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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS


F street. betWeen 12h and 18Th streets, Washington
NOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS-The l4th
Il annual session of this institution, opened on
the 18th of September Terms per quarter-Senior
department s13; Junior SO; Primary s5 Drawing
So; French, by Professor Rauolt ST. Music $l2 to SIS
Pupils boarded permanently or weekly at $50 and
$37 so per quarter For further particulars see cir
oulars at the principal Book Stores and Seminary.
oc -eotilll5thDec
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DANCING ACknEMY

A II CARUSI'S SALOON.-I will commence nv
L n classes in Dancing on Tuesday, October IL, at
my Saloon. All the new and fashionable dances
taught Glasses in Academies and private families
attended 10.
Saturdays. Hours for YOur Ladies, from to 5 for
Boys, from to 7; and for Gentlemen, from TO
y, p. III.
N-N1y saloon is still for lease on reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARIISI
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EDUCATIONAL.
gEoRaETowN FEMALE SEMINARY.

GEORGETOWN, D. C.
FINHIS institution is orcn and in fill operation.
l. few mere pupils be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 500 per session Of ten
months payable half yearly in advance.
French, music, drawing, &C., extra.
Day pupils from S. to $40 per quarter of IL weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
oc 2S-df. Principal.
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NJ A y AZ, Err { :


On the part IF tie Field and Str
i al Gen " Jones, Col. ". Hickey
bT. ten X c rishtman Lieut.. Col ii Rely
Naj- ; Nallsch Maj T. Dsnoho
Iaj X. Keyworth Mai PP Bacon
Quart NoCoilum Adjt H. j Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst surgeon Gryme.
On the part IF TIE LiJH L.t:rn,rg
lsIt CarTingtOD, Lieut. Vim II Clarke
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. d Tucker
I<nstus T. Mudl.
On the pi't Of the .v,iisau Crsys.
Capt Lenuel Towers, Lieut. + itulden.
Lieut. sutton, Lieut. Wales.
Peter Egau.
On the PIT If tn UtiEey SIarp.h .t,ts.
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McCoi.um
Lieut.. Birkhesd, Lieut. ii Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On TIE part Of the Boon, Rtd,msn.
Sapt Bright, Lieut. z Otterback. jr,
Lieut. II Ober, Lieut. C VI Saudsrson,
George Mixer.
Ga i'.s pat IF TIE Ceraaa Tsdgers
Capt Sehwartzman, Lieut. " Petersen,
iftut Eichorn, Lieut. Lehman,
- Cophsnstine.
On II. part Of the Hyntgomsry Guard.
capt hey, Lieut. Reilly,
LIEUT. Feeny, Lieut. helteher,
James Maher.
On the part If the Prssidenfs Moa...tsl Guard
Capt Peek, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. J " Baden, Lieut. j rettihone,
John Finch.
o.. The part Of TIE National Guard
Capt A TAFT. Lieut. Ii Bird,
Tab
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JUSFPH t. Il. PLANT.
aug lS-lyeo 9Th street, bet u an!sE

HREEN'S Ink ERASER and Paper
- Cleaner for Book-kceper's Clerks, and Literary
Gent!emen.-A new kind of eraser and rubber Ear
superior To any article for the same purpose yet
introduced. Aside from its superior qualities as
pencil cleaner it removes ink aud other stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scralcr and
leaves the surface of the paper unharmed.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE Il Co
llth street. u doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue
Bralch of Statisner's Hall, ia and l16 Pear
sep lS-aOtf street Ny
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JOHN TAYLOE.
WILLSRU'S ROTRI,.

'I'HE above namei esta ADJUSTMENT will I've re-opanei
l. fIr the reception Of guests on Thursday, Novrln
Der nth Since tHe closing in June last the houSr
has been completely renovated, enlarged improves!
In ventilation, warming &c and many mprov
added requisite to the comfort of its guess
With practical knowledge of hotel keeping aud
PERSONAL attention TO the turin S. the Undersigned
hopes tn EIerit share Of the public patronage 81
literally extended heretofore.
II. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, D c., Nov. 2, 1913.
nnyt-lIm-
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TO THE LADIES.

The latast style of Winter HATS Just re-
ce' ed.-The undersigned respectfully in
yites the attention of the ladies to examine
VG&our new style of Ii ATS, and to inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS. CAPi, HEAD-DRESSES, &c. with neat
and dispatch. Also very select assortment of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all c0lers; together with
every variety Of Fancy Coos, at
VIM. p. SHEDDS,
18th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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FIRE & LIFE INSTRiNCE COMPANIES,

FIRE L LIFE lNSURiNCE COMPANIES,
GiRARD FIRE & MARINE OF Philadelphia.
capital 100000.
EQt TABLE FIRE AT London.
capital S2,500,00O
4ETNA LIFE, of Hartford Connecticut
Capital $l50,00O.
NATIONAL LIFE, of London.
Capital $3.50, 900.
y fSkS viii be taken al low rates on Buildings
~ Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other
InSuraihe property against loss or damage by fire
situated III Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria
and in the County. Also, Lives for travelling and
residence IN all parts The world Persons want
inc insurance will certainly find it to their Interest
by apply wing al the Office, north side OF Penl.ylva
MA avcEua, between 4 !: a,d 9th streets
MiERLE y WEBB, Agents.
sep l2-NSN
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1NSEE e. OIL, raw and boiled; White Lead.
IL Varnishes Window Glass of ali sizes. paint
Brushes Tools: Fitchss Camels Hair Pencils; ground
and dry Coors and everything in the Paint line can
ps nuna 2. altMAH'S Drug stcss, Penn, avenue,
pet"esn DO ma 'ta streets. oc ~
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DAZOIRs LECOUTRE-Th The celebrated
IL American consave frame back RAZORs. dc
These kszors have no equal In their extreme dura-
blity and keenness Of edge. They can be obtained
genuine, with single or double blades, at
H. LINDSLEY'S
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
oek-o1w, nsxt 30 CATS 4 Bros
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r IFE INsURANCE.--Keport to the ]

II IT III TN 10 NfNVI .--ktpOTI 20 tnt LOUIS
IL lana State Medical society on the meteOrolozy,
vital statistics and hygiene Of the State of louisiana
by l.. IL. Barton, A. NJ. NJ D.. 10 which Is added an
Appendix showing the experience of Life Insurance
Companies 10 Louisiana, with Tables OF Mortality
tof the Of such Companies, and the laws OF Prob
ability of Life, English Calculaton)
Also, the Experience of the London Life Insurance
Office, by Ii. G.. IIeartt
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
nov 10 Bookstore. near 9th street.
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WE HAVE on !
.zlx

WE HAVE on hand the prettiest and most
w complete assortment o: Fancy articles Ia the
city, consisting in part of Flower Vases Work Box
es. Ladies' Companions, Mantel Ornaments Perfume
Bottles, Holy Water Fonts, Medaons Engraving
Tea Bells. all kinds Perfumery, and Hair Oils Mj
sic, Musical Instruments, Stationery. Pocket Gu.
lery, &c. j. +. ELLA,
Pa. avenue, between 9th aud 10Th streets
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w, w. NEWMAN

Architect and Builder.
Baltimore street, opposite Holiday street, Baltimore
NTILI. superinteni the erection and altering of
w Buildings i'll Washington City and lis vicinity
jy IL rtfi
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LINE Y-Embracing a large va
IL riety Of very superior English Table KNIVES
and FORKS, and SportsmeD's Pen and Pocket
ANit ES OF the most rare and beautiful patterns
ior sale at the very lowest prices ut
III. LlNDSLEY'S
10 aavsnue, between 9Th and 10th streets,
----N~t next to Gait RreJs
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Boys Winter Clothing of all Quail

Successors TO U. nittlesPy,
nov l6-n street, fTo1d's Buiidinc)
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a. A GARD--SAMUEL " TUCKER N.,
chant Tailor, would respectfully announce e
NJ his Patrons and friends that he has removed
IL from his late place Of business and will for
the present receive business calls at the store Of Mr.
IVAN Hughes, corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvs
uia avenue
He ID pleased to announce co his customers that
tbs stock of Goods to which he now invites their at
tenticn cannot be excelled.
oc 2S-eo3t&d3W-
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PISTOLS, PIsTOLs,, pIsToLsu,

SIOLS3 FISTOLSII PISTOLSI!l
have constantly on hand splendid assortment
COTS and Aliens Fire and Six barrel Reyolysrs
Aliens selfcocking Pistols
Rifle, Saloon, Double and Single barrel. and Pocket
Pistols in great variety
hich will sell to customers ON most accommo-
dating terms.
IeiSns are solicited TO examine my stock before
purchasing as it il most complete, aud a. l can Of
ier rs reasonable terms as any house in the city.
JNO. W. BADEN,
South side Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
oc s-eotillDeclst-
Marl. Gazette and Rock. Journal 49,
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Ill Important to HOus,ksspfrs.- Very superior
Table Cutlery, silver plated Abata Forks and Spoons
Of extra quality fine sets parlor Shovel and Tongs.
common do. Fire Dogs. Tenders, enamelled and
timed Saucepans and Boilers Griddles, spiders &C.
forming one OF the largest and most complete assert
ments Of House furnishing Goods offered h. the
public. II. LINDSLEY.
Pa avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
next to Cult and Bro's. Jewelry Store.
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Building Lots for Sale.
LlOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts of the city
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given. Al
so, will effect Insurance upon lives and properly in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 2-dam Penn. ave. bet. AZ end 9th sts.
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Banking House of Pair0 4 NOufe,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite the Unite States Treasury.
&iA per cent. per annrm interest paid on deposits
~ ofone hundred dollars or over, when lett for
thirty days or longer. sep:hdly
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Programmes will he furnished the dies by tn.
floor managers upon their entrance into the saloon
0entlsmrn wishing Invitations for sdirs are req u.sr.
sd 70 leave the ladies' Names with the captain OF the
company
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding 8 gentleman
AMI lgies; 10 be hal a. the Principal Hotels Musi,
and Drug Flores, Of the meln bers Of the COMPANY
iii At the door on the evening Of the Ball
sS- The toor managers will be designated by
blue sCarfs-' The Committee Of Arrangement. by
'biCe rosr;t.S" nov Oh
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A CARD.

10 the Building community of Washington
- and its ricinity.
kNREDERICK f. GEIGER. Master Rui,d., md
Il Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
tne public generally for past fvors. and homes 10
be favored with their continuance as he is urrn.rrd
10 execute all KINDS of work in his line of business al
the shortest notice, and ON the most reaSonaMs
terms.
ne wiii also make Plans, Specifications, and Su-
any kind Of work that may be entrusted to
Pace of residence on G. street. between 9Th and
18th streets. nn,s
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GEORGE w. CUTTER
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
OFFICE IN ropD's BUILDING,
PennsylrGniG ars., one door West Of BrouH's Hotel.
aug 3d3m WASHINGTON
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and C0unsell0r.at-La
Ar IRVINE HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. c.
Ger g3-ff
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P. S.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with pa
per containing this notice nov 14-M3w
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sbpg this on the 18th. The passengers have supplied
then selves lib unusual quantity OF stores, and feel
certain of sailing to-meuowmcrning We have all been
resFed lib our visit here and there Of sich
ress among our crew or passengers We have taken Q
dozen or more new passengers, who in abou, ak
n, ago in the Catherine Augusta and had much sie
re,s Oh board From tLiry 20 my died here OF Yellow
Fever An that remain look In texture OF skin, and ex.
rre..iop ofe,e. as though they had bad ssar time.
.es voyage changes the ideas Of human life get
The a. in country village. in New-Engand but among
passengers one obtains ideas that may De OF ser
vice in any department fife: ,..,.
do DE- thipl that many ships leave any harbors ntse
w rid fir, etted 18th intellectual power, aeconPa-
III, with Offences than the Rcchland
Yours. &c, W. ~ ooVLp'
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GsaaI Nollres.
1NCrpRFNT EEsOLTTInN PROPOSING an

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROPOSING an
CkMFNDNT IT 10 the CONsTTUuONResoivsd ii the SEN
o., egas . se md r.err,G 20 the Le.ls eo.en
,At senes teoo Of stn'o' AID be paons,s Tor ndS.
q on OF the ,tet article OF 'a 40, Co.nao"
rs,ls d Of coleeon ana
iss,ofs s1s ce hec .hs G sp,To
hseT 5 sSn sue to To-, /,
suish tn Irnsrs vi IN sshesn ears o. sy 70 deem
pa,t Of ~ pre- pal a. the n y
s ma ' Aver COMPILING win ,he foregoing @ SONS, .n be
h1,Io ihous,Io doI', 10 ce'rsy ta nect'ssy u
The 'en DIR s IN .aSh enl ys OF % S I, men
,ah ' IN, rS, eiTeet: bat III at no
IN ore han onc wear N sfva TIE
u next 2ui yesr' app .2rae 70 ~, en-
IT, Cor ei,-n aok RIVER Gen,se alley c-nas ane Tor
c.l es'0n ., o' t ope,d a. lily toas.aa l..A TIE
vi Cd u, . o. ou shall be aFp1ea - meet ,uea aopo
psou. he sAl be dee I'D sule cut i3' l. rs ne
she ot IrOSce ioT The aei ceAi Y' '.. n
d,es, 60 reiuId 10 The 40 aeIs o. IN. Ns- , LIZ ~
te provisions # che 'e' ofi tg.1.ea 49, e--
nc,,d NO he uea-Ol ta' zen bn b. .uteie u cue i
luh ceruiocs a. Vi eeto twelve oil -i, c-' To-
@ no. S l .a.o - /; ,. ."eio6 No plH
-nu,. ii Cues o. o The ano 'oro~'d under 'l' - non
O., o,i oa io uloa ,lo,-leo i ,Ae avs II
geo '. co. '' ,1 & ED oi to Ire l., d,y IF Ja one
.t 10 ana
40 liol.,l a'' O.. 80 ,'- -' ca, - S & go ~
nscis ~'k - ns-ia' u o., Ssns .as b. male m -. p-
a., qDete ttculay or tnrifp eio.a nee
srArt or NV Yoax. ~ Asssvs,y June "A i,5l.
The toresr' 81 ic,o a'.eioni'n, 70 % @ , u.
Assembly b.. oosro. me Ass.ill, ~, u, r,.,ro,,- S..
Attest: joan ; Nag,w, Clers
srAIs OF NV OH IS sfN.rr, juuo 49, 1853
gse rr.' og riio 20 az e. e r. % n, 1' . 70 .s
s.,,e e See Gee, 10 % caCaci 5eadcs 80
sue. la r. s.eNrs, Cerk.
STATE or NFvlorK{
he compared T.. pre- t. 'iia r.. va . 'a
"'o'e', D. 81 ''i- s. ~ ts- e.. 81 5.uv
ONei ~. -- .r "a D.. = '
'-'' HENRY $ K4A.'iLL, sso.l.-ry D. s'ai,
IN PURSUANCE Of an oder OF &c Surrogate of The
e.S a' IN sI5ffi a s6Sr Axe o. t "a. o. :
l"s 'r de- BE- 10 49, ,e ''.' VI ','. go p.
lu- ,po te.e rt '5h day # Oe'ot5 N DIG, s' ofH
Sue s,i''..ss,W N''" 100 rallo a4uqo.sf.,,r
fNIlBsCANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of the
i, coz, %, t 4 s,S 1 n S $500 a' l
~, e. 10 pre-, 4, '' is,r .,,s a ,a Cyo >-s
- . ~. ,s Tn ssy 0obes.,. a Neyt rae
i5a ,1 q. AMI. rs ''''O'' PIMA sws.,s,
IN PURSUANCE of al order OF Jesse c. Smith
L t' ',... % % ,sD Sa,' ,5, e. viz, WV &C.. t s,
d less .lcr~tr"i GFo.Gs VIII F'-,a.or.
IL lURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
.,,.i 49, San, ~ is q &C. o, S,-o. &C., 81
ea.'r"- howard DE- WITT z,-ra,.,
II CANCE OF an older of tAe Surrogate Of the
1851 SlI,tN i.s r., . q, 1-- s. . ~ e ''- e, ~
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he0tral.
lyIEE for sFA sICkNhss. ChoIera DiArrhea.

fIJRE for SEA SIChNESS, Cholera Diarrbea Dye
- ,tefy. he BoHeisIht most ce-7In
ard on.ay Cscove-ec Lewis tran1 o. q
y. Y Hsvs r. Nfstot NJ CtaTnpAn 1fra.es "
Carr D. slitl. Atwel ~ ID II ste-d, a. o. tae
Toy ColleIoe sAuih, o Desbe Var b1Ien o. Cs o.
T. nm MAJ. n. d. soe grrpneto- - ttndnr - VI
fcrueB'J& Loociugol. r. hns, IAN t1rAeI 20 -n1
Mn hsy. Fulton "srn, Jay-st bfcotyn saa oy
bottle.
LOR LADIES ONLY-Wasbington Springs, MonI'-
Il Ner-JeTsey Under the enluct OF W
sIiAI Ohm s1d f CAM brsrlu-isW, IN q BABBER For
Tens ard Circular OF Ills hy respectable lLstitton address -
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate o. ih

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate 10
b-r-.y ID a. y 80 h'.s
GA6E o The Cy q Se- Tai
sreef s ,s,.s-' At a. .s u -, -
h.sr. ~ -Dy-e Tst - ~ a. -
isS lNbsis-srw,d) WILLIAM NsARTHrR A41.as.asf
IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of Jesse Z Smta,
ra q Gerry h---.y r--n -,
a. p-cs LENAs hfbk ~ =,
= ts Ser.ofs le ssrasr Geo s,ai-sl n ta--.
q IL 81 AZ g a1ss' ~
sa ~. s'vs:' a. - eEoEss 4 srUDwTLL, A''e'-'>
pTFkfME COURT.-Richard Plydenburc, Plain
- Mary A smith v IAl smith s4rah An sali.-
R.h. Ciri.tie J. H-nry smith FItasuok sl III AE.or -.
- snri Pin Snih Lima smith LssiEs santa "a, y.
y H. bU.chu Defe1o-Ds SurI 90
-rvsd the sbove "a DEFFNDAS4 10. 80
.ud required tie Ans y
q the Cefs Of "a, County u ,D-.
,he Court Rvera.d sd County, sid ~ .eT Sp'
O. yfu cuGpai0f The sEb-es 81 nen
no G. WAL Efv-YOrk ~lfhiD twenty days amer e
til. su-mSrs .1clDs- Of the dsF u s1cl
you I'll 70 comp amt within TIE Tine
pl,uuf vii spply - TIE CouT To- To- Ieiri u7
IN he e. r.snt- Dsfso Nay 8 ls53 - - 49,.
BRlDLTY MILLS x Woodruff. PLAINTIFFS Atfotlsys
The errpsnf IL EMIT 20 hod IN ~
the the County Of SUhos, - he Cour house :"
IL TAO Ceoii Cd lie 1''I BFRiDIfY WILLS L Woodruff
-2isv6wW Psnuf = Attorneys, No "a "sHs NeN'i"iA ~
CTPREME URT-Theod0re Smith against Isaac
rurnop.d 10 coup th- sor md fer' co
yor srsw,r On Elicottvie Cstt1rauf1- t"iiy
yihp tert, hereof .1cusv o. me g.
rrn defendant fails eus~ef ne
p re . ecr psinf Ard IOce mat the
ts seou the oee Of the Cen q Afa5' VI
18Th O. Juue 1883 -,
je2z lsItwWed ri-n-1 @.
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nR STEW 81 New.York, earliest American Prac-
uion, aud s1hor of various WORKS on The Sab
daring the m connection
Mr. d. CAMPBELL At l. bsDon spr'ne GO u11 'i Co y
~ VI TAYLOR, NJ D., No 1ltbst., cor. 4thay.,
NJ s.encs n the Pn Biological treatment Of dis
sa.e N is oou application Aiso oace eousztEfi
HYpROPATHlC and HIGIENIC INSTITUTE,
NJ 10 L-shi, und.I The Pefsonal direction o" IhALL
HO>IoED Assistant 10 the femas D~p4fe
utrt; II TAYLOR will also ssss oOo psc9ce gene
rally.
NEWPORT WATER CURE, OpeneI Apri /, has
~ With gard sd nien 60
Tic waiiowr bhfness Of Newport climate rt9eTs y osi y
,,she Terms SIC week payable weekly A6erso W.
RfH. Nswport H. l.
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TIE PRFs-Charee seems % b. the order OF uS u
Al ,u. the Bau ore pap-rs But lately We ha's noico<
iALges in the proprietorskp Of Ias A'g ~ o..a,
.ud 4 h. Potsi1t Since then III DaaE Fres . = -
80. NOR eT,lusivel, inou-irl phase ana now Ns
oose, that samuel Barnes ne T'raD o. ~ s sc sSs
.''-'' -. ~ nnvafds Of twelve years. lie = sue
ossH - TIonss n Connolly formerly connected WITH
Ti Hs.soa R AND more rsee3 9 T.S 1 'I 10
ing peiuy Cnnojly IS Wig, and 80 IS The CttPptr IN
ion,ss Hs IS aluent Sritsr and progressive n ns
,tis M san Is the only Baltimore daily sc %
80, has not undergone soGlo CD .ngs, for better OK
80 within swtlye months pat r.
~ Csskocfon % DsH0cr0t has agan revived -, -
Wiling former editor has taken charge Of ne colo'
Hon Neal Dow Of Ne "a 10 lecture on teI1p-, go 49,
Montreal {. T., IN September, durrg tns f-0'1'-~
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IT., y,A.nms to o. DemOcrat has abandoned tbs
.,rrt Of the National Democracy, and Us editor an
nre that be shall ch1Dge the character aud politics
Of ii. paper and act with the Independent Deaoera.s,
"or Fr, esoilers" Among other matters, se find ths
following:
n having the old line Democracy We do not expect TO
ab.1con in .ls principle embraced IN the Democraui
auor If ONO, there is nothing The platform OF tna
d.peDo.ni D.Docraoy that conflicts <tb in the least
Il puT, IS radical and seeks 10 place every man up
o. ~. .q Atty. politically. cannot Why should %
o strongly deDounceo for adopting doctrine cAcaaped
TO cary ou the strongest possible way the r9PaoDcAH
prmcple of equal rights.
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i.,4a ans steamers BA 'ftIE apt " n
- rNPIRE STATE. Capt. Rem IA btsy'0a leave o.
~ lSrrda,s keep cd from PEE g. nelr tlo
soA' - Roth tnuchrg New cs'h Az The steamer
ss-ssr Og MGlNE Csyt lho Jewett Tor Ne~or on Tao s
stsA " SsfptdNvs o'clock IA the Mug Rstarn
esss $50 N.wroit Oh alt AVS et ID FNifeight
80 IN l,,sr OF a. the OH, e on tieF NOD - ,.-, ,
~ . Id an " III BORDEN. AGENT, Nos '00ad III Vests
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NOR LADIES COMMUNICATING


bb1, ''1''-' , '''''''0'' -' '''''' 49,
IOR LADIES ONLY.-washington SPRING. Noun
sHALGLlT md tis Ansbr,r-lSW, ar. z; sAHbER Eor
Tens and Circular OF this hsy respectable iI'1'i0h 1d
COURAUD's LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively,
~ ,1coTon Tssiion ihe VI oe~, eyer issessso
w. tsat III. Dye the rsqorss
on Ia Tic SUI 10 CrSs AID moreover oo-s.es The osuI
Sg1 ., c6SaAG :. I1%ih Xtbc%rD sAP as
sG,% fouEGi SETTLE IL 's spo...
BE- !.. 90 81 i S& i'9 toss LILY wife
% nesr Brod . ed So sshDstoO-st Boson
IN LDICAL SURGERY WITHOUT the KNIFE
w sABUEL GLBEkT ~ d sfsr long ard esen-y. eHPsn-
sn's VI o." y sSo aseI rooms At No as Bosdw,y
l. s 20 co, S a. d d. .s n sr s By biz Ss.s
70 g' he iseu'y v IL ou irs'rune a0y kind
l. Iic,fs sid Irn,f- ca led caneeroOs.
Wsre sven g - q Cronic Disease. Of h. g.ints.
Iunos Nea. C'rbuDcles Tetter Sssid Head and al er
'P 8 ' ~ 't' bSe.,cs Of the tye, ae
fGis a. ' S .'s 20 .snd PATIENT, they
cpae snS heEsys the power Of ms new remedial
Once haIs iron, A. NJ til SP NJ
,,Bs ALLENs WORLDS HAIR RESTORER is
WI bot Han bye de eleo i lsysi
Ais he hsI no eveI ~ 70 i: 9nas coo S d
socod The hsh wall retain ia osbn eooI as
h II ~ 'tsoISs t si han S s eUs bad
n, ea oso psers dzz noss beds;he Pesraon Of ae
c SS SsIpG l ,.s adyes nj pce 81 per bottle
Boss No. ,has No 10 Asf-r Hoa,e a,d Nos us
and 2Fi Futou-r Brood yu, and No lS 4th-t aH.oais
SANDs SYRUP of HOARHOUND and vEGETA-
y bLE FXPFCTOEsNTS-l2. 3 and 20 eents-A dehghiigi
I'D ur Coos Sne CoDumpv7n sod wholesale
ara retail II he s4NDsS Mammoth Drue Store NO ii '~nr-"
vtVHOSE PURE WILD CHERRY BITIERS, pre-
r,rd py CURTIS Pshk1NS positively q. Jaandee md
ri lou, m. putty nooo, life ud 10
he Woe sHem. Pnce only S74 pint bottles sold By
& Ring Johl-st aud bnatss1i BOYD Psn No ~
TcrtLd@t CruHbie, No 56 Bo~ery, n " MIS- Rays
NO 10 Futol-s ard No. l46 Atlantie-st, Brookyn
CHAT HORSE.OWNEkS have long and seriously
w usue sto iulnsnt especially ad"ted . the h"rse
10 lea work hun daiythis the pn,c W qua 10
ID KFLLlNGErs Tn remsoy, called hecca hafn
Dr H. e,Ir N,w MeGcal the most Won1ena I'm
ice .v,t offered 70 pubic II b aye nme l!Iey
md all manner o. sores aud bus aud work the horse
Ssilv n -4. bottles 81; 80 dozen It's can cny be
I'D AL Of q 40 Broadway. ndto
This WI a. bofseo rs
have ~ the Medical Charm, 81 ach ana no sna lei
SOS y B-Mr Murray Vest cured morse Ia is~
slabd.Is Mr. " m dod ~haee grcsr OF
so z plendd horse that was 10 badly ilured
few days lie wa sdTed ~h one
DOT L. worth $500 There been anything Ike
10 the history OF medicine.
WHISPERS or MUSTAClIES in SIX WEEKS.
w -Yc pll force them tiai ann
For proof refer 70 bob Concklu
Ma1sor Ia fosdics, Newburgh n y and ners u sr boz
the r. q GhAh " No IS Alnsi
and o! ulrists Brook yn Mrs HAYES No 10 Fuii9nst
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uIpSON RIVER RAILROAD. -Snunei Acrang
DOrBTsTER.IO CKPORT andNIAGAKAFALl

II RAiLROAD op.o 10 ~ - NO me ioss " 9h "a
- Tc-frto and Cauadt West W
SDAN Jan iS is irsins WI iraye ',I
vs Buf.lo Niagara Falls iof koche-i" a. 20 A. "
us Prs,s te iig9o will ma th's cute superior I'D
- = ~ ~ ~ other The road thor oui and lnp-
rss - IN =, cars and locomotive pre- ut terminus o.
Esr 800, n on tAr rerrasc-tae poron Of the
% keaa +" 0-- WARREN tOBB RI Sup'i.
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