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Decorating Graves of the onfedera.es,

DeCOTAtiHS Ot INC SOnIe0er9seS.
From the crowd assembled in the city ceme-
terry at Jackson, Miss, yesterday afternoon it
seemed that almost the entire population par-
ticipated in the ceremony Of decorating the
graves OF the confederate dead.
At Vicksburg. in addition co decorating the
graves OF the heroes Of the lost cause, the con-
federate monument was unveiled with imposing
ceremonies, ex-Gov. Lowrie delivering the adj
d-ess
Columbus, Ga, observed Memorial day.
There was an entire suspension of business at
l O'Clock. At aclock interesting exercises
were held at st. Lukes Church. After music
and recltations address was delivered by
Capt. Hunt Chipley OF Pensacola. The
procession then proceeded to the cemetery
headed by Il band and consisted of
the Columbus Guards. force of
mayor. members OF the council and city gov
ernmen., ladies of the memorial association
and the public generally. Flowers were abun-
dant and the weather delightful
Confederate Memorial day was generally OBJ.
served IN Georgia. being regarded as general
holiday. Banks and publ:c Offices were closed
at augusta. In the morning The confederate
survivors met and were addressed Dv Col C. G.
Jones. jr. In the afternoon The soldiers graves
were decorated by the Ladies Memorial Asso-
citation. The memorial address was delivered
b. Hugh V. Washington of Macon. Ga.
Memorial day was fttingiy observed at At
lanta by parade. decorating Of the graves of
confederate dead and an Grafton by Gen. j. I,
HoltZclaw OF Alabama.
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RECALLING ANTE-3ELLUM DAYS.
A Great Ant:-Slavery COmInemOration Nee
ing at Drawers, Mass.

Great Anti-Slavery COminemOration Meet
ing at Drawers, Mass.
The Danvers Historical Society held a great
anti-slavery commemoration meeting at Dam
vers, Mass. yesterday afternoon. Those pres
ent most Of whom made speeches, were: Rev.
Samuel May OF Leicester and John J. Nav SONS
OF the famous James May; Mrs. Lucy Stone.
Vim. Lloyd Garrison. Miss Sarah H. South
work Of Ne,lesly: Parker pillsbury Of Concord,
y. H.; John W. Hutchinson and three de-
scendants. representing the old Hutchinson
family OF singers: Pes. Peter Randolph of
CIarles,own. cnce slave; Rev. d. S. Whit
ne? of 5ou!hboro: John VI. Lenox and Charles
Lenoy. the famous brothers; Rev. G. W. Por-
ter OF Concord. Mas; Rev. Aaron Porter of
Salem. OF one OF the "seyeu stars" or come
cutters OF Danvers: George +. Downing fcol-
Belmont. Mrs. Mary A. Livermcre, NJ N.
L ishcr of Midway, George B. Bartlett of Con-
cord. Mass. who read poem; George w. Pat
nam of Lynn and others, all famous in some
way i'll connection with the ant-savery and
liberty times
Letters we're read from Mary Grew Rev. r..
S. S:orrs. ID. d.. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher.
r. W. Bird, Elizabeth BUtfum Chase Charles
W. NhiDple. Mrs Carolina Dali who was mob
bed with Garrison: Rev. Thomas g. Stone. ID.
D., Rev. Robert Collier, d. D.. Edna Dean
Cheney. Rev. Joseph May. Aaron ~ Powell of
the Phlanthropist, Mr.. Frederick Douglass and
othc =
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Lord Salisbury and His Aids Confer

Lord Salisbury, the Duke of Devonshire. Mr..
Balfour. Mr.. Chamberlain, Lord Randolph
Churchill and other unionist leaders held
another meeting at Devonshire house in
London yesterday to consider the course OF the
opposition in parliament. especially with re-
gard to tho home rule bill. The meeting
agreed upon plan for united action against
the home rule and other government measures
1t was decided to fight the home rule bill
line " line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

: Serious trouble is again brewing in the state
Of Chitral. between the valleys of the Oxus and
Cabul rivers, where the former ruler, Afzul- u
Mulk, was murdered by his uncle, sher Afzul,
the latter being afterward driven out by the right
full surviving ruler, Herr Nixdon- u Mulk. The
state in full Of intriguers. and Umra Khan is
said to be the chief instigator of the agitation.
1t is stated that the Ameer Of Afghanistan, who
has claimed sovereignty over Chitral, is also
taking part in stimulating troublesome in
trigues, and is alleging that the British are en-
deavoring to encroach upon Chit,aL 1t is said
that the ameer is seeking an alliance with Umra
Khan and IL urging the chiefs to unite in oppo-
sitfon to Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Queen Vic.oria's sojourn near Florence. at
the Villa Palnnieri. ended yesterday. She
started for England in the afternoon, accom-
panied by the Prince and Princess Henry of
Battenberg and all the royal attendants. The
carriages conveying the queen and party to
the Central railway station were escorted by
dragons through streets crowded with cheer
ing citizens The Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess of Mecklenberg- Schwerein. the British
consul and the principal officials OF the city re-
ceived the queen at the station and presented
bouquets to her majesty and to Princess Bea-
froe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Many rumors are current regarding the cause
of the sudden stopping oi the imperial train
while route to the Crimea, and the resulting
fright by which the czar was made i'll. One
rumor is to the effect that thousands of peasants
living in villages near Clarkoff laid themselves
upon the railway track in order to stop the
cars train and thus have an opportunity to
present to the car a petition agalnst certain
local abuses conflict ensued, II is said, be-
tween the train guards and the peasants, with
the general result that ~ peasants and IS
soldiers were killed in the fight or crushed by
the train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Great alarm has been caused in Zante by the
threats OF peasants in the country districts to
invade the town by force in order to secure
share of tine earthquake fund. The claim of
the peasants is regarded justified by the
course adopted by the central relief committee
who have hitherto refused to distribute relief
except in the town. Soldiers have been posted
It all the town gates with instructions to dis
arm all peasants entering the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

John L. Sullivan Acts Under Difficulties.
john L. Sullivan was Yesterday ordered out
Of the Troy House a. Troy, N. Y. where
quarters were engaged for him. The services
Of three policemen were necessary to induce
him to leave the hotel. He appeared on the
stage last night in The Man from Boston,"
but what he said was in the main incompre-
hensihie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
Victory for Ticket Brokers.

The Chicago railroad ticket brokers have won
their habeas corpus case, which means that the
law against ''scalpin is unconstitutional
The decision was handed down yesterday after
noon, Judges Tuthill, Mcconnell and Dunno
sitting together. The news created great en-
thusiasn, in the national convention of tine
Ticket Brokers' Association, which had Just
been called to order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
FOrger and Abscontier.

Peter Feigley, an extensive cigar manufac-
turer of Loganviile, York county, Pa. has dis
appeared and left forged notes behind to the
extent of $4,000. The banks of Glen Rock
and Shrewsbury are the principal losers Some
fears are entertained that Feigley has COM
mitted suicide. He has relatives in Canada
and the general belief is that he has gone there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Ralph Wagner, the steeple and tall chimney
climber of Newark. n. j.. met with serious
accident at Middletown, n. Y, yesterday. He
was at work upon tine chimney of the engine
house at the Middletown State Hospital. when
the scaffold gave wav and he fell forty feet to
the ground. Several of his ribs were broken
and he was internally injured.
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pICHM0ND AND DANNILLE EATLKokD o.. .
Ia +. W. HUlDEkOPEE AND ITEM FOSTER.


Schedule In effect November - 1872
All trains arrive ana isav. - P-nu-y INaula Prison
ger station. Washington. u. 6.
$50 a.n.-Daiy. CONNECTS A. Lvn,hhur- Cor "a
prime raj points south all Inv i-i.n> 81 -r I'D
ana DanvIlle System. Puilman >Ial.iisr NV Hu-.
and Washington Atlanta. ting t'.rIf., win
Sleeper 60 New Orleans via N -o.u'r su1 -u- Ne.
pas wa birmingham. uniting q EEuyIII- %
S--1t'r -Or Au -lSfa ronueif- al MANI COR Front
Royal aud Strssnurl- dailV except SundlF.
3.4S y. m. Daily for MarrentJu end t1a-l0-ta-v
and through rain tor Front kuyai ana StrasaI-rg
daily except SUNDAY.
hENlEitN NESIiBl LID lIMilEi,. ruIUIu-.I al
inc Cars and runs 10 ALBANIA ffiur = hours with
Pullman Sleeper through New Anra AMI NH-l.in--t n
70 New Orleans via MuntC-H merry .un Nv Nura ant
Washington TO Aiken and Augusta wa fuluubfl. aud
Washington 20 Memphis via hirm.fL lail. iIsnil-
car New York % Montgomery.
loo .inDaily Toy al PRINCIPAL points -unfi
Pichlnond aud DauNilie system. La. u-ln .arrr
VILE. ana MashinItJu to A'iHrtr-
TRAINS ON WASH NGIDN AND oHIC DINTSTpN
leave Washington az g. 10 an. -, I.t. air q -
I'm. daily. Returning. arrive in Washington s, -
m, D.. 90 and a. =. daily Train i-agiu--
Washington q - p. and arriving G.5B rJf-
70 ard from Rerndon only.
Through trains from the south nrriN- WaShin-tHl
G. 10 m. 10 ~ and q. ~ pm Manassas Diyi,-
ion, 10 ~ a. m. and a..s1 D. IN. sunday.
furnished az ofice. 1890 Pennsy lVania ave aud a.
Passenger Station Pennsylvania Railroad. Nasnlns-
ton. ID. q.
l. :. BROWN. General AGENT Passenger Detf
w A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
W. II. GhEEs. General Manager nlp
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DIR. Buchanan Found Guilty.

DR.. Robert W. Buchanan, who has been on
trial for the past few weeks, charged with the
poisoning of his wife, was found guilty last night
in New York Of murder in the, first degree.
The Buchanan case has excited good deal Of
interest, following 80 closely a. it did the
case Of Carlyle W. Harris. and was similar in
many respects to that celebrated case. =, :
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
WAsHIkerox sTEAMsoAT co. ..L1M1rEp.-

WAsH1NGToN STEAMBOAT co. LIMITED. 4"
Steamer Wakefield MONDAYs. WEDNESDAYS
and sATURDAYs ct 2 . M. for Nomini creek, We.
THS,URsDArs and SUNDAYS: (sss schedule
steamer Il. v. Arrowsmith on SUNDAYS st O. m.
for all landinss. Leave Kinssie 81 II m. On NON.
DAYS for return lnndtngs % ColonlAl Beach, thence
pay On WEDNESDAY, q 8 pm. fsr Aiexandria.
nse. !. ss.Sn ana ~ iSssS Hses ledin Lave
and srTivs at Washington G@. XRIDAY. (sse
ssS.s ~ : ' e.iREt .a;;s~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Betters supposed to be from Buffalo, N. Y,
beat the Covington, Ky, pool rooms out Of
$4,000 yesterday. While there are rumors Of
crooked work the Covington pool room
people are satisied everything was al right.
The republican state convention will be held
In Columbus. Ohio, June and 8. Charles ii.
0rosyenor will be temporary chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
MIR. Dickinson Will Not Accent

Mr.. Don N. Dickinson, whose appointment
rs one Of the government directors of the
Union Pacific raiiw.: was announced YESTERDAY
by President Cleveland, states positively that
he will not accept it. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
OCEAN TRAVEL.

RTHUR W. ROBSON.
n Steamship. Pass aud Tourist hgput GlJ 18th
st N. Telephone ltti4 tfsrarrh 81: Bait more. Nd. D
First Cabin. sec.na Cabin ani Ste-- trIl-t- ~
all steamship lines To Europe. Asia. Arca. Austria "a
and the West Indies.
Assoc Boston. Providence. Norfolk. Savannah aud
points south. Der hS or state rooms rNsi any
steamer outward Or return.
Sailing lists rate sheets and plansNf steamers fur
nished appiication.
AGENT FOR THOs. COOK A son
Estimates given on tours TO any part II h- VOID.
Drafts isSa.a in sums - suis EnCland. Ireland
and scotland.
FOREIGN express and custom house broker. Agent,
in al the nED, lpal cities Of Europe. Bend for
structiCns How 20 shin" aplO-tr
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SELECTING THE TOWN SITE,
There NaS iiso n Dsyic Eurns in George
town an ihc Early Days.

IHr rEoPRIEToRs OBJECTED TO THE LAND
EEING sCEvEYED INFO TOWN LOTS. AND SO II
WAS ,oNDEANrD--w~ PRISCTPAL sTRErTs
LAID OFT. FRIDGE AND HIGH STREETS.
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AND ONO RAILWAY.

Trains leave daily from Union Stat, n b. ani L. =
9th and Il sts
han6somest and most COMPLETE Solid rain Service
West from Washington
200 dali, Cincinnati and Louis i'm
ited'Isolid vestinuied, newly quiI4rd. s-l.trir-
Egnfed tram ftllIuan's nnest slasI lI1- Wash
ingtun to Cincinnati Dining car atiarIed a. Mas
vile 20 serve breakfast. Arrives Gin inua.i GOA
cago . D. IN.
IL 10 =. m. daily-The famous II. =. V Ti4.itei'-
q Solid Nestibule train with dining and puuilsu
sIsePers Tor cincinnati, Lexington and lu.t~FIi.-.
witnout change. arriving ~ fin,.u na-i =.
Lexington $40 y. m. LoriiS,i L. . - u "a Indian
arohs III 10 O. M, chlce'u II a. II.-. = ls'g-s -
a. m, CONNIE, ting In l nj n aesst for all Is'lufS.
-;Vo T. ~ datiy-Express Ter Gslrfisf~sI e. Thar
lottesNlle, Richmond. MEyn,s,a1rl'. -tHuut.n and
pflnclial virginia points daiiy. "Zrr SUNDAY, Tor
hlchInund
Pullman locations and tickets CoIpany'S oificat
5l3 and l5.e1 Penna. ave.
nj L. ". FULLER. Gent Pas,-nl--r Agent.
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A ROHE OF CEREMONY.

Wonderful Passe III nteries for Carnitures of
Gowns.
Oriental embroideries in soft rich colors.
heavy gil. GALLONS, silver threads intarworcn
with brightly colored silk, and American
iridescent metal Bleaching in numberless
variations are largely used as garnltures for
the most elaborate summer costumes. They
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY. M.
h hSiL"ot krtk tSfi CITY. M.
eTn eOnvsnicncS- isrs7-2ni nrs ANNIE GRtBs
TIE WILTSHIRE. ATLANTIC CITY.
An r,>,.-- NSrSia.a ave. an zach:
s1s9 @HaSf' e0n'sn''n'' / caxSfbLrR CO.
SAN MARCOS EoTEt-
= $50 and s3 az a day.
apel-tr Tan ''s " x oo sFtI S,e asnaser.
For sALL-goTEl-s COTTAGES. BATH HOUSES
Real Estate and Law building.
sp1S-lm Atlantic City. y. J.
II Ohio. Atlantic CITY. \ J. -rnoss,rac.ed view q
irH@ aSs i a 50
20 mhS,m 'As Successor ri 70 S Jal s Noon.
- On the beach Steam heat Elevator. Send for
nihassm 1 cHANBEKss HOPES.
HOTEL PEMBROKE, ATLANTIC CITY.
r,,. Ss sa, thrOushOu. Open all Ne Ne yea.
IL Atlantic City. Nj.
Extreme ocesn end of K-ntucky Elevator. cleo
'r'c lights and everything new
mh222m JAS. GFo. BEw.
HOTEL rEArMoRE.
ATLANTIC CITY. n J.
mh2e-em w. GREEN CO.
SEA sI II, F., HorsE. ATLANTIC CITY. M.
nhia-2nl CHARLES EVANS
TEE RossMoRE. ATLANTIC CITY
Opens March Is. Every cony~nience,
mh143m Formerly of the Florida HOUSE.
TEE MBEMaE;E. ATLANTIC CITY.
n ar the neach: un-xcelled view 81 the occsn:
pae5fc and sirE MA ave. lew ami modern strictly
arr reasonable be u;:nl illustrated hookl.t arrii-
Horn s %S s IAN B ci,2 o A3TL.z6
IMPERIAL. fire.. elscsric bells. sclariam. appoint.
90 to 50 pe-dsy soto SIS ner wk. 6. W. Kendrick
HOTEL ,srIcKNEY. KENTUCKY AVE. 100 1T
par!or. RAGS. 50 TO $50 rer ds, - . sli per
~T mi ,.s H0HeIlsS house. L sTIcE S..
IA Atlantic City. Nj.
fal5-f'n ALEX. NJ. oPPENHETuTD
THE NEW SENATE. ATLANTIC CITY.
finest view OF tire ocean; large sun parlors ras-
fslG-:,m '''' = b. COOK son.
TIE ELSToN; ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY
ave rear bach comr!e:eiy refunished since last
'e ae,';n every ''inF fr''-e'as- MRS T. VILE.
THE CHALFoNTE ATLANTIC CITY.
on THE BEACH.
Salt water baths in THE house elevator. modern and
complete rsrlorS.
Send for illustrated Booklet.
jac1il.n Address THE CHAIFONTF.
A iLAATIC CITY. y. j.
EADDON HALL
ia25-3n LEEDS & LTppINcoTr.
SEA VILLA
Ocean end New York Open all the ve7r.
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tic city. 10 90 IN. and IL. ~ p. IN. sun.



Baggage called for and ch-cs"I fr IN hotels and
reSld-nr@s by Union l-ans--r 20. lr,ier~ lea Al
ticket Offices 6l9 and l:gll Pa. ave.. and nj ..,l.
j. 4. ODFLI. CIAS- ~ STILL
Gen. Manager MAJ tipr. Pass. Ae'f.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
DIANo TEACHER. YEARS ryprRI-
meos a snc Ss s. a RAPID
laos Hopkins place. near Goth and 2 n.w.
DRIvATE LEssoNs-ELEMFNTAsy or AID
ysncedi At puril's residence j: iesiTei Experi-
Especial s;tenfemt backward. unwiiiinE AMI s',i;
pupils. Pro-. j.. lio6 HOPKINS rlsr. near .Oth ana
NIR sAMUEI.S TEACHES HEBREW AND GER
" man every day except Fridays and sa.urdsys.
w l.. sHINN. l.l5 P ST. \: W. GIVES
sh9r: method Of book eepin which ssyes nach labor
Keeping Call OF write for particulars. sp:l-aw!
COLUMBIA CoNsERyATo OF Music. $40 K
.on fpW department. frS , OF s, ass les
Lnsian d.. Conservatory OF Music. Boston. Mass
~ Private instruction day rTeninr in schoo! and
Or b6RHs p fv
u Acaaemy Of Fin. aTts. so4 7 :, w Be.;. eGesp-
self the fTSe 'D ' x sndsnss spis4
A Ri STUDENT, LE:GUF.
"A EIGHTH SEASON.
s sHa ohfnb9Ss %qfR c55Ep
Evening classes Antique and Meas Life.
Split Siiihsai''' SSna 10 SOS 18TH ST. NV
Mt. VERNON MUSIC STUDIO; 1908 sIH ST:
W n. W roc. eulture hes ,a'thod:" rapid
SSsseoinins hroa troubles no charge for
WAsHTNGToN coNsEEvAToRY OF MUSIC.
w i;.e5 10th st; NV: rwenty-fourth year. Piano.
vons violin hgfs esTns ~ Free Sysn:
M ENGLISH AM FRENCH SCHOOL
Fer 5on I ladies' Ia. and Little Sirls
FRENCH. CLASSICAL AND MODERN Ian
tAkRoFr iyaf taught ot sor and tr'Ps,ed
nv apl-lm=
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
La aye sH tR 81 and IN SITS n " e-,,
Learn the phn6sraph and typewiitpr; the
S Ssst for Gs 20
readers and the phonoeI aph Individual ins;rurtion
the n@lish business and civil service coarscs Re.
ducsd rates Cor summer months. Send FOR catao-ae
IHE BERLITz School OF LANGUAGES
-; 14;h $. n. ".
IA American and 6 Euronssn Branches.
Open all year. , 1sg and evening.
Summer Branch Asbu-y Park. n J.
SCHOOL OF ELOCrTIoY. oRAToEY. kCTIYG.
- physical s-rac. and voice culture. 1917 l2.l =.
n: v. Lessons glveu during 5hp day evening. Ed
WARD e. TOWNSEND. Mss ADA L. TOWNSEND.
w OOPS CDHMERFE Al CnT.IEGF AND SCHOOL
" cf : 'Or l4nd and Iy2eSritn@. f0l ana 100 Fas.
Captn' - RIA. waels ire. Low rates. Experienced
cox YEAn rOG DAY OF EVENING SEES
.)sc sion. - BooHSeeT!n-. arithmetic. spelling.
grammar et er WRITING. business &c commercial
law. tv2ewIting Shorthand. pramanship. IVY IN
STiTIFE BUSINESS COLLEGE. : ". sch and
n SITS n. .a2S-Sm-
EDUCtTION FOR RFALLITr
~ THE SPENCEREAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Nat. Bank Of the .ep Bids. 9Th and ID n. W.
'Sft-1Sq3
Spring and Summer Sessions-Niarch to July I.
Services o. graduates always in demand terms mod
crate but competition with cheap schools. Office
open every business day Telephone cali. lGS1
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER.
fe21 Principal and Proprietor.
1IlSS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
tl and Business College. 1907 1nth So n. W. Pupis
prepared successfully civil service departmental
ana census eNainna;. StenoyraDh laugtt. satr
OUT OF WARRINGTON.
CT. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY. NY
- Under 4He direction o: Bishop Doxne. Choice OF
ionr courses of study for graduation Special studies
ny be taken or the Harvard coulse for women Fo-
c'tslo eue address Miss e W. Boyd Principal apl-,n
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ARE YoU GOING ABROAD.
ARE You Go1Se To Erpopr.

nso have your letter. and cables ADDRESSED care
EDWIN II. LOWS STEAMSHIP EXCHANGE,
HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS.
% CHARIN0 CROSS. TRAFAL0AR SQUARE.
LONDON. They Will be numbered and forwsried 20
~ part. BY Mr. Lows own system. insurinT s.feds-
livery. BAegAre stored, forw srded k-d
use Of Lows POCKET ckBLE copf, Irios SO cents.
h indispensable. send for Q cory Of ''fHE PASSEN-
GEE. .couts,ninf valuable Information, Tres
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OUT OF WASHINGTON,
LADIES' GOODS.

MATERIALS FOR TISSUE PAPER. FANCY
Ah work scrcp book pictures transfers tsyor- toys
masks. tally cards. stars. paper NAPKINS, lanterns
apl5lint
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