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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PENNSYLvANIA ELECTIONS.

PHILADEPRIA, Oct 12-The Union party
gains a. Senator in Adams and Franklin coun-
ues, one member of the Assembly in Franklin
ana Perry counties, one I'm Adams county and
one IN Armstrong county, EsrG H.T''s
Union majority in the State estimated at 10 Ooa
bly,. ~ 00~ --'
John Given, the Union candidate for CITY
commissioner, was defeated by Major d. p
weaver, Democrat, by 1,I47 majority. Given
run nearly nine thousand behind his ticket
Montour county gives 40 Democratic ma
Jority; Union gam OF 81
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From the Indian Country-A Mail Goa ch
.. mo Attacked and Rurued

ST LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats Law
renee renee thansas) special says a courier brings
intelligence from the Indian Cornmission.
which was to meet at Bluff Greek on the 4th,
had arrived. D. --I-.r =. - -'
Ihe kiowas, Canaan nches, and Cheyennes
Were camped some distance OF, but MP TO the
5th none had appeared at the council I
10 The same courier says one OF ButterfieId,s
coaches had been attacked and burned by the
Indians, and the stock driven off Loss. in
Guiding express matter, $4,000. The passen
gers escaped. There is to be an escort herea fter
TO accompany the coaches
General Dodge left Denver with strong es-
cort, coming this way
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- Tuesday was a great day with the Irish
temperance Societies in New York, the occa-
sion being the commemoration of the 18th an
niversary or Faxher Mathews birthday. Va
rious societies from lBruoklyp. Williamsburg,
country ronnd about, took part In the process
sion, which extended a mile or more, and In
eluded not less than seven cr eight thousand
persons, with drums beating, colors flying, &c
In front Of the City Hall they were reviewed
by Mayor Gunther, and in 36th street. a like
compliment was paid them by Archbishop
MeOloskey and Vicar General Starrs, Or
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SECRET n1srAsra.

sAHAnIIAhs GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
enect1al remedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered Cares in two to four days, and re-
cent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
eafsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. IL
- the soidiert hope, and friend to these who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
sAMARIfASs Roor AND HERB JUICES "A positive
snd ssfs%snent s1re for Syphilis scrsful.. Ulcers
Tor es. Sold By 8. @. FORD. See advertisement. ms
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EARTHogAKENPENNsY The West
Chester record says :-On Sunday afternoon,
the 1tn 1nst,sthe shock of an earthquake was
feit at Remington vile, CpatesylI .Chatam,
and the western part of Chester county. Ii
was so severe as TO shake the houses HOnp
person who was in bed asleep, awoke and ran
down stairs to see whatwas the matter Some
at first thought II was thunder, but the sun
shocks were felt during the night previous.
The shock was also felt at Lancaster, as we
learn from the Express. Such circuinsta nee
is very unusual in this -country
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 11.-Immense frauds in
the revenue has been discovered here The
United states Revenue Collector for Oincin.
natl reached here yesterday to investigate the
anair. A large liquor house has swindIed the
Government out Of Sl50,OO0, bat will be COM
pelIed to refund at once, or pay two hundred
A. A. Harris was arrested here by order of
Governor Brownlow, in accordance with a re.
QUESTION from Governor Branlette. Harris is
indicted in Kentucky courts for an set during
the war. These are exciting times in the Ten.
nessee Legislature on the negro franchise cues.
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ELECTIONINoHIO.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The latest returns
throughout the State give Cox, the Union can
oiaate Tor Governor, $4,000 majority
- sixty Union Represen tatlyes and twenty -one
Senators are elected. The House Will stand
abouta hundred and five Union, and the Senate
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~ Edwin Ward Moore, who In 1887 wa.
chosen by the Government of the Republic OF
Texas, then fighting for its independence, chief
of its navy. with the rank of Commedere, who
with far inferior fleet defeated the Mexican
Thursday last of apopiexy, in the fifty NTH
year Of his ages Mr. Moore was O native Of
Alexandria, Virginia, and al the time OF
being called into the Texan service was q Lieu
tenant 10 fhe United States Nayy.,erg ..-.-..r
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CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Will restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth OF the
wEAKRsr HAIR; stops its falling out in three days
keeps the head clean cool and healthy can be used
freely; contains nothing Injurious; THE BEST
HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC;it is recommended and used BIZ tho irst
medical authority. Sold at the Drng Stores, and
at my ONCE, No. ,12s Broadway, New York
1 assure all persons the above preparation
win do all that is claimed for It "
se2s I'm SARAH A. CHEyALIER, MD.
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THE ATHLBTIos va. ArLANTIcs.-The New
York Tribune Of Tuesday says !. The msfeh
game between the Athletics Of PhiladeIphia
and the Auantics Of New York did non come
OF Yesterday, as was announced The Ath-
letics charge the Atlantics with abandonrng the
contest, and The Press says ethe decffnation
makes the Athletics the champion club Of n o
Unked Sextes.r There is somethine very
strange about this. We cannot believe that our
famed Atlantic will surrender the colors 80
long and brayely worn without at least mailing
q fight for them. We presume there is another
side TO the story, and we are anxious 70 hear it.
Why did the Atlantic Club decline.
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From Fortress Mslree-Preparations for
: D. .-r.-f sr- Election. .s ... ..f.I - .
has left for New York = =
There are indications Of an excitement on
the State election Tomorrow in Norfolk The
military are held IN readiness in case their SER
vices are required. ,.z... . ..7
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Ivould advise eA persons nj ne teeth 20 <
extract 20 call st DIR. LEwIE . Once, and
have them taken out without pain. = ~0
Also, call and eI anime the Doctor b new and i'm.
proved method Of offnserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ;.
II you once see the great improvement In his teeth
you will have them in other style than this new
and valuable one Teeth inserted on Gold Silver
and Rubber Plates at the old price, As we havenot
sdysnccd the price on our work since the great
No, 24s Psnna sysnue, betxeen Izth and 18Th
streets. ..--a r.... .r-I.srt. A rErIg. -
jaass-ly sR BEwIE, N. D., Dentiss.
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Fire I'M Aueu.ta. G.ar.Ia

AUGUsTA, GA, Oct 10.-A large portion of
the building formerly the Confederate foundry
ana machine shop was burned this afternoon.
"A stationary engine, boilers, lathes, tools, &c,
We're destroyed. The corral was burned, but
al the horses Were saved. The fire Is supposed
TO have been the work of an incendiary
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THE IOWA ELECTIoNS.

CHICAGO, Oct II-Returns from the Iowa
election indicates Stones majority at about
2AeO1 Clinton county gives about 500 Repub-
mean majority. There was small vote polled
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- The New York Herald's correspondent
from Fortress Monroe reports on Monday an
extensive fire ias sweepiag over the lasrnai
lar ct fire by night mark the scene OF the con-
fiagration. tits NOT unusual for the swamps
TO geto firsoafteS q dronEhts Careless hppt-
Known fact that THIS swamp is fall Of bears,
deer wild turkeys and othsr game. rL ?
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INE CLOf Na.T
=. HENKLKMAN.

12e BALrIsORxSERKKr,B ,BALrixoRx, NM
Between Csyert and South street, south sfde.
IN ADDITION to hls CUSTOM TRADE has nov on
REkDY MADE CLOfHfNG, Of Foreign and Do o.
mssoc nstsri.ls cut in the latest styles and Of
,Gsntlemen ia want Of fine or medium quality
clothing will ind il greatly TO their adyantaQe 10
examine hls stock before purchasing. -
tbe most satisfactory manner. : =
~ Terms Cash. - --
~ One Price Oaly 80. .... -
daYlng unsnI passed fAciif ties for buyin9 goods
puTchasers may rely upon advantages seldom OF
Tered them In this market |..| =.
al and examine Stock and Prices. e
II SOrders By mail receive prompt attention. E
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP


This celebrated TOILET Soar, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
maid and erollient in its nature Jragronuy scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
. ian q -eoly -rI II...I a.asI 4sHr .. ...
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A RAILReApIro .CAMBBIpeE. .N The Cam
bridge lMd.l Herald states that efforts are be-
ing fnade by some Of the most influential ciu-
zens of that county to get money subscribed 10
build railroad nom Cambridge to connect
with the Delaware railroad at some convenient
ifs'-'1fLTZz Ed10ShISRr K u h,i+- hss,1v-,
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xxOu saturday last, onsiderabie excitement
prey allied A. Frederick. Md, In conseq uence o
q violent outrags on a Little girl, aged eleven
wears, a daughter of Mr., Theodore Lowe, o
the 9th ii. 8 SI<Assary The offender has bee
arrested, end in, ease Of conviction the penalty
is. death, Capt. Naile, provost marshal, has
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sTOp THAT sORATCuINo

...-..-. STOP THAT SCRATCHING, fasF
And use WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in x8 hours; also cures
Shilblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions Of the Skin.
Bold by all Druggists. j. d. GILMAN,
mar q IL 800 PannsYlYania Avenue.
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MARR1acr.Nn cr,,,,r

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, .g /
an Essey OF warning and Instruction for Young
Men, inst published by the, Howard Association,
and sent IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Association, Philadelphis, Pa : oc S3m
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NAn sAnti-Butter Lsae ne, was formed In
Boston last wee}, the members Of which de-
termined 10 purchase bnt one pound Of 0utter
per week for their families 49,, -
~The Philadelphia Age says a leading coal
dealer In that city retnrns an income Of esoo.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-12

The RIGHTs or CoLoRRp MES.-In Alexan.
dria, Va, recently, q 70 wiling piece was taken
by justice OF the peace from colored man,
on the ground thSt the laws OF v Ireinia rem
dered such possessions by negro Illegal.
Provost Judge Hambrfck thereupon addrsssed
q letter 70 We Mayor OF Alexandria, ssyies, In
an and similar cases which may arSse here
after, 'stbe eolored people will be prssee teo ~
me id an v infringement upon any rsCht gnAr.,
-apfeed te white citizens." Hersaner no colored
man win be arrested when 1ound with a feyl-
Z, et,ISre In his possession nor iii be Be Liable
"a sTyesf as 1 understand he fs now, II found
sin tbe street after the hour Of Ten O'Clock fC
no II win further state that this plan VIII b<
stricfly adhered TO. The colored man must be
respected 30 far as the right Of property and
freedom Of person is concRr rned- precisely the
same as white cftfzens-no nlore or lesa. The
Major General Commanding the Departxnent OF
washington has directed thai the gun be re-
stored, and thatthe civil authorities be notified
OF the aeton Of the Provost Jndge In al
similar cases 'l'li -fE Fl0ED--rgr.-.-.,
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE-DR- THOMAS o. hills.
u has resumed the practice Of Dentistry
e see his old patients and the public gen 0
erally. oriee-306 Pennsyiyania avenue, bet 9Th
and 10th streets = a. rms
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MARSHA can be consulted on the
h, sne lnt1ae m Roa
nSf99,n S 9, Sriid,ns' corner Of PennsyiyAnis aysnue
n .R-You should not have trusted in such an
PRACTICE, snd y considered the most scientific in
such cases, his oice is 20 Penn "a av, SO Is In
STRANGERS AND OTHERS DESIRING THE
- services Of frstclsss Physician are advised
DR. LEON, W hlt-...t) l-l.. .a'
l20 Pennn s.euus, ---
I - H'. '---a Y III between 9< and sth ssrssN,
All sfCRET DISEASES, in both sexes. in the
many years, and the thousands cured By him, tsst-
an. hss to ns his ane. Is ,p as H.s.crp
searches Of Of this aonnx sS En1oS re-
Young men who have injured themselves by. or
nay ss .uts.ine from the terrible Effects q sfLf
only one who can thoroughly cure them. - :
ssH T. or
I AIDES, DON'T LOOK Ar THIS.
VIM. PRINCE, SCI street, has reduced his
~ FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH r-,-
brics, and Nsnsook. We have newer ana more
elegant patterns than any other place Of the kind
FfGfINe SIX CENTS PERYARp. sslst 1
CONSULT pR. .BAkNES.-He cures ell secret
y diseases Of both sexes permanently and in the
in two e four days without injury to the Constitu
ton. Those requiring confidential medical assist
7th street. --,-- -1J ~ sep l9-ims-
THE PATIENTS OF DR. TEEENY can Be At.
on.Sias6n nasS at ROGm. Dor DsrsS Msdiss and surgss
bic and scientific treatment -HCssparate rooms
- . &c ~ IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FENNO 4 MAGINLEY,s WASHINGTON
.-EEs- Z THEATRE.

FENNO Il MAGINLEY,S WASHINGTON
.-EsE'-A THEATRE Al -
Eleventh Street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Tenth night Of the dist he'd trasedisn EDWIN
ADAMS l',S VINO VIII fRssMsG RRssMisET II request
ss fs Ts u sawn kSis ssss evening Oct 49,
-, GROWERS NEW THEATKR,
Pepnsyivsnia sysnue, near Willard's Hotel.
LEONARD dkSvER-o,@...0 RSo. Is. HESS Rsss''0r'
THIS (THURspAYI EVENING, Oct. 10,
aT be by %
from Miss NJ sGRSkS EfsSdGR rhSYp fsT9S. novel entitled
which during the several represe nfations which 1t
has received during the present season wittt
the history Of the modern
under the reoon eF niSt g. WsSel vim perform
several brilliant selections.
TO morrow night, the great legendary, iHusion-
~ THE C0RsICAN BROTHERS. @
- ,2 AkRaH A,Msll iqGR Sk S' FoSGib. F5odsaGSib
CANTERBURY. 81
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
6EohGE LEA Proprietor.
.... GREAT SUCCESS ....II.
cAsTERRGUfR5qH Gf 5Hf COMPANY
-. NEW AND BEatSITsitFfuL TEMPLE.
Return u'r OF the c1s JOIN hffsofatsi faatesiLreAs
The great Mogui OF Negro Comedians;
' A. J. LEAyITT,
49,. the famous Banjoist.
W. A. wRAY;
III. Gs. the most versatile ReIformer of the age
,A'" ~ ~ - Fifty ARfIsTs rrL.aF
MATINEEs Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THE FEMALE cEsRkHsseeff WASHINGTON.
sEATON HALL. ..s
fTH.. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, 18th instant.
.. 9, RETURN OF THE FAvORITEsI
THE CARTER ZoUAvR TROUPE.
NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES. NEW ACTS.
r5TsS e 81 American
sSfi -ss EaE Mafnxss ns:s
. q & !Rs Ssasst tsSassftal OPTICAL rIIusrosoy PRO-
The present is posisi elg the last week that this
%ss ssy sts irSs t. '
ssscsEs ssSss Ssssf d6sasd dsad Ca.
iery, 20 cente - - ----- --il oc7-a
r. ), RUssEII 2 y,c,vc -. 49,. a
: AT ODD snRffsssaIss,e nRRffsssaIse aaht, afaHhhtDrAr'
Willreopen on WEDNESDAY,, September 10Th
yor Ladies'. Misses. a. and fs msssers-wedn.sdsy,
and Fridays from z to s o'cloek:2 q =, -.-
For further Information please call q. the hall on
PBoEs. ). w.HH sotbxkvk Z kBE1s' DANCING
-. .r .PARKERs HiLL,re a.. -.
oDps:is ssssSsa fae aess sls 1n ''
Those desiring % enter can do so now. as we are
continually forming new classes. the quarter a 7
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A OLfAn, SMOOTH sKIN AND BxAurryuL CoN.
lLExIoN follows the use OF HELMBOLD'S HIGH.
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT or
6ARSAPARILLA. Itremovss black spots pimples
and al eruptions Of the akin. = m IS On :
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TO PulIyI. ENEIcH IHH RLoop, ezxrfsy the
CENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT CTSARSAPARIL-
LA; One bottle equals In strength enc gallon Of
the Syrup or Decoction "a -6m !
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10G BRIDAL oHAMBER, an Essay Of Warn
SIenable treatment for diseases of the Urinary and
sexnS ss,tens-Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa ~ - NH 81 en-
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The BALTTSoRE AND OHIO RAnRoAD.-At
the regular monthly meeting of the Board OF
directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company yesterday, dividend of four per
cent on the Main Stem and five per cent ON
the Washington Branch was declared for the
past half year. President Garrett statsd 70 the
Board that the construction of the second track
TO Ptedmont was being vigorously pressed,
and its completion to that point was looked for
py me close Of the year 1885. Five hundred
anu Ten men orc employed IN thisSvoT9. The
entire tfestled bridges On IlIU Ii-A ars heing re-.
placed by substantial iron structures, the n.ost
importantof which viii be in use before me
winter All along the line the Company's
buildings in existence prior to the war are BE-
ing replaced. The large engine houses and
machine shops at MsItinsbuFg, Grafton &c,
are progressing rapidly. and the the new and s1-
Sixty new and powerful first class locomotives
have been added 10 the equipment OF the Com
pany, together with vast increase OF It's pas
Eenger md freight car transportation. The
President trusts that by economy IN the work
ing expenses OF the road the Company may not
be compelled TO, advance fts tariff for coal
TRANSPORTATION. -o a. t'.-ll' - li'i A'si
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oHELMB0IDS % EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARTLLA
cleanses and renovates the blood fnsis the visor
OF health Into the system, and purges oat the hu-
Mory that make disease. m 8-Sm
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AFFAIRS IN nALExASDRIA.-From the Alex

Ar AXIS IN the Aley
Gazette Oct. 10th. "'.'' .....IFs7 80
The trunk of. Mr.. James Carrighan, who
keeps restaurant on King, near the corner OF
Pairlck streets, was broken open last nfrht and
robbed OF large amount OF money. Lastnigh
the dwelling Of Mr. f. 5. Fleming, on Wash
lngton street, was entered by burglars who
proceeded TO MI. F's chamber and took his
clothes, the pockets OF which they rifed OF
their contents, amounting 10 upwards ofslee in
money, besides other yaluables. This morning
the clothes were found by the servant in the
gutter and bunch Of keys on the pavement
The burglars entered the house through the
back window. The premises OF ohm 4. Smith,
on Fairfax, between Cameron and Queen
streets, was also invaded last night and a bar
rel OF family shad removed therefrom
The old Custom House ~ the foot OF king ST
has been again fitted M a bakery, 70 supply
bread rations TO the troops remaining in this
place. and in the Immediate vicinity. =.
For the last ten days very interesting reyi-
val OF religion has been in progress IN the
street N. T.. Church In this civ,
under the pastoral care Of Rev. Mr.. Clemrn.
:. We learn that the Columbian turnpike. from
the Long Bridge TO Bailey's cross roads is 80
lnfested by footpads that travelling over it afteT
nlghtfall is extremely dangerous
Zine Sweet potatoes were selling on the
w harf this morning at IS So per barrel
The journal saysZsl .R-rE = nlr-
O. We hear of several large shipments OF 70 bac-
co which have have occurred recently from
tbls place TO northern markets, by the various
steamship lines. IL needs but the prompt and
energetic action ofour merchants 20 secure 90
Alexandris an extensive shipping trade. ~
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NOT IEw OF TIE WoksT DIsoRpxRs that
AMict mankind Arise from corrHptions Of the blood
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT OF SARSARARILLA
remedy Of the utmost value M 81 On :
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"a JAMES ToPHAM = CO.'S 1~
'a PREMIUM 0036,
= TRUNK, SADDLERY, Il '-i
Mill TARY &EQrUIPME r.
--- MANUFACToRY, '.,l,.,
49, Wholesale AND RETAIL -
- .-a- 0is0oks o=.sf 10 -.
~ f-. SEVENTH STREET, s,ler
One Door NORTH Of Odd Fsslops' Hail,
Where they continue to manufacturs and have
on sale large and fine assortment Of 'a.i -.-,
TBuNKs, vALIsEs. d! ...,.I . T.,. ..'..,
TRAVELLING BAGS, gaa.I -lsteg
SADDLES, HARNESS, f... 's
,.,,.--,.,., -, HORSE COVERS,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, .-.,.
SWORDS, BELTs,ru u aoJuglG,D
HAVERsACKs, WHIPS, 10
BITS, SPURS,
Ae., ~ i Z Ae..kJO j DO,
AT Low PRICES.
E-1r.Hc 9. 1890 @ ,----- HOuH B.arfEEs HTT
REPAIRING. q" ltll-
Trunks, &c., repaired promptly and thoroughly j
II. rHREH SILVER MEDALS b1-IEsgt |
Awarded by the Maryland Institnss sf Baltimore.
/
bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stituts Of Washington, d. O., in lssz. e -f /!
a.... ed. CO.'S sbEaE ri,i-T--f ...---l. s..f.r
i.1-Ea Q @-ird SOLE AGENTS .s.lI f,grr. |
For District Of Coiumbds and Aiexandris, Va, for
FRANK MILLERs 80 .,.- ''' .-l 81.
7 4 o. CELRBRATED PREMIUM rJ951r |
/ ~ i5.la ~ = +. % NJ HARNESS OIL.
e. Dealers supplied at the lowest 2, -
febsy FACTORY PRIoEs.i
7 n. YEATMAN HERyEY sHRIyIR.
- .ei1. .1goI oIiYEArMAN z CO., i,.s5 oar
SO x9RSSisssNas4sA Hs
FsR FFsid &c efffsfR III q Rks2s RHs9 SS s
e fs %
line a. nDv a they can Be hsa in Baltmors> Put
shassss are .sspectfuly requested to prove ts,s
~ E4a 1l!l BeUIs q Co.'S 37l
80 Successor, to Charles d. Le,d., -
$50 Street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
neafSrovers Theatre, Wsshineton, d. O.,
| Manufseturers md Dealers In ylfEi !
sh hnAEfIhOH A AND gAPANNED WARE,
| PARL0f, COOK, AND oYFICE STOVES.
-. ,.3-s -. RANGES, FURNACEs 4c S','iA0'
KITCHEN and HOUSE FURNISHING fMp1.r.
| ggrl5r5 MEHTs Of All kinds, such A.
Knives FORKS. Iisss 9ss. sSleE: s Hssss.s Spoons
ca. ;ss sag sss:s asS:; q
ROOFING, sPQurINe, GyrTERINa, and NJ
kinds Of JOB WoRK pro.sItly .ttenasd %. =
N.B.-A large supply Of FRUIT CANS for ssls
H1n cEsn y rss = ss ssESs
| pexsoswH IIptelkChronl