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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

NIX 4h PRICES. q
vUE WILL hereafter sell all fhe following WINES and
W LIQUORS al irdm Toto rs per cent below former
prices: #
as baskets IIedseck CHAIfPAG CINE HfNE.
~ do Gieslerss champagne Of extra fine quality.
q do Bochi's champagne fair article
- do Shield brand, pts. and qts '.
30 doz. old reserve Madeira, vintage 1916
42 +" London l.. p, very fine r E4r,
10 Sercial, old and fine .,H,t
~ Bial Madeira, very old and fine
10 Mnlmsey do choice article.
" Gapejtice do very old
10 Pon,ar's Bro, sherry, extra fine.
Z ~ do. fine article,
~ I" Amnniilado pale sherry, very fine.
10 OLDPORT WfNE,very fine.
20 OLD COGNAC BRAND v, pale aud dark.
30 OLD MONONG1HgI,A WIfiSkY very prime.
With great variety Of other wines and liquors all which
will he sold unusually low SiMMS A son.
r. s We lave hand part Of the stock of Macra and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which selected from
his stock Of wines with much care, and will he sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago. S&S
ian Idly Pa avenue, opposite jackson Hall
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You who have Pale Complexions, Dull Eyes, Botches
the Face, Rough Skin, Freckes and are "ont Of spi
rits,'' use bottle or two Of DR. WNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RlllA, II will cleanse the Blood the Freckies
and Boiches, and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful complexion-a oil which are OF I'M.
mense value to UNMARRIED LADIES.
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

1000 do sheet iron, in. n. long by wide
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
6ibundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, ! inch
6 do or $500 pounds, do J., inch
6 do or 1000 pounds, do Il inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do ll.16 do do
1000 do ; do do
1000 do fiat plate iron, 9 by in.
200 do | inch cast steel
All the iron to be Of the best American mann.
facture.
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WASHINGTON, January "a, 1919.
Mr.. O. Herstons-DEAR SIR ~ have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache aud take pleasure in
saying that In the Of DR. Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspeptc Cordial have invariably found relief from n
single dose, consider IL u valuable medicine.
Very respectfully, N, w. McGREGOR.
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124,IUO do - - =
All the iron to be Of the best American manu-
facture.
CLASS No. 2.-Piais aud Hoop IRON.
300 pounds 3-l6-inch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
l,500 do GIG do do do
100 pounds iron hoops, 8 feet inches long, 2. in
ches wide, and inch thick do
40 do iron hoops, 10 feet / inch long, 81 inches
wide, and ! inch thick do
1000 pounds hoop iron, inch wide, lilo inch
thick, not less than % f. long do
1900 do hoop iron, II inch wide, 4-lG inches
thick, not less than % fl. long do
1000 do hoop iron, l !. inch wide, lie inch
thick, not less than % r. long do
All to be ofthe best manufacture. e
e. L Ii -. 1 q a =
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

JJERTS d SONS AMALGAMATED SILVER STEEL
III AND PIATINA PENS. Warranted not 10 curode.--
All who appreciate comfort In writing should the above
beautiful pens, as they warranted not TO corrodeand
any other pens offered These pens first intro
duced into this country IN August 1915 at which time the
manufacturers were unknown To the writing community
the pen therefore had TO stand on s own merits It's
therefore gratifying To the manufacturers 10 acknowledge
that discerning public has paid tie highest tribute tother
labors that the present demand (Which daily ncreas.
ing) far exceeds their utmost expectations.
CAUTION.
Whereas some fraudulent persons have, in consequence
Of demand for the above pens, been induced
to offer spurious imitation bearing the stamp the
genuine pens, the manufacturers hereby give notice that
they will prosecute any persons who their
trademarks. for the purpose Of dcaudng the public by
and further protection TO themselves aud the public IL
will please be observed that in future each boxs Of genuine
pens will have label the bottom bearing the signature
the manufacturers In their own handwriting initiate which
Is forgery To be had wholesale the Manufacturers De-
pot No rs John street. New York. and retail from all re-
spectacle Siationers IN The United States may 3l-dif
NEW FANCY GOODS We shall OPEN this day. few
IN very desirable French fancy articles per steam
er IIibernIa, such as Tuck Combs shell and buoovery
beautiful patterna
Porte Monies--she, ivory, and eaher--a very convent
cni and safe article Tor the gold dollar.
Ten cartons Of Bjous Kid Gloves all cloors and
bers
Ten dozen heavy French silk Gloves-all colors
Twenty dozen light goeaamer thread Gbves-iew article
--szes numbered for gentlemen only.
One case of Perfumeres consiming Of fine Extracts
Rose Soaps, Almonds Soap, Lip Save Cold Cream, tu.
bn'R)
81. dozen English lneshausiibe Salts pay's ground
glass Parker, Fancy and Perinmery Store.
May lI6s Pa avenue, near National HOTEL
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THE ORIGINAL 1921 DISCOVERER
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s largest '' and called '' throughout the 'sA
prs ss S ss iaa e..fs {, stas
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which ss i.'T :, .... and
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G,sss sSsS 0ny 70 us sipspss y .nsaea
heat the ;,y essential medical propiss Of s which
GENUINE
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a y s. p: ss sss s e Sacramento % s =. s
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powerful agent "a x: p''p' f''pA u'' mace "
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Impurity of tho RIood.
maysou efficacy ali complaints snpg from pds,s
p.pisoa hss ssd re-, and cold aaaa. eS
es aa d hIs ua s sy y. so had y cough. and
' BE- s iss 'sr .ssi sss :ss ss ..a and
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Ii work. wonder. il case. Of suor aa. o. white. r,o, ot a, wo,.
os:.Sstss sSpPs..sa Painful Nsn. sIaIs y.
Disease Il o.,,,.,.n. and ,,,.,. n,
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: WASHINGTON, NOVtnDeT y, 18Th. :
Mr.. C. HersonS.--This disease had 70. years
an alarming degree. Your Dyspeple Cordial deserves
more than passing notice rom me- NY case was OF The
mach and food was often severe the stomach oathng the
food, and time aier time throwing prequeny with
pain Add 10 this greatly depressed spirits, with debility,
nerves Weakened restless nights, frequent starting with
pleasant dreams. To describe my situation is difficult
nothing met my until met with yonr OHIO medicine,
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn aud Pryor's Dyspeptic Cor
dial Soon after using il my dsordered stomach became
soothed continued the medcinea perfect cure has been
efectcd-my health is now good and has been for more
than year. any article Of diet without any
Inconvenience In my this valuable medicine is M
contestibe My case Is well known 10 tie Rev James NJ
Hanson, having been associated with him. In the same
room, for some years in the General Post Office.
WIN. 5. DARRELL.
am fully convinced that the above statement correct.
LAS. nj. HANSON.
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b ARBER'S EMBROCATION
FOR HORSES.

N This preparation will cure STRAINS, n
SEAxs0 BRUISES STIFFNESS, Of joints, V2<fSn
HrXA CUTS, OLD ULCERS on both man {ffXS
MI and beast. II has cured Tigers Of ten MI
ycars standing Relief Is given In SPAVINS by its app.
cation. And for flSTuLA and PoLEEVlL 4 is sure
cure. - j. - 49,
Also, BARBERS HORSE POWDERS, to restore
The had condition Of the horse and TO DESTROY
WORMS which give 20 much pam TO thatno beast
BARBEIeS HORSE BALLS, for COUGHS and CA.
TART, H. are my preparation and net tr,,npeted IN
The world az a specific, but the best found out
ny Horses SHOD by first rate smith, and their feet
Intended by myselI-7corner Of Eighth and u streets
NJ D. All diseases treated by Tire subscriber ON sreu.
Gc principles. lie is regular bred arrer and can al
waysbe found at The Washington Sales, ready 10 attend
the calls Of the public liam lSI o. BARBER.
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n3- F0r saIe ln TINS city by
w. q J. II. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.

NEW YoRK, September TO- 1913.
Gentlemen Having used your Disiniectng Fluid on my
last voyage in the Washington the Atlantic, found
i an Invaluable article for destroying the euyia from the
Water closet, &c. stH.
II s also valuable for the passengers to in their
rooms particularly In cases Of sickness think the best
dsniecimg agent ever invented
lSigned1 j. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington
or Ocean Steam Navigation Company;
To Messrs PouLis, ROOMS g. Co.
jan 26-d6m
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LIE DoYEN,s DIsINFEcTI Nc FLuID.

MRssRs. P0UtiN, ROGERS q COMPANY,
~. Sole proprietors Of the celebrated
LIE DoYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg call attention to this important and invaluable
article the greatest discovery Of the agepaiented In
Washington, December, lSH
IiE above invaluable preparation, which entities the in
L to- and must, when fully known, gain for him
the gratitude and blessings Of the whole human family
possesses The power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising
by il Hospital Wards be disnieced OF miasma aud
Wafer Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars 49, &C., OF impure
gases. In the sick chamber this Fluid will be found in
valuable as the nanseous smell arising from the
body, from the night STOOL by It's use at dis
peed and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
(f from any necessary be kept seycra weeks
by using tho Fluid without becoming in the slightest degree
offensive.
Captains Of emigrant ships will derive incalculable adj
vanages from Its in the steerage for disnfecng and
il justice in advertisement would be impossible. Ger
fcaies from the most celebrated physicians OF England
France and OF this city, who have tested it, may be
office, which will fully convince the scepcal OF
lis wonderful qualities,
II entirely free from any odor Of Its own simple in its
application and certain in lis effects
TO Orne1s, AGENTS. Captains Of uessels and others For
bilge water, and other disinfecng purposes BY an app
cation OF this Fluid the contents Of Privy be
ed without causing that highly offensive STENCIL and thus
rendering night soil valuable manure.
The undersigned desire 10 bring this article into public
USE II will be furnished in quart bottles Of stamp
for local uses or by the gallon
Orders respectfully solicited, and will be Immediately
supplied PoULlN, ROGERS ~ CO.,
30 Merchants Exchange, William street,
New York.
TO For gale in this city by
w. d J. ii. GILMAN, Druggists
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Specimens Of all the articles named In the foregoing list
can be at the Clerks Office, and must be supplied
precisely according 10 those specimens. III.
The articles be delivered Ut the office of the Clerk
on or before the 18TH day Of October next and to be paid
for as soon the Committee on Accounts shall audit the
bill
Each bidder, though he may desire 10 propose for the
whole Of the articles above enumerated will be required
separate and distinct proposal for each class and
proposal or paper embracing more than single class
will be considered Each proposal 10 be endorsed Pro-
posals for class No Of stationery for H. r. u S., and
addressed the undersigned They will be free Of postage
Every article be delivered at the Clerks Office free Of
charge for freight or carriage Al
The right is reserved In II should be necessary, TO
order further supply Of all any Of The articles con-
tanned In tile above list .t .e.
Bonds for the performance Of the contract must be
tered within ten days after shall be ascerained who
are the successful bidders. TIiOS. J. CAMPBELL,
may M--lawIw Clerk Of The u. II. U. S.
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Class No. s.-Coiion Cu,va,s.


The cotton canvass per bolt Of SO yards, and 90
inches WIDE Hammock and bag stuff to con-
tain per bolt SO yards, and AZ inches wide--per
sample.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILJ Al


IN THE WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT sput up quart bottles Ii Is sr times
rsaIer peasanter and warranted superior 10 any sold
l. cures diseases, without voning, pusng siekenisg or
The great beauty and superiority Of this sarsapara over
all other remedies is, while ii endicaies
disease, II invigorates the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR,
1000 cures Of Rheunlaiism
1000 cures Of Uyspepsid. EH
1850 cures Of General Debility and Want Of Nervous
Energy
5000 Female Complaints and over 1000 cures Of Dis
eases Qf he blood, pis ];
Ulcers scroila eryspeas, salt rheum, pmpes on the
non liver complaints, spinal affections, dc This we are
aware mlIsi appear incredible, but have letters from
physciansnd our agents from all parts OF the United States
informing us OF extraordinary cures H. Van Bsirk Eco,
O the most respectable druggists in Newark New Jer.
sey informs Ms that he refer 10 more than hundred
id lily IN that place alone. There thousands Of
ss IN the city OF New York which will refer 10 with
pleasure, and To men OF character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from ply.
slcians in different parts Of the Union.
This Is TO certify that the undersigned, Physicians
the city Of Albany have In numerous prescribed DR.
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlI.LA, and believe 10 be one
Of the most valuable preparations OF Sarsaparia IN the
II. IT. Pulling, NJ d., j. Wilson, NJ d., II. D. Briggs, M.
D., r. f. Elmendor, NJ ID.
Albany, April i, 1916
The following is from OF the respectable phys.
clans ON Long sland
GRRRNpoRT July 10, 1876
Dr. TowssEsD--Dear Sr-It Is with satisfaction that
say TO YOU thai have recently Witnessed In several cases.
tile most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR.
sAPARl.lA Being engaged In the practice OF medicine,
have prescribed In several cases. and without
eft In the removal Of diseases arising from deranged
state OF the digestive organs, anndlce, c Il far exceeds
any sg Of tie kind offered To the public You will
please ssi IN. two dozen, &c.
5 #I..ts fN''''' q II nm pe.r,,, =, -
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.~ BALTIMORE, February q, 1919 "
Mr.. q. Hrrstons.-DgAR SiR-Ilaying been subject 10
attacks Of Cholc for long time wcha length became ~
frequent that afraid TO eat take drink OF cold
water Al about this time, Zone year ago,) was advised
try Dra Dres6ach, Kuhn and Pryos Dyspeptc Cordial
sold by you that II would certainly do no lnrm and
might do me great good TO which consented, and com
menred using it, taking table spoonful immediately AFTER
eating my meals livery found II doing good,
my fears dssipated. feeling that had remedy
in case Of attack. Aud am pleased 10 say TINT have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time and
but slightly; having the remedy Mt hand which WIS
in requisition with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having such remedy remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agonzing pain in the last al
tack, before receiving said Cordial IA,
keep said Cordial constantly in my houses and 10 not
venture from home without taking with small guam,
iity would not be without deprived Of il any
count. Respectfully yours,
WIN. ANDERSON, No. II Hanover st. z
For sale by J. r. CAILAN.
,.a X. S. PATTERSON.
Georgetown by o. NJ LINTHlCUM.
nm, :.
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INTERESTING CASE OF CRAMp cHoLIC.

INTERESTING CASE OF CNANf ClOl.lts
Choics always distressing sometimes fatal, an article
Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptc Cordial has done,
certainly ought to be made public.
The proprietor has hesitation In saying he never heard
OF anything acting so promptly In giving relief The follow
ing amongst others confirming the statement
NEAR NOTTINGHAM, Prince eorgss Co., M, July 4, lS
Mr.. O. Herst0ns SI-One day last week in my harvest
field of my hands seized in violent manner, be-
eved to be cramp cholic and became convused in his
entire sysiemhs hands, his fingers &c. contracted
and all his limbs distorted in unnatural way Eight men
were employed in rubbing his hands and legsusng whs
key in the ac-and bathing his face and temples with
liquor For Two hours more the process was continued
without any abatement in the disease, the man during the
time screaming with agony. then sent boy to Mr. J. u.
Hollydays about mile OIL to try anything could be got
there afford relief They sent about two spoonsil
Of your medicine named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pyors
Dyspeptic Cordial His cxtfemles had by this time he
quite coldthe pulse had ceased to beat-iDdeed
did not think he could live nlinues-slirh an object
would run up and down his egs-men rubbing him con.
sany. now commenced giving about one third'0f the
Dyspeptc Coriulsoon aiter which thought perceived
change for the better In ten fifteen minutes gave
the quantity OF the medicine and found his pulse had
somewhat returned then gave the balance Of The Cor
dial Mt about the interval aer taking the last
portion he entirely relieved Of the spasmthe disease
was conquered and state of ease ensle The con-
iorton he thrown into made linn quite In his body
and limbs. We continued the rubbing process some time
after the spasin ceased. s1n
DR. Skinner arrived some time after the last dose OF the
Cordial had been given and alter the spasms had subsidized
the now relieved aud lying before him hearing
the whole statement Of the case very canlidy said the
Cordial had saved his life. DIR. Maccubbn after
Dr. s and his opinion conceded the subject with him.
think IL duty TO the public to make this circumstance
known. MICHAEL CARROLL.
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THE EDITOR.

JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Repub.
unpublished the above Certificate and remarks In an ed
hrial rs iolows
~ The success Of DIR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA.
TON or SARSAPARlLLA appears 10 be one Of the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
N lis behalf, one from Capt Mclean Of this town, and one
from the Rev. Mr. White, Of Staten Island gentleman
well known IN Railway. Capt Mclean believes the med.
cine 10 have saved his life aud Mr. White seems TO enter
tain an equally strong confidence in It's efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to be deserving - "
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt g. W Mclean Member OF the Legislature and late
te United States Navy, has kindly the following
certificate. II tells It's own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. IS, 1877. I.
year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whpc system lef in dehillated state. was induced TO
Try DR. TOWNSEND SARSAPARILIA, and after taking
two three bottles, was very much relieved and at,r
bnie entirely 10 the said Ssaparia have continued
taking IT, and find that improve every day. believe il
saved my life, and would not be without under any con-
sidenton! q. w. MCLEAN +
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Dr. TowssEND-Dear Sr- have the pleasure TO inform
you that three OF my children have been cured Of The Scro.
ina by the Use Of your excellent medicine They were af
elci very severely with bad sores have taken only four
boliles took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully, sEf 81.
ISAAC W. GRAIN, l0S Wooster street
New York, March |, 1877. 49, EES.-- ~.
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sCRoFuLA CURED.

This certificate concusvey proves thai this SARSAPA.
LlA has perfect control over the obstinate diseases
q ihe blood Three persons cured IN house Is unre-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Csrsorsr Orv1cE.

CRESCENT OTIICk
Tbur.day Morning. April ID. 1884,
COTTON.-Tbe market opened yesterday with good
demand which continued throughout the day. resulting in
ssles of II 600 bales. Prices are generally STEADY.
TOBACCO-The large transactions of the previous two
days have relieved the Market and prces are iu
Yesterday were as hhds. follows Al hhds q A. at &c.
and IL r. at 2K03K; R. at a. 10 hhds A.. II at 5k
rd2u5; 3R at4z; Is hhds. R.. II at 3h and Apt 3M
100 bhds 100 A. and 60 r., at prices not made public.
SUGAR AND MULASSES. The market for both
these articles continues dull and prices barely supported
Sales $50 hhds Sugar 3z04c for good Common to Fair
and $50 bbk Moasses at l3l0Hc. y gallon.
FLOUR The Flour market remains pretty steady
though there il but little export demand. Nearly 1000 bbs
disposed Of viz 200 bb Ohio the Levee at % 75 $50
do % u.s. 700 do % So and 134 bb at 90 IS for the
superine. and % 40 p Dbl. for the fine.
CORN-The stock is much reduced. and only about ZOO
sacks were taken follows 1000 sacks inferior at &c HOO
do Whine Q000 and 1000 at a. 1000 do white and yellow at
IS. and al00 sacks yellow at 36c. . busheI.
WHEAT-No change. Sales 1900 sacks inferior at 6oc,
and l50 good at 73c. o bushel
OATS.-40 sacks prime brought 35k03Sc
PROVISIONS The Pork market continues very dull.
and could only hear of small sales 90 for Mess which
asked for large lots Bacon firm and AZ casks prime Sides
sold al So and do Sugar cured Hams l0c ID. Shou
den 3s54lSc.. according to quality. Lard steady and
noticed a!es from the Levee of 50 bbls No. at 5O5
4s bbs and habb Mol at 81, and l20 kegs at SIC fb
HEMP-73 bales Dew roted sold at price not reported
the first transaction for long time.
GUNNY BAGS. 900 in bales 900 and $4,000
brought SIC cash.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Sales Of 100 pieces at E1ac
cash. and $50 coils at &c., also cash.
WHISKY-Two lots Goo and 122 bbls.) Rectifed sold
at IKE y gallon. and some low proof at 1910.
EXCHANGING alteration.
FREIGHTS-Ths rates firm, and but few vessels dis.
engaged Two ships taken up for Liverpool at 9l6d. for
Cotton alo brig for New York with Corn 7ooO bushelO
lec.