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LOTION.

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From the unbound Conscience In his Lo. ions
and the perfect and thorough knowledge Of
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give entire satlsfaetion. after a fair and roper
trial. pledge myself 0 refund the money received
on the rs.ur. q the sap.y bottle: ,,.
ton, having obtained the recipe from nu Old Indian
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srAl years.
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most ,so~der/ui cSrss Of RheumAtisih. Nsuralgia,
H.. &c. u have been iudussd by my friends
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roothaehs. should fail 20 cure from two 10 fvo
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the sum Of hvs dollars.
Dn. HAHsoua could add nuL 'eruus eortifeatc' .
wonderful cures Of the dissa. IS STATED above,
which he deems Unnecessary to AZ. 'eId' eNeePilr'
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Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, and have found
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Il being the best preparation for the above At.
aietions that have evor tried
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pn. HAnsoun.-Dsdr Sfr: ! take plsasnra in
certifying that have used your al Healing Loo
'ioator q chronic stu arm that had not been able
70 use Hee'y Tor ave years, In consequence Of he
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doctors In this town, and spending nearly IhIoe
hundred dollars. without avail, I wa Induced to
try your preparation, which ha. gtyou mo the
entire use Of my arm. after using two bottles ouIy
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Yours, RESPECTFULLY,
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Main Street, near the Railroad, IndfGnn, Indi
ana TO- Pa.
HAorssrOws. MD. April Is. 1899.
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MEDICAL psRARrMENT. OF GEORGE
M TOWN COLL, 0E
COLLEGE BUILpIS6.' GORNsR of TENTH
CITY 81 swsIsHfETsfios
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, N. D.,
Professor Of Principles ard Practice Of Medicine,
''f' ESb &s;SetS5f hs 81 nS,es f'a''
Professor Of 0bstetrie. apd Diseases Of Women and
,oussnoh 'idrsa5, Nm
Professor ~ Hai Prse.. and
JAMES i. HoR0XN. ND.
Professor Of Materia .Medica,. Thersp,uties and
MosTSSaERY ionss. Nd.
J. HiRRY Til6SPsos. X. D B..
s e SSR m G'Iss5" sn's''
ff''"''0! Of R 2s III ofnsSsss.i S Chemistry
Louis MACkhLt. js. X, b..
w Way III sE5HShsNiSs;.kspb Demonstrators.
srh"" RSoBsRssUN h5wSRp, MD,
Prosseutor,
The regular e?urse Of L.ctuIc.. will eoam.nes
oCT0BEa4. and 'ermls .4 the following MARCH.
ror tho Pull Course Of Lectures ..."......tl3j
MAtreulaton
DemonstfAtof ~
uraduAuon. 10
Por further ipier,oa,ion address
Auls.og2m No. 400 Street. North,
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A New REsERvoR.-We hear that In con-
sequence OF certain Georgetown corporation
ordinances heavily taxing the authorities OF
Georgetown College for Potomac water used,
they are about to build a reservoir of their
own on their property known as Hickory
Nut Hill, situated about half mile from the
college, on the new road.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of Antonio PELLBTIER. who
may have proved the Z elAimsi
You are hereby notified TO appear before the Su-
preme Court Of the Dl.t Of Columbia. sitting 10
Bankruptcy, on the "a day 81 septsmber, 1900 At 10
70 show cause why . discharge from all his debts
should not be granted 10 said Bankrupt.
By order Of the Court;
Marshal Of D. g. , as Messenger.
Test-R. J. MkI0B. CLERK. an.2l&2s
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PRIZES TO WAsHIS0TosIAss.-Me ssrs.
Henze, Flammer, Killian, and Ebel, Of this
city, have been fortunate In receiving prizes
at the Schutzenfest In Baltimore.
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ST.. JoHs's CoLLEGE.-The scholastic year
at St. Johns College, Annapolis, Maryland,
will begin on the 4th Of October next. This
institution, now literally endowed by the
State Of Maryland, is one Of the leading COL
leges In this part Of the country. The pre-
sident, James G. Yelling, esq, Is well known
to the people OF the District, and under his
direction the institution Ia bound to maintain
the highest rank In the estimation Of all in.
terested In educational matters. The ex-
penses are very moderate, and there are few
who would wish To give their sons thorough
classical education that cannot afford 10
patronlEe st. Johns College.
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PAL. OF 1869.
Our POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HkIJIa

Our POPULAR WASHINGTON y
CLOTHING HOUSE. y
OAK HALL Is =
FIRST IN THE FIELD =
With an immense Stock of gents, =
BOYS AND CnILDRES's READY-MADE =
= CLoTHISG, received from the cclc. y
= brated establishment of Wanamoker y
= Il Brown, of Philadelphia, and great y
variety OF piece goods, from the New =
York and Philadelphia markets, and =
Is selling rapidly at prices lower than 3.
= the lowest elsewhere. q
OAK HALL, .
400 SEVENTH STHEET, .
Opposite the Post Office. .
. i-3- n. BIO make room for Fall 4
Stock, daily arriving, we are selling /.
4 summer goods at cost. .
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The captain Of the Ship Akbar, from
Hong Kong, reports having discovered a
cluster Of rocks not marked down on his
chart, on direct route from San Francisco
to Hong Kong. A dead reckoning made the
location OF latitude 1880 north, longitude
lS9o25 east, bearing north, northwest half
miles.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION for duplicate Ger.
tlhcates Of shores In the First Cooperative
Building Association Is given In our adver-
Using columns.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICE.

on the petition q ALsaSf tSikss. q Nov York,
n, Y, praying for the sItension Of patent
70 issued on the 9th day Of July 1859. for an i'm
pIOvement In fAueett
tia ordered that said pstitio DO heard At this
ONCE on the nth day Of september next. Any per
son may oppose this extension Objections, depOsi-
lions and other papers should be nod 10 this Go
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL s, USHER,
iyl6.ThN Commissionsr Of Patents.
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Every person enfilled to the right OF pre- -emptiOn
10 any OF the lands within the townshipS and
parts OF townships above enumerated, Ia required
10 establish the same to this satisfaction Of the
Register aud Receiver Of the Land 0nica, and make
payment therefor as soon hn practicable after
SO Ing this notice, aud before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale u the
lands embracing to tract claimed. otherwise
JOS. WILSON,
Commi ,Elnucrof the 0cueral Land Once
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The WAsuINGToN CITY DIsPESsARY
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor aud Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Mcdl-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from 0 TO
10 a. IN. aud TO Up. IN. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. 4
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFIo,,.

y wAsHIEdros, July 10, 1862
% the -p-tition Of J0sEPH MGCoRD, OF Phila-
de'phia, Penn, praying for the extension OF u
patent HrAnted to him on the 2Dth day Of koyem-
tlesl
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
vuee gu tha 18th day Of October next. AnY person
may oppose this extension Objections deposlious,
and other papers, should be nied 10 this office
twenty days before the day Of heariug.
SAMUEL T. FISHER,
iy2A.FNw Commi ssiOneF Of Patents
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MORE OF IT.-James Laun and a woman
named Mary Donaldson were arrested by
special Officer McCauley In the Smithsonian
grounds, where they were engaged In very
Improper conduct. They were brought be-
fore Justice Harper at the Central guard
house, who fined them each t5. Laun, who
keeps a restaurant on d street, between
Eleventh aud Twelfth streets, paid his fine,
while his companion was locked up in the
station, and In default of payment will to.
day be sent to the work-hous
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y WAsHIsaroN, D. g., August Z, 1850.
Spa. II, Y, ,prsyiss ieI d. sxtsnsion o. paisat
granted 70 him 90 the s9:h day Of November, 1875,
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the lst AZ Of November pext AM, per-
sitions, ahd other pspers should be niod In tGis
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
au9-f5w Commissioner VI Patents.
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A DISPATCH from Madrid says that General
Prim has gone to Vichoy, and Admiral Topete
acts In his absence. Six thousand additional
troops will be sent to reinforce the Spanish
army In Cuba within the coming two weeks.
Polo and his secretary, who were recently
captured at the head Of Carllst band, have
been sentenced to death. Unsuccessful efforts
have been made by the wife and friends of
Polo for clemency In his behalf. Several
other Carllst prisoners have also been CON
demned TO death. An official circular has
been Issued by the Government thanking the
volunteers and others for the efforts made
towards the restoration of peace.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

THE French Senate will commence the
discussion OF the Senatus Consultum on the
nrst day OF September. A report on the SEN
atus Consultum points TO the results of the
legislation Of 1859, tranquility, development
OF education and Increased wealth. France
Is supported by 100000 soldiers, who are
ready to proceed TO the frontier. She is re-
spected by the great Powers of the earth, and
she has passed from the dictatorship to com
plete liberty. The report concludes that the
generation Of 1859 can improve upon that of
lS5", should 1t consolidate the work under
taken.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,, No. 400 Sew
enth street, Is spoken Of as one of the very
best places in Washington to purchase gen
tlemen's wearing apparel. In the selections
OF goods the greatest care is always taken,
while the patrons Of the establishment may
be assured Of receiving perfect satisfaction.
In another column will be found humor.
GUS advertisement, "Sallie on Reconstruc.
tlon," which Is worthy the attention Of our
readers.
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CLAUDE guEuX, THE LAST DAY OF -
Condensed MAN. By Victor Hugo. ,... 81 b
BPACIFIG RAILROAD OPEN, How TO
10, what To Sec.............,..,.... .......,. 70
HINTsfoR SIX MONTHS IN EUROPE. by
John ". D. bztrobe. ........................ 1b
DOWN rHE RHINE, or, Young Am,rie. In
uermany. ~ oil vor Optic, Completing
tue Young Ainerie, Abroad ssriss... 80
''oId Maniseiis Secret" Part ]. .......... IS
srowEON TIE BIBLE orisin ADD history
OF lha Backs oftha Bible. both the Can mt
cal md the Aproeryph Il. s~sisned to show
what The Blhlsis not. what lis, and how
TUE PICTORIAL FlELD-BooK OF THE
WAX OF lsil illu-trationr, By pen asd
pencil. ~ the History. Biography, Scenery,
he,ics and Traditions OF Tho last war for
American lndeprndcBec, By Henson
los>iDg. with several hundred epgray.
lngS 10
APpLEToN's AMsRlChN ANNUAL CT
CLOrEDlAi or. Register II Important
Events o. ha Year 1858 Half morocco, -. 100
CHRISTIAN SINGERS OF GERMANY.
Forming Vol, II tho popular aud hand.
some edition u the Sunday Library, By
Cstherib" wiudwOrth. ...................... 40
DSMIissT s w SSd ~ So. ss ,an1, Of wide,
MORAL REFORMS. by Bishop Cleveland
ciRGISI GRUGiss. Bjyi' Dora Giiesa1cii....... .
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An ACT to grade and gravel Fifth street
cast, from A street north to Maryland
avenue.
be u enacted By The Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the City Of
Washington, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
that portion Of Fifth street east, between A
street north and Maryland avenue to be
graded aud gravelcd, and to defray the ex-
penses incurred thereby, the sum OF twelve
hundred and Any dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and the same Is
hereby, appropriated out OF the funds Of the
Fifth ward.
The work to be done by days work, under
the superintendent OF the commissioner OF
Fifth ward.
Approved August IL, 1869.
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RICHARD 7. GREESER, a young colored
man, fr)m Boston, has been giving readings
In prose and poetry to very largo audiences
In some Of the Northern cities. The Phlla.
delphia bulletin says of his recent entertain.
ment In that city:
Mr.. Greener evidently possesses a keen
aud accurate conception Of the authors from
whom his selections were made. He Is not
reader of the sensational style, aiming at
elegance rather than at startling effect. His
style Is pure, very careful, elegant and strlk-
ingly natural, In direct contrast with that
OF readers who affect the "stage" manner.
Mr.. Greener displayed gEeat correctness
OF conception In his selections, and gave
them In full, mellow voice, without appa.
rent effort, which evidently pleased his au
dlencc, Judging from their frequent plaudits.
"Lord Ipsden and the Widow" "The NAV
Queen" External Goodness" and "Shamus
O'Brien" are especially deserving of men.
ton.
We cannot soon forget the childish sim.
pliclty Of his "May Queen" nor the genuine
Celtic brogue in his "Shamus O'Brien."
We could have desired more variety, but
think II would scarcely have been more en-.
joyable. We predict for the gentleman the
speedy acquisition Of the merited title Of a
lrst-class elocutionist and rhetorlcian.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y. A.. wASaE9r9s, p. g., July |, 1880.
lowe, pray Ing for the extension Of pate
to b IN on III tpth day Of October, 1855 and reis-
sued on tho 18th day Of April, 1851, for an i'm.
pToyement In Machines for Making Enyelopost
ordered that said petition be heard al this Of
ace on the 10th day Of september next, Any person
may oppose this extension, objections, deposit
lions, and other papers should be hled In this once
twenty days before the day OF hearing,
SAMUEL g. USHER.
jyl9-TSw Commlssioner on Patents
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is called to the
sale by Mcssrs. Cooper IL Latlmer, (Wm. b.
Webb, trustec,) on the Goth and eth inst,
at o'clock p. M, each day, Of property on
Pennsylvania avenue. on the Goth, of two
houses, next to Adams express Office, and
on the eth, the house and lot between
FOur-and-a-half and Sixth streets, next TO
DR.. Clarkc's new building. The sales arc
under decree of the court, and without re-
serve.
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kOTE -UuiyT tho Tcgulat Us Of the Department
a. heretofore and now Existing. no payment can ba
made for Ad yortsing prpoA lions except to such
publishsrs as arr specially authorized. jei.Pla
WRApPINd PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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A RETURN issued In Great Britain shows
that total of AZ, 100 persons are employed In
the civil service. or these, however, only
906 Is what is called the civil service proper.
The total cost Of the service Is Gs,0Ol, 747.
The number OF persons In what are called the
higher grades Of the service Is 600; 800
clerks get salary Of $500 per year and
above II; ,232 draw smaller salary than
$500, and there are 81 ,02S persons below the
rank nj clarks
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ wAsHIslros, ID. Q, July 30, 1880
On the petition 81 L; W: LAsoDos, OfNorthamp.
to IA b tH S,S S 81 81 M
AZ Improvement in Sewing MAehiocs;
Is ordered that said petition be heard At this
may oppose this exten.ion, 0bieetions, deposit
nsa 9ias. ~, non,s ~ LIED IN 'hs Of
sAMUEL FISHER,
aus6-F3w Commissioner Of Patents.
THIS, Is To Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 seribAr has obtained from tho Orphans Court
of Washington County. In the District OF Colum.
his letters testamenaIy on the personal estats OF
d. c., deceased. All persons having claims
sEsin.t the said deeeAsed are hereby warned TO ex-
subser Der, on or before the 10th day Of August
9ex.i they may othsrwise BY law be excluded
1850 THoS. JONES,
HNll WSw Executor.
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THE very fine weather In England Is hay
Ing depressing tendency. In the breadstuG
market throughout the country sellers are
asking prices above the views of the buyers.
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-
PRorECl HONE IsTEREJTs.- Is q sub
should be. we,,heer every day Of depart
mental fuel associations, provision and gro.
Gerry cooperative associations, &c., as II we
were a settlement a thousand tsilcs from
railroad, without q single merchant cT dealer
In the different commodities which arc No
portaut to the inner as we'll as the outer man.
What Is the cause OF all these movements
Is II because consumers cannot be suited In
this the metropolis of the nationi or docs
arise from q want Of interest In the prosperity
of the Federal cityi We think II must DO
the latter. Do we not find wherever the
meron ntilc interests prosper, to the same ex-
tent nil ,;,hers will progress, and the whole
community advantaged thereby, provided
home interests :, re looked aftcrl But II the
grocery merchant lends to neighboring
city for his dry goods, u. coai aeaier 'or hs
groceries, and the dry GOO aeaie, nn'se
with all his relatives and buy h,s ', M ~ r,ies
other market, and all expect other '.,SS
who buy at home to patrouize than, Gu. wv
they complain II they found themselves
minus the custom of those who would rather
encourage their neghborsi
Could city thrive when the merchant
sends to New York or Philadelphia to get
lumber and hardware to build his house,
Nciy eau DC puf-
chased, of as good quality, and as cheap, at
his own door, barring the difference In freight,
sc.
Again, there is a want Of confidence 10
each otheri the principle OF live and let live
Is entirely lost sight Of. It is high time that
the local interests Of this city should DO made
a matter Of business and business men en-
gage with heart and soul In protecting their
own as well as their neighbours interests In
this regard, and frown down any man or
men who will go abroad to purchase articles
which can be readily procured at home.
These suggestions are thrown out, Mr..
Editor, to call the attention Of business men
who are deeply interested In the prosperity
OF this city; men who, while they have by
industry and attention to business secured a
competency, still they desire the prosperity
of their friends aud neighbors who are In the
different mercantile pursuits. Encourage
home and Its interests; buy at home; keep
your money where It will enhance the value
Of your property and help your neghbor,
thereby projecting yourself and affordlng a
| stimulus to your friend, whether he be In the
mechanical or mercantile line of business.
A NATIVE.