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IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
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MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURSIsHER.
~ TrH ST NV
Manufactured
REGAIrAs. BADGES. BANNERS. JEWELS and
BUTTONS for all CLUBS and socIErIES
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RAILROADS.
ID IcHMoNp Avn pANvYIIE RAILROAD ca.
N y W HripENorrk mp skrbks fosrkk

s~heau,s IN e1~s Novsnh~- 10. 1852
AL trains arr We and leave a. f-nns,ivsais fsansn-
ecr ssa ton. ws-hngTan. D. {.
Mo q ~. -Dsry. cornects 81 LyDcs eusy for ell
sta iionk Nerfok and Western rslro>i and To al
principal pokn;s south al Divisions Of kichnlona
ana nsnvile System. Pullman siecp~r N.v lort
aud wAsli 10 usnts. eoancSfibx nsnse siA
sleersr TO View crl-anr wa " sronery ard Tor Mem
ehi. We k.rm,nshsm unitYS at 0sn.ils ~isk
Rey.. and strsAhurr daily except Sunday.
8 a. D. m--naily fcr Warrentcn ,fhaslcttepv1lio
and through train Toe Front hoys and strassarr daily
loR kF.-psiy wAsHISeroN AND SOUTH
WEsTk.HN slsrtByLfD i.NJrkD. cosnrossa en-
erely OF peyash Sl-rer. ptninx. raxor Sinot4pT
Cara and rnas 10 Apsnts t.ius ~ houfsl vffh Pull
nsn slScpsr through New leFt aud Ss-hlngton -
New Orleans via Gentsctnsry and Nee Yea ana
wsshinstcn 70 Aik.n and Aasgsas via COLUMBIA.
ans ash e heuiph.svia MI nainghan- Dining
car Sss Nork V Aoat~oinssy.
II % . nj siy for all i'rincirl POINTS sapfh
Nov 1o-S an Sssaaas,sn = tot spnar. va k.As..
IL HANS sif y ssp ONO DIVISION
lsass Warrington Al q. 10 . m. @.N o N ana q -
2. m. daily 1lesruins Arri~s wasbinsson soa "a,
s0 y: ~ AID ~ -m dsly lraia leaving wash-
snstsr " M and arriving O ~ An. runs 10 and
TIrSusG ir.as from N. .,u,h .rriv, wasAinrtaa
h<5Am 10 90 a ~. and .. ~ r.w. NsrA~ss Dfvis-
hon. 10 ~ IA aud y nj ~. etc-is Sunass.
ncAsts se~nans c-r rrs>rNAscns and iaformstiua
Iurui>hsd :. Once. 1900 tennsylN-nis ave-, aud %
f.ss.nser STATION. nenns,isAnss k.slroad. Washing
l. S. BROWN. General As~ut Passenger p-ri
W A URN fsaft.-a4 A.~n n
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CAnH.Rr x LrrDr.
SIS 9Th and 7o5 K st. nv.

SIS Tth and 7o5 ct nv
ANY articl. purchased from now til Christmas on
u payment % . all will lay aside for you.
ART WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
STAMPED Linens. Pin~ushioas. Fancy and Plain
BASKETS. Dosu Pillows and Head Rests.
An endie. . variety Of Doll Bsbi-s xreat bargain
sc. and 5Oc. and up 10 the nsst French e. 80
We vii drss- then 20 order.
Fancy AMI Decorated China. Bisque. Bronzes and
Clocss We can sell you . fne A7soniA Clock
n-reiefzsd trOa. sish;-i.y. striking the hour and
hAlf hour. cathedral gunZ- at 81 so
Another 100 Of the Gsn Foo: Rests Haxsocks.
eos-r~s With moauetts and body brussels carpet,
eriy 2Sc. lou cant aford 90 miss ths1n-
Fur Rurs. lined and unlinsd. In great variety.
g. dolsa Of ans Chiffon HantksrcAiefs. embroid-
sree In an. R~daeet from = and sc 70 1875.
LADIES' and Misses Coats. We eau give yoa per-
fsct 81
A-.a9uars<rs for reliable Umh-slias
cARHART 4 LEIDY
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MISCELLANEous.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank H. Loving was today appointed clerl
in the Office of the assessor, DC.
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Taken IN time,

Taken In time,
even Consumpr
ton yields to the
wonderful effects
Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. It
won't make new
lungs-but it will
make diseased
ones healthy
whAv, nNfhippolc
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nRUNKENNEss OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POS
~ LIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr..
HAINEs, InEN SpEf.I

II can f,e siven in cur Of oo6ss sea or I'm food
without the knovledrs Of the patient II Is
harmless and will effect permanent and spsedy cure.
holic wreck II has beon given in thousands OF cases
and IN every instance perfect cure has followed IL
NEVER FAILS. The system once inlprexnatsd Win
the Specific, IL becomes utter imposabity sor The
hquor appetite 10 exist.
ls-psgs book u particulars free. 10 Be- had Of
=. 9. WILLIAMS CO. r and 9th sc. NV,
And 8. =. WARE, braryist,
Under Ebhiff H.5use
STU. th.sD Wasninsrlon. ". @.
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RALrINoRE 3 oalo R,uaoAp.

ID
sch-du:s 10 .rec, Mower Yer IL rses.
Leave washinston from sstion -crusr q Nes sssssv
avenue and street.
For Chiraro and Nurth~s-f. Ne-tibnled Limited Ia.
prs.s ,rs ms II go ..,n;. = - y. ~, d..,5.
~ 6 -tnnafi. ~. Lruts aud n ,tansross Ne.ti.
T% r,i.i,rt: aus cssssSi eIs... d..iy il 30.
for Ierirvi,n ana S'suu,cn, 10. 4osm.
~td lrrA. N.tnra. a'ia'e Roanoke. kco--ii..
day; s'--li ng can tlHou-h 10 Memphis aud sash
VII ~ nigtt train.
Pc, B.i,tu"r.. week a.ys. -. n. " q IS r7Is.
q 90 - minutes - % y. N - 10 %, - 1ir-
n M - nj nj ~, - r. 4, 20 O., 80 - Il =
n ~. 30. 200 ali 30ssd IA 4, = n, ssaa.ys'
a 3a r rs o. As snn,,e,, 49,, sc ~ e. nc g.
81. Shuc, OS. $40. . 80. ns0o. KaoO. y -.
For hrn.goii. : L ana s 10 m. Il. Il .ud . q
Pm. SUNDAYS, - a., 4. 81 I'm.
.,fec ". derrick. tS4s. tiI.30 an. r.is. - 10.
r. h.Scrs,owu. 40 a.. n .nl - aonm
for b7yf Hna way roiuts, "a ~ 20 N
~ A. 81 Is, - -. - y. > 8, su1 y 40 III. "a
r;in: ~ 20 49,; ;rsns sta.rinS a. r.tnr. sia1ions
ROYAL BLUE LINE ron Nrw york AND PHIL
For rr.a.r,,i.. SeS VI. Ros,s, ana N. .,.,
ds X 90 go % % ning 'AiD Stn.. I: os - M
24dt,. o. ninius csr'. 1T 30 pm. sierslaT Cat
for p',ilAdelpAia, Wilmington ana clsss.r. 800
Rus-i fs-lor Cars on AL day trains
. Tor Bostcn; = iar "a With Pullman Buffet sleep
me- ar rGnnins through 10 Boston without Il anVs
N. -ta,s,n al n lston.
fcr A,i.n &c CITY. 10 % a. m. and IL aS p m Sun
tEEcrpt sunday. 'Dsny. ssund.y only.
p..-.. ..,,., !!ETprss' trains -
ssteE Ofcss; ,iis aud 1851 Pa 1.s sna q depot,
Gen. M.n.ssr: Inl.l = G.a. rsss ixs
FyVrs.pEAkF aSD ONO pan~.y
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u. S.
3 81 3 + E. 81: # 4 :
Association.
COR. 7TH AND D sra NV.

AAooOCAAIlON,
COR. 7TH AND D STA NV.
OF course everybody In Warrington knovs what 10
give money back for all work not exactly hight.
Some people wonder how can Afford to do H.
they think half our business must Be refundinx money
Not at all Take % teeth. for instance In ninety
nine out of hundred couldn't buy them back
for ten times that amount Psopls don't give up good
thinss % easily.
You are invited to come in and look at samplss Of
our work and incidentally inspect the most conplste
dental once that money procure.
Extracting N "a
with 0asor zonine... 80
Cleaning -.....-......-....... "a
Filling with stlver. ........ rs
- Platins. 100
:" " Gold. .sccordinr 10 alta
Solid Gold Crowns. .............. 7.6O
vERY BEST TEETH Uull ssta. Hu
lust OPENED-COSTUME PARLORa. =
lasqusrsde aud Isncy Cossupss tor hire. Aao
Ing. CARL z. GUNDLACH
.io-au. sNHH H..
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Gzx1v Sums Soounxp
AND PRESSED FOR n

WEARING done in bsst menser doods esllsd for and
'.nss''a a''''i3ai ~ sxak. sus s.a :. ~
ssU enc S.s b. katsv e.. ssltaznsss. "a
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CHrssPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFE. T OCTOBER 10 1871
Irsins lsAye daily IRON Union station CB. and Pl
9Th and SITS. ~
Through the rrsndes; scenery in america with the
bsnlson.st sud mos; complete Solid Train Servl,S
West rom Washington.
900 p m. daily Gin cinDsti ard ~. Touis IAun-
t-d'-solid N-s,i hu 81. newly sqniur~d, -le-trie-
.rhted train, With diningcsr Pullman. finest .-ep~
ms ar- Wash ngton 20 Cin -lnnsu Arrives Circin.
lst 100 s.n.. fnliynsuolis II 20 q. M. - QUE
S::p' y. H.. Chicago 5:.ls r. m.
1i:lop. IA. Aaiiy-rle famous IF. w Iimited---
ssoild vrs:ibu- train with ming end Pulimas
alec for C'ncinn ri. Lev ngton Louisville Ia ian
spolis and st. Louis without change. arriving ~
Clnrtnnaii - g. Iu. Ierington 10 .. Louis
Vile 30 D. tn. fndisuarolis II .0S a. m. Chit
s:35 a. m, 81. Louis - H. connecting Ia Cnisu
del,ot for all points.
. 00f,. tn. daiiy-F,rres. FOR Csordonsvfile Char
1ott"-vile, Eirlnond. Msvncsbo-o'. stawnton ana
principal Virginia ions. daily. except Sunday. tor
lichir ond.
Pullman ioca iions Snd tickets coinrany-. ofsces
ma Il. ". TJIIEa. C.nl pa...p~cr 4 e-,
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PROFESSIONAL.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC
= treatment. Afro cabinet vapor baths 1927 ct
q. ". dS<t'
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TOURS To THE TRoPICs-ATLAS LIsF.
Weekly service from New York 70 the Is,cnl of
jamaica, renowned for its sslubripus climate aud
natural beauty winter station of the British navy and
headquarters of tie British army In the Mes Indies
Good hotels and splendid roads.
Regular saiings also for Haiti. Costa Rica an the
many oil world soxn- of the spanish main. Illus
trAted ramphlet msiiei .ree. PIN. FOkwooD /
CO.. Agents. - State st. New YORK. nl7-4R
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10 BOuthampton tLondon. Havrel. Ufem0nL
Lain. Tues. Nov. - y. m. Spree. tues, Dec
g. an: Travs; Tues Dec. Is = u. Eibe. Tues.
Jan. g. O.
Comfortable state rooms. excensa. table. luyu-i,a,
saloon appointments. Prices: First cabin. go anl
upward berth. according 70 location, second cabin.
$50 berth: steeraxe AZ low rstsa ABspsy - z r.
DROOP. 925 Penn. eel
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The par,iAreclipse % the sun on Thursday,
iAstiag a. il will sbN't three hours and occur
ring az a favorable hour for observation. from
midday % 3 O'Clock. cannot fail 10 be interest
ing 20 the public a. vel a. 70 astronomers. On
the occasion there viii probably be larger
number u amateur observers than heretofore.
~ the sky be generally clear as II l. likely 20 be
A. October N North America. the scene Of the
scliP-e. The principal obsorvations, according
% the Instructions Of the Naval Observatory,
viii consist in determining the exact time of
tn first and last contacts. aud FOR that purpose
the Necessary instruments will be a watch and
telescope or a spy glass provided with eolored
shade glasses and having a support Of some
HAD 80 a. % keep the glass steady. A smoked
E!Ass will answer in the place Of sunshade.
Great injury results from observations made
without the Use Of some protection 10 the eye.
and amateur astronomers are hereby notified to
take warning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Washington's suburban railroads are in
creasing in number and facilities and are fast
becoming equal TO what the suburban roads of
the national capital should be. TIE recent
building Of several new electric lines in various
directions has opened up to the visitor q num-
Der Of very attractive summer resorts and to
the resident who desires a suburban residence
opportunities for securing one at a suitable dis
tanee within easy reach % the city. While
AL these things are matters of gratifca-
tiOn 10 Washingtonians, it Is proper
90 say in the same connection
that IL viii not do to lose
sight Of another important consideration. 1t is
wholly unnecessary 20 lose suburban drive or
walking way in order to gain suburban rail-
way. The occupation Of the bed Of the present
county road to Bladensburg- is a narrow
roadbei-bya suburban railroad track would
b. uni just 20 that large number OF citizens who
employ IL in their daily or occasional pere rina-
tions II modes Of travel not 20 be superseded
by a railway. Already part of one OF the
principal country roads extending into Mary
land from this capitalize road u Tennally-
towns - narrowed by the railroad track as
90 be practically useless. VIA; Washington
wants l. a system Of suburban railways that will
not interfere with the existing roads.
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The municipal nominations by the county
democrats in New York city, made after much
preliminary pulling and hauling. will have the
effect Of compelling Tammany TO register
every available voter in order 70 assure n local
victory. and this heavy registration will tend to
swell the Tammany vote for Cleveland, since a
cutting Of the head Of the ticket by registered
Tammany voters would be noticeable in the
footing Of results. and as national voters tine
Tarnmany men are on their good behavior. 1t
has been feared that Tammany's dislike
for Cleveland would cause shrinkage
IN the registration, since by refraining from
registering nti-Cleveland democrats could
practically cut the party's presidential nominee
without detection. or at least without danger Of
unavoidable conviction. While a lively local
contest will decrease the danger of this form of
Cleveland cutting it viii increase, if kept up,
the chance Of deals between republicans and
Tammany men, IN which local are traded for
national votes. II the anti-snap men are work
ing In earnest for Cleveland they will threaten
q local fight until after tine full Tammany
strength il registered, but will then refrain
from forcing the contest to the point which
will cause Tammany TO fear for the success Of
It, municipal ticket and give 1t an excuse to
trade Cleveland for Gilroy.
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The presidential candidates have spoken and

The presidential candidates have spoken and
written their acceptance Of the nomination ten
dcred them BY their respective parties. These
letters are q large part of our current political
literature They were late in coming, but they
were both more or less Characteristic deliver
snces and averaging them and comparing them
With previous letters Of acceptance Of presi-
Dental candidates, they were good expeditions
Of party doctrine. The delay in the issue Of
the presidential letters has caused delay in the
Issue Of the vice presidential Such things
have their order Of business and official ETH
quette requires that an interval, more or less
marked, shall separate the publication Of the
tvo sets Of nlis-ives. The vice presidential can
didass Of the republican party naturally leads
his rival. a. his chief led that rivals chief in
entering officially the field of combat. The
ofscial statements Of the democratic
sta;isticians are relied upon in large
measure In tho tariff part Of Mr..
Reid. letter, and he does not fail to
reproduce an extract from one Of Presi-
dent Jsckson's messages indorsing the princi-
pie Of protection for American industry. Thus
with q kusck acquired in the EDITORS sanctum
the republican nominee shows. as his party will
be apt TO think, the inconsistency Of the dem
ocRtic party in its historical attitude on the
leading political question Of the times in the
United States. The democratic retort upon
Mr.. Reid that his political record makes him
stiIl more vulnerable to like charge of incon-
sistency will doubtless be met by the recital of
the circumstances Of the Greeley campaign and
the fact that a personal record is not an offset
IN any event for a party record Mr.. Reds
letter is one Of some length and is vigorous
end effective campaign document.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Chicago l. in good deal Of apprehension
concerning the weather next Friday. With
kentucky presiding a. an oru:orical genius Of
the occasion a downfall Of water would possibly
be regarded not oaly as uncomfortable but as
nnseeuly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

There should be mutual consideration dis
played by the District population and the cable
car operators. The gripmen should make
allowances for the fact that heretofore street
cars have moved and stopped according to the
individual convenience Of pass, myers, and the
travelling pubic should appreciate the progress
Of the times and step lively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

There does not seem 70 be thorough spirit
81 harmony in the ranks Of the lady politicians.
There u disposition 20 deny Mrs. Victoria
Woodhun Marun even the luxury Of being a
candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Nike Mcdonald, Chicago politician whose
remarks are usually presented IN the news
IaPers BY the dialect reporter, has bolted the
democratic party. This shorld unquestion-
ably call for one Of Mr.. Clevelaud's neat letters
OF thankz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Chicago FIRST took possession Of Congress and
nov GPPropnAtes the Supreme Court and the
diplomats II Washington has anything else
that Chicago would like she will please to help
herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Although District citizens cannot vote they
can reflect with satisfaction upon the fact that
their privilege 20 contribute 70 campaign funds
Can in no way be cartailed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Original" portraits Of Columbus are numer-
o1s What Is wanted "a less originality and
more authenticity.
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Mr. Reds letter Of acceptance was rather
more voluminous than Mr.. Cieveland's. There
sro evidences Of the leading editorial habit in
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LADIES HOSE Ar 35c.
(3pairs for ell

Noless than fourteen styles here. Wholesale
gu antilles direct from the best English French and
German makers. No Daiddleman's profit no allo1-
for losses because Of a credit business. AND
THEREFORE,. SUPERIOR QUALITIEs-better than
ual at the price.
SHILDREN'S Ribbed Fast Black Hose. sizes 3 to
81. with double knees and high spliced heels. and
only Gle pairs pairs for 81. uhich pair
than usually cireH.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
18th and Penn ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

The police have established q very praise
worthy quarantine against tho overhead wire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

Major MeKinley's latest speech conveys the
assurance that he has not forgotten anything
about the tariff
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REORGANIZATION.
OUR OLD ENEMY IN A NEW LIGHT.
ATHIEF OF HEALTH
A THIEF OF HEALTH.

w Z all know that generalization 70 the thter u
tfne, but also look out for loss Of health.
prominent physician lately said: ~ people uould
uedr suitable garments much Of the prerailino sick
mesa might be arofded.s
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Connrcr UNDERWEAR Fon Men.

One Of the best collections Of Natural Wool. Cames
Hair and Merino Garments for autumn and winter ID
at the Palais Royal. Of 10Th ST. and Pa ave.
speciality being made Of s1 Underwear the best values
sttainAble may be had there Socks TO match at only
25c. pair also extraordinary. Warranted Fast
Black Socks also at price surprises 15c. pair 25c
for two pairs. From the worlds famous dyer. Lovts
HermsdOrr. Look for his name on every pair.
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THREE UspERwEaR BARa.1ss.

No. Ladies' American Hosiery Company's Full
Regular Made Autumn weight Vests and Pants. csc
No 2-Ladies' Non-shrinking Half-wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants. in natural and white ........75c
No. 3-Ladies' Ribbed and Plain Merino Vests and
Pants. The Ribbed Vests with silk ribbons at neck
and shaped to fit the waist like a corset .... SOC
os-Full line Of American Hosiery Company's
Norfolk and New Brunswick. Cartwright & Warmers
seasonable Underwear for ladies and children. at
P1lais ROual ,rices
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LADIES "HE.1rHr UxpERwEAR.

From the physicians point Of view Tights and
Union Suits are health preservers The make recon-
rnended is the Phyllis" and the sole Washington
agency is at The Palais Royal.
TIGHTS Of medium-weight WOOL heavy wool.
merno and silk here IN fast black and coors. knee
snd ankle length. open and close. with and without
feet Prices for the bes-the ''Phyilis'-range from
90 to 90. so Chfdren's sizes from 81 20 to g. so
town. also here and at Palais Royal prices viz,
Black and Ecru Balbriegan Tishts........ SOC
Superior quality Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 75c
White and Gray Merino Tights.--............-sl1 10
Fast Black Merino Tights. l. %
superfne Black Wool Tights. 9. 25
UNION SUITS virtually tights and vest COM
bined and materially help the modiste when fitting
you with your autumn dress. The ''Phyltis" Suits
are the best Of course. They of ribbed babrig
gan. merino wool. silk and zephyr. The latter Is
mixture Of balbriggan and silk fitting the body
glove does the hand Prices range from 60 25 to 3d.
children's sizes. So to 81 so suit
Here too the ordinary Union Suits less prices
than Prevailing.
Ribbed Bal Union Suits. ....-............-.-. Soc
Fast Black Union Suits. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Haf-wool Union suits %
Black Wool Union Suits. 81. as
eEprorortiopa.ely low prfces for children,s sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

t~Ths Paiais Royals L-button Cndressed Kid
Gtores az Sc. tnstead Of 81 again tomorrow. One
pair only TO each customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

25c. pc. &c. 25c 25c 25c 25c. &c. 25c. 80.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19

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