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New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
THE MARKETS.

ICaToOlT reported f0l Tho Trh1nsI
FRIDAY. oct. z. 1898
AsHES-The market ~ steady and moderately active,
at g. on for POts. and $40 80 for Pearls
BUILDING MATERIALS-There IA no particular
change IN articles coming under tins heading, aud the
market has ruled stoady. We quote rs follows:
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The youraoy of IN
morning has the fOllowino. = =

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Journal of This
morning has the following:
city DeJt.-At the last meeting of the Ctv
Council hel on Tuesday night the tota, deb,
OF the city of Alexandria was stated al abont
one million OF dollars, one fourth Of which con
sists OF an unfortunate subscription made "a
the Manassas Gap r. r., and which said sub.
scr1ption being put 10 a vote of the citizens
was carried in the Affirmative by the votes OF
men from other cities who Were brought here
TO work on said road Not one OF them had /,
GEMS worth OF interest in anything hereabout.
sane tne railroad at the time spoken Of,
Rooted tchile Bdtiing.-On Tuesday nigh,
whlie Mr. Samuel Lunt, the manufacture OF
tne ceiebrated Alexandra honey dew sna n
was oathing IN the Potomac, near Fishtown'
some seurvy knaye made q raid on his clothes.
- 1919 S.var a Naiuapie pocket KNIFE, sixty cents
N currency, and his shirt. The rogue escaned
arrest
Sudden Deah.-Mr. John Rossiter. native of
dreat Britain, and for the last seven or eight
years ID the employment of Messrs Arnold &
fleia, merchant tailors, KING street, was taken
suooenlv unwellabout three o. CLOCK Yesterday
and died in ten minutes after lying down on
the board on which he worked.
items: UNIV WIN
SuIeriatendents Of Registra .ls..-rhe follow.
ing IS an extract from gecpral orders No ~.
issued from military beadq uartsrs, in Rich.
mono, On Monday la.Lc showing the chans.s
mace In the list OF .nilitary comfniss ION era and
supeiinnenoent& 0f registration and election
srn.s ne Paolication Of general orders No. ~
.sioa1~Breyet Lieut.. Col. SamT p Lee, Can.
IN 18th u. 8. Infantry-Stadord, Prince VIII.
liam, Loudon, Fairfax and Alexandra coun.
ties. Station-AlexaRdria city.
odjst Episcopal Church South will commence
a. Tolson's, i'm Prince Georges county, Nd,
six miles from the ferry .house, opposite tbi 4
city. On the first of August.
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Buy SorR FUEL IN WARN wHArHER,wHILs
IT rs CHEAP-The enrerprlsing firm of @ leason
Glenn, wood and coal merchants. have laassd
the wharf AZ the foot of @ street formerly o.;
enpled by Morgan x Rhinehardt. Tho. hsxo
on hand, and are constantly reee: x,no hsayv
pared TO furnish at r-,sonsb,s nr,cas IA ~
ehases W. 40 Well to give them a call they
H1ve Just been awarded the contract tor fur
-hishing 500 cords of wood for the q uarter
masters Department here by The q uartsrmas-
rl 0eheia. The" Are ave % sine.s men. See
s> advertisement elsewhere, and then ex.
anime their stock and learn their pr ces.
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81 DpEN DKATH.-MichI D. Eawlor clerk
the Interior Department, and said TO De one
OF me hnest Penmen IN the city, died very sud :
denly AZ mas boarding house, mrs. Waters, ID
street. between 9th and 7th. J about halfpast
nihr CLOCK last night About an hour before
ne was seen on the streets, apparently In good
sPulis. but al nine o'clock he came home COM
planned of feeling badly, and IN half an honr
aieo. DIS Iardelia and Toner were present at
me une OF his decrease, and gave the opinion
tnat his death was caused BY congestion of the
Dram, superinduced by the excessive use OF IN :.
toAicating liquors. This is the third dssth
among me employees Of the Interior DepIrt-
ment since Tuesday morning.
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IssUKE At HoNE-The National Uuion Fire
Insurance Company is Washington institu-
tIon. and It's directors are amsng the most wor
Iny and substantial of our citizens, which is q
SUFFICIENT guarantee that its affairs are n a good
condition, and that IL Is properly managed.
This is the only company in the District which
makes no charge for policies or Government
stamps. The a. communicating secretary, Noble
ID. Lsrner, furnishes any information IN reg ard
70 risks, sc, st the companys once, No. Il
LOUISIANA avenue, pea Seventh street See the
ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere
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THE COURTS.

EoCiTf COURT, Judge Fishsr.-To-day the
following business was done:-Etheridpe agt
Etneridge; decree Of di vorce pincaIo ,uatriaonfi
Elliott agt. Elliott order of reference to audi.
tor TO report on property OF sale. Robinson
agt. bradley ct al: decree for con yeyanca.
Staetler agt Bauman; rule on B. Leins no show
cause why he should not comply with terms OF
sale. Ragan agt Raglan: order of final mott "A.
cauon OF sales. Ellen Arthur agt. James Ar.
thur; order for defendant TO paw alimony
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FALLING or A HcUsR-Yesterday morning
while the workren were lifting the house OF
Mr.. VIM. Babbington on pillars, preparatory
TO It's remoSai nom It's present site on and
LIST streets eass, one Of the pillars gave way and
the house fell TO the ground .sustai ming danage
10 the amesnt OF SKIS. s.- -
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FuNERAL-The funeral of the late Gottleib
Siolpp look place from his late residence, cor
nsr Of 9th and Il streets, yesterday afternoon,
friends, a. also the officers and members Of
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, Of Odd Fellows, VIM
nebago Tribe of Red Men, and the Beneficial
Soeie,yof the Evangeli cal Church,in carriages.
The remains Were Inferred nj Prospect Hill,
and the religious services were conducted by
Rev :. u. Finkel, and those OF the Odd Fell
lows by Chaplain r. Noigt.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-MIs. Armstrong, q lady
living ON the corner of LIST street and IudiaAa
avenue, was taken with cholera mo-eus on
Monday and died on Tuesday. Her death vas
supposed 20 have been caused by the lesth-
some via from Tloer Greek Mr.. Arm
strong was taken with the same sym pie ms and
Is now at the point Of death The police have
takeL charge of him aud will see 20 has re-
moyal 70 Providence Hospital.
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PINKY PoINr.-This popular watering place,
near the mouth of the Potomac, conducted for
several years past by Capt. William Mitchell.
who died on Sunday last, is now in the hands
of Mr.. 4. c. Woouley, Of this city, and the
business will proceed as usual. A large num-
her Of Westinghouse are now stopping al the
Point. -
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TENrxRAScR MEErIse. Last evening n
temperance meeting was held on the steps OF
the east front OF the Patent Once building
and addresses were delivered by Messrs. Geo
SAY age, John ODonovan and Judge I. M
Blood. .t ~ -
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MORE OF CLARE MILLS CAsrIxGs-Ye.ter
Gay Clark Mills, Esq. received inform alton
tnAi some OF his bronze castings mad been sold
- lnnk dealer the Island, and with the
assistance OF Officer Fainter. with a search
warrant, he recovered fragments of an imper.
rect medallion casting representing the head of
President Lincoln a uumb-r OF ron hoot.
&C The dealer 70 whom the property was
sold was l. L. Fay, an Old eolo-ed man, whose
reputation - very fair and who generally
Keeps record Of names of all parties from
whom he makes purchases. Dne OF the mar.
ties has heen arrested. and hls trial only aw ats
the arrest of the principal in the case Mr..
Mills has been victimized by metal thieves
during the past two years, and this larceny ia
distinct nom any heretofore reported
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.H fHs| DIED.
HARRIS. At the residence of Dr. Maxwell, Ia
= street, In the s5th year OF her age. Mrs ANNA
Jersey.
The remains will be taken to Candies for intsr-
Meht.
We mourn Tor those We lsvs.
But mourn with hope snd trust;
For In the resurrection dad
The Just shall meet the Just.
CULLAN. On the 18th inst, JAMES CULLAN.
eyed q years.
Bis funeral will take place from the residence Of
bis wife, Mary Cuilsn, No. - Msdf street. be-
tween eth and fth streets, on t.. morrow, Hrid "
the 18th inst, at O'Clock ,. m.
Neg he rest In peace. Amen.
tAlexandfia papers please copy.l
LEWIS. EDWARD FRANCIS. infant SON Of
Charles .. y. and X ate Lsvis, died Tuesday, 18th
INST. AGED months and Is days.
Our little EDDIE in the arms Of Christ died.
Budded on earth 70 bloom In heaven"
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NEEDS ATTENTIoS.-Editoy Stdr--The alley
An the square between 10Th and l1th streets
west and Il street and Massachusetts, avenue,
rs m a horrible filthy condition, and our police
authorities will no doub; prevent sickness by
enforcing the Law and having the same proper
Nv cleaned, leV ~ TIE SHADE.
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TBE HEATED TKRa.-Asrtaityy lmof1 rAS-
aysE.-This extraordinarily hot weather is ss..ii-
"usly anes ding he health OF the community,
Ahd probably within IL last few days there
have been more cases OF illness from the effects
OF the extreme heat than from all other ca uses.
The number of sick children Is very large, and
physicians are kept busy attending them The
number dying, II n stated, Is much larger than
ever before. One undertaken alone is said TO
have buried twenty -eight infants within a week.
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LOOK AT THE RurSs Aye, look at the
ruins Of what were once magpihsent sets OF
teeth, to be seem everywhere In aocistv. Look
q them. and Ark yourself fit Is net marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using SozoDoNf, any teeth, hosrerer fra
as long as life lastsf 1900. : :
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9EHrz.NM IN WANT OF neatly fitting sAisss
oeauttfully Amazed. should callat T, s. Barr q
and Gentlemen 5 Furnishing Goods GENERALLY.
and unreasonable price, Always.
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tine hem-stitchssl
pocket .handkercbiefs for % per dozen. Fine
ana heys, for % Per dozen, u George c. Hen
niret, No. 5u stA strest - 3 - -
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Physicians wonder At the extraordinary power
Of RAILWAYS REN0VATING RKSoLyENr I'm
curing the worst forms Of Scrofulous Syphiloid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving calculons coacretions, anordiae imme-
date relic and consequent of Diseases of the
Kidney. Bladder, Liver, Lnaes, PancreAs. Spleen
Its rapid influence in the Of Dialects. Inoouti
nence or scanty, turbid, Albuminous cloudy urine
lite almost instant EN- cscy In stepping itchins and
painful discharge Of urine, AMI its singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethrs
Lsucorrhea. Bloody Urine, and other uuhealth,
and weakening dischargesi-and inquire wherein
the sARSAPARILL1AN ussd In the R-~ovxs,ns
kesoivent differs from ordinary Snysaray;lIas,
sarsaparillian IL the only principle In sar.an.ria
that possesses esrafirs Propefies all other .art.
Of the root ere melt and ussless One ounce Of the
extract obtained under DR. RsdwAys new proces.
Tor extracting the cur stfve properties from yeerts
bic substances, Contains more Of the trup principe
81 cure than 10 lbs. OF the ordinary roots
sARsArARILL1AN Is oHiy one of the tnsreai
enfs that forms this truly wonderful medicine ana
Il is the oAly compromising remedy that communal
Gates i1 purifying, cleansing aud reinyigoratins
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE.
and other secretions, securin. harmonious fupc
tional action OF every depra,ed organ and gland a.
the system. IL the blood 10 corrupt the Ra.olxep,
will make II pure. IL the Lungs are ulceratei ana
sore. secretng thick Phlegm, and prurslent matter
The Resolvent will loosen this deposit and e,air
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
III the Skin Is covered with pinples. spets pu.tues
sores, ulcers, &c, the Resolvent will auickl, re
move these annoysnces II mercury 10 de posted IN
the bones and has accumulated In the system IN.
Reeolvent will drive il out. III the THROAT or Eron
chia Glands are liberated, the ResoI,ent will cure
these signs of an early waste. Direct remedies no..
sessing only eNclnsiysproperties, are hurtfui a.
they increase the functional secretions OF one organ
BY suspending the constituent secretion. Of .tber
hence compromising remedy like the Resolvent
is the only means of permanent cure
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP or
BLOOD impregnsted with the ResoIyent and AL
sorbed to supply the waste of the body viii make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre The fr.,
dosc that is taken commences 10, work Of purifca
ton and increasing the appetite and flesh.
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TowLKs' PATENT .ELsr1Ics SuspRspsRs
combining tbs qualities Of the shoulder. brace
and 9uSpendery, for sale 81 T. s. Bnrr's Fur.
1x@G Store, 355 r street, between 9th and
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UOODs THAT MUST BE SOLD THIS SEASON

Ooops THAT MIST BE SOLD THIS SEASON
Our centre tables are nov very attractive, an We
have placed Oh them large lot of -
NICE DRESS GOODS,
st1 and Sh cents Der yard, which xe are deter.
mined to close out this season Mnny of ths.
have heretofore been sold ct nearly double What
we are now Offering them '
We have also on hand Q fine assortment of
LINEN DRILLINGS
and cheap CassiDers, which We are closin ont At
GREAT REDUCTION.
:, Alse, cheap White Brilliants, cheap Plaid Mus
Inns: at Is. 81, 3l}s, and 90 cents; Table DamasS.
Napkins, Towing 60. skirting Cambrics Nainsoks'
ewSss ana French Muslins, and, in fact, large
FIRST CLASS WHITE GOODS,
of all kinds, which We wish to close out before
moving. a ...-.
ALI goods marked in
PLAIN FIGURES,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE,
ONE PRICE-NO DEVIATION ALLOWED
W. NJ. sHUSTER BRO,
~ u2t9eo3t NO 81 Market Space.
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EXPECTS or THE SUE.-we regret to learn
that Mr.. A. X. Arnold, an old CITIZEN of the
Fiffh Ward, 10 lying very III from the effects OF
the extreme heat.
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DIsNfssED THE Grand Jury OF the Crimi.
nal Court this morning dis mis- sed the charge of
assault and battery against ex- Mayor Richard
Wailach on Mayor Bowen, on account of the
aifercation In the Board of Police Commits
sioners.
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ISQrEsr.-Yesuerday afternoon ar inauest
was held by Justice Thompson, as acting cor.
cner, over the remains Of an unknown colored
mae, aged about forty Ave years. The body
and Sas found on tho farm Of Mr.. Allen Dodge,
near F5<t Saratoga. A verdict was rendered
that Ire died from intempegance and expos ure
or wounds, the body beng somewhat bruised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
The Union met at their hall, 395 Pennsylvania
avenue, last night, Colonel p. H. Allabach In
the chair. The semi annual election Of ONO
was hello, with the folio wing result. Co|one
James X. O'Beirne, President; Captain 7. r
Mcconnell, Vice President; Clifton HELEN
late paymaster United States navy, Recordins
Secretary; H. A. Wilder, Corresponding Sec.
Rotary; Lieutenant Roger Bells, Fnancia
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iHE SSHEUTzEN VEReIN-Fatils tffemn "a
tteSi tg1seTs.-The Scheutxrn yer.ip held an
erection yesterday Al their new park out Saw
enth Street Tor officers for the ensuing wear.
Serein has been going on for some time past
between the friends of Mr.. b. Henze, the pres
En-. incumbent, and Mr.. +. Stoseh, proprietor
on me Nletorla Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue.
~tweer VI and 9th streets. The polls were
opened al o'clock p. m, and were TO be closed
AZ Ine oailoting for President; Commenced
at2 clock, but no election was had. There
snip about 800 represented, there heinz Ii6
hainrs registered for the election, aud there
were ii1 ballots found in the box-7i for
RENE. % for Stosch. Another election will
therefore have TO be held at the next regular
meeting OF The Company, when il Is supposed
Win fniier attendance, President and other
ornCers VIII be- chosen,
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ILL.-Judge DIN is quite unwe,l At his resi-.
dence IN this city. The EQaity Cour IL held,
in his absence. BY Judge Fisher. ~
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CHANGE or UNIFoRN.-The fremen Of the
Government Steam Fire Brigade, IT is st.ted.
propose changing their red shirts for blue ones.
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NoREINGHEN's AsSENBLY-This orrapiza-
ton held regular mseting last night an Trsdss,
ahion Hail, when Mrssrs- q. p =. Wroe. ID
Mcfa rIsD, John A. Landvoight, J NJ Kpott.
ied as delegates from the Bookblnder., ASsn.ci-
auon On motion Of Mr.. MacMurray, rho
.nsnEs OF the meeting were rendered to hose
nA,ofs and members Of the House OF Repre-
s-hutlves VINO voted for and Otherwise sun
ported the eight-hour bill. The contemplated
raeIie demonstration III honor Of the passage
81 me bill was deemed inexpedient, and the
eommhtee appointed 81 previous meeting to
thargeo. Twelve dollars were appropriated to
compensate the chairman of the Executiye
COMMITTEE Tor the time lost IN attending 10 get
ing Up public demonstration Adlournel.
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Sen SrRuCK.-Oficer Farrov, of the Fifth
precinct, was Frustrated by the heat about noon
to-day, and was taken to his residence but
somewhat recovered before reaching home
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OUT DOOR MRRTIsss.-Notwith tbs tanding the
excessive heat, the Young Mems Christian As.
soc,ation are prosecuting with vigor a series Of
outdoor meetings, which are accompI ish, "A .
much good. Last evening 1T nine O'clock an
interesting meeting was held at the corner OF
Ninth street and PenAsylyania avenue, on the
Ign, New York. and Mr.. Early, Of this CITY.
delivered interesting addresses. At ten D. IN a
prayer meeting was held al the rooms of the
association, netzerott Han. The association
are holding evening prayer meetings regularly
e! !helr rooms at haifpast SIX O'Clock, and have
fair andien6eg
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RI THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
oRAscf rsT. sALE * 9 9E yAtgAsLE REA

BY virtue Of q decree Of the supreme court OF tn.
District Of Columbia, duly passed in the cause O.
EsseA Va. Essex, No. 1,l9l, Eaaity Docket No. 5,
1hs sTb:cribsr win sell 81 public auction, on
No q, on the original ground plan OF Georeetown.
IN the District Of Columbia, which part fronts
and one hundred feet on cs.r ngs .tre1a
together With all and singular the improvement
light: member: and .ppSrt.nances e TIE same
an alley or rsht 81 way Of the width OF II feet 20
be laid of parallel with High street on the wester
most sfde Of said piece Of ground, and across the
same from Cherry street, for the use Of the owners
numbered -, to be used By them their asents and
seryents.
FERNS One half cash; balance in sir and twelve
months with interest. Conveyancing and stamps
sttse cost Of the perch.ser e9e will be required
Be divided to snit pSrchssers If the terms are not
complied with In days the property win Be rssoia
st the cost and expense Of defAnltine Dsrehsser
CHARLES N. MATTHE GS. Trustee
u I'D THOs. BOWLING, Auct
MAYORs OFFICE.
N1 GEoRGKTowS, D. c., July Is, 1858
sealed frSESsais wiz be received BY the sub.cri
~ Tor reiayinR the water mains on Montgomery
st,est making sil the proper oehneeti9ns ssd fur
same and the said work must be done in the short.
Get pessible time under the direction or and 10 he
approved By the Water Engineer.
For further particulars inquire ct this ONCE.
" N-1 CHA6. d. WHICH. Mayor
X O0O -WANTED TO BUY.An kinds OF
wOsOVV. Qentiemenb and Ladies' second.
bard CLOTHING. Also, ell kinds Of FURNI.
tQR3, for which Q fair price VIII be DAid. ct No
~ Bridge street, Georsetovn. fs lS-ly
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auctisneer aeorsetewr

gratiy yedseed pr,res. BENJAMIN MILLER
lOI Bridge ST., Georgetovn, DC ~ Is Inn
RY THoS. BOWLING, Auctisneer; Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ErFKCrs A r
AUCTION
op SATURDAY AO1HING, July 18th. ISIS at
so'ctoek, will sell, in front II the Auction Store
No u Bridge street, o general assertment OF
Hoatehoid Furniture and Effects consistine If
Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses Three,
ply and Ingram Carpets. Tables, Wsshsfands
too numerous to mention.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
WILL BE ADDED To THE ABOVE BY
order OF the {. q. Internal Revenue Collector one
sulI ana AIpnrtenanots, with lot of Whisky
igisd THoMAs BOWLING. Aue,
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ALL DISEASES OF TEE FEET successfully
treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42i
fennsylvsnia avenue, between ~ and 9Th
Established le6l.
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A REMARKABLE CUREr

SORES on THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUNS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE, AROUND The
EYES, &C.,
recently exhibited, few bottles viii cure I'd
ronis, or through the effects of Mercury, Potas
On, Corrosive sublimete, from six 10 one dozen
A remarkable instance of personal beauty re.
stored to Lady disfGured BY the ravAses Of q
frighiful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of q new Medical work
called
"FALsEAND TRUE"
By JOHN RADwAT,M.
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"SPALDl1s's GLUE" useful in every house.

M WIVES CHOICE and the whole family
prefer IT, Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved (ne w
style) Hair Reetorer or Dressing, Tin one bot.
tle.) Every Druggist sells 1t. Price One Dol.
lar. a
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kon COREe, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, TO-,
wan Dr. Whites rooms, No. ~ Pennsylyania
avenue, between N and 9Th streets.
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GIeRGEToWN ADVERfIgYIINR.

A ,TAy0RABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
"A CHEAP DRY G0ODS.-We are about hayin.
our Store Room enlarged and reatted and In view
OF this VIII run OFF cur stock Of summer Goods AT
1OI Bridge ST., Georgetown, u. G. ~ rs In"
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world: Burnett's Florimel closely resem bIes
the odor Of Q rare and delicate boquet OF
nowers, ana IN tefs respect II unrivalled. A
few drops will leave Its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. eo