ovation on the occasion
OF his visit tn Atlanta next week.
j. Shilnngton sends Librarian SpOfYord,s indis-
pensable treasury OF facts, statistical, financial
and political, the American Almanac for 1855
Word comes from LeOnardtown that when the
death warrant was read TO Biscoe, the convicted
murierer or Capt. Dixon, he took the matter
cooy, and stated that he had expected TO be hung.
but not 50 soon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
B1oop Po1sos.

B1oop Po1sos.
was poisoned by poison ivy, and let it go
till the poison got into my blood, when I was
confined to my house for two months. had
sores and scales on me from head to feet. my
finger nails came of. and my hair and whiskers
came out. i had two physicisna but did not
seem to get much better. Then I saw Hoods
Sarsaparlla advertised in paper. and bought
bottle. 1t helped me 50 much that continued
taking it till had used three bottles. when
was cured"-G W. vUNx, Brockport Ny.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all Druggists. 81: six for S5 \Pre-
pared by C. I. HOOD L Co.. Lowell, Mass.
ja21 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

HIDDEN LrGHT.-The scriptures say: "Do not
hide your light under a busheL" II that light Is
the futtsrfng wfll-O-the-Wisp OF approaching In
sanity Won can pest hide under bushei OF Scotch
oats which In concentrated form Is found In every
bottle OF scotch oats Essence, and which cures
every form o, brain and nerve disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Great Inducements
to Shoe Buyers at the
Boston Shoe House,

OLE 18th street northwest.
10000 pairs Ladies', Misses and Children's, Gen.
tlemeRs, Boys and Youths Shoes OF every descrip-
tiOn to be sold at and below the cost to manufac-
ture them. This Is a big loss to U.s. but big gain
TO shoe buyers. Among these shoes are:
SO Gents Shoes now 1898.
81 $40
81 and s.. so Gents Shoes now 149
The celebrated James Means s. Shoes now 90 at
$3.50.
Gents Working Shoes at 75c. and upward.
Ladies' s. Shoes $685. Ladies' "a Shoes 81 0S: &3
Ladies' Shoes LBS; 81 Ladies' Shoes 125 and 81 so.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Rubber Shoes 19c
per pair.
Buttons Raven Gloss Shoe Polish 15c a bottle.
Call early and get your choice.
THE BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,,
0l2 9TH street northwest.
We close at p. m. daily. Saturday at IL 80
pm.
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CHEW .Rosenfeld's Gem Tobacco.

CLOSING SALE OF PAINTINGS-MessrS Walter b.
Williams Co, auctioneers, Will make closing sale
OF paintings this evening at their saleSroom, cor
ner 10th and PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

NEW SPRING-srYLE HArs.-Now opening some
new shapes and colors in gentlemen's derbys: also
the sprfng-sty silk hal, at r. {. Lewis Sons,
1421 New YORK avenue; branch, go 18th st. NV. |;
also, nice line new-style neckwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

HuYLKR's COCOA, for breakfast and supper.
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthful.
sold by grocers Wholesale depot Jas L Barbour
SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

CoLBURN's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The king Oh condiments The finest made. Fol
sale BY grOcers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Delivered free and satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded We solicit a trial order BY mail,
or cali at warehouse and ONCE, 206 10th street
northwest Also, stand In Center Market, It'll
street wing, B-street side. and 90 street Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
President Whites Wise Words Of Advic
60 students.


BOYS WHO SMOKE CIGARETTES NEVER AMOUNT TO
ANYTHING.
An address was delivered this morning before
the students Of the preparatory department OF the
Columbian University by President Andrew ID.
White, who Is now giving a course OF lectures In
the Columbian University.
President White spoke earnestly and emphati-
cally, urging his hearers to be true to themselves
TO cultivate force OF character, to be able TO say
'yeS' and "no" and TO stick to their decision. no
matter what influence OF an Injurious character
might be brought 10 bear upon them. He men,
TONED the Cases OF several men who were brilliant
as college students but who failed In life because
OF a certain weakness Of character and want OF
strong, determined wfll-pOwer. He then spoke OF
the Importance OF concentration OF ideas and
thought. He warned the boys against the cigar
cite habit stating that he never knew boy who,
when under the age OF twenty, smoked cigarettes,
that became In after life man OF any force or im-
pOrtance He said that he felt awe in standing be-
fore the boys, because our great country would be
In the twentieth century what these boys and
others OF their age would make 1t. His address
was full OF energy, OF admirable advice Of sound
wisdom, showing In every sentence the power and
the thought, the culture and the grace of diction
which have made the name OF Andrew White
famous and honored wherever education has made
its way.
He was followed In a few choice and admirable
words by President yelling.
In closing the exercises, Principal Montague an
nounced that the subject OF next weeks compost
tons In school would be President Whites address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
A Clean sweep! A Clean swecpy

Clean sweep! A Clean Swept
You cannot AFFORD TO let this chance go BY you
without an investigation, as we can save you some
money. The following goods must go, and to make
them go we have concluded to sacrifice them:
90 pairs Misses Kid and Goat button, regular
prices Sl.25, $l.50 and $1.75; clOsing-out
price. :::....:::........ ................. .s0ss
n pairs Misses KID Button (Com. Sense and
OPERA. ................. LOO
Not pair worth less than $780,
Cousins Ladies' Shoes, all sizes and widths. LOS
Ladies' Hand-Weited D0ngoia Button. 100
Kid Button, genuine stock, $l20; worth g 90
Mems V. &. Scotch Bottom Shoes. ............. 175
This Is our regular $500 Shoe we are sacrificing.
Mems Calf Dress Shoes every pair warrantedl LIS
The STANDARD SHOE House,
824 9TH, between II and SITS NV
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II. JACOB, JuIcY CRoouKrrEs. 81 per dozen.

OUR LINE OF SCARFs, Fourth Hands, windsors
&C. Is now completes; prices from Csc up
FRANC, Strictly one Price Halter and Furnisher,
cor. 9TH and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Indications for he 81 hours commencing a, u M
FOR the Districtof Columbia, Virginia, and North
Carolina, Light 20 fresh easteriy winds except
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Herd. Prank Down. I'm All.
Special Prices 1t the Oriolc,
S22 9TH street, and at our Branch 1722 Pennsylva-
MIA ave-, lately occupied by Mrs. c. f. Schmidt,
SATURDAY and MONDAY March 2 and 4

SATURDAY and MONDAY, March 3 and 5.
Black Jersey, coat back, 47c. Bretonne Jelsey,
coat back, plated front, 73c.; allwOOl, coat back
Jersey, CSC, better quality Jersey, plated 'front.'
coat back, $l.21; fine cloth jersey trimmed across
the front with black braid entirely new, worth S.
stitched back Kid Gloves at 68e Lining Cambria
&C. per yard; Selisia, Skc. per yard; Linen Crash,
&c per yard; large white Spreads, &c.; Table
Oiicloth 19c. large size Towels, 1Oc.; Children's
Ribbed Hose, all sizes, loo.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Reinforced Linen bosom Shirt, &c.; Double
back, Lnen-bosom Shirt, Soc; Unbleached Mixed
socks, 10c,; Seamless Socks, double heel pair for
25c.; Balbriggan Socks, regular made, SPAR Soc;
Fancy striped Isle Thread u Hose, a5c.; best
Four-ply Linen Collars, for pc; Guns, 15c Men
or Boys Fancy Flannel Shirts soc. and 6ec. !;
Bleached or Unbleached Twtlled Drawers, 25c. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World a.
cueredfre 70 every new subscriber for one year 10
Tie NKzkLY STAR IL Is handsomely prfn,ed
book Of lSl pages profusely illustrated with more
thAn loo eolored mapsand diagrams, and contains
aWealth or general Information. See ADVERTISE
Denl u another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Miss Fanny Oiphant, formerly OF womans Ex.
change. Homemade Cake. Bread Preserves, Jel.
lies, Pickles. orders by mail promptly attended to-
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EOR RENT
6l2Fn.w..l 1ES166. 81
1877 n ct. q. W., 13r. ..13oj
2006 r st. n.w.1lr. 3.34
1907 N ut. NV, Tor. Us
607 18th st. NV, lit. 20
1706 F st. 1..r..........6s
700 9Th ct. n. W., 12r. 81
1921 X st NV, 1lr. &c
S21 10th st. NV, 81. 81
"a Grant Place, Or. so. D.
1905 r ct. NV, 1lr. .5s
1Tl4 18th ut. NV. 11r. %
b16 9th at. n-w.,1Vr.. 45.5h
22l E. Cap. st., 11r. .5O.Il
1873 9TH ct. NV, lr. ...5e
1924 @ ct. n. w.. 7r. 40
1919 9th St n. w..9r. 40 4.
1873 10Th ~. n. W., 9r40-! u
$50 n stA.w.. Or. .......4U
20l1 14th NV, 12r.
23l1 N st. NV. 9r.30. 81
317 c st. Sc, Or. =. 30. go
1116 9Th st.n.w., Or. 80 so
22j LIST NV. Sr. .....30 20
400 II 1t. n. o, Sr. :. 30. 81
20 ! st. n. w., Tor. 30
6:s2 o st. NV, 8 r.. 80
I20 Arthur Pl., 7r.. 20. 80
ga b II. WARN
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Try Beatty's Ivory Starch.
Easy TO use, quick, beautiful worn. Grocers

balance OF the bankrupt stock bought by s.
W. Augenstein, 81, 819 and S21 9TH n. W., at the
recent auction IN New York, Will be sold tO-mor-
row. Note the prices and compare them with So
called bargains OF other houses. Il doz. Gilt Band
French China Egg-Cups, 14c; Large Majoiiea
Plates, lee; Japanned Kniie-Boxes, ice; Covered
and Handled Slop-Jars, Sl.36, worth So; u doz.
Cups and Saucers, u doZ. Plates, Meat Dish,
sins, shell Pattern. 37c. Decorated Tea Set, 90
worth -; Fancy Box Writing Paper, &c; New
style Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, $1.S7; Carving
Knife and Fork, zoe; English China Moss Rose
Dinner Sets, $1S9S, worth $35; Salt-Boxes, SC. (;
Fancy Vases. &C.; Water Bucket and 80 Clothes
22c; 50 smyrna Rugs reduced 10 s26a; 81 Rugs
only $l.95; u dOZ. Table Tumblers, 15c.; Hand
some Backing Case and Backing Brush, SIC. /