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The Seedless Grape.

What is a seedless raisin and how is
it produced ?' was asked of an importer Of
fruits.
"The next time you eat piece of mince
pie" he replied, you will find the seed
less raisins in it, if the meat has been
properly made. 1t is smallish, cream
colored fruit, about the size of a goose
berry, and is used with an unbroken skin.
1t comes from Smyrna and is called the
Sultana.' 1t is grown seedless simply by
arresting one of the laws of nature.
When the grape is about half ripe the
end of the vine is bent and buried in the
ground. This prevents the formation OF
seed and the full development of the fruit,
but it ripens all the same, and has de-
licious favor.-PhiLadelphia Times
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Surgical Institute the do realize the Importance
ppcaon thorough and persistent internal of blood
is so well calculated them.
The Golden Medical Discovery the
Dr. Sages Caarrh Remedy cleanses purie reg
etes builds the system healthy
throat, bronchial
but from its specific effects the lining
it aids materially restoring the diseased
liberated membrane healthy condition.
the disease. When effected
The system is purified regulated
fortified the
diseases The effects of the Golden
system will be gradual the changes and
function generally somewhat slow.
complete radical and asng this
Under its influence all the
out of the system the
patient finds himself gradually improving flesh strength
built up his lingering ailments dwndle and
finds his whole has been entirely
and he feels like perfect being.
Both Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Sages
Remey are sold by druggists the world Price Of
CataTrh Remedy 50 cents; half-dozen bottles $780,
as to clothing diet and other matters of Importance
mailed postpaid to address, receipt
Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Invalids' Hotel Surgical Institute,
No. 665 Main Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
LITTLE BO-PEEP.


Ny little Bo-peep is fast asleep,
And her head on my heart is lying:
gently rock, and the old clock
Strikes knell of the day that's dying;
But what care how the hours go by,
Whether swiftly they go or creeping
Not an hour could be but dear to me,
When my babe on my arm is sleeping.
Her little bare feet. with dimples sweet,
From the folds of her gown are peeping,
And each wee toe, like daisy in blow,
| caress as she lies a-sleeping.
Her golden hair falls over the chair,
III treasures of beauty unfolding.
press my lips to her finger tips
That my hands are so tightly holding.
Tick, took, tick took, you must wait old clock
1t was foolish, what was saying.
Let your seconds stay, your minutes play,
And bid your days go all a-Maying.
on, Time stand still let me drink my fill
OF content, while my babe is sleeping:
As smooth her hair my life looks fair,
And tomorrow may be weeping
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COPYRIGHT, 1887.

irritable or morose and respondent
ucn an extent IN some result
OF smell IN many impaired
and the of Of hearing are not
less 49, --'' ~AAiANSA"NN'iS AnOio
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GERMAN ARMY.

HEALrHFULNEs OF So1Is-Extended
observations at Paris and at Munich indi-
cate that the sanitary condition Of loca-
ton depends on the amount of water con-
tanned in the ground. The years in which
there has been large quantity of ground
water present have invariably been the
healthiest years, while those in which
there has been a smaller quantity have in
variably been one of the unhealthiest
periods.
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A SOUND mind goes very seldom without
"a sound digestion. and nothing contributes
toward it more than the use of Angostura
Bitters, the world-renowned appetizer and
inviaorator, manufactured only by DR.. ].
G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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smell
the
or less affected. e - ~ eS"'ANS "''io
% gasr sfsFf Of
liberated Thfef tsToSn out Ga the
GATARRH unhse 9aSpPS Saa6h that
l. produces irritation and
which are followed by and ulcera-
OF delicate membrane which
mead Although commencing in this membrane the
age and pone as well hbrous tissues
up among the small bones the discharge generally
handkerehe and renders the poor sufferer
eH ana those with whom he associates Thick
sa cru stat or hardened humps times the
These are sometimes so large and tough that great
dllhculty that they
other - 49,
Frnsvrn Portions of cartilage bone, entire
DEG4IEu Dones often die slough
D.-. either in large fakes blackened half-decayed
1 ElkES n ana crlmDly peces is much
the case, in the form of particles
that escape with the discharge
painfully unpleasant to witness the terrible
and observe the extent to which sometimes
into the solid bones of the face in such
1atal termination of the disease.
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'pREDlspoSIxG
CAUSES.

ASS local application for healing
luh ton in the head Dr. Sages Catarrh
1 l all comparison the best preparation invented.
hEEHT 1t mild and pleasant producing martng
NNtN. or pan and containing
tic drug, or other poison. Its ingredients simple
and harmless yet when scientifically sfuy combined
the they
able healing medicine. Like gunpowder, which of
combination of sapetre sulphur charcoal
simple but the product of their combination
its effects This Remedy powerful anseptic
destroys all bad smell which ACCOMPANIES of carr
thus aordng great comfort to those who suffer this
The mind cannot be too strongly impressed with the
Importance OF combining thorough constitutional with
treatment Of this disease Not only will the be thus
against other forms of disease breaking
o In the blood arrangements
rr In curing catarrh and all the various diseases with
GHIEf which it is frequently complicated
1 bronchial, and lung diseases, weak stomach,
XII IhNGE tarrhal Deafness weak nfamed eyes,
taNoL. blood scroulous and syphtc
full powers and virtues of DIR. Pierces Golden
al Discovery cannot be too strongly extoed 1t
eject the lining membranes of
promoting the natural secretion their
glands thereby softenng the diseased thened
and restoring it to its natural thin delicate
dition As blood purifier it unsurpassed those diseases
which compcate catarrh diseases of lining
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(2O7l.)
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosToFF1cs DEPARTMENT,

PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON %. C.), February l. 1888
D2oPoSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Contract Office of this Department until P N.
of APRIL 10, 1888, for carrying the mails of
the United States upon the routes, and accord
ing to the schedule of arrivals and departures
specified by the Department, in the State of
California, from JULY l, 1888, to JUNE 30,
1890. Lists of routes, with schedules of arrivals
and departures, instructions to bidders, with
forms for contracts and bonds, and all other
necessary information, will be furnished upon
application to the Second Assistant Postmaster.
General. DON II. DICKINSON,
fe4.6tS Postmaster-General.
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Strength of Armies

A gentleman publishes the following
comparative statement in Southampton
Journal 1t is clearly put and worthy of
recollection.
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years ago was placed on exhibition In that earth.
quake, It IL said, that In many places the ground
opened up and swallowed q number OF natives,
ana, closing again, crushed the life out OF lnem.
leaving the heads OF many OF them projecting out
OF the ground.
Wewend our way TO the park; here We sit and
stone basin. In which some water lilies were In
bloom; then ct the luxuriant growths OF tropical
OF the many and brilliant-colored sonCsters that
nit in countless numbers through the heavy
fohaged trees.
cal growths and decidedly ugly In its cespools and
mucky bitches hat pass through IT, until4 O'Clock,
at which time we return TO the ship. sunday
O'Clock we hoist anchor and steam away for Mica
ragua. j. C. p.
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IsyAxry WEEK W1rH Ua

We havs certainly made prsparstons to supply the
little onea We can give them IN entire OUTFIT from
Hesdssar to Boosses "ust ths cutsst thass Jon
saw." and such variety.
Well mothers, Il Win DO your heart eood to - The
many pretty little articles for the Baby. The styles
are very odd the prices much lower than ever before
and what comfort to shop with ua
Our Infants Department il kept separate from all
other departmental and before we forget any article
you buy from NJ the b by must al right else
We will give the required astisfactioa
Bring the babies with you; We like bahaA
INFANTS NULL CAPS.
Our lec CAP 10 made of nne shirrsd null and has
fun ruchng around the face and ties We have these
Our esc. CAP is an all,ovsr embroidered Cap made
in the newest style with three pieces; has also full
round shape made q ane null and embroidery IN
and so ssS' a.s
INFANTS SHORT COATS
Infants Striped and Check Flannel COATS in the
Mother Anbnard OF Gretchen style, nicely lined. for
stylish little Goa. is made arstchsn Style. has
and Tn@sS With braid ior sSss very
VIZ s,f lined "a y sss
the best quality sattsen for % 49, worth tendollar
ins,n mt Short Cream COAT made q cash
apished round the waist with cord and tassel fOr
INFANTS LONG COATS.
Infants LONG COATS. made Of Atwood cashmers.
bet sr quality Coat, made Mother Hubbard style.
@ sss e Ard
bro dered around the bottom and made Mother Hub
Infants LONG COAT With h.n and . woss :mSrodsry
half yard deep .rSund bottom and long smbIoidsr.d
Beautiful Little COATS up to SOS.
INFANTS SLIPS
Infants LONG SLIPS, With yoke made Of tucks and
inserting full length. for 59c,
.ronna ap With tucked pointed yoke
Infants LONG 81 Ps With I'll the entire yoke of en-
Infants SLIPS made in the Gretchen styie Of the
win M sSets 1ef snd
sj Infants very ape ROBES. made of emeroidered
finished with ribbon, 1898.
INFANTS LONG SKIRTS.
Infants' Cambria SKIRT made with ave tucks
ini.nss Ions SsnSs,e SKIRT, trimmed with double
Infants: HemssiteSsd skiaT HsG mad. of IN. 1nd.
linen. fuu length and width. for S2.9S.
INFANTS sAcoUEs.
ity wool IL plain white and eOiorsd border for
With sSo1s s
Infants Cashmere SACQUE, bound with ribbon, has
the seams finished with SILK, in all s1zes and colors.
m Infants' BooTEEs from 25c, mp,
|. E.. 4 !. ii / 9: :: :: e.:
EBf 2 2 ERR Sac ~
BBs5s : I'd / i { aS ss III
=. e. e. Eafs g
ta4Sss BBbs ( + oooo ~=
.p13 40. 422. 424. 42s 7th St. AT Als 9Th ct.
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Bunrs Shoes.
ALL KINDS AND GRADES
ARTHUR BURT 4 co,
1911 7 ST. n. ".

OUR CHAR OPENING SALE
Low-cUT SHOES SLIPPERS AND
LIGHT SUMNER FOOTWEAR
TAXES PLACE APRIL 14TH TO 18th.
SATURDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY.
For these four days only, shall offer the ''Spe
ctals enumerated below the Reduced Prices named
&c induce you to visit and give US Q chance to ex
hibit to you the
MOST ATTRACTIVE LINE IN THE DISTRICT,
and thereby giving you chance early in the season
for Bargains in Goods, that you soon must have
SPECIAL I-Gents' Kansaroo g. 25 Strap Ties 81. 81
SPECIAL 2-Gents Genuine Hand sewed Seamless,
Vamp. calf or Kangaroo. $3.50; Oxford Ties
and Button. $500.
SPECIAL 3-Gents and Boys sl25 Canvas Shoes
black or in colors. solid leather soles. Csc.
Acomplete line of SPORTING SHOES. suitable 10,
Easy Walking.
SPECIAL 4Ladies' sL25 Genuine Curacao Kio
Hand-turned Oxford Ties. plain or patent tipped.
commou-sense or opera-last, Csc.
Our assortment Of LOW WALKING SHOES must
be seen.
SPECIAL 5-Iades Adonis Slippers the latest style,
In French Bronze 81 IS: regular price, e. so.
In black kid, $3.50; regularly, el.Sa
SPECIAL 6-Lsdies' 75c. Hand-sewed Kid opsra
Slippers. 49c.
House slippers Of Kid. Goat. Serge or Canvaa
SPECIAL 7-Ladies' LASTING Laced or CopRress
good soles; usually 81, now Zoe.
Full stock Of Lasting, Button. Laced and Congress-
SPECIAL 8-Ladies' Hand-turned Feather. weigh,
e29S Dongola Button s2.45
SPECIAL s-Lades' Fdked 81. as Button, 81 81; box.
toe or common.sense.
wM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSED
SIG Seventh street:
1922 Penn. ava NV;
sp13 231 Penna ave. "a
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

R9B sALK-IEN-RooM BAY.wINpow BRICK.
CAN q r: : q: :
FSSa e sAIksaTa0sE TWO NEW !:soo1 BRICK
have Just b:so so%psssS Ssvs .. mod mp feet
E, AZ n tsSnt Of house, and are only
RsS,. S = -: ;ssSs.ses S::ssd pro; $3.50
t6ssI 4 gag 81, P ": .Ss e. .. 9Sa
fs sps. a9isal Ss il 1873 6 9th st. nv.
e: HNSsa sSi 5 & ss
sf e Sns time :. = . cent
. ~: 'scsios Of 2adss:.' III OWE sssf
Tor sALE-JusT WEST OF COLUMBTA ROAD.
4 within twelve minutes walk Of Boundary. hand
lar and %ods ~: N
every re,peet: serms easy. Address B, Star ofacs.
lsa S.ifh J, houses: Al mod imp. FcSns tss and
Ir0R sALE-HOUsEs-
u Boundary q: : and Or. fr.me..........- $4,000
.. J. NV story and basement. soQy
No ave. near Cap, s. and m 8.259
.D,1.l- ''''''' THOs: f q srSs q T..
EOR SALE Oh kENT-HOUsE 200 Asst. Sc. 10.
aars ON 1p''urs aSS. In
EOk sALElwE OFFER NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
hSSse' within half square Of street clean md
shi.Esa g. r.
aogsE ASp aaL 2
between 10th aud 18th sta cheap Inquire Of sAML
j. In order to settle the Affairs Of Q syndicate am
Offering those beautiful Cottages the north side
espsion. Hall bnins &teSsn. f.nssy. th a
Closets 40 on the first door. and four bed rooms and
n e.
the e.ss for per
over the price they will be sold for have also several
feet to paved alley these lots are al curbed. paved
Persons desiring to purchase home combining the
OF the city and country will please look st
thu The he n and cars direct
will be sold without the side lot II desirei Avail your
self Of this opportunity a. the property must be sold
JNo. +. wAGGAMAN.
applet 1003-10O5 St NV.
Tor sALE-ATTRACTIvE HOUSE on A COR
f.sEs sa sss ''''
EOR sALE-HoUsEs WORTH BUYING
lStG St, reduced el2 600
iafa hnode lslano FLOOD
dI06 18th ................-...... 1880
Yh9s It.0g00
l2I 18TH 10000
sp6-I2t III N. PARKER. iiis = F at.
LOB sALE,-712 eTH ST. Sw. 22IOr994. 5.
Il story Brick Dwelling and Store at Q bsrs ain.
W. RILEY ID EBLE,
ap5-1m 1919 ct.
TOR sALE-l5lO Q st. n. w. 22xlOO TO ALLEY;
Il twelve rooms and cellar: hard wood finish three
story pressed. brick front; Q model home: owner Is
sbrosd and viii sell low. Permit inspect be OBJ
tanned only from W. RILEY DEEhLE, 1919 Ut.
ap5-lm
EOR sALE-A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PROP.
Il erty on New York ave near 18th st. NV Two
nearly new seven-room frame House; modern i'm
provements; large lots; 10th st. NV cheap;
Two fine small Lots c20x70) X St. 2lst W.. 81
per foot Two ORIGINAL Lots, St. New Hzmp-
shire ave. specu alive prices. Two Lots Massach
sets ave, near Dupont Circle; north side; $3.50 One
A. E. BELL CO.,
mh20-lm 622 l4th st. Nv.
1. OR sALE-s25O CASH, BALANCE els PER
Il month new and neat frame dwelling. 27}2 eth st.
road, lBriKhtwood ave.l opposite Scheutzen Park:
price $500. Apply 229 9TH st. sw. fS-:3m
LOB SALE : DELIGHTFUL PRIVATE RESI-
l. dence, 1913 Connecticut ave-. tbree-story brick
aud oasement close to tarra9ut square, nilre
three bath rooms Large Closets rear galleries. 81 feet
front by 1877 feet deep to public alley: all convent
ences; neiYhborhood unsurpassed
THOS. J. FISHER Co.
mh24- I'm 1924 1T nv
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SIGHTS IN JAMAICA.
Whore England Gets the Ingredie nts
for Her Rum Punch.

THE STREETS OF K1NGsroN-A PLACE WHERE THE
COLOR LINE HAS BEEN oBLITERATED-CURrous
RELIC OF AN INSTRUMENTATION FOLIAGE AND
NOISONE POOLS.
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AUCTION SALES.
MAS BOWLING, AucTsonesr.

V,HoMAs BOWLING. AuctionesE
SPECIAL SALE OF CHOICE PIEcEs OF ruRxr-
dIIlls on REaS ssc tSsss.SS &c fo
r4 e. FThs Iss sSnsnss
a. ny ;os@ % lob s : 1ss q s ssss
Tor CO ccuvsnienc sS Of sale smSrsons in pat
ONE FIyE-PIscE n,RIo ,s, syItf u tt5e All
shaEs Ea4kEs ssSbfp Sf
on IAiSIi Nos sSp ssStyISes BEl sI 4
NiSkob;ssek IS sERLs, ioss.lIAkk NH NH
spi4-ot Aucuonscs.
WEES Co, Aacnonecr~
,sLAUeHrER SALE or MILLINERY GOODS
viii sell at public snciioa in store 5if I'm strsss
north~ est, COMMENCING . Ten O'CLOCK sharp. II
1000 trimmed and untrimmed Hssa
Laces. NeNeis. Trmminss OF ali descriptions
Sale 70 continue iron day 70 day until soods are dis-
spls-3t salesman
'HoMAs DOWNING. AuctiOneer.
WANT PsRLoR sun, UrHoIsrERKp N
ats SriEs M4s aaSs s fd
ff AfLt AN MIIhom R9ck s bS S s SAs-
ELI shkL .SD fSfE sipr
BOARD, SkiSuT AZ rxffiNsi1N TAbIf, Wal
MAR MARI p, a. sr c eHaIs CHINA AND GLASS
rooz WEDNESDAY APRIL EIGHTEENrH. 1855. 81
IN OtLoCk at residence No. 1905 sth street
aoa,sseli E .s ell an ssselsn, ss,ornsnt ..
time prior TO sale. A' 1'"'D'' ." y spis.ss1
(,HARLEs ". HANDY, Real Estate Broker.
AUCTION SALE OF fR.st HOUSE. go TENTH
a., STREET SOUTHEAST.
rre T se a ior 2TPsr a gues a@ction n f.ontf s5e
lsss. At FIVE O'CLOCK pm the south IS feet 81
yerOOm rne house. Ios IS islioS feet 10 20
1 Is ms, made known day 2, sale. s-,o,,rv
DUNcANsoN BROS AucnODeers
fER ,IGP 6 AUCTION SALE OF THE BAL
DECLINING BU sINEss, CONSISTING 81 GIN
MooD. IN. GLASS AND 81 ohockskf Sxk lE4 %.
Drf fEf M.f COZ II EhSR siSb HIVES AND
On WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL EI0H-
ILL., I'm ~ lsss, coYmencins At IEN oCLoCkA NJ
senerai assortment Of the soods rarity mentioned
above aud to which We invite general stt ntion.
V,HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneeI.
AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT FOREST
B1LfIMdRE aNb { II o RAiLRoHp hAANeA
On T. EsDAl AFIELNooN. APRIL TWENTY
shall ofer al public auction lots ON .nSdi vision q
the Forest Glen Investment Co This VII. be . RAJ
Ssntae 81 by psrres Sha desire Tro,sae s1s
ments The. Is large aud cummodious hotel which
while other improvements are RAPIDLY enhancing ths
Terms OF sale: one-tourth cash the residue IN ons
two ana three year, 0onveysnsips and recording st
required on each lot at the time Of sale "' -
NB.Iickets TO tlis sale Al redueed rstes
I
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CLubLrrE IN HkvANA-No HOxE-LIFE AMONG THE
WEALrHY-FAxoCs CLUES AND SOCIETIES AND
BRILLIANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATRIOTISM
AxD CUBAN HAIRxD-ELEGASr COUNTRY SEATS.
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ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT,
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.

Special Bargains in Stamped Goods
Best wamsutta Muslin Pillow Shams, yard square,
stamped. 29c. pair.
Heavy Butcher Linen Splssher fringed l25<c each.
Heavy Linen Splasher. drawn border. 1Sc.
Heavy Momie-Linen splasher drawn border, CSC
And at every price up to the finest.
line Of Stsmped-Linen Tray Covers only 1Sc.
line of Heavy Linen Scarfs, 70 inches long,
knotted fringe and d avn border. SOC
The same 81 inches long. 3Oc.
full line Of Bound Linen Goods st remarkably low
prices.
fer mt colorings, 25c.
90 Satin Cushions. all colora worth z5c.; our
price, Soc each.
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1901 to 1905 L ct. n.
W.. f.h.. 5rs.. 1000
1908 5th ct. NV, b.h..
MI, Or. ..,...-.....5,500
% Z ct. NV. n.h,
0r ...............o,oOO
81 q ct. &C., In,
3 ~. $500
SO4 6th St n.s., f.h
$4,000
III 9Th st Ne. b.h.,
Recommendation
~ 4 ct. ne. b.h.. IL
go and i2;s2 ii; 5j1;I st. : 'oo
W. I. b.. 5 RS. ........4.500
sos 9th 1t. NV, b.h.,
1898 to AZ I st n. w.,
l645 and 6l9 b st. ne. ie,''o
t.h., 7r..............4,O00
62 TO 90 g St ne. (. D..
H..:,.......,.......a50O
302 9th St ae.. b.h.,
ora .:,........-.....aOOO
Ola 9th ct. ne. f.h-.
T................. 1000
19 Myrtle st. ne. b.h..
| C1s.-....sssss........S
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EOR sALE-HOUsES.
Il 1901 K st.n.w.. b h.,
m.i............. ..&36, 900
203 i ct NV. b.h.. y.
i,25r..............25.00 900
200l B st. NV. bib, -
Recommendations
400 y st. y. w. bh. m q; .o,
e2s and 8;Ji5; ii st n.
w..b.h.,and 5 houses
1912 Vt. ave. NV. b: M.
b, mi, 13r. ....... IL. 900
r St. bet. l3 and II n.
W. b.h.. 11r......-l3.00O
1880 h St NV. biz -,
Tor. 1880
AS Sd Of. NV, b.hy
coy 6;l Il St ti NV. bii.ih.. u. Wv
1928 s sI and 1876 i s 81.
NV. b.h.. mi, Sr..S.75O
2033 H ST. NV, bib. -
MI, 12r. 5000
429 @ ct. n. w., h.h.. ~
rs....................S.OOO
2X3 Ind. ave. NV, n
h. mi, 9r.. $500
1410 goth st. NV, b.
b., mi, Sr. .........7.500
n. Cap. and ] SITS. NV,
nh m T. Or X. O00
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we had engaged oysters for the next morning.
At the appointed hour We repaired 70 the resr.n.
rant and had placed before Us q iarye Mate cov.
cred with ooJects, each about the sire On = h.,s
be oyster shells containing oysters abosr Sns 80
OF full-grown peanuta They tasted VERY mncn
Ike American oysters but II took nve dozen at tne
oysters was tourpence, or eight cents Der doesn
Our next objective point was the Kingston m.
scum, through which We pasR looking &c skeie-
alcohol and many other things Of Q very sncSans
order. Among the exhibits Il . church ben Vhich
Was submerged In the earthquake OF looR az Port
waahso ashore some yean later. and about nfeoen
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DIRT WAGON. HAND CART, HIVES AND
BEES. LOT WINDOW BLINDS. &C. &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL EI0H-
TftN II, lsSs, commencing At Ten O'CLOCK A NJ
We Will sell at store No 1886 eth street northwest
general assortment Of the goods rarity mentioned
I above. aud 10 which We invite general ntiou
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ucTIoN SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT FOREST
GLEN STATION, METROPOLITAN BRANCH
ALLIMuRE AND o RAILROAD.
EDUCATIONAL.

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% and Singing Particular attention 10 ba.inne-x
well those wishing 20 be qualified for teachers
performers. T:S4 18th II. NV. apl4-wkslm.
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR YIN
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Six departments. Practical Business Course; Enslish
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4 ,AAkLEs ". HANDY, Real Estste Broker.

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AUCTION SALE or FRAME HOUSE. osa TENTH
-, - STREET SOUTHEAST
viii sell for owner al puhc auction an front-1f tho
premises, on II ESDAl, APRIL SEVENTEENTH.
1oes. HFlNE O'CLOCK pm the south Is feet Of
-. sqnAre pa VITA improvements. consisting u
foot alley.
Terms made known day OF sale
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