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NofIoE.-kRs. RoEDrR IS THE ONLY PERSON IN
this city that gves inform have
herr her profession true and sst she Of
these mposters fortune eer Her is7U Wooster
street. Mrs Reessr led daily By highest
rsspeessbity 10 their entire satfson and
how true she ves information The emily Star
True isformston given OF all ansr through life in
Wealth, wealth Asd MARRIAGE, Love Affairs Journeys
Suits Busses Absent Treads Frauds Sickness. and
he Therefore beware Of imposition and
correct information
ITO CARTkIN.-THE CARTNAs WHO TOOK AN
Espbants tusk 70 No ~ Pike street. about Abe st inst
will be rewarded for his trouble BY giving 70
Ger Norris. ~ the ofhee o. Chief sf Police.
NOTICE TO BurcHIRs-rHKA RTfcLIs or AGRBa-
neat fhs Butchers side aud MetinR Association for
the coming year are sor ready srd will spen until
the hrt septsmber. All kvtshsrs iesirous hsocin.
members. will cell al re snss No rs First svcnus and
N~f "snssr~, BENZ W. VALEkTfNG
-. =, -. Secretary.
~ Ban siees. will h. held ~ TIE above named place
IN Tuesday the 18th Instant stt scoeh H. for trustees
Tor the ensuing year.
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DRJoHEsaN. lspHANR sTRKR1

nhJoBFseN. sDgANR STREET, 20 WELL KNOWN
~ In the treatment Of delicate diseA~Ths Doctors re-
rutaop skill in those half cured that erse<
FOR years eminent Constitutional weakness brousht
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DR. IAwcErT CAN BE coNrIDENTIALLY CON-
II suited at his ONCE Deg street. ell private diseases.
The mot obstinate yield bis mode Of ,rsssmsat which
erths mssura prnsps srctures cured on she most
plan The Victims Of solitary Indulgence Ass
apply. with certainty Of cure once ~ Deg street
nR COOPER. II DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THn
~ last fourteen confined HE practice W the treat
nsnt mercuriai diseases sf dsoots asture
He the aggravated " this dissAse An
mild Gases removed In two 70 svs aAys perfect
charge.
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I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THEATRICAL
II profession Informed that the Lyceum Thaate Bos
ton, will for the early in september Appca
ors for engagements 20 be made to tho subscriber
Iad). HUMPHREY w BLAND,
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NcNoFGAHELA HoUsE Pittsburgh,
August 20-12 NJ.
Visa 10 the Fsetsries Of Pittsburgh His Yisps uysn the
Dspresssd Ssts Of their 7radeihs Contemplated Route.
Immediately after breakfast this morning, . com
mittes from the great manufacturing interest OF the
city and county waited upon the President. They
stated they had been deputed TO mention certain facts
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TIT cmeHpest P1Rce 10 get gOOu bOOts 6HU
CATERS is at the of Fulton French
Calf Boots, 81 So usually So and 81 fine calf SIS 90
sold in other cheap for 81 90 leather Boots aud
Caters equally low. We ALL get Boots the
above place, If you want good ones.
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NAVAL SCENE OFF CRoNsTApr.-The United States
ship Independence, under the command OF Capt Nchol
SON. sailed for Cronsad in 1897 from Boston, carrying
out Mr. Dallas the United States minister to Russia The
following interesting incident was described at the time,
as having taken place after the arrival OF that noble
ship of the port OF Cronstadt:
We arrived off Constadt Saturday morning. 18th july
and lovely morning it was The harbor was covered
with ships and vessels OF all nations OF every sire
scene, Russian feet in the Peerhof, was formed IN two
opposing squadrons and after manauvring some time In
sham fight, opened their batteries upon each other
We had scarcely anchored, and fired and received the
tomary salute when steamer crowded with ofhcers,
making for and soon an officer, evidently OF
high rank, accompanied by large staff came board
our ship. He introduced to Commodore Nicholson
Prince Menchikof Minister of Marine: In his suits was
officer whose uniform distinguished from that OF the
the sta by the top OF his being white Instead OF
rival green After the usual forms Of introduction had besn
cabin this officer separated himself from the went for
among the men, and thence down TO the main dock,
and, in Short all over the SHIP examining everything very
particularly. III
On the main deck he the Of Mrs Dallas, with
litte Charlotte beautiful curlyheaded cherub, whom be
took from the and caressed On returning to tho
quarter deck his general appearance and lofty mein soon
as he had cone cognfo all the honors and attentions
were paid by the Commodore and his officers to the Prince
while they remained on board. a.f
The EN- into the cabin, which he praised for
its comfort and the taste with which was furnished ne
had obviously board Gas he did so immedaiely
after arva ia order tue ship In her everyday
condition and he did her. and must have felt the admit
ration he expressed the next day to the Commodore He
spoke particularly OF her battery which looked, he said as
II she was built Tor fighting. ".. 70.
Prince Menchikoh, having been taken all through tho
ship took leave, and in his barge, pushed of Tor The
steamer, the Emperor acting as coxswan The moment
they all board the steamer manned our yards,
hoisted the Russian flag and hred salute Of ory,one
He then hoed flag board his steamer ordered ono
As soon as the firing was over Emperor compliment
hoisted the imperial standard on the OF
and more beautiful and animsng scene have wit
messed, and cannot imagine. 81
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Confusion OF Tongues.--Congrsss.


Many plain man is puzzled at hearing that Mr..
Smith Mr. Brown has done this or voted that contra.
ry to his expectation, when in fact, the Mr. Smith or
Brown who gave the vote not at all the person he has
his eye but of entirely different ideas and associa
ton which those who do not need pass over viz:
There are six Kings in the present Congress- namely,
William r. of Alabama in the Senate, Daniel ?. OF Mas
sachusetts, George G. of Rhode Island, John A. and
Preston of New York, James G. of New Jersey, and
Thomas Butler OF Georga-a wings but VIM. r. Qoco)
and Preston Qoco free soier)
There are four 1honpsons in the House namely, "a:
cob OF Mississippi, James of Pennsylvania William Of
Iowa, and John B. of Kentucky, all loco but the last
named, who is wing.
There are two BroUns in the House-Albert g., Of
Mississippi, and William j. OF lndana-both locos; two
Caidwels-Geoge A., of Kentucky, loco and Joseph F.,
OF North Carolina, whg two Cobbs-Howel, Of Geor
ga, and Williamson r. w., of Alabama-both locos |;
two Euanses-Alexander, OF Maryland, and Nathan, Of
Ohio-boh wings; three HarriseS-lshan g., OF Ten.
nessee, Samson w., OF Alabama and Thomas L., OF ILL
nos-all locos three JohnSonsAndrew, of Tennessee,
and Robert W., of Arkansas, locos, and James L., Of
Kentucky wing; two Manns-Horace, of Massachusetts,,
wing, and Job of Pennsylvania, loco while Alexander
H. Stephens of Georgia. and Thaddeus Stevens Of Penn
sylvania (both whigs) much alike in name, are
William Hebard (whig) of Vermont and Harry Hubbard
(loco) of New Hampshire. ....
For the first time in many years the numerous family OF
Smith is not represented the floor, though Cru
man. of Connecticut has seat in the Senate Last year
there were at least three Caleb b. Truman and Rober
in the House alone. The Joneses are down to one,
which is below their average-Neo York Tribune.
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francs whereas, Humboldfs voyages although the 800
copper plates, the printing and paper cost francs.
more than AZ 900 gold Fredercks, brought 10
completion by the patronage of the public alone tE
AT the age OF seventy -four years, when other old men
repose, Humboldt began his last work. The Cosmoshe
sketch OF physical description of the world, and which
is now completed in the late evening of busy life--a
work whose outlines have been portrayed in the soul Of
the author for almost half century He wished 10 de-
neae how everything that created the earth and In
celestial space had been taken up by him into his concep-
ton of physical cosmical description w
With this work. that is also unique in literature, that
has been translated into the language Of all civilized ma
tions the powerful mind wishes to close its honorable
scientific career He has been. we repeat, fortunate
man during the whole period of his life. So propitous
has destiny been to him that vouchsafed to him broth.
er who in other departments OF genius was nearly quite
as great and in many respects even still more consp
cuous than himself. Both brothers, Alexander and Viii
liam, bound by the src,est friendship each, have
tended to the perfection of another. Alexander has
survived the other; but the Of both these heroes
in science nseparabe from each other for all future
time They form radiant stars in the bright crown of
German science, and they have diused the and
glory of the German name over all the world.
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Iron AND coAL-Rumor has il that Secretary Meredith
will recommend an increase OF the duty iron and coal
as indspensably necessary 10 preserve those two i'm
porant interests from ruin" He will intend this, Of
course for the special benefit OF Pennsylvania, notwh
coal from its beds are so abundant To enable Mary
land to compete successfully with Pennsylvania in the
manufacture OF iron, the product Of the latter State Will
have TO be taxed for the benefit Of the former-for in
Pennsylvania they take the coal and from their
beds and almost throw them down their furnace stacks
whilst in Maryland those materials" have to be hauled
or transported many miles, AHsgany county sIcepfsd
The truth is the iron and coal business are subject TO
fluctuations like all other human pursuits, and those who
look TO high duties for prevention OF those depressing
and sometimes ruinous fluctuations, will neviaoy DC
disappointed Baltimore Argus.
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MANUFACTURES AT THE SoUTH.-The southern States
are embarking largely in the manufacturing bus,ness
ware has already greater number OF manufacturing
establishments in proportion to her population hsn any
other State in the Union Maryland has invested over
ll her interests Virginia has over forty cot
ion factories and about 10000 invested in railroads.
canals, and manufactures. South Carolina has ABOUT
IN successful operation. Florida has invested over
"a 600 600 in railroads and manufactures Georgia has
more than seventy cotton factories, Alabama over TWEEN
=, and Missouri money invested in mines, factories,
Ss Kentucky, Tennessee, and other southern States,
which we have not enumerated likewise proceeding
with spirit in the great work of internal improvement.
The increase Of domestic competition in all the depart
ments Of industry has produced radical change in The
interests OF manufactures Norristotcn Register.
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JOIN Bloomfield, esq, highly respected merchant q
Boston, who is Just dead has left in his will the following
very munifcent and judicous donations INC oecs
The Mclean Asylum $4,000 to the Boston Female
Dispensary $1,000; the Eye and Ear lnhrmsy, TO-
900; to the Farm School, $4,000; to the Asylum Tor The
Blind SIOOOO the town Of Newburyport for oharifa-
BILE purposes slo.ooo making IN addition 70 his sh 70
the Boston Athenmum the sum Of O00 We learn fhas
in addition to these amounts, Mr.. BromAed len upwards
of to relatives and friends few years sincs No
made muniRcen donation Of $4,000 TO the Boston Aths-
naum, the income Of which was TO be annually sppfo-
pa,ed to the purchase Of books Mr. Bromed was ssv.
eniy years old in April last ss
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c. 5. FOWLER,

G. 3. FOWLER,
IMPORTER Of china dealer in glassware
cutlery lamps, eandeiabras, grandoes WATERS Britannia
plated ware, sc, Sc,
Has received, within the MONTHS by ship Chesapeake
from Liverpool and Otherwise, upwards OF
900 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his equal any in the country consisting
in part, Is follows,
Gold band and plain white china dinner and SETS
ached pieces consisting caseroles compotees high
baskets, Dishes plates, Sc, &C.
Rich and plain SETS and detached pieces
A variety of dinner SETS do do
Beautiful toilet SETS do do
Rich and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candeabras
A large of girandoIes
Rich and low priced vases alunet holders
Plated and other candesticks cake baskets
Britannia tea aud coffee sets, waters and lamps
Ivory handled knives knives forks threaded plain
plated and abata forks.
GLASSWARE. 49,.
Rich cut and plain gObe capagnes glasses
wines, tmbers cordial glasses finger bowls, saver float bowls
dishes, boquet holders, sc. W.. '....
large assortment of wholesale RETAIL
low as IL can be purchased in the country.
Stone the manufhcturers' prices.
Dec 6--eoif I'm II Odd street.
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INaERsoLL,s NEW WORK.

BLANCHARD, Philadelphia, have just issued Hstoh
America and Great Britain BY Of Congress the 18th Of
aae sa and concluded by the 18TH Of February 1915 BY
printed svo volume OF 3ls pages double columns paper covers
Mr. Ingersos position, Congress, during
and s For year a o% al na
domestic public and private OF these he has awaited
eens s 9 es the light S the r. and
Sss If. o an Of
naval and military conflicts, but particularly Of the legislative
together win sketches Of Among
ss mS a be found 10 IL on the Bank s S s
Persons residing the country obtain this book, through the
post Office by remittance of one dollar to the publishers
MO. ., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.--We have now
which Of the public respectfully solicited,
Fine old pine oallon brandy, vintage of 1896 imported in
1870, on daught and bottled
Of Sna from inc
J. Il +. MarteI, dark and pale
i Ltnsy1 15srs psop'' DO DO
The above brandies have all with great regard
sgnette, Napoleon, and domestic brandy.
%Ps1 e isss R%s distilled
Scotch malt whiskey
Pure Holland gin
Do Jamaica spirits
Brown stout, 4" Barclays"
Scotch ale, " Doves Falkrk."
Hiedsck Champagne, imported Renault 4 Francois
Hiedsck |" Ensler Il co.,
p. A. Mumms silery
Geisler's brand"
Geisler's anchor
Shield brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pnts.
Regents golden sherry delicate flavor pro
nounced superior wine -
Old pale sherry " P. Harmony'
Do brown do 90 Duff Dorden & Co."
Old south side Madeira
Fine Sicily do
Sweet Malaga wine
Dry do do
Old Port wine, Regents"
DO do do Burgundy
Chateau Margeaux Claret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
Bounce
White wine vinegar
Pure cider vinegar
JOHN B. KIBBEY 4 co.
Dec 9-9eof
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The STATE DEsERkr.-The delegate now In Washing
with the memorial Congress for the admission Of this
State, informs the Globe that the word dser an
ancient Egyptian one and signifies honey bee, which we
had heard before The bee is everywhere, we believe, an
emblem Of industry and has been selected for that reason
by the Dsssreans Uf they may be caed) their ma
tona device. Napoleon chose II for the and
when the Bourbons back of the Of
the alton was the CELEBRATION Of the imperial bees
and the substitution Of the royal fsv de IBa. Svm,
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wistar's BaIsaln Of wild Cherry.

WHAT time establishes and what
and confirms what nil in all places unite saying good
and valuable doubt popularity Of this fixes
cey its deep The
which has attended this medicine
the preudces Of all respectable article
stand the first class of and blessings of
and when resoed to the disease which
is recommended.
From the Boston
Dr. g. w. Fowle 1873 Washington street,
above which believe the best preparation hitherto discovered
for the of colds and other complaints Having
tested this medicine, speak with confidence saua
effects removing colds and other complaints incident this
of the year. ,.... '.
For sale by r. 8. PATTERSON,
Nov. 25-G Washington, d. c.
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BY GREEN q TAsTEr, Auction.sr..

BY GREEN - TAsTEr, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, 3 FINE PIANO
III FOKTES SC AT AUCTION.-0n Wednesday, 18th in
shall sell the residence Of Mr. c. A. Moenser,
the street,
10 O'Clock excellent of Furniture,
mahogany and rosewood Sofas
u do parlor hair cloth Chairs
3 do Bureaus, dining breakfast Tables
2 do marble-top card Tables fine
fine q and octave Piano FoItes, OF fine
] do gilt frame Pier Glass, French plate
Maple and other Bedsteads hair Mattresses, &c.
Feather Beds and Bedding Blankets, &c.
Girandoes, fine Glass and Crockery
pieces damask M0reen for curtains,
Wardrobe, Washstands, large tin Safe, &c.
good Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils SC.
With other articles which
Terms cash. GREEN & TASTET,
Dec IL Aucuoneers.
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LSRENCH MernOs just received.-We invite the
of the ladies French mernos
We the following desirable shades
pieces blue Mazane, Cobug sky blue grades
bright coors, CRIMSON scarlet cherry and pink
10 dark shades brown, caTet, and
10 pieces mode-coOr ca-hmeres and merinos
pieces best black Thbet with and complete
of figured casmere musns which
ceedngy rich, will be sold accommodating
Dec 6-FSH CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO
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LAKE SUPERIOR CoPPER.-According TO the Detroit
Tribune the Cliff Mine Of lake Superior has proved 10 be
very profitable speculation for its owners 1t is stated
that il has yielded thousand tons OF ore the past
season, and that the supply seems nexhaustlbe This
copper is shipped in large masses, weighing high
three tons, and the stamp work in barrels IL goes to
Ptsburg where is smeted into ingots, and from thence
to the Atlantic Cities where meets constant market.
The yield OF this thousand tons will be seventy
per cent? making the product Of ngot copper seven hun
bred and fifty tons, which is worth $3.50 per ton and
which shows the product OF the mine for the year lsi9 10
be as follows
$50 ions OF copper at $3.50 per ton 1000
Deduct expenses, 81, 900 per month $4,000
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Washington City Agency.

"ashihXtOh CITY Agency
CHARLES ALBERT, Attorney Law will his
claims before and the Executive Depart
Office, Treasury Department. Washington,
Dc.
Hon. Daniel Webster Rob Winthrop Abbot Lawrence,
ue d. Badiord esq., Boston, Hon. c. W. Lawrence Hon Edward
Curtis Messrs Rowland Aspinwa Fox Livingston, E. e. w.
Blunt, Asop Chancey, William $. Wemore, esq., New York
Hon James Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon. Geo NJ Dallas Hon. j.
Ingersoll ST. Geo r. Campbell, b. w. Richards esq.,
Morris VAIN Stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia Hon Louis
Mclean, Hon. Robert NJ. Mclean, Bamore Hon. Robert j.
Walker Rev. Smith Pyne, s. Coxe esq, Messrs Corcoran
Riggs Washington Hon Jen Davis, Hon. Henry s. Foote, Misss
sppi Hon. =. w. Downs Louisiana. Nov 2o-dimiE
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Leaves nett profit
2Ol.OOO
S2s5,ooo
$4,000

Leaves nett profit 20l ,00O
The stock of this company divided into 1000 shares,
which cost originally SIS so per share, and which
dividend Of $40 per share will be declared this year
leaving in the treasury money enough to nearly pay the
expenses OF another year. #..
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WINTER FAsHIONs.-MRs ANN sPETR having received
selections Of the latest Paris Millinery, WI INTRODUCES eSn
on Thursday, November lst. ~ "t@ ~.
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JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABBArr, Secretary.
CHARLES DE
avenue, Agent -
W. JoHssroS NJ d. opposite City Post Office, street.
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
pany can be had on application at the Agents office
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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

q ~ CARyALHO, Artist Baltimore respectfully informs the
y Washington and the public general
the Dagueneope Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Chase the Of " and Pennsylvania where
make which will bear
dagueneotypes world. nj
making the best that and the public
Washington have the opportunity procuring
will
all the classical Of
shadow, EXPRESSION and beautiful tone Of highly finished
tint engraving.
D. The greatest procuring correct keneses Of
Call
promptly attended to- Corner Of n street and Penn
sylyana avenue.
Dec. ~
NEW MUsIC-Jus received old established Music and
Stationery 18th
the following beautiful and popular music sold at usual low
price, four WIN.
The Ledger Polka by James Belak
Nancy's Fancy Polka by q. Bessner
performed Johnsons Brass Band
Sailors Polka by q. LsnschOw leader Of the Gemana Band
The Hyacinh Polka, by Gungl
l. The Elm Waltz with variations by GTobe
The Manor Walt, by T. e. McKcnna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by T. Renhard
Reindeer Quickstep by GrObc
The Virginia Rosebud Qnicksep, by Grobe
Kossuth's March, by Ezemelcny
Gray, ballad by Muller with beautiful vgnettc
Leap DER the Waves, by J. II. Hewitt
Come back Dreams back by member Of the Germana
Band
Gentle Deeds, a beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad, by IIodson
Mary Bell, 9th edition, by Benken
"Wl then 7" with the dearest
III love you more"
The Merry Sleigh Bells arranged quartette
Belle of Baltimore, Ethiopian song
Come back Steben do do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only correct edition
Dec IL
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PHILLIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any business
ne be intrued with before either
and VIII also attend TO the Of claims before
pess and the Departments Once Q street.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1896 July l7-2aw6
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from sub.
scber living Nottingham, Prince George county boys
BEN PERRY. Ben bright muao; has n
left eye, caused by powder long blue light
He ~ 25 old Perry had
cloth panaoons and old rock coat and II ~ old
will y dollars reward for the boys, wherever
brought home secured In jail that them
Dec. Il-dlw JOHN 4. SKINNER