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TEE Our RrxrDr
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON.

Mr.. D. B. Adams. Union. South Carolina.
writes; Il was afflicted with terrible case Of
blood poison for about thirteen months. was
treated by the best physicians. and used various
kinds Of remedies, but received no substantial
relief. I finally tried the Swift Specific. and
about four bottles cured me sound and we'll"
Col. B. II, Kieser editor and proprietor Of the
Opelika. Ala, T,mes under date Of August 5
3ss7. writes: When l was . young man.
si1 years since I was troubled with pam. 50 IS
sertised the S. 81 in my paper for several
years concluded would try it to see if there
ss assa s
sns walked the a. snd have
experiencing the good effects must say am
satisned with the result I am skis eight
and can go TO the case when necessary and set
up from six to eight thousand ems without any
ineonyenisnce. send you this without So
I Mr. S wO 81 S 2l1 Nesth Avenue Ghis.so
Il my duty to thank you for the cure received
very severe case Of boOd poisonire about two
years ago. Hearing Of your medicine. went
to . drug store, the proprietor of which per-
which he saa sure ears s.e as SIX H BOT
ties Of his stuff and grew worse all the time At
iast sot oLs6 ustcu duu ucsp6lreu OF = cure. 1
met friend who told me that your medicine
had cured him. went to the same druggist
again and demanded your medicine. He re-
luctantly sold me twelve bottles, and am now
perfectly cured write this for the benefit Of
sass to their being deceived By
benefit derived from your medicine"
pr. j. N. Cheney, prominent physician, re-
siding in Ellaville, Schley County, Georgia, in
. letter recountfng the tnfallible success be has
in curing contaeious blood POISON cases in his
the ALMOST inevitable. permanently dangerous
effects of mercury will welcome your di scovery
of s. s. &. as q boon to humanity The medical
profession, always wary Of proprietary medi-
cines, is coming slowly, and IN some cases se-
crety to the Use of s. s. g. in cases of blood dis
order. OF course medicine that cures poison
ing in its worst form must purify the blood Of
every disorder"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
9 n2-w&s Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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Which IL the WAY.

Which ia the way. dear Lord. that may know
The road DER which YEARLY must 20:
do not askit. Lord, that it may b.
From things which make it hard to journey free
Ny feet are bruised. and my heart is so
Cast dow with grlefS OF bitterness and woe
Ihat1t must need tiny guidance here below,
And with deep lOn2ing5 it cries out TO thee,
Which Is the way.
As when, in autumn days. the sharp winds blow
The withered lea YES. and sweep them to and fro,
so ali my hopes are scattered that Uy me
W ere held so strong anu dear; yet trustingly
My heart looks up and asks that thou wilt show
Which is the way.
WILLIAM BARTLETT Tyler
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From Cradle 10 Coffin.

We rock the cradle gsyly. and swing it to and fro,
life sleeps within it, In tender tones and low,
mother soothfs to sunber, in love-notes soft and
mild,
While held sleep and safety there rests esrhbSrn
child
As We rock the cradle gayly.
Va lay aside the cradle the bird its nest has down
And spread Its pinio-s boldly to make its
To iy. TO fall in row, rise and keep its way
Mid tolls temptations triumphs fair fruitae Of LIES
day,
As we lay aside the cradle.
We bend above the coffin. another soul has fed
The earthly fight is over is won or lost and dead
Tie babe who in the cradle first knew of earthly strife
And with hands close folded lies all know Of
life,
As we bend above the coffin.
CLARK W. BRYAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
----------@@x---
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctaonsss.
sfffsElf sShffsSSSsf rs fsa st Is fSz

THEsIfE rs1 sAtE ~ yATS Sa ,EEfSNSffRR
sTkEET N0kfawfsf, AID kl9MM AZ TaE
.OtD PORTION OF wEICkEES 1OIkk
Under and BY virtue Of . certain deed o. trust -
dated the 10Th day Of sepsembec A D. 1874 and n
the land records Of the District q coam IA and q
the request Of the party secured thsrehy, will oder
81 iitl $ ssf iiPfSa i Eff 4
KUARi. 1855 e HALF-P4sT fouh oEdock NJ;
the described real estate In the city
Of W.shiprton. District Of tnas z 20 Say
Of part Of square numbered TIVE hundssd and twenty
and running 6.ek sis6 ssss sidtf hundred
and twenty seven l12S feet TO ten llO) foot alley
together with the improvements thsrvon.
Terms OF Sale: sum SUFFICIENT to pay on the In
secured b. the sid deed q trust amount
ing TO elS.0Ox 't6 interest costa n1ss. Insurance
the ssrreeste to about ossh and the balance
p twelve 2) and eGhtesn month"; for which the
hotes of the purchaser bearing ntsrest from the day
sold viii b taken q 4. cab q the og.of q he gus
Of sale All and ,ecgrdins e
days from day Of sale otnerws: the Lrusss fsssryss
purchaser after nve CD day. IN The Evse
ing Star Newspaper. RICHARD W. TYLER
n4-dkds Trustee.
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--~0e-
Dtdn't Know the Sfaue.

Wv NOfk Sun
Mss Lakeside COZ Chicago,-.Miss Gotham nuts
on good many airs, but she's not very well ac-
quainted with the stage
..why not?"
a., II heard her speak OF Irvinss Rip Van Wrinkle
THIS AFTERNOON, when everybody knows ia Iefy.r
son that playsiL she makes me tired y
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY. MARCH 1, lsSs,
Othe Steamer MATTAN0 will leave sth-s wharf On
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS and THuksDAYs. ct z q m,
for Potomac River landings far Mattox Creek
Grinders wharf, sundays down and Wednesdays up
Brents and Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mon.
days and Wednesdays up.
z l. ToLSoN, Agent. 9TH ST. wharf
f22-lm JNO McGAHkE. Agent Alexandria. We.
IrOR NORFOLK OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY iesves wsshinstos
Monday. Wednesday and FRIDAY ct pm
Steamer JANE MOsELEl. Tuesday aud Thursday
at 3 p.In-. and sunday at pm,
Steamer Lesry lands At Piney Point eoing andfsturn-
Moseley lands At conneid Harbor going and return
ing.
Knox and Loyds express win call and check be-.
gage Mt hotels and private Residences TeephoDoca4
LeAIy. 1853. Moseley, %. Fare. e.
W. p WEIGH. supt-, p 6. 90.
GEO. X PHILLIPS. supt, and 9. Q. Co
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. ". ooRcoRAy
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily texcept sunday FOR N,
Vernon and River Landings down e 0lymout e
10 O'Clock u IN Returning. rescbss washingsoo
about $50 p. IN
IHOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER "MAkEt1ELV
Leaves 9Th st wharf on MONDAYS. THUkapAy8
and SATURDAYS at z an Returning TCkSOAYR
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY pm, touching st River Land
ipes far komini Creek Curr1oman. We. ID D.
Clements Bay. Nd. Connects With and Q. r. 4 e
Shepherds See schedule. JOHN D. PAD0ET1. M
G W. RIDLEY. Manager. 40
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionser..
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-
BILE SUBURBAN PROPERTY I'll ACRES AND
80 PERCHEsl FRONTING on LINCOLN
AVENUE NEAR BOUNDARY AND NORTH

u. -.
By virtue Of the last Will and testament of fa1
Caroline p Gieskns: dsce..ed, and further. BY ~
q ssSss 1866 Iaa
iass iaxHS idtE pa e
ta .Sss n connT y. or Es1ce 81 ns
s a Ssa1 BS srs q the city q
enc sr "a s courses 81 anna
on r.. :s d. Of Se
70 Glenwood Cemetery the said road being northern
street Of The city Of distant from the coS
psr termed by the ps S Of the north sds Of
to oemssery ye hupred and fourteen feet
corner north thirteen degrees east On $50 Z J. and
running from the point thus ascertained south
ssG =, nine hgadrsa ana nns. Hour ssss ana
a1sS and cas-. ao sha Ave hR
hundredth. Of foot l5sso5l; thence running NORTH
w nine hundrel and feet ss s ieet to
the said road leading to Glenwood Genet ~ and at
bred feet 400 fee measured NORTH thirteen degrees
toned line reversed and by anu With the ..d resd
LEADING 70 6enwood Cemetery four hundred feet 600
eesher with ali and singular the baildinss improve
asss and 70 the SeioDsns or in
anK h manner 1rss, s q P 70 near ru,s
tersectton with North Capitol street about Is squares
from q 5. Capitol building and readily be sub
divided into fine building lots.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in one and two
notes TO bear six cent interest from day of
sale and payable semi annually and be secured By
deed OF trus. on the premises all cash. at option
purchaser or purchasers deposit OF 800 will be
REQUIRED .. sale Copveyancihs &c. 81 purchasers
cost Terms of sale to be complied with in days
otherwise the right by the Trustees the
sn:s 8; IN @ n
ton, DC. GEORGE EMMERT, l r-.
WILLIAM KETTLER. ! trustees
Executors of Estate Of Caroline D. Giesking deceased
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.&zzSzazzza@.S
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We. the undersigned Banks and Bankers, aciU pay az
Prizes dydTa an The Louisiana State Lotteries nAich
may be Dresented at counters.
y.H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank
CARL kOHN. Pres. Union National Bank
GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. MARCH l3, 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
600 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each Halves e1O:
Quarters. So Tenths. SO; Twentieths. 81.
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WILLIAM C. WHITNEY,
f4-1aw4w Secretary Of the Navy.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

NFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON February 10, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY. MARCH
FISR STALLS in the cities Of Washington and George
town will be sold by public auction the one
year from March !, 1883, as follows;
At TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. upon the premises, four
fish stalls in the GEORGETOWN Market House, 70 the
highest bidder. Terms, cash in advance
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. on the SAME DAY,
front the sh stalls Of Center) Washington Market
ali rights aud privileges granted allowed by the
Of corporation of Washnton to establish wharves
docks for the landing cleaning and sale Of nsh in
deemed eligible unleSs stu.ted st some point on tho
north side Of the Potomac River between street
Terms: 800 to be paid the day Of sale, end the
residue be paid within I'VE days from the day Of
sale.
by order of the Board Of oommisssoosn District OF
Columbia
W. B. WEBB
& 4. WHEAfLEY,
c. w. RAYMOND,
Commiesionesa
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR CONsTRUCTING TANK HOUSE
q, 1sss.-sealsd Proposals will be received at the
Srse, u until N TWELVE ocI
MONDAY. MARCH FIFTH. 1895 for constructing 0
tank house on the grounds Of the reform school Blank
neceesary Information be obtained upon applies
ton therefor the office Of the Secretary the Board
Of Trrstess Room 8. sun Building and only bids
to reject any and all bids parts OF bids Al FALLS
President Board Of Trustees. f24-6t
DR0PosALs FOR COPPER TUBING, WIRE
OTHER sCPPLIkS.-FEBRuAEY 4. lsss.-sesled
Tubing, wire Rope" oils .'Charcosl~ Nuts md
Wrsnchse" and yellow Pine" will BE- received, from
~ :s q C,hps .gs = ss
ktARY TWENTY. NINE. isss and opened imme sn
t 81 The he
lowing srttcleA viz $50 fest drawn copper tubing.
S8S feet wire rope bsrrels W. s. sperm oil, 1000
dozen screw.w renches, 200 pounds iron washers,
200 pounds gum packing, 20 gallons neasfoot OH.
r3i stencil paper 800 pounds white chalk. dozen
to Be delivered within sIty days from Il CONTRACT
sSe y M e BID.
be decided by lot Offers Will be received for
more Of the above menti articles. but must
The above Articles must conform 30 the Navy standard
and pes the usual naval inspection, aud
OH ri cent Will be withheld from The amount Of
Bidders referred TO the General storekeeper the
Warrington Nsvy-Yard for specifications forms OF
Suircd The propossis must be made on the prorer
Slnnh forms and nlled out indicated BY the blank
0enetN. u D. Navy. Hlaw4w
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REMINDER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who In charge OF the dxswtn&s Il
aguarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that
chances are all equal. and that no one can possibly
divine what number will draw pri1sL
REMEMBER that the payment Of an prizes b
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL RANKS Of New
Orleans and the tickets snsd by the Prssident Of
an Institution whose chartered rights RECOGNISED
IN the highest Cours therefore, beware Of any imita
lions or anonymous schemea. fS-wka5w
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The poor people Of SUFFERING Ireland shouid NO,
be discouraged. Adam, you know, WAS evfcted.
but his Descendants have won fame ana toetun1
1use the eanne.-Sbmsyvdtie Journ0x
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF FINE STOCK OF GENTS
IMPORTED CAsSIM ERES, COMPRISING
WOOLENS. SILKS, DIAGoNALS, CORKSCREW
DIES HABITS.
BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
GIVEN TO ME, AND DULY RECORDED, I WILL,
SELL AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF DUNCANsON
BIOS. NINTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST,
ON THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH FIRST, 1855,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK CHoICE
STOCK OF ZINE CASSIMERES, &C. TO WHICH
BUYERS Is RESPECTFULLY CALLED
d. 8. MACKALI
Assignee of John Pfeging,
f23-4t 4l6 9Th st NV
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
INCORPORATED by the LEGISLATURE in 1868 for Educs-
o.al and Charitable PURPOSES and its franchise made
part OF the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
cember).
We 90 hereby certg that ,ce sunerrise the arrange
mentsJOr all TIE Monthly cad Quarterly Irdrings of
me Louas1dnd state Lottery COnpany and in person
manage ana control the DTGri.gs Themselves and that
NE sGBe are CONDUCTED ,rtth honesty Idless, ana in
tdah to,rard all parties and authorize lhe COM
PAM to use this certaHccte tcM SMILES V sig
natures attached, an ats advertisements"
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nUNCANsON Bros Aucnonssn.
ExEcUToR,s AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALu.
ABLE IMPROVED AMP HNIkPHOvkD REAL

ESTATE IN oEoR0ETowN, B. q.
y Pi rs .
HAhSH S5f5SS isss' sana.seas sSSs
ana N ;es or Ct
10.
f5o@s. sdd0n % a e
aS
north line Of Bridge street OF said 0sorsstown
and parallel with line forty feet to
and f | vim
rights prniesss and s 70 he ss@: s:
saSMtfs AFTER v. viii
IN t.
fos .sa psOs
the END q feet IT, ss
and running from said point Of BERN ains n nth with
less the 10. i.tey oksiisys thence west psrsiisi
with Bridge street isst ssyn inches thence
three feet Ionr inches: thence south pig inehss more
rSs spd the paint o.
lex " Giessinr and a
corrected deed from same party g same party dated
2Otn day OF February, A. d. 1859. together with
THIRD-The following piece or parcel Of ground; to
seventy nine ii Thomas Beali addition to Georrs
p and I
ad iest deep Gyaps north q The late
dessnated in deed FROM William Rsdin trustee. to
Fredesiek " GiesEins dated I'D day Of January
FOURTH-AI that part of lot numbered one hun.
Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia beginning
for the same at the northeast corner Of said lot aud
street, twenty feet more or less; thence westerly
aad f thence eastey sixty feet to the besnnDr to-
Eether with all the buildings improvements. rights
e sss or in snT Wise
'' On si the SAM DAY. IMMEDfhTEIY AFTER THE
certain piece parcel of land aud premises situate
AID being Georgetown in the District of Columbia
famed within the following description. that say
of sixteen l6) rect ten and one-eebth tlOaO inches
from the southwest corner of said lot number l.
aud one eighth (iojSl inches: thence north one hun
ssi snS an on s fs to the
ten u0l feet i'll width thence west said alley
eee South oae Iundre1 and twenty s tee
more or less to the beginning with the free aud
III the e
appurtenances to the same belonging or IN snywise
there; appertsinns, improved by house 3O27 Bridge
or Terms " Gle: one,hrd of tn. purchase money in
per cent Per annum interest from day Of sale psyable
semi annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on
s az ~ Re
at time Of SALE conveysncpx. &C. at purchasers cost:
trustees the right to resell the property de-
iaut the risk and OF the defauitk purchaser
b. c. s'.,r- ....--
MILAN KErTLER, Trustees.
Executors OF Estate OF Caroline ID. Giesking, decd
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WORDS o. WISDOM FOR HOCsEwIyEs-SoTEs RE-
GAEDING BENLTH AND CJNFORr-How To SAVE
TIHE AND LABOR l. SMALL NATTE8s-HOw TO
MAZE GOOD Use W LxST-oyEK TABLE SUPPLIES
RECIPES.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,iOn,,r

VTNHoAAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer
TSF f Sa ESEhk sfiaP
g yps(hsA srcslient BY the celebrated makers Geo.
h.sy Grand X Geo; STICK acs
UpriShts. b. stuyvesanl
ORGANS
Large Reed Pipe tChurchl by Peioubet
J Psrlor Ed HPs. e.eslleu, by esloueet
AL OF THIS s19f aS Is s. STg AND JUST OUT
Also number Of handsome imported Guitars, vio-
lima Bsn,os Cornets Coneertnos. Aoeordeons FLUTES.
70 mention together with Music books. Sheet Music
and nxtures OF store. Curtains Awning etc.
NMEPNE ssss MoRNISG TERRSARY TwfS
shall ssL At the musical establishment s37 street.
. every S.sea. fars: sd. .soSia not a
:: as the n. Hos pS%s
T,HoxAs BOWLING. Auctioussr
FkskMrroRy SALE OF CONTRACTORS MA,
q FkoH1ksE
EXyAvAToks WITH TWO SCOOPS. HOLDING
D ALSO.
ss a91 kaFE r SEE fhHfs fIs seE
bLXcKsNirHTN6 TooI.S &o sc.
HORSES CARTS. n5 AIS WAGONS. HARNESS.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTIETH. 1855. q,
Ten O'CLOCK, at the wcrxs of the new Wash ngton
Reservoir. back OF Howard University. win sell with
out reserve the above goods.
To which have been added the following valua BILE
aEWss S selSnEns 70 the pndeT.sned or,xrs oxr
i $Sss sSS ESgSSs
DIAMETER 6xl6.
20xl0 cRUsHER, BIAKE'S PATENT WITH EN-.
CINE COMPLETE.
FTFTY;THREE. TONS STEEL Rail-. WEIGHING
50 POUNDS TER YARD, AND "a TONS IRON
RAIL- WEIGHING 81 POUNDS PER YARD.
FIFTY DUMP CARS OF FEET a.uer. HOLD
ING IN YARDS EACH
By order of a PETERSON a co
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer f1-dts
sH..THE ABOVE SALE Is uNAvorDAfsLy posi-.
poned until MONDAY, MARCH TWELFTH. lSSs.
same hour and place.
- By order Of O. PETERSON co.
THOMAS DOwLIN0. Anctoneer f2A-dts
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From the Detroit rec Press.
LET Inc see some gloves, please"
"Yes'm; what kind!'
"Really, don't know. Let me see what you
have
"Sllk or kid?"
81 hardly know: let me see both"
Light or dlrh?"
..Oh, neither, exactly; something medium. I
think"
"Here are some tan colors that
''Oh, don't want tan cGlors.'
Don't want black. do yOu?-
'.No. l don't hardly think do,
something for evening wear?"
"No-that is, not exactly
"Here are some"
ION, don't want elbow kids"
show would six buttons do?'
"No, want longer gOveS than that"
'Hers are some new shades III brown"
'Haye you any silver gTay?'
"IeS'm, here are some new shades
'Oh those are too dara.'
"And these"
altogether too light. Let me see something I'm
seal brown
"Yes'n, We've something quite new and"
"Ol want them with stitching on the backy
BLACK or colored stitching?'
"Realiy, don't know. Which kind are they
wearing most?'
We'll, IT'S hard to tell; one is worn about as
much as another"
"Yes, suppose SO; but can hardly decide, for
- Why, Name De smythe is this your"
"Or course II Is; VINO do"
$50 glad TO see YOU; Do you know I've been
Its an age since / saw you. What are you
buying?"
~ am trying to buy some gloves. but don't
Know wnat want Do help me decide"
We'll, will Fm not buying ANYTHING myself:
JusG lCoNihs 'iouni. Isn't 1t lovely TO shop?"
Lovely! And aren't things beautiful TIL year?
I'm Wild over the ribbons"
"RibboHs! Don't mention them! l Just rave
over every milliner's window | pass! But about
the Gloves"
AFTER nail an hour OF narrowing consultation
andhaDillng every box OF gloves in that store the
glove customer says:
ION, let's 20 over 10 Flttern'S I always get
what want there. There's hing here Want
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719. Qua GsrAr SALE 719.

AT COST. FOR CASH.

AT COST, FOR CASH.
WILL CONTINUE ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER.
LADIES SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES OF
THE OPPORTUNITY AFFORDED TO OBTAIN
FIRsT-CLAss GOODS At COST SALE WILL POS
ITIvELY CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
%
IN ADDITION TO ABOVE OFFERING OF ELE.
CANT sEAsONABLE GOODS AT COST PRICE, WE
WILL DURING THE REMAINING DAYS OF THIS
sALE) PLACE UPON OUR COUNTERS ExTRAoR-
BINARY BARGAINS IN ODD LOTS soILED
GOODS, &C. AS FOLLOWS:
81 Fine Silk Umbrellas at half price
81 Black Atwood Jerseys at half price
Lot of Corsets odd sizes. at half price
Lot Hamburg Edges, slightly s0iled, at half price
Lot Colored Hamburg Embroideres at half price.
Lot Cashmere stitched back and fancy gloves at half
price
Lots Oriental black beaded and other lsces at half
price.
Lot Of Jewery at half price.
Lot black and striped brocaded velvets half price4
Special reductions in black and white Summer Silks
All staple black dress goods at cost.
Don't miss this rare opportunity bargains in every
department
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MEDICAL, &c.

~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
can Be consulted daily, AGA st., between A. and 9Th
.Prompt treatment Correspondence and consultation
nee Always S epsn. separate rooms Tor 'dif fsss
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE sERvIcEs OF AN
should S sna n .nd
11th and l2th So. ae LAdiss only. d7-Sat'
MANHoop REsTORED By USING A BOTTLE
Wi cusS any osss q dsbiry and oss Of nerve
power MsIp..ts v,gor % The whole system- Male
RED AND BE WIsE-DR BROTHERS. 900 ST
va S e 81 ~. q pV., s1 ai. s
Zen I'D sSycs ss SS &c dsS suS
scr;hsd nd sxon before me b. Dr. BROfHEKS
q 6oaass IL: g az q 5s = rs Cos tbs
Los fNxolnATloN CONCERNING A IfTTRFp
S SsSi II 5o o 9I:r?s
IT Aks MEyER 1EIN OoNTaADIoTED. THAT
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW AND CHARMING WINTER roUnA
British, Danish and French West India IalandA -
g. BARRACUDA
Sailing 9TH March 18th April. and thereaftsr
Stopping day or more at ST. Crolx 8. Kits. An.
tFuA Martinique. barbadoa, Demerarl. Trinidad "a.
superb passenger accommodation excellent Cuisine.
Smoking Room, bath hoons. &c. Apply 20
LkAyChAFT CO.
n14-tu.th.s.tonh4 1to Psarl st. n.
CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
y NoRDEUTcsHER LLOYD o 90
Fast ExI,ress Steamer
TO Southampton London. Havre, B-emeoL
Ems. We'd Feb 2s 4 pm Eldsr. 10. fse -
Mch- .. $50 Am. Irsve. We'd. Mich 2. 30 pms
Lie. Sat. Meh 10. pm $500,
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin. go and W.
wards o berth according 70 locatlon: I'd cabin o55
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer-

hONCANSON BKUS-, Auctioneerr.
LARGE LOT OF BUILDERS TOOLS, MACHINERY.
HAkpMARE, GRINDsT0NE, sHoyELs, PICKS.
BUlLDEk's WAGON. CARRIAGE. HARNESS.
LUMBER, POSTS. &c. &c. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY
1EskNTh, CON AENCING at ZEN O'CLOCK. we
VIII sell. At the corner of New Jersey avenue and l.
streets southeast large stock OF Builders Material
wagon. Carrfage Harness. &C. TO which the attention
Of buyer 10 called
Sale win occur without regard TO weather. .2t