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CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE.

ID MAINhEI SPACE.
Next door TO the Boston Variety Store
FANCY SILKS 3116. 40, 80. Gee
HENRIETTA CASHNERES. in new Spring Shades
extra wide, double width, all pure wool, 45c
beautiful SATTEENS, new French styles, l.c.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM Cotton. yard wide SIC.
MORE SILKS, 80, 81, 10, Sc 81.
LADIES' BkOADCLOTH, spring weight, pure wool,
yard and half wide, S11xc.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers
Select OF the following presents with purchase
OF ) 10 or more. Two pairs OF large size Damask
Towels, worth 3 80; one dozen tine Danask Nap
kns. worth : LOO, or large size handsome Bridal
omit. worth Sl.o0. ap6
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No BLOOD MEDICINE equal to Williams Sar-
saTarilia, 100 doses for J0c. The Temple Drug
Store.
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Do YOU need parlor suit, five pieces. at SEQ
regular price 800; oak or cherry bouffet, az
lrIc,s raugI frOm % to SIS. then call on Jr-
LsCs LASsTCpCH; he moves into new quarters
soon. and no: dollars worth of the present
stock viii be taken away.
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We WISH TO CALL ATT ENTIoS to the follow
ing special prices for this week:
Our II rocking chair.
Our $3.50 rocking chair.
Our SOS 10 pcs. oak suit furniture
Our -. 90 mattress
Our materials for loose covers for furniture
Our 27x33 window screen, 45c.
Our window screen. soc.
lou should see our line of adjustable wire
window screens for 40c. to 81 each.
Screen frames. 15c. to &c., according to
size. W. II. HOUGHroN & Co.
1918 and 1920 street northwest
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LAWN MOWERS. $3.50
GdrdeI sets. spad1. hoe. rake. S1.15
Sickle. trowels. rakes spades, step-ladders.
Buffalo standard scales, all sizes factory
prices.
20 feet 3-Ply hose with couplings and nozzle
complete. tor s2.zO.
Telephone call Ga.
CHAs L. CARTER Co.. Hardware.
GJU Penn. avenue NV
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IoTEEE GOOSE spectacle for the benefit of
Homeopathic hospital.
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Fish are not weighed in their own scales.
simply because tish-scales are not built thar
weigh.-Puck.
1t is mighty mean man who will take meas.
les from baby. He should be spotted. -Bos-
ton Transcript.
II our merchant marine has gone to decay
we still have more ships than any nation on
the face of the earth. Some are consul-ships
but more are postmaste ships.-Boston Post.
Sympathetic female gazing at the muir
erer)-'Isn't he sweet"
Unsympathetic warden-''Yes, mum, he's too
sweet to ve."-Epoch.
Miss De Sweet-''Tll never touch another
| chew of gum as long as i've"
Proud Mother-'.I am glad to hear YOU saw
| SO, my dear; but what has reformed you SO
| suddenly?'
Last evening Mr.. Richfellow proposed to
me Just at the moment when INV laws Got str,cS
SO couldn't say anything and he went Of. -
Ae,c York Weekly.
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NOAfLEfE |klNIANS otFICt..
q o,oy,a,., H. - r, .-.,,,. . 90 4 -,

While generally occupied in printing scientific
and legal work. we always ready to do
work for business men, in fact we like to do it.
and vii! always stretch our facilities to do
work required. be it small or large in quantity.
We can print circulars in the Caligraph Type
so natural that even an expert may be deceived.
Whatever you want done. call and see u.s.
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SPRING STYLES. Mems Felt Derbys. 81 so and
90, extra value. A. T. LEWIS. 435 eth street
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Sc REX FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold By P. Ham
son Hiss Mfg Co., Sl5 18th L. W., also druggists.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists m2o-Sm
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WASHINGTON. ID. c..
Anil : TO-


had been troubled for twelve months with
Severe cast of InSrOWiug toC-nail and had tried
several alleged doctors. but to no end. till |
tried Or. Georges. who afforded me instant re-
lief. even cured IL one day. L cheerfully re-
coilHe ~ his treatment
LEROY SCEIESEI Post-Otiice. So Kn.w.
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BCr YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JoHS-
toS bRoTHERs, the leading firm in the Dis
IicL
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fUssEILs CAVE. l425 \. Y. avenue. the cheap
est and most genteel dining-room in the city.
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V'HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF PLANTS,
FROM FREEMAN.

LARGE SALE OF PLANTS
FROM FREEMAN.
EMBRACING PALMS, DRACAENAS, PANDAMES
INpiA RUBBER PLANT, PANSIES, GERA,
hANE0US BEDDING AND ORNAMENTAL
q PLAMIS, &c, &C.
THIRD 1883 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. I shall sell
within my auction rooms choice collection of plants
&c.
ap20-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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HESR1ErrA Sr1r1NG,

HENR1ETrA Surfing,
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
beautiful Spring Shades, nearly one yard and half
wide all pure fine French wool, soc.
HEAVY eros GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SIC. 81.
nONSDALE CAMBKlG very finest quality, lOc.
BEAuIlFiL SATIEENS, finest quality, Poe.
BLACK SCRAH SILKS, excellent quality. SOC
IRlCO CLOTH Dress Goods, spring shades, wide
double fold pure wool, l5c.
PLAID MUSLIN, new styles, DC.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers,
Select one OF the following Presents with purchase
ESQ pair Of large-size fine DaInask Towels worth
1oc.; a half dozen fine Danask Napkins worth zoe,
orr par OF SILK Embroidered Corsets, worth 1!Jc.
No CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for Cash.
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summer rates.
F. l.. Smith. 1925 Pa, ave.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA

sold by all druggists. 81 six for 3D. Prepared only
By C. 1. HOOD 4 CO, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Easter Cards-JJAY GOULD, 42l 9th ap1s-7t.
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EASTER Flowers AT STUDER's, III 18th st.
NV, and City Market. Telephone 915-3.
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AVN MOWERS. ii. SO.

COOK Bros. & Co, 1905 I4th ST. n. w. have Just
received lot OF the celebrated Wilson whisky
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whitney pure crab apple cider AZ Pa. az. NV.

srUDER, THE FLORIST, landscape gardener
and decorator furnishes the choicest bedding
plants; rustic work. such as summer houses.
and aquariums
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

|
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
HE SfF g. IFSS66EE7ANYDAHALF STREET. NEAR
BY virtue Of two certain deeds of trust dated
and ssors IN d er 80 s and
and Lber No. 1885, Folio 80 of the land records of the
secured theTs6 VII Sell rb auction H frons
The day Of APRIL IS ss5 i Hall
"a "a S ~ S snd u, Lots numbered A. A.,
town of part OF tract of land called Fox the same
Bridge and containing $4,000 square feet dnore or
ess1 OF iand Improyed by several frame houses
APRIL 1859 al 800 oCLoCK NJ ali Of lot num- nr
6T II f N square numbered four hun
OF ~ street, between and streets southwest in
the city CT Washington, d. c., being unimproved
Terms of sale: One.third cash; balance in three
equal payments. at SIX twelve and eighteen months
with notes bearing interest at per cent per annIm
from day OF sale until paid and secured by deed Of
time of each sale. and all convey ancing and recording
at purchasers cost. Terms of sale must be compiled
with III seven days from date of SALE and in default
thereof trustees reserve the right resell the prop
erty AZ rSk aud cost OF detautng purchaser after five
t tH11EEE; + FA BSTls;; Trustees.
ap9,ll,I3l6,ls,2 20
sE- BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
the District of Columbia, the sale of the property
located IN Georgetown, above advertised has been
indefinitely postponed. The sale of the propertv
located on Ne street southwest, Will occur on the DAY
anu HOUR as above stated
apo CHARLES r DAVIS Trustees.
4 'HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ SITUATE ON NINETEENTH STREET WEST
BETWEEN q AND II STREETS NORTH.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Caurt of the
District OF Columbia passed in equitr cause No 1898
OF Mary NJ Pollard, ct Al, against Ann V. Hickman e;
all the UNDERSIGNED will sell az public auction on the
Smith DAY OF NAY, A. b: 1883, AZ FIVE O'CL'K
M IN front OF the premises. all the estate right
title, interest and claim of the parties said cause IN
aEd to all the north half OF lot ten 90 i'll square
No. 1il.
Terms of SALE One third cash and the balance in one
and two years with interest from day of sale TOR which
the purchaser viii give his promssory notes. lien
VIII he reserved on the property unl all purchase
money and interest shall he paid And ratification
81 sale and payment of the and inter-
est Geed VIII be given deposit of loo viii lie re-
CURED at time of sale Ali conveyancing at OF pur
chaser Terms must he compiled with in ten days
otnerWse parties reserve the right to resell and
risk OF defaulng purchaser after five days notice in
The Evening STAR
CHAS. MAURICE SMITH
4oS Louisiana ave. NV, 7 rz.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Z trustees
, , 49, 1856 Louisiana ave. NV.
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctuneer. dEds
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SPECIAL ANNoUNCENEST.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
4. GoLDsCHSrID. i007-i0O9 F st. NV
GREAT WINDOW DISPLAY.
Don f'il 10 see my great window display of
Easter bargains. IL were to mention the
great bargains displayed therein il yould create
more excitement than occurred at nv store ON
opening day. December /. 1888 when / was
compelled 10 have the police stationed there to
Keep back the crowd from causing a panic
Therefore. III order TO allay the exeittuep,
and have my patrons receive proper attention
VIII not mention prices in this short notice
bat invite your attention TO the great bargains
displayed IN my window. which were most
aTtistIcally arranged by Mr. Geo W Cboa,e
formerly with the Boston Variety Store. Mr.
ChOate will always be found on the floor where
lie Will be glad 10 receive his host of friends
X. GoLDscHAID.
81. STRAW MATING you should see"
lsc. straw mating you should buy.
Pc straw mating. good quality.
2.c. straw mating. used 20 sell at 40c
'i5c. straw Mating. good enough for all
4cc. straw mating. fancy brands. and is used
for special colOred rooms.
JOc. straw mating. very odd and unique
11c. straw japanese mating. of highest class
W. IL. HOUGHTON * Co..
IBIS and 1870 street northwest
THE ECONOMY" gas range is the best. AT
sEEDD Bios, 432 9Th street.
ORDER your ice cream for Easter of FRANK
RUSSELL, 1902 Pa. ave. Telephone No. 1888
A-L-WoOL TRoCsKEs To ORDER,
$500.
HAMBURGER's.
Under Metropolitan Hotel
WHITNEY pure crab apple cider, All Pa. av. H. W.
srUDER, THE FLORIST, landscape gardener
and decorator furnishes the choicest bedding
plants; rustic work. such as summer houses.
DriaSes- vases, gateways. &c., also rockeries
and aquariums
Sc REX FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold by p Han
son Hiss III 8 Co, ol5 18th IL. W., also druggists
tUssEILs CAVE. l425 NY. avenue. the cheap
est and most genteel dining-room in the CITY,
BUT YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JoHy.
foS bROTBERs the leading firm in the Dis
tIicL
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RE1sISGER's Ice Cream. 235 G street
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ORDER your ice cream for Easter of FRANK
RUSSELL, 1902 Pa. ave. Telephone No. 1888.
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SUPERFLUOUs HAIR destroyed by electric
needle. Mrs. De. GABRIEL. 1921 G ST. H. W.
PLUMBING and furnace work at SHEDD Bros.
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AUCTION SALES.
DAwNBRoKER's AUCTION SALE.

DAWNBROkER'S AUCTION SALE
All persons holding tickets from to "a 500 inclus.
i've and interest not paid for four months the fol
LOWING articles. viz: Gold and Silver Watches Dja.
monds, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols. Mechanical Tools
Typewriter, Books, Bibles. Albums Banjos. Guitars
Clocks, Vases, Silver and Plated Ware Bicycles Baiy
Carrlases, Gold headed canes, Sewing Machines and
Clothing, embracing ladies' and gentlenen's wearing
APPAREL will be sold at public auction Biol Pennsy
xaiia avenue northwest at 80 on TUESDAY, APRIL
TWENTN-THIRD, 1889.
b. BURNsTINE, Pawnbroker.
NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer apo03t
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To HoUsEKEEPERS
that want to buy Furniture, Carpets, Oil-Cloths,
Mattings, Rugs. &c. Go to- the largest INSTALL
ment house in the city. Special inducements
to cash buyers, at j. G. SIATER's
$40 and 312 Penn. ave. SCI Capitol Hill
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GRAND Perch FISHING Bears for hire at Cum
berland's. foot of T ST. H. W.
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DowS AT LAST. Watches cleaned, 81; main
| spring in S.W.. 81; key-winder. 75c. Repair
! ing In proportion. All work guaranteed. Il.
/ {. HINES 4 Co.. 52S 9th ST. NV
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EXCURSIONS

GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE
~ Steam pa ket Valley Forge will make trp sun
day, leaving High and Canal sts.. Georgetown. at a
M. Fare, 5oc. Grand bass fishing. For charter tee-
phone Cumberland boat house apl1-4t
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JUDD & DETwEILER.

Nos. 420 and 422 1lth 81. NV.
have every facility for the execution of good
and speedy work. Full force of skilled work
men-the finest type-the best presses in the
world-in short everything that can be COM
pT,sed in a
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GAS FIXTURES. C. A. MuDDENAS. 1906 st.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NUMBERED
91i Isl STREET NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-FOUR. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. will offer sale, in front Of
the premises lot "a square 561 l. improved by two
story brick house. Terms day OF sale
ap2O-d&ds THOMAS T. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE FINEST EVER
BLLo0l!MG ROSES, OF EXTRA LARGE SIZES,
COLLECTIONS OF BEDDING PLANTS; COL.
EUS, GERANIUMS, CANNAS. sc, PALMS AND
OTHER ORNAMENTAL PLANTS FOR VASES;
AZALEAS, LILIES, ENERGREENS FOR PARK
ING, CEMETERIES, &C.,
FROM JOHN SAUL'S NURSERIES,
At our salesrOoms corner 10th and Penna avenue.
TuESDAG, APRIL TMENTY-THIRD, AT FOUR
OCLOCk PM. WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
AlIlfl
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ORDER your ice cream for Easter of FRANK
RUSSELL. 1902 Pa. ave. Telephone No. 1888
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GARDEN VASES and hose at SHEDD Bros.

ALL-WooL TROUSERS TO ORDER,
$780,
HAMBURGER's
Under Metropolitan Hotel
WuITNEY's pure Russell cider All Pa ay NV
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THE ECoNolIY' gas range is the best At
sEEDD BROs'.. 432 9Th street
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A-L-WoOL TRoCsKRs To ORDER,
$500.
HAMBURGER's.
Under Metropolitan Hotel
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Legislation concerning the canals across the
1sthmus demands attention at the present
session of Congress. The Senate is to give
warning to France concerning that republics
course in respect to the Panama canal and is
to take action for the American republic on the
Nicaragua canal bill. certain amendments to
which are laid before it by the House. The
lessons of the Panama canal experience cannot
fail to be regarded in dealing with the Mica
ragua canal proposition, but the collapse of the
Panama company is not necessarily dis
couraging to the American enterprise.
The House having in view the en-
barrassment Of the French government in its
relations to the Panama scheme, has amended
the Nicaragua bill by specifically providing that
the United States shall not in any way become
responsible for the canal company's liabilities
and that this proviso shall be printed on every
bond, certificate of stock, or other obligation
issued by the company. It is suggested that
this provision may be stricken out in confer
eace, but the ENHANCEMENT of France in the
affairs of the Panama canal which have became
to certain extent one of the political issues,
Notwithstanding a general disayowal of
financial responsibility by the government
when the canal was begun. will
probably render il impossible to
secure an authorization of the canal by the
United States without this specific disclaimer.
The lesson of the Panama canal is carried far
ther in its application by the opponents of the
American enterprise. They point to the fact
that in spite of its general disayowal, France
has been forced by the bankruptcy of the Pam
ANA enterprise to such point in the protec-
ton Of the financial interests of Frenchmen.
that if it were not obstructed by its prior de-
clarations to the United States. it would doubt
less make the project national one. They
prophesy a similar experience for the Nicara-
qua canal, failure to complete the
work within the specified time, for
feiture OF the franchise by Colombia.
diplomatic complications, and to protect Ameri-
can interests an appropriation by Congress to
hnish the canal But the same engineering
difficulties are not to be confronted in the
Nicaragua as in the Panama project, and there
II consequently not the same danger of sinking
millions and millions Of dollars without com.
pleting the work. The Isthmus must he
pierced, and the canal affording communica-
non between the Atlantic and Pacific slopes
o. the republic must be controlled by citizens
OK the United States, if not by the republic
isseh. The nation could hardly secure
TO itself the great public benefit of such
waterway and commit itself less to any re-
sponsibilsy in the matter than by the Nicara-
qua legislation in the form in which il has
passed the House. There may be some risk
in.the matter. But the necessity of an inter-
ference by the United States for the protection
OF American interests in such a project would
be possibility. even if the construction of the
canal were attempted by citizens without anv
authority from Congress.
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The republicans are as jubilant over sena-
or sances declaration in the tariff debate.
snat the English system Of taxation is the best.
as they might be If the next presidential cleo
non were to be held on Monday, and Senator
Vance we're the democratic candidate. Flee.
non day Is too far ahead to permit the mere
approval Of anything English to serve as vain.
able party capital for an opponent. Eyerv
enemy Of the protective system is to the e,.
tent Of his opposition a eulogist of the Epe,.b
system, and specific Endorsement of the lst.e,
- Of special additional value to arouse anti.
English prejudice only on the eve of an elec.
ton.
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On the eighth page Of this issue viii be found
y tabular statement, with affidavit attached,
showing the circulation Of The EVENING STAR
for each day during the year just closed. This
statement, interesting in itself, and well worth
study on the part of those desiring to attract
the attention of the public, presents, in con-
nection with the statistics given below, show
ing which cannot be matched by any newspaper
in the world. The points to which especial
attention is invited in this connection are en-
analyses the character Of THE STARS phenom-
email circulation, and demonstrates the excep-
tional advantages it presents to advertisers.
OF the aggregate daily circulation Of 27,0s2
copies, the books of the Office show that an
averageof 20, O29 copies we're regularly de-
Gverec each day, by carriers, at the homes Of
permanent subscribers in the city and suburbs.
OF the remainder q daily average Of 6, 421
way stations, etc., and on the streets, by news
boys, making a grand total average within the
District of %, $50 copies daily, leaving daily
average of 1,632 to be sent to regular suDscrib-
ers residing beyond its lines, by mail, express,
and railway trains.
These figures confirm in the broadcast and
most conclusive manner the claim hitherto
made, and never yet contested, viz: that no
city in he acorh is so Thoroughly covered By The
circulation Of single newspaper as is The city of
Washington By tat Of THE EVENING STAR. Com
pared with the figures representing its entire
population, they amply justify the assertion that
The STAR reaches about every family in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, and is read ere,y day by fully
aree.f otts of its population ,ohoare o6leto read
It follows therefore that an advertisement in
serted in its columns will meet the eye of
every person in the District worth reaching, of
whatever race, creed, sex, age, or condition in
life.
1t only remains to be said, for the infor-
nation of those interested in the subject, that
in proportion to its circulation the rates of adj
vertising in The EVENING STAR, whether tram
silent or for long periods, rank with the very
lowest in the United States. Indeed. taking
both the extent and character of its circulation
into consideration, it may safely be claimed
that so wide and such excellent quality of
publicity can nowhere be bought for the same
money.
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BOTTLES, Borrrrs.


Ro,r r.
A/oiiLfs
rr-r ,,, -
po,. %LA 1.s BoIILEs, PRESSED GLASS
xon ih nc, SoLooNE BOTTLES BOTTLES
I'm So'LhiNe, BoTTLEs FOR EVERY
boITIEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
5000 BOTTLES MUST AND WILL BE SOLD
BEFORE CHRISTIAN
The rr;ces vii, al, ,,,
Every ono kpou,s tho, No.. p,,.u....,
est.pricea n,,,g g. a; e. a J, V, y 'le NV
49,, s,,nr ah tne cl'y ana every one WIZ
e prices that he has the finest line In the city Mt fully
ohe-thlru less IN cost
you buy your goods from MFRTZ
i A''enuon ~ caneo 70 three varieties OF bot
the stoppers cut ard The n,ic -, "is ,..
charged Price. lsc,: 35c. Der nair '''
Tbara - 100 - -, - I. , f,
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Gen. Boynton. in his letter to the Cincinnati;
Gazetse, copied elsewhere, presents very forci-
bly, the considerations which entitie ~.
National Rock Greek park project to the snn-
port Of all who are interested in the futnre =,
Washington, whether residents here O. the
people of the country at large, who take pride
IN the national capital.