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HUNTERS GREAT RAID.

81 .
Burning of the Virginia Military Insti.
tute and Governor Leteher's Residence-
The Charlottesville and Lynch burg Rail.
road Destroyed-Our Losses Slight.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette
MEADOW BLUFF, VA, June 25, via Gauley
June 26.-Hunter's army reached Lexington
June 18th; found it occupied by infantry ana
artillery. After fighting few hours the rebels
left. We burned the Virginia Military Insti-
Iute and Governor Letcher's house.
Capt. Blasers scouts captured seven canal
boats containing six cannon, nine thousand
rounds Of ammunition, and large amount of
commissary stores. l.
Gen. Duffie having cut the Charlottesville
marched by way OF Buchanan and Liberty TO
Lynchburg. At Liberty we tore up the road
for several miles, burning bridge 100 feet long.
Five miles from Lynchbnrg we found the rebels
in strong position, and attacked them June II,
driving them two miles, when night closed in.
During the night, heavy reinforcements from
Richmond, under Early, arrived. On Satur.
cay, after feeling the enemy's strength, it was
decided that they were too strong tor rs, and
by night we withdrew, having taken two can.
non and sixty prisoners. The I'd Virginia cav
airy, on Saturday night, cut the railroad, ten
miles east of Lynchburg. s-It .a..E
At Salem party Of rebels attacked Oorlin,s
and Strauss batteries in a defile, drove of the
men, cut the wheels, took of one hundred and
twenty horses. We brought off f1ve cannon,
leaving seven that were ruined, together with
seven caissons and carriages that were burned
by the explosion of the former. Six men were
killed and ten wounded of the Second Eir-
einia cavalry. Our loss in the entire nbve-
ment is probably six hundred killed, wounded
and missing. We have one hundred prisoners,
seven cannon and SIX hundred horses cap
tured, and have lived almost entirely or the
country, and made the biggest raid on record.
Among the killed is AdJutant Terrence, 18th
Ohio ant Lieutenant c. Roberts, OF the Gen
erals staff. ~ ~ - i1-
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.

About ten O'Clock this morning the steamer
City OF Albany arrived from City Point with
247 wounded, the most OF them being slight
cases. Among them are Captains b. F. Tay
Tor, I'd Md: b. B. Schuck, 4sth Pa; @. d. Gar.
penter, 3Sth Wis; and Lieutenants s. Blandin,
56th Mass, and a. V. Bedell, I'd N. Y. Mounted
Rifles. Many OF these wounded went do wns in
the Albany only q week since as conscrfpts
and drafted men. This load was In charge OF
Surgeon Jos. 5. Smith Of this city.
The Lizzie Baker, Capt. Donohue, arrived
about an hour later with 30i wounded in charge
OF Assistant Surgeon J. S. Ely, among whom
is Lieut.. Joseph w. Yocum, 10th Pa. all OF
whom are slight cases. These men have been
wounded within the last four or five days
mostly on picket and in the rifle.pits.
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Headquarters Military District Of Wdshington,
WdshiuG ton, d. O., June %, 1854

Heddqudrter5 Military DisSict Of Wdshin1ton,
Washing ton, d. o., June %, 1864.
Circuhr-In conformity with General Or
ders, No. 10 and 20, current series, Of Head
quayters Military District Of washington,
keepers of hotels, saloons and restaurants,
sfocers and provision dealers, are hereby nou-
fled to remove, at once, from their premises all
offals and refuse matter Of every description,
and deposit 1t in tide water at either Of the fol-
lowing points: In the Eastern Branch, at
Navy Yard Bridge; In the Potomac, at the
Sycamore" between Long Bridge and the
Monument. ~<-'S 8S'-'
This removal will be made daily, hereafter;
and any failure to comply with these orders
will be deemed q military ofense, punishable
by closing up Of the house, - saas
At every private, residence, also, there will
be provided suitable boxes or barrels to receive
the refuse matter Of each days production,
which, by Law, the city scavengers are required
to remove daily. This will also be conveyed
to the points before mentioned. and cast into
tide water. -. - -.,s5t
By order Of Col NJ. N. ,Wisewell, Military
Governor. CHARLRs M. MRRRITr.-
Capt. and A. q. M.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L faced, light bay MARE. The owner win pieise
forward prove property pay c1 GRHY and
je sO-stF 422 Massachusetts, avenue.
STRAYED away LAST AP Pr FROM THE ~
on and one fore foot split The other
%tb gP Bs liberal Fs spWaRp h ng sNa if
.m,u. No. Az 80 X < s tree M nsas
- COW, with short horns, one leaning over her
right ear, and havinga collar on Any one return
orally rewarded. je 29-3t.
STRAYED Or ST0LEN-0n the 23d instant. a
turned to JOHN CLARK. on South Street ct pet
CAME TO SPRING HILL RARM On the 18th
Near Georgetown. The owner can come forward,
charges ana tfis R RfE
CO. REWARD-Lost on last Thursday, the 23d
p9 instant, black horny COW, hip.jolnted on on
saf fas JAMES 6HC s BE-
L streets, No. 2O3. ~ 10 as-st.
60 REwARD-LOsT- Yesterday afterneon be:
tween 18th street and Hn High st
r. GESr 10 n
be- The sbye sw.rd ia and thanks of
STRAYED OR sTOLEN:-0n the 2sth Of June.
~ two COWS, one a red buffalo, with q cropped
TAIL the other yellow, horned COW, with white
spotted face and white stripe dowa her back. The
finder will be literally rewarded by bringing them
to 4th street between NJ and N streets, No. 1856 or
any information that can be given. je 29-3tf
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, JUNE
T'h e hoi y ts sSS sR small
tax 20 SSHJ & sSKSs No ~ FIT
Second streets, Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-A red and white COW
Il The owner will come forward, prove property
pay charges. and take her away. Apply to ED
WARD FEWHES, first house above Green Spring
on the River Road. Georgetown. te 28-3t'
O. REWARD will be paid for the return Of a
spC SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOG ,
which strayed from home on Monday morning,
June 9th; His ears were closely cut tail long; he
ward will be paid if he is returned to 374 Eighth
street, near Northern Market House. te 2S-3t
GAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER at Leesborou gh,
~ Montgomery county, Nd. on the WASH n gton
ington, June 18th two red COWS, one large with
long horns, and about seven years old; the other
small, with long horns, slit in her left ear, and
the top cut off the ri ght ear and horn and about
thirteen years old. The owner owners
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away;
STRAYEb FROM Ta1 81 BsORIBER. red and
sized bag, two front teats the largest Five dol
lars reward will be paid for her return to No 1873
je N-6t" VIM. ROBINSON.
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W. E. osTRR, ESQ, has opened an office
for the practice OF law, on 18th street, above
Riggs & Co. s Bank, and his talents united with
industry and energy, will no doubt speedily
secure for him good practice. Mr. Doster is
well and iavorably known to our citizens, he
having for a long while very acceptably filled
the office Of Provost Marshal OF this CITY -
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DROPOSALS FOR EXCAVATION AND STONE
- WORK
Sealed Proposals will be received
l. For the excavation,
9 For fhe h1ue sfopo work

Sealed Proposals will be received
l. For the excavation,
2. For the blue stone work
required in the erection of the Cavalry Baptist
Church to be built at the southeast corner of Sth
street west and 81 street north. SIR.
The plans and specifications of Messrs. Cluss 4
Kammerkneber, architects, can be seen, and will
be explained, at their Office, 100 ID street west,
between d and streets north. -
No one need apply who cannot enter at once
upon the work. "a E.
The bids win be addressed to Hon. Amos Ken
dali, Chairman of the Building Committee" and
must be deposited in the city post Office on or be-
fore noon of WEDNESDAY, Jul 9Th, or they may
be delivered at O'Clock p. m. of the same day at
the audience room of old Trinity Church, 9th ST.,
between d and e, when they will be opened by the
Committee, and the contract awarded as soon as
practicable thereafter. asf ~ Je SO-lw
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SEQRRf DIsEAsRs

Samaritdn's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral
It 10 the soldiers hope and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, ~;
female, $3.
Samdritan's Root and Herb Jx,ees-A positive and
permanent for Syphilis .scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &c. Price 81, or six bottles for %
Sold by g. o. Ford. Bee advertisement. ns
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

1t is understood that the Provost Marshal
General has issued an order prohibiting par
ties from recruiting in this District for other
States.
An order has also been issued requiring all
soldiers reinlistlng in the Veteran Reserve
Corps to be credited to the State from which
they originally enlisted, and not to such States
allowed to select the district Of their State to
which they desire to be credited.
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FROM JAMES vER-sHERIDAN's CON
A IL Al

FROM JAMES RIvER-SHERIDAN'S COM
MAND ALL ACROSS.
The U. S. steamer Cossack, Capt. Swasey,
arrived here at 1 o'clock, from Douthart's
Landing, on the James river, which point she
left yesterday at O'Clock. The last Of Sheri-
dams force crossed at Douthart's Landing
early yesterday morning. The statements
published of his losses have been very much
exaggerated, and it is believed that future &C.
counts will show that he has not sustained
three fourths Of the losses heretofore asserted.
The Cossack brought up number of con-
demned horses and mules, which were un.
loaded at Giesboro'.
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ACTING PROVOST MARSHAL OF THE BIS
TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.
Capt J. 9. Putnam, Provost Marshal OF the
District OF Columbia, being very i'll, by direc-
ton OF the War Department Lieut.. Col. ID. @.
Poole, Of the 18th regiment Veteran Reserve
Corps, has been temporarily assigned to duty
as Provost Marshal Of this District.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs.-Willfam
Grant suspicion Of grand larceny; dismissed.
John Reever, swindling; do. VIM. Branson,
suspicion of stealing; Jail for hearing. John
James, supposed to have stolen lead in possess
sion dismissed. John Wilkinson, VIM. Rob.
inson, James Wilkinson, Albert Mattingly,
grand larceny; John Buckley, do; Jail for
court. Lettd Ford, disorderly; 1858. John
orderly; Jacob Andrew and Daniel Burns,
sleeping in a wagon; dismissed. james Kelly,
Thos. Boarland, do; do. Annie Butler, sleep
ing in an omnibus; do. .
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SECOND EDITION.
S O'CLOCK p. M.
THE CHANGE IN THE TREASURY DEPART
- f..r.. MENT .s---

There is no longer a doubt of the nomination
Of the Hon. David Tod, Of Ohio, to be Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, vice Hon. S. P. Chase,
resigned.
1t is this afternoon currently stated that the
cause Of the resignation OF MIR. Chase was a
difference with the President relative to Ger.
tain appointments Of his subor dInates.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsRs.--Within the month
closing to-day, the Clerk sof the Court (Mr.
Meigs) has issued 1870 marriage licenses, OF
which 80 were to colored couples. Pretty good
f or the hot month of June!
One Of these was issued to soldier and his
wife who had lost their original certificate Of
marriage; he being In hospital about to have a
second amputation performed, which 1t was
feared might prove fatal, and she being desir-
Gus Of having some means to enable her to draw
his pay, should he die, q new license was pro-
cured, and they were married over again.
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REREL OEFIQERa

The following rebel officers of Beauregard's
command, ana VINO were captured at Peters
steamer FROM Point Lookout:-Capt. Henry
Byist, Capt. J. L. Mulvaney, Lieut.. J. g.
Clemens, and Lieut.. A. B. White, OF the 9th
South Carolina, and Lieut.. John Blain, Of the
10th North Carolina.
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~ 7 II L d II A II T

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
WAsHIssroN, June %, IS54}c
The attention of every citizen of Washington Is
called to the fact that another draft 10 about to be
had IN thiselt, and all who are or Impose them
selves enuLleu 70 sxemptiop :therefrom are earn
esuy entreatea 70 lave their names forthwith
issSst RiGHxRS WALf LEX XyohHasPMss syory
~ E0TIcE.-To ne Pso1is Of WasTin zion and
US Me Public gsrvaHy = Cpholsterine and
Cabinet Max ~ and Ren0vating OF ali scr nt;nns
done IN the best and at the notice Old
CURED hair Mattresses can be made as GOOD AZ new
~ VIM LEES new establi shm9nt. No, 3t;3 n
street north. between IA and 9th street west.
je 3O-lm' WM.J. LEE.
~ WASHINGTON AND GEORG FLOWN
US RAILR0AD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RON ,
June "A 1854 The annusl m setting of the stock,
holders Of this company for the electionof sew en-
Directors. for the ensuing year, will be held ,on
wEDEEsDAY, the 18th Of Jolly; 1854, at tho office
York avenue The polls will be opened al Il CLOCK
m and closed at O'Clock 2.
= -sG7ltet GEO. 6. GIDEON, President
II. O.PAHNEsTOCK, Sec'ry. je Nltjy il
n@POsT OFFICE, WAsHINoToy CIrY. o. O .
In accordance with the provisions Of the late act
of Congress requiring subscribers to pay their
postage all publication strictly in advance. the
public respectfully informed that the carriers
win call upon each subscriber on the first day Of
July. and on the first day OF each spcceediqg guar
ter for the amount Of postage due, and unless
promptly paid. either to the carrier at the post
Office, the papers must be retained in the sfice
be treated q 'transients as required by law, End
becharged for aecordingy testa 10 n ct Q
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~ The Baltimore american takes strong
grour againat the reelection of Henry Win.
ter DE- Wis to Congress, charging upon him per.
sistent efforts TO embarrass the Administration
In the conduct Of the war; persistent endeavors
TO Involve us In a war with France, and gener-
al derilection the interests Of his constituents
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THB SRssIoN.-The resignation Of Secretary
Chase renders it certain that the current ses-
sion Of Congress will not adjourn this week
There is no telling just now when it will end.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SlMIhAL WHAKN!ss, etc,
Can b Cxsd by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds OF others, and will tell you nothing
but the tsxsh. Address, with stamp
rusra D&W,ly Lock Box. Boston, Mas.
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GOV. ToD,s NOMINATION.

wv. 4OD . SOuA1NAA1ON.
q The nomination Of ex-Gov. Tod to be Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury vice Hon. Salmon P.
Chase, was referred to the appropriate com.
mittee Immediately on being received st the
Senate this forenoon. 1t is evident that it will
not be acted upon to-day.
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OF FICIAL.

Heodqudrters Military District Of Washington,
WasAington, D. c., June %, 1884. :
General Orders No. 20.-The operation Of Cen
eral Orders No. 19, currentfserjee OF these
headquarters, is extended tosincJnde the city
of Georgetown. ID. q. "a q.
BY order Of Col. M N. wisewell, Military
Governor. -
THEo. MCGOWAN, Asst. Adj. Gen.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-This morn.
ing, Elizabeth Hoffman and Matilda May, in.
corner OF 9Th and ID streets, submitted their
cases, when the first was fined $500, and the
latter, who was the housekeeper, S25.
The petty jurors were discharged until Tues
day.
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CoRNs. RnNIoNs. bad NAILS. Erc.

CoREs, BUHIoss. BAD NAILS, ETC. -.
Corns are the universal torment Of mankind TO
he relieved OF these terrible evils, call on DR..
White and submit to his manipulations. You are
sure to get relief without experiencing pHin W.
fee, 424 Pennsylvania avenue. Lane d fuckers
building, between ~ and 9th streets. Ne charge
for consultation. 1e I-u
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STATIONERY CoNTEACT.-The contract for
supplying the War Department and all its bu-
reaus with stationery for the next fiscal year
has been awarded to the present contractors,
messrs. Blanchard & Mohun, Of this city.
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SECoNDWARD STATION CAsEs.-Wm Henly,
suspicion of robbery; sent to superintendent.
James Brown, disorderly; dismissed. George
Fontaine, suspicion OF robbery; sent to super
intendent. Eliza Posey, disorderly; S1.5S.
Maria Fox, do: 81 Sc.
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ARREST ON CHARGE OF MuRDER.-Yester-
day about IL O'Clock m, officer Cline, of the
first precinct police. arrested Walter Furst, q
soldier, on suspicion OF being connected with
the murder of James Sanderson. The prisoner
was taken before Justice Gull, who sent him
to jail for further hearing. We hear that an.
other soldier, supposed to be the accomplice of
Furst, has been arrested and is also held for q
hearing.
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JAIL FOR CoURT.-Yesterday, officer Lynch
arrested Johu Buckley upon suspicion Of rob-
bling soldier named VIM. r. Keller, Of Fort
Meigs, Of about $ls. Keller appeared and
Giberson sent the prisoner to Jail for court.
Buckley has been several times before the JUS
tice recently and was dismissed. This time
the dismissal not being announced, Buckley
inflated sudden sickness, dreadful cramp-,
and he groaned like dying calf. But it only
served to hasten his departure to jail.
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STATE OF TIE THRRMoMRrER.-AtF Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the theI mometer stood to-day at
o'clock, rs In the shade.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

TBy the Peoples Line-Umce 81 Ninth streetI
NEW YORK, June 30-U. 8. 1891, coupon IS,
11ox; q. s. sos, 101 Y; Certincates Of Indebt-
edness, 93x; N. Y. Central, 134k: Erie, 1I4xj
Hudson River, 1873 \; Harlem, go; Reading,
efn, s5X; Illinois Central, 131 Z; Ole veland and
lPlttsburg, I12X; Cleveland and Toledo, H9 q;
chicago and Rock Island, 112X; Milwaukie and
Prairie du Chien, 68K; Pitsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, 112x; Alton and Terra Haue,
-; Chicago and Northwestern, -; Duck
silver, 70. -. 49,.
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THE DEDICATION OF THE THIRD district
SCHOOL HoUsE-The dedication Of the Third
District school house, at the corner of 9Th street
cast, and Pennsylvania avenue, which Is now
completed, has been postponed from Saturday
until Monday, the Fourth OF July, at4 o'clock.
The City Councils are expected to attend, as
well as other dignitaries, and 1t is also con-
templated to have the Third District schools
present in 8 body.
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LOCAL NEWS.

j TIE DRAFT.-Eforts are now being made
by Mayor Wallach to obtain substitutes for
those parties subject to the draft in this city.
Arrangements have been made by the Mayor
with Col. E. NJ Greene, of the Chief Quarter
masters Department, by which substitutes
will be likely to be obtained, and which in
sures to the substitutes all the bounties and
premiums without deduction. Persons desir-
Ing to avail themselves OF this arrangement
can do SO by depositing $500 with the Mayor
and leaving their names.
oner Woodward yesterday held an inquest
over the body OF James Sanderson, who was
killed beyond the Eastern Branch, as stated in
the Star of yesterday. Testimony elected
showed that deceased returned to his house
about O'Clock, and asked his sister il she had
no light. She said she had no matches. He
gave her a match and she Int the candle. The
sister looked out Of the door and saw two men
coming in the house. She had been laying on
the be !, and her dress was unh ooked. As the
men came in one door the sister passed out the
other to fasten her dress. She looked In and
saw the two men clinch her brother. She ran
for Mr. Talbert, but before she got there she
thought MIR. Talbert was too old to afford as
sistance, and she ran for Mr.. Thos. Burkley
Mr.. Burkley came at once to the house OF de-
ceased, and found him in dying condition.
Burkley said the deceased drew two or three
breaths and he was dead. He was cut on the
left side of his Eeck, about three inches long
and two inches deep. The Jury fouAd that De.
ceased came to his death by the hands of the
two men who came to his house with him, and
the Jury further believe that the two men were
Oscar More and Walter Finest The jury also
find the deceased was very poor, and had no
money. ..r-.,e.a-s< .-7vrrsa
ANTICIPATING THE ,DRAFT.-Quite mum.
her of persons or this District, in anticipation
of a draft, have been locking up substitutes
during the past few weeks, and the trade IN
them within few days past has been quite
brisk The officers at the Provost Marshals
Office, besides examining the applicants for
exemption, are kept busy in examining per-
sons offered as substitutes, and within the past
week have received over 200, ~ OF whom were
put In on the first three days. OF this week.
Most OF them are contrabands from Virefnia,
who are not eubjecta to the draft The price
being paid is from $3.50 to $500. e. ra4e s7aaa
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sRY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
! sYLVANfA HvEHUE AND THE CIRCLE AT
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, 18th instant
Lot Mo-, subdivision of Square q, fronting rs
feet the south side Of Penn syenus s and M
near the Circle. and improved BY two story ard
basement Brick DWELLING, furnished with gas and
wstsr and in good repair. Possession given I'M
Terms One half in cash; the remainder in, s
and ~ months secured by deed OF trust on the
premises and bearing interest.
lie Esd IfEif W. LII WALL q Co.. Auots.
erTHEs, ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY. 9Th July; at o,Glosk. no
Je3Q AE1s W. L. WALL q w., hacts. ~
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SORE THROAT,

and similar troubles, il suffered to progress, re.
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHR5
are compounded as ~ reach ulrectly the seat Oh
the disease, and give almost instant relief.
10 Ill r
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WAllANfIp 70 CuRB IN Blk DAYss-Dr. Godfrey1
standing, win cure Gosorrhoa - sig days. Ne
change OF diet required. Price o. per bottle. Bold
BY 8, O. FORD, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue.
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. - ely
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CoLoRBD COOP SAMARITANs.--To.day,t the
Grand Lodge OF Maryland, Virginia and the
District, of the order (colored) OF Good S,-
maritans and Daughters Of Slmaria, are hav-
ing their annual celebration. The procession
Is accompanied by band, and numb3rs about
one hundred colored men in regaha and about
twenty five colorcd women In carriages. After
marching through the avenue and principal
streets, they proceeded to Zion Wesley Church,
in the First Ward where appropriate services
were held A new banner, just pre- Sented to
the lodge, and tive large national flags were
carried IN the procession. The procession was
accompanied by large crowd, and through
out good order was maintained.