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This remedy is too we'll known and too highly cs-
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necessity i'll every household, and is heartily cndors
cd by the medical faculty, cergymcn ofeycry denoi
many of our most distinguished men in public and
private life.
Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats. &C.
Letter from Hon. d. ". Gooch, Member Of Congress
Massachusetts.
MELHosE, July 191sGJ.
DR.. Z. r. KNIGHTS-Dcar Sir:
have used DR.. Larool1ah's Syrup i'll my family for
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Coughs. Colds, Sore Threats, and all consumptivc
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friends who have received great benefits from its
Letter from aaoeN kaoavn Boston Druggist If tsoenty
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have had great opportunity to test the VIRTUES OF
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Drug business for 20 years. have had good op-
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THE BEST of any article EVER presented to the
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CAUTION TO THE PRIMO

Every intelligent and thinking pers,n rons. ,
that remedies handed out for general use should have
their efficacy established BY well tested experience in
the hands OF Regularly educated physician. whose
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fliil; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
ana cure-alls prporting to DO the best in tho world
which are not only useless, butalways Injurious. Tho
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physician, as it is lamentable yet incontroyertibe
iact mat many syphitic patients are made miscra-
PIE with ruined constitutions by maltreatment from
inexperienced physicians in general practice; for il is
pone generally conceded by the best syphilogra-
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plainIs Should engross the whole time of those who
Mod pceompetent and successful in their treatment
anu cure: The inexperienced general practitioner
Elvng neither opportunity nor time to make himself
ac6aannted with their pathology, commonly pnrsucs
ane system or treatment, in most cases making an
,nGserimnate use of that antiquated and dangerous
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THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL

among the valuable matter contained In these vol.
umss and In the weekly Issue Of the JOURNAL may be
named;
|. A weekly record Of Military Movements through.
out the hsld OF war,
q The oaeiAl Reports Of Army and Navy Command +.
full Gazette Of Changes In the psrsOnHsl of the
Army aud Navy.
4 Notices Of new inventions relating to the art Of
war.
Full and constant correspondence from the abl..i
oniears Of the two services the professional questions
o. the hour suggestions Of changes and Improvements
discussions Of military subjects
An extended And thorough discussion Of the iron
clad question, with the onielAl reports thereon.
Editorial criticisms aud Ob1sTNAtlons, aud eTiIi-
eiEmG current literature.
Notices Of the progress in military science In for.
sign countries Of foreign military literature Invention,
naturalization.
InstTuetions to correspondents In tactical matters
10 In hne, complete record Of everything relating
to the late war and TO the general progress Of military
science.
The IudsEsSt to these volumes, embracing references
10 over three thousand articles are carefully prepared
and add greatly to the value Of the work.
The AEAT AED NAVY JOuRNAJ obviously enjoys IA
oiitieS for accurate Information only Of events In
the late campaigns, but ALEC Of the spirit aud opinions
Of the Army, which no o,her newspaper could be sI.
peotsd TO obtain has therefore been able TO give to
ils weekly record OF military movements something Of
the dignity aud verify Of history,
Its department VI spo1dspes as we'll a. In Ia
Editorial pages, mADy IDEAS have besu hTst suggested
which have since hseomt laws or ussgss TO the bsnsnt
Of the Army and Navy.
The AEhI AND NAVY JopRSAL 10 published weekly,
Al 80 year Single copies may he Obtained Of news
men generally. W, GAZE CHURCH,
PTopristCTs,
onssN0. 50 Park Row. New York
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NEw YoRk, May o.-FlOur advanced lSa2S cents
sales 10, 900 barrels State s7.Soa9 SOi Ohio sOlO
A$l3j Southern $40. 25al6.6O. Wheat advanced la2
cents sales CO. 900 bushels Chicago spring 81 So
Milwaukee new $l.9lal.92. Corn drmi sales 90, 900
bushels at 8las2 cents. Beef firm. Pork excited,
Lard Arm at lsiu22i cents Whisky dull. Cotton
dull sales IT, 900 bales at Sass cents. Sugar arm.
Molasses dull. Rice 7os76 cents Naval Store,
arm. Petroleum dull. Gold 1891.
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THE ONLY PAIR WAY Of doing business is
on the one price system, BY means of which the ig
noranee Of no person can be taken advantage Of
Geo. @. Hsnnirg corner Seventh street and Mary
land avenue, sells clothing on this principle.
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BALTIMORE, May 7.-PrOvisiOn market closed
excited aud higher. BacOu-sids', loial7i shout
dsu, l4ial4ii bulk sides, ISL shoulders 10.
Western lard, 2ll.
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HARrVORD. May THE scrsw-prsss mill Of tho
Hazard Powder Company, at Enfield, exploded
this afternoon, instantly killing four workmsn.
The explosion set FIRE to the woods adjoining
and nearly two acres were burned.
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oAmo, May THE wholesale grocery store Of
Miller, strattsn 4 Co., on the Ohio tLovec, and
twelve other building wero burned this morning.
Loss estimated at 800, 900. Insured at $o5, 900.
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manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
ease aud comfort to the optic nerve, and suited
rAIsly By
FRANKLIN 4 CO.,
Scientific and Practical Opticians, PA PenpGylyAniA
avenue, bstWsen Twelfth aud thirteenth Streets north
side
Microscopes, Electrical Machines, Thermometer,
Oartss Do viEts, ard Photograph Adams In . great
variety and at the Lowest prices, DyTIy
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New York Uanks,

Nrw YoRk May o.-The weekly bank statement
chow the following: Increase Of loans, S. $50 0oo
specie, 81 $40 oo0 circulation, SIS oOoi deposits,
$7,o5o. oooi legal tenders, Scl6, 900.
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CIRCUIT CoURr--Judge 0Hn.-Y Yesterday
morning the jury in the case Of Maria J, Hutton
against the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company rendered verdict for plaintiff for So 900.
1t is thought the case will DO taken before the
court In 6ane,
Nathan @. MeKnew and Samuel P. Bon against
Michael De Lacey verdict of plaintiff for sos 20,
with interest from May %, 1885.
Jackson King against John j. Bogus, admins
traitor Of II. c. wilstofTj auditors report ratified.
Yingsr and struth against Geo. spieSsli juds'
ment confessed.
Pierce darlington against James Bowen motion
for new trial oyerrulsd.
Charles Fowler against J. D. Murray judgment
BY default for s1LSS, with intsrss, on $50 from
April 20, 1893,
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"a Fourteenth Street, opposite willArd's Hotel.
Wishes 10 inform his friends that he has Just received
full assortment Of French, EuEsh aud Domestic Cloths
aud CAsslmsres OF the most fashionable styles aud
color, and he would be pleased to them on the
most reasonable terms and Pt the shOrtsst notice.
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
" DErARrHEsr op VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, Nay q 1850.
Sealed proposals will DO received at this ones until
the 18th tAstaut, at u m, for furnishing tho United
CLASS l.-i,oo CORDS MERCHANrABLE HARD
WOOD.
CLASS 40, 900 bushels OATS, in sacks.
400 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY, bAisd.
CLASS So tons clean RYE or WHEAT STRAW,
bAlsd.
CLASS 4-sTATIoNERY, In such quantities as may
DO required, including LETTER, PooLscAP. FOLIO
POST, NOTE, BLorrING, and ENVELOPE PAPER,
ENVELOPES, (various siIss) MEMORANDUM, T. T. and
Squire BLANK BOOKS, INK, (ArnOld's Fluid) and
INK PowDER, WAIVERS, SEALING WAX, ouILLs.
STEEL PINS, LEAD PENCILS, oFPICg TAPE,
ERAsBRs. and PAPER.FoLDERs, all to be Of good
quality.
Proposals will DO made for each class separately and
must the articles In each class proposed TO DO
furnished.
The wood, hay, aud straw will be subject TO inspes
ton delivery. samples Of the oats aud the articles
IN Glass must AseompAuT tho proposals.
All supplies 20 be delivered to the United States oaar
t'rmAsters At Richmond and Fort Monroe a. they may
be required free Of expense TO the 0ovvrnms to be
paid for on delivery n soon thereafter A. funds may
be received.
The United States re,srys the rkht to reject any or sill
proposals which may be deemed ineomf Atbls with the
intSrssts OF the Government.
WILLIAM l. JAMES,
Breyst BrigAdlor General aud Chief O H.,
my7'td Department Of Virginia.
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PHILApELPHIA, May THE Keystone oil works
OF wsissnbergsr 4 Co. was destroyed BY Ore this
p m. -Four hundred barrels Of refined oil were
consumed. Tho entire loss is estimated at $50 oOOi
insurspes 5000. The origin Of the Gre was acoi.
dental
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MURDER TRrAL.--In the Criminal Court
this morning the case Of LOWS Watson, indicted
for the murder Of Bsujamin White, on the 10th Of
October last, will DO taken up. Msssrs. Bradley
and-Norris appear for the defence.
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DOR RENT-THE STORE RECENTLY
occupied by Looms 4 MAhsw, No $40 PsnnSyl.
VNBiG avenue, Washington Bulldog. Also ot1esS No.
and g. hrst door aud H. second door aud TO- third
JOHN II. sEMMEs,
Ip6.df seRtOn House.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge FTsher-(Ed. @.
Darlington, Esq, District Attorney, Prossouting)
Brian Carroll, John Ballipger, and James s,Wil-
iiams indicted for assault and battery on and rob-
blpg Rudolph Buckley. Nois pros. BY United
States Attorney. This case has been before jury
twice, and both times they were discharged, not
being able to agree. Norris and Utermshle for dc.
fence.
James Pike, indicted with William P. Hanley,
Henry Collins, aud Charles Mcclure, for assault
and battery with intent to kill Julia Hogan. NOiLs
pros. by United States Attorney.
VIM, Taylor and Charles Smith alias Phoenix,
indicted for stealing two horses from Henry Over.
million. Jury sworn as to Taylor verdict, not
guilty. Gooding for defence.
Jonas Webster, indicted with VIM. Smith fol
stealing psntalOons from John MITCHELL verdict,
not guilty Gooding for defence.
VIM. O. B. Thornton, convicted OF assault and
battery on EugsniA RovouIi sentenced to pay hns
Of ten cents.
Jacob Roth, indicted for assault and battery with
intent to kill Daniel Brown case on trial. NorriI
aud FendRll for defence
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II Mr.. eimms. from the Oommittse on Dr.ipsge,
reported q bill 70 construct . sewer In the alley
between Third and Four-and-s-half streets TO the
canal Passed.
Mr.. Joyce, from the COMMITTEES on Police. re-
ported bill to amend the acts In relation 10 fast
riding and driving. Passed.
Alec, bill presoribing the mode and manner Of
constructing privies, 10. Laid on the table.
A resolution from the Board Of Aldermen for .
joint meeting on nsxt Monday evening for the cleo
tion Of comns'lonsrs Of Election was eonourr.d In
Also, Joint resolution offering the hospitalltiss
Of the eityto George Peabody, the great American
phiianthropist. Passsd. -. Ms ~.
The amtndmsnt Of the Board Of Aldermen 10 Ii.
bill providing for the purchase Of station house
In the Second ward was oonourrsd 10.
A lsrgs number Of bills from the Board Of Alder
men we're appropriately ref.' rcd,
vn motion the Board adjouinsd .lH
METHODIST CHuRcH ApyAms.--As we an
nounesd last week, there viii be convention Of ell
the pastors and Sabbath schssl supsyintsndsuts Of
tho Washington district 10 the Foundry church this
evening, and 70 commence ct eight O'Clock pre-
essly The object Of this meeting IL TO confer to-
gsthsr on the approaching obssvanees Of the great
centenary year, and matters Of business connected
herewith. =ris ut
A very interesting "preaohsr's meeting took
place yesterday. Amer prayer By the Rev. Mr.
Lemon. Of Union Chapel Rev. DR.. Hamilton was
chosen permanent PRESIDENT. Rev. DR.. VIM. D. Ed
wards vice president, and Rev. Joseph R. whssisF.
Of Alexandria, secretary. Rev. Mr.. Pike, Of New
Hampshire conference, was also present a. avisitOr.
Rev. DR.. De Haas reported that Bishop Simpson.
in view Of an invitation to participate in the
vices Of the contemplated centenary Demonstration
had stated that he would DO able to spsnd an even.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.

New lna Of nrat elass side whosl steamers between
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA CowRs
with eomfortabs accommodations for passengers Of all
grades, earryng the Uniied States Nall. Leave New
York on THURSDAYS:
BALTIC, 5000 tons, 600 horse power, 40.
Jones, Commander. ;.:.................. 2eth April
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 26oO tons, 1000
horse 10th Nay.
ATLANTIC, s,0oO tons, 1000 horse power,
9. Hoyer, Commander. .................. 9lst May.
BALTIC, A. O. Jonss...........,....... 18th June.
Al sxperieueed surgeon on board.
Tho Company will not DO responsible for specie or
vausblss unless bills Of Adng having the value
pressed, are signed therefor.
Rates Of passage, payable In gold It's equivalent
First Cabin, e0j; Second, eea5O; stseraEs, e57 So
Rsturn tickets t9a5; II. tls2 so; stssrage, sIT5o.
For freight and passage apply TO
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Agents for d. O.
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Offering safe and dividend -pAyirg Investment apply
to JOHN X KLvAhs 4 CO.,
my3-lm Agents for D. g.
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wish opsrAtAa, tArees, and PAntomimes.
METzERoTr HALL.
ws gs s,.T, EyE " Pm NAY .. 1898.
Q.ato Captain and A. D. C. J
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Nj, d L. .' 9. sh n NAN ffi .si
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TIN GREAT WONDERS OF NLTURB
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VIII commence their sn,srtsnmspt. IN Washington on
MONDAY EVENING, MAYT
For particulars see Programmes. Admission Is cents.
10 o p. m, aud from sto 10 at night May5.n
THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.
THE Lady Director. Of the NATIONAL soLprnrs' AND
sAILons 0RrHAs HoEH will commence to hold Pair 10
which are TO be the .Sppor, and
Of NATIONAL soLpIEnsA SALONS oRPHA not other.
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
Zach State and Territory Is to DO represented By ia
bls aud the Ladies' intend that the District Of Coiumbia
The Ladies' will meet At Wesley Chapel, corner off
aud Finh streets e'.ry Tu.sd.y. At N. untl the
ting In the ObJses o. the association are cordially
yl.ed TO saend aplo,td
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TO
The National Republican.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Safety Of Tho Steamship City Of Washington.
Passage of the Reform Bill.
Conflicting News from the Continent.
FROM NEW oRLEAN . /.
THE FLOODS ARE ABATING.
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS In AMERICA.
Mr.. McCulloch visits JEFF. Davis.
A POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
FOUR MEN INSTANTLY KILLED.
II H h NJ A h k H II 3 /.
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THE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE
l. SORT, originating either from iBnrmity OF AgO,
general debility the nsryous Aystem, ProtTAeted sick
the use Of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLES
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY.
CAPITAL "a ooo, 900.
SHARKS -.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Rx.sserstsry Of War.
Hon. JOS. A. GILMORE. Kx.oovsrnor Of New Hsnp-
shirs.
Hon oI.gScEr N DKPEw. lat. Secretary Of State.
Hen JAS, 4; WALTON, late Treasurer Of .. g. Mat,
Phladelphia
Hos. N. B. BRYANT, Boston, Mass
o,o. I. rRAsK, ESQ, nra Of BgsiOw 4 Trask, New
THos. COREY, Esq, arm Of corsy. Wilson Co., Bos.
ELIJAH y. DEwINo. Esq., New Orleans, La
Major II. Q. BRIGHAM, late Psymastsr o. Ia, wash.
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This Company offers greater inducements for invest
msnta than Apy Stock Company now In existence.
The object Of the Company 10 10 afford hees TO the
Cotton and sugar Planters Of the South to
aud satisfactory security BY mortgage on their pIntA
ton and crops for money advanced in procuring sup
piles paying labor and other necessary expenses incl
dental to the development Of the soil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
arc tho universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
the
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when Judieously applied, matter BY whom fur.
n,shsd, will restore that portion Of unfortunate
country to It's former prOsPsrity and make the south all
that Mature designed Il,
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Subscription books have been opened in this city By
JOHN W. MA0ILL, Agent, at the Banking House Of
LkwIs JOHNSON 4 Co, corner Of PennsylyaniA
syrnue and Tenth street Ap23.u
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France.

In the debate on the address 10 the Emperor,
NJ. &c Pcrsigney cOntended that the English Parla
mentarv Institutions were unsuiied for France The
Emperor he said had given tO France double liberty,
founded Oh the solid basis OF authority. u depended
on public opinion to develop tie liberty granted by the
Constitution
NJ Roullnd said that he existing liberties Of France
were suffice while the Marquis dc Boissy maintained
a contrary opinion.
Finally, the address in response 70 the Emperor s
speech was unanimously adopted.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France show an
increase in cash hand Of H. 90 0OO The Bank haf
reduced rs rate Of discount 10 q per cent.
Among the reasons assigned for the large stock oil
bullion ia the Bank of France b. That while e dram
Of specie was going on from England large shipments
of French manufactures were being made 20 the United
States al for cash willie al tie tine, there were
no material Investments being made ly the French Ia
Federal bonds OF other American securities
The Paris Pdfrt says that the new Peruvian rIgate
Huascar, lying az Brcsf, had enlisted French sailors.
but they were subsequently disembarked the request
Of the authorities.
The Paris BouIso was iirmor and the Rentes closec
Oh the 10th ut. at jiG &c.