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TEE ToKoUH.-Go lead lion by "a sin
gle hair, send up en- eagle 10 the sky TO
peck out star, coop up the thundef and
Quench a flaming city with one Widows
teArr, II thou conldst do these, yet the
tongue can no man tame.
We allow the tongue salt, not pepper let
II DO well-seasonod, bull not too hot.
IL is a little member, little In quantity
bu; great In inlquiiy. What II hath lost
In The thleknessh hath COTTON In tho quick
nest; and the defect OF magnitude Il re-
eompensed In the agility. An arm may
be longer, but the tongue ls stronger and
a Lg hath moro flesh than IL hath, besides
bones which u hath mott yet the tongue
still runs quicker and fRBteT, and II the
wager lie for holding out, without doubt
tho tongue shall win Il. gsUa
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John r. ELvANs a CO., H- "a. It|
u 81 Louisiana ave- aud SoS O stpO., n
WASHINGTON, d. c., HA
DRALRRsIH ~
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IROn-ordinary sIsoa.
RRRlNED IRON.
BAgAALL'A &S. -. .."...
HORSE SHOE IRoN-MltrS, Aa rr
oVAIs AND HALF RoUNDs
0. b, NAIL RODS
z. W DO.
NORWAY SHAFTS n a.
SPRING srEEL.
ToR CORK STEEL.
HOOPs-0alsaniEeds
SCROLL IRON
SQUARE; ShATC"h plate iron; PuddIed
SHEET IRoN--Ameriean; American ''Osla.
raIAp' BslslAhi I'm. Russia RuSsiA;
SQUARE, CAST sTEEL--sAnaerson'G
T.. 0CrA0ON CAST SPRRL.
SHEAR 6TEkL--sAhdersOA's
0KRMAN STEkL
BLAr CAST SfRRL
BLISTER sTRRL--AmsTieae
ROUND srkELs-CAsti machinery.
Gpll-sn .. a. ~
RY W. L. WALL CO.,
ID AUCTloNERRs
HORSE AND oARRIAoK BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY.
BxPFOSSly for the
SALE OF HORSES, Led.
CARRIAGES. STOCK. GO.,
% LOUISIANA AvENUR,
Between Ninth aud Tenth streets, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNsIuNAEN ~.
STORAGE FOR CARRIAdES
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40,
Received for Private Sale. .......
w. L WALL = CO., AuslS
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SAD ID L H RX.
800 r VAL 5OO
TO NEW BuILDIEo.
6s-BOONa
a AsrB00-dn
.... SEVENTH STREET, ..
JOINING ODD FELLowS HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM 4 co.,
"a HAVE REMOVED
\ Their Well. Known Old Established
TRUNK, sADDLEKY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EauIPNESr MANDATORY
To THEIR ...
DO. NEW BUILbIHd,
spSeO-Es
AS-0OO-6o
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
where may be found, Of our own manufacture, a
most complete Assortment Of every style and
price Of military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIE0ALRS,
10 PINE SWORD BELrs,
s0,. ". VIII Y ~ 4, TCPaa@, Patent slids.
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufactures Of
LAEGuoLE's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
STRAP,
= FOR SALE,
"a KwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
srRRL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND PINE WOODEN ROBES
MORSE COVERS AND BLANKKrs.
.. DTS,
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
b.. RIDING AND nARNsss BITS,
10 .H IN GREAT VARIETY
HARM Rss.
FINE DoUBLE COACH, CARRIAdR AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPIRES HARNESS
sUTI.ERs' STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HAGNRss.
10 WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
..... EVERY STYLE AND PRICK
TRUE ks.
soLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsKs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, $3.50
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsRs
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS AND BoNHET
ARMY vGIlsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS
Leather AHd Canvas PSllisisuT Bags; Leather,
S S and SstPe. Travelling Bags Ladies,
Satehsls, and every article in thair line Of bust
ness.
I. EMEMB ERI
- 800 70
e. 500 "a
sRvEATH srREKT.
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NHIEP oUARTRRMAsTERs oFFIcB,
~ DEFor or WAsHlSaTON, WAsHIxaToN, ID. O.,
January 4, 1884
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, LamboT,
Leather, Once Furniture, Harness aud sadisry
are requested To send to this Odleo, on the MON.
DAN OF each week, a sealed proposal OF list, "a
fnTHish 10 this depot at short notice, with the
price o. each maTkod In plain aguras, % that, In
ease the axigoneies Of the service requiro ~ the
article OF article. ean BE- obtAinod Sithoai delay,
and At the lowest price.
Dealers Wishing 10 sell 10 this Depot will be
required 70 furnish The Lat Fahetnally every
aondAy morning. D, u. RUCKkk.
iaS-u Depot u WAshiAStSa
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PHILADELPHIA, wILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


rruET1p,r
Commepsing MONDAY. Dasembsr iatb 1874
I ira VII Leave SSRS SorEsT Of Broad street
Gxpross Train At 4 05 a m, CMopdays ex.
sP'wsd tTr sai''n3rS and m"'hins.o9i Stepping
hbs,dssn' PsypIman's anJ Maanci,.
WAY Mai TrsLu Al isS m, tsa,drv. OK.
Lsep,sd. i Tor Baltimore slopping al All rsguiSr
st.,Ion. ropn.rt,ns ,.,tL baIa,sar, ,aI,rasJ a.
W,lUIn,,on ~, MI, w s..haSv ~ .n,ssns ~
diaie staiions "A
Expre.s Train Al Ii5p m Sunday. az
copied, \ for baltimore and washington. stopplnv
"a ~ v,nl AZ 'n,ssa s''A' NiA'0n' feh''iiS
H,n.... Irs.,a y, .o fs,.s..L -.
ssntcg "a, Rsip,me,s .na WIZ s1nn $500,
Al Wiim,nytnn NcwsrS RiLtnn N,r,Iig,pssts
PsrrvyiIIe Uavra M. urs.a parrxn.n's 40
aaesoIIs 7T' A''''"4 , ""u
HIgbt p.prc.. Al n sr m m, p.,,t,oo,.
ana W.ab,nrton .tonning ~ cho.Is, I"aIs ~
taSe baltimore and Wsshfngtbn passeSssy.
WII,.in,,on No,-.rk pil,s. s..ssi.. = ~, :
WIN" sSS r s ~ drnss on' Nor'h'" Fer
m sS1'1set , %, Fortress Monroe WIN take The
IcCoNMopa ATOM TRAtNs-- s,,,,.,,,, a, ~,
.,.tlons betwssa pbiiaasiphin nj w,,n,,,,s'
'0i Low. ps,,,a.,,D,, N I, "a % 40
md 10. 90 p. a. Tho I COZ. M traIu e.1nectk
mediate stations ''1 :" ~O'1 anu 'A'S''
,n Law 40 Wilmington ~ " = 10 ana = spa M : 10
THROdoH TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE :
Leave Wilmington Al ~ M. a "a. A ~ and q "A
D. m.
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nt - pIoAL....
S Pr OfXI \ Q II Q = :

Il - HHaa -.
q REOfAL FIo7R.
DIN vELLrY'sPhvsss Hospital, IN n. Y.s.
srrl Biost, sSrnsS Of Seventh ana streets, Or
posiis NE Pos, sna P.isut onsss, Rssus =
.ad ~ 'p stairs. w..li.sle., D. O 4.
An dis.as.. Of = private hAiur. trss,.d in II.
beat scientific manner, ,ssa fadlszi sar,s ss.s,,s
in an sa.es sYPHiLIffc AFFECTION, con.
oRRHGa. eLxEr. STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
FRASNRss.dp the sesaii q voLUPruousI
DREAMS, OF any weakness Of The 0KNKRArrvE
oRaAKs from any Gauss vhatsSSs, OF how
long standing thoroughly and radically cured
also, GoUr. RHEuMATIsM, NEURALGIA, aad
other CIiRoNIc piskasEs Of The HERvHs.
huscLEs. BoHEsIsnd JOINTS lscRoFULA,
BLOTcHEs on the YAcK. KRuPTIoNs on The
limbs Hnd body, and all other KRUPTIvE DIS
kAsEs and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, nom what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease. let no false deli
eaey prevent you from applying Immediately to
DIT, Vellny, who u acknowledged To DO By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In tho treatment
of private diseases. Pear not 10 como and make
Known your misfOrunss, and he will speedily
send you on yOur way rejoicing.
sELR.ABUsR
That dreadful soOurgs % the young, indulged
Ia when alone, destroys the ssnsrA,lys organs,
unhts them for married life, produsins weakness
q tho back and limbs, loas Of Animation and
nu'suiar power, Palyitaiion Of the bsart, nor
vous irritabIlity, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption And death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful oonso-
qnenees Of delay, do not all 10 make your ease
known imnediAtely TO Dr.. vslluy Your secrets
with him are sacred. ,nd you may sOnadsDtiy
rely upon his medical skill. ..
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back TO vigorous. health BY his skilfuI
treatment Er'sf. b . F#
r..f MARRIAdE
Married persons. or those contemplating ma,ri.
mohy, who suspect themselves OF Impoteney,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from =
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result, Of disease, injury, youthful indIsero,ion,
or indulgenss Of the passions In ripor years, are
earnestly eutreSted to place thenssives under
the care Of Dr, V. They may rely with certainty
upon a speedy cure. and bslng restored 70 fail
health and vigor.
He treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, "ush as LEUCoRRHRA or WHITES,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIKI
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ANNIE V PETERSON vs. GEORGE PETER.
TON. In Equity No. DI. Petition for Divorce
The subpWna Issued to compel the attendants
appearances having been returned into the Clerk e
ntleo by the Marshal, on tho 10Th day Of March,
lSO, sndoTsed ''banA est, +" aud the defendant
having failed TO enter HE appearance on the hTst
rule day, occurring twenty days Afterwards, and
tho complainant having hled an AfidAvit Of a
disintsrcsted witness that the defendant has boon
absent from this District for more than six
him, Is, on motion " complainant, this 5th day
VI May, lSSj, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance 70 bo catered 90 this suit gu or
befoFe tho nrst Tuesday " July next otherwise
the bill may b taken Tor confessed.
By order Ofthe CouTt,
Atrus copy. RI MEI0s,
my6-W6Wa Clerk.
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REaTAURANTs.

0NARD.--cAPT. ALEX. ROBERTS, THE
~ Director Of the EXCELSIOR SALOON, No.
$50 FOURTKENTH street, announces 10 the pub
TIC that he sells at his bar Liquors Of thu purost
quality, and that there may DO found thorO each
day from II 10 gO'elOok, luxurious aud album.
dant LUNCH. ~ apll-Sm
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First NATIONAL BANK OIL
WASHINGTON
a. n. cOoKH. tOf Jay Cooke q Co, } President
W. HUsTISofoS, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FfNANcIAL AGENT OF THE UNITRD TrATEs
lSrH srRuHT, OPPOsrE ran rRuAsURT pHrART.
hENr.
Government SSeurluOs with Treasurer United
ASON % MILLION DoLLATls.7aA
Acting n connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE a CO., as
tIPBcIAL AGENTS FOR TIKI $50 LOAN,
We win all orders with Promptness and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission 70
Banks aud Bankers.
A constant supply Of tho Notes on hand and
ready for Immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and mako Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIEs OF THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL
AND PRONPT ArTRSrIoN TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and 10 any other business entrusted 10 Us.
FULL IMPORTATION In regard to GOVERN.
hRET LOANS at all times shoOrfally furnlShsa.
WIN. 6. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
wASSUOFOs, March %. lSSG nAS.dH
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. RW INV EN TT on
IN or
ARTIFICIAL oHRoPLASrIo
BONE TEETH,
DIR. 8. n. sIoKsMoND,

~ DIR. 8. n. sIoKsMoND, 7
90 PeAnsyiyahia Avsnue, between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets, wAshinEtca.
mr.. 5. calls the attention Of tho pahlie 70 the
following advantages Of his Improved system
lst Tho toeth Of hia manufacture Will never
eorfOde nor change color by any aeida, and are
THREE fOurths lighter than any other.
~, No teeth or roots need be extracted, A. the
ARTIFICIAL ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots viii Be made inonsnsive and
never 10 ache HrE
An. No temporary teeth are needed, a. per-
mAAent ones can 10 made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face
which, undef tho old sys'sSa, Is frequsnily dis-
figured.
9th This work has been fully tested for over
ave years by many Of the hrsl ehotalsta and
pkysieiaha OF this aAd the old e0untry.
DR., s, has also Inyented white lndestruetl.
BILE metal mling, with which tho most sensitive
teeth eau be allied without pain, and ean build
mp perfect sound tooth on any side rOOls, which
Will last through lifetime,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINT
with Inncxious yaPor, by Dr., sigesmohd, eeo
PennsylvNnia avenue, ihVentor and sole manu-
faetnrer Of Anasstie InROxiOus vaplr. laot
Laughing GaS, nor ChlorJiorm or Ether,) but
strictly an Anaostie agent, entirely FREQ from OK
ALARMING effects, and PERFECTLY harmless, caus-
ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations aud
perfect lhsenslbllity 10 PAin
The best Of references given II required.
Call And examine for yourselves. ds1
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NArnnoAne. % =
OFTIeE BzIffH6RE AND oai6 RAJ,
W ROAD COMPANY -

AHN-R
WAatnqfos, peeember ~ 1894
RasssagsI TrAibs bs.yssa Washlnsion ana hal.
1ro'' w, rR asi = i noytsa noRrH
Ne. L--BALfiM0nR, WAY STATION AND
HARRISBURG THAIE-I.aAye WAAhihgtoh 3. 10
q m. Arrive a Baltimore e 90 a N.
sxP Pi Wal Ws.Sissses y ~ ~.
,.I 4. = f ~ ssialsss! Nov Fora "
tat7;EALTIAoPk AND wEsrKRH TRAN.
--Leave Washinfsoa 616 q N. fstoppina A
way stations, sonnssting si RslaY with the Nal
Ir.in fOrths West, aad feashine baltimore 10 90
No 4-NHw YORK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
lap p. n. Phfisdelphia 6.W p. m. New
II. SS-BlI n TRAM ASp wArm..
meeting at Relay with Rrederiek train. Arrive
No. s.@BALTfMoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN--Leavs washingtoh
4 % p. m. Arrive At Baltimore 9. 10 D. m. THIS
train stops at BlAdensburg, Beltsyille, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only. y -
No. y BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN--Lsaye Washington 9. 90 p, m.
Arrive At New Y0fk 4 90 a m. Mails and pas
sengers By this train connect with an the early
morning, linss leaving New York for tho East
North aud West. No Philadelphia and Balti-
more lshst, sold sy this I,aln Which y limited
..ssf~N'y ~ NN'''h'"'"f "sNoisb w 'hs"ie NV
= Ne a--BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAlN-Leave Washington 81 Q. f5p. m Ar
rive at Baltimore 1T g dip NJ
No. 0. -NBW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAfN-Leavs Washington at o. 20
y. m. stopping Al RslAy House for westsra
passengers 70 take Kxprpss Train for Grafton,
Wheeling, Parkersburg, and all points IN tho
West. Resehes New York 1T 8 ~ 4. m
For Annapolis tho connections viii be made
with he 9 ba. m. snd the AID . 50 p N,
!. lis on sunday. SUNDAY TRAINS TTEIFo
The only trains from Washington, for paaaen.
gers on Sunday arc the 8 10 and II. lbA m. and
n " D. m. for Baltimore, and 40 y. N for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the
West, and the g. % p, m. for New York OsLT.
HR0M BALTIMORE, the only trains on Rnn-
day are Noe. Land 4, Al 4 3d. NJ, and s 90 q.
m. with tho New York passengers and mails,
and tho No. 6At2. 20 and No. . at .. cor, N. ~
Sleeping ears direct to New York on 7. 30 p.
Through tickets to the wet, a. we'll o. 10
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had
nj tho station Ticket Ofaep a. all hours In the
day, As well A. At new Office IN the American
Telegraph Building, PeunsylyaBi Ayenpo, be-
tween Four and a Half and sixth streets,
Baggage will be checked nj all hours; Alao for
through points, to save trouble and confusion At
the departure q the trains. "a ..F
BoT further Information, tickets OF every kind,
DO. apply to George =. KooutE, Agent at Wash.
ington, OF Al the Ticket ofiee.
Master Of TIauIportation. .
l., NJ COLR
dsIs-H GensrAl Ticket Agent
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Az ..s..- gslass .lSayay surfaced, WIN
white eat-lobes, white face with dark legs
Some breeders say all win have pure white
faces II they arc pure; deny this, a.
have bred them for thirteen years, and fof
the lasl season have brod some Of the beat
Hpecimens ever saw, and have sold 10
experienced breeders some Of the slock.
and they all saythey were as good asthey
ever saw. Now out OF sixty chickens
raised last season, found ten that ala not
have pure white faces, and twenty that
had the whitsst faces ever saw OF their
age, being white all over the face above
the eye AZ well ~ under, At seven months
%; and have raised from hens that did not
have white faces, the whiLost fAoes Of all
] bad. spanlsh fowls are non-sltters,
and the best OF layers oflArge white eggs,
and with good care will lay all the year
that any other fowl viii, and with no
bctter care except feed, and not In that
which Ia no more than what you have to
do to others, although they will eat one.
third more than DoTkinRs or Games, and
onr-tourth more than my Welsh, Polands
and HAmburghsi will eat no more than
Brahmas or shAnRhle8. Are good fowl
for the table, being OF tOnd0r white meat,
and good size, Weighing at maturity, six
to-rfsht pounds the cock, and from ave
70 ak and ahAlfthe hen. My next best
fowl are White PolAnds, being better
than any other Polands, for the reason
that they are yellow legs, and larger
than any ever had Of oIh2r polands, are
pure white In plumagU, yellow legs, and
large caps ON their heads, are non settlers
or everlasting layers, hardly ever wanting
10 seti lay large white eggs OF lOnglsh
shape, are easy 70 raise, and easy 70 keep,
NOS eating any more than Dorkings. Are
n good fair table fowl, which l cAnnn'
cay ofany other PolAndj will W'i-' =.
four TO Eve lbs, b, the eocF'' ..sn nom
TO four lbs. Pc ., uens, from three
PeiandA -.sons wishing TO keep
W" would advise TO keep the
smoE-Legged White Polands--Lr Z"
CVaatpy GsBasman. r.v..
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HAIEHoADs.J
1874 ARRAEeEMBNTs 1884
NEN YoRK LIpHs. w

rnx oAMDHK AND inBor AND PHrLADKL.
PHiA AND fRKHroH RAILROAD OonPA-
Hfns' LINES.
SRon PHILADELPBn 70 INV YORK
AID WAT PLhCKs. - =
yRoM WALNUT srRKRf wHARr AHD
l. : rss.4f KKNsfnDTON DEPOT, y ...s..
VIVA SAVE A. SoLIevA, was Ysss.
Aea M, yisc.ntsa aad AmhDy-Ac ant q
Ate .. m, via Camden ana Jersey ciiS-G u
New Jersey Accommodation ...,..... a -
Ass N. tis Camden and Jersey city,
M Va 6ssa.s iSS i:i::; oi;; ~OO
n Glass Tisket.. ............. ....... q -
Al u a m. VIA Keasingtoa and Jersey
Sny-ssptcs. ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - :. 800
A. Accommodation. .................... -
Az ,. m. via Camden and Amboy--o and
D 4. Express.,-. .. ..........,..,........ 500
AZ p. N: - via Keusington and Jersey
City-Washington and N. Y. Express. 8. 90
At % p. m, via Kensngton and Jersey
City-EveninG Nail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 90
AllM p. M, via Kensington and Jersey ~
,Cityrsou,hern Nal; ..;...".;'.;..... 600
shy-sOuthsrn Erprsss. ..,,........... 500
Al 0 p. m, via Camden and Amboy--Ae-
sommodatien freight and passenger)
H|H let class ticket, ......... 2 -
The ais .. N. Evening Mali and nd the j. 20
might Southern Express will run daily, (Aii
others, sundays excepted H.E.E
PHILADELPHIA AND new FORK LINES
Leave walnut s,ross wharf At and sA m,
u m. and ~ n. .aaslL ##.
Leave Ksnsingtoa Depot ., n. IS q m. ass,
T. 80 AID q 45 p. m, and n 20 q. m. (niRht)
The 9. IS p. m, iins runs daily (Alf others,
Sundays exesptsd.l tLgla l.HH.I. T
Kew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINEs.
Leave foot Of Barclay street at . q m. and
p. Nd. $500
FROM foot Of Cortland s,res. az, o and 10 =
Tho 8 y. m. Inns rams a. ny; talI othors, San
W. ". 0ATZMgR, Agent
Philadelphia and Wow York Limos.
PnTLADELPHiA, Dec. ~. 1855. doSl
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIE

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIE
Il subseribag has obtained from the Orphans
CouTt of Washington county, In the Distfiet of
Columbia, LETTERS OF administration on the por-
sonal estate " lohn BrOsPahAn, late Of the u. s.
Navy, dceeasad. AID persons having claims
against tho said deceased, arc hereby WaTned 10
exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
ueNt; they may Otherwise BY law b excluded
froln all beneAt u the said estate.
0iVea under my hAhd thia 10Th day Of Jane,
1888 JOHANNA BROsRAHAN,
jsI2.WSWs AdmibistEutFix
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NAmETns or FowLA.--Ths next host
fowl 10 the Dorking, In my experience, Ia
the Pure Black Spanish, and a white fowl
have he'd for ave years without name,
Call thom Welsh, as / obtained thom OF
WclshmAn who brought them from
Wales with him, as he told me. I liked
thu looks OF them 90 well bought all he
had 10 spare, have kept them pure ever
rincr, never selling any, for the reason
that Wlshed TO try their purity and
quality. now have six hens and one
Geek which propose TO breed from an
Other season, and then lot them 90 10 the
public. They are pure white In feather,
roSe-comb, yellow legs, broad breast, short
legs, with longlah tallS. Cocks weigh six
90 seven pounds, hen i've 70 six pounds,
laying large eggs, not wanting TO SGT
very often, yet win set well and mako
go ID mothers, raise easy and are h--d-
= -L--L- L.L-- IL ----- - ---- r.
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TOHNWB LoKER's h
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"a Ia Maison Doree

S2l PENNSlLYAhlA AVENUE
Between Ninth aud Tenth streets, (up stairs.
The proprietor u this favoTlte Restaurant has
spared no pains 10 make this the best Restaurant
In Washington; and he points with pleasure 10
the large patronage he has always boon hOnorod
with, and respectfully solleits continuance Of
the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con.
stantly ON hand, and at the most reasonable
rates,
BREAKFAST,
DINNER AND
SUPPER
prepared h the shortest notice aud Ia the most
satisfactory manner,
BrsAkfast from S 10 II O'Clock. Dinner and
Supper at all houTS, maye.u
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 2 " p
IA 0PPICB 6li PENN. AVENUE,
wAsHmaToH Orr, d. Q.
0RRAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AEp WESTERN
EXPRESS ROKwARDRRs
Msrchaadise, Money, Jevelry, vAluAbics, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, 6e,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
Aoeossible sections Of the country. This Coms
pany has AgOnelea In the principal railway
towns In the H.. %
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
.-. Its principal Offices are ... .-
WASHINGTON, n. @. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, ClN-
CINRATI, ST, LOUIS, LOuIS-
WILLIE, LEXINGTON,
Connections are made At New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CahAdAs and To the
British Provinces, aud with steamship lines 10
LiVerpool, Southampton and HaVre, and thence
by European expresses 10 llprOmlpeut CONNER.
eiAl towns In Great Britain aud on the Contiaent
Cohesion of Notes, Drafts and Bills made At
all accessible parts Of tho United States
... O. Y. DUNN, Agent
Jol2 Washington, no.
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Ia IN HArEOHAL ma n 4 On
Z hETRoPoLIs,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LoAH
AGENCY,
Ga YDrKKSrH srzzEr. Z
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TnEAsURI DE-
PARrMKNT.
fhis, Bank is authorized 10 receive subssrip-

tons 70 the ..-
PoPULAR. TsO LoAN -
These NOTES are Issued n dsu5fuiaations q
~, 600, eco, u, 90, asd y, 900. payable 70
bearer or order, three years amer date, with IN.
tsrest payable ssmi.Annuaily at seven and
thrOe.tent per sentum por anuum, and are
eOnversibls at maturity at the holdsr's option
Into the s. % six per cont gold interest .bearfn0
eoAds. The iRteres, on these notes is two cents
per day for every sIOO. ." ... -.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Any Information respecting tho UNITED
ST TEs LOANS will be shsorfuIly given on sp.
PliestlOn personally or by letter. ...
A HuLL swiftly OF GOVERNMENT sEcu.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
rraa.r SALE .yF=r $50
VIZ RECEIVE DEPOSITS. ....
OPEN ACCOUNT wrru DEALERs,
MAKE COLLECTIONS .... /
on ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BUT AND SELL COIN.
CURRENCY. AND ExcHANoH .
AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
/, AHD TRASsAoTA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J.B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. K CHITTENDBN, PreSldsnt. mhaa.u
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" ION DBALBRs.
Alb. TAXI NOTICE. rr.-
We oGcr Tor sale .lg Hf .s ... ".r
10. 900 RKAMs CAP STRAW. ..
E 10, 600 RRAMs CROWN STRAW.
ALSO,
10 All kinds Of .'g.
WRAPPING PAPER, ..a
TIN PER CENT. LOWER
than can purchased elsewhere.
We are constantly purchasing. tor CASH.
OLD BLANK BOOKS,
BILLS, RECEIPTS,
..,., LKTrRRs, AND
NEWSPAPERS,
FOR which We will pay
AN ADVANCE ABOVE THR MARKKT.
CASH PAID FOR RAGS, ROPE, 40.
KNIGHT 4 JoHNsoN's,
q South Charles street,
dola-u Baltimore. Maryland.