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FORMULA OF
DR.. jon n WILKINS,
jyl4-ee3m BALTIMORE, Nd.
DOCTOB sChUMAN & DuRANps TONIC

UOCTOR sChUMAN DURANps roNICl
FKTkSCT OF FRESR SEEF GLb I'D,
Nc ~ ik 6RXHNDY AND PYRo PROsPHArE
parts Of the human system. It adds directly there.
t. % inersH,ing the purity and Quality Of both
mentary Canal and building up the hum an frame H
1T is A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE FOL
LOWING DISEASES:
Ineipient Consumption. Nervous Debility, Dys.
pepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn Overworked Mind
q seiritaous EisooSs Rbsam.si:n Ulcers s Us
Chronic Sores; and in Delicate Females, Delicate
abreken down and debilitstsd impure condition
Of The ,d Blood; EOu want e Be psr%.nsntly
e osss 4: ao: os s ss ssa S
PRICE. q PER BOTTLE.
No. lss wisF PR4rr STREET.
BALTIAoBB, MD.
sISE. s.s: avenue
Tor sale By Gil Druggists. an A-sm
m ILLs' OAFAWBA VIII.
N.,, Prom Gen Mills, Of sendusky.
Dsi,s osa:s = ;f ), 5S,:Is ;a'u,ou,
E0 under Ebbttt House.
THIs Is 10 CIV NOTICE, f6es t6s suSscri.
CIV. d Is: b: SSsis
JOIN EOpiHsoN. isss q 6ssSinSscs soaS.
q, ID. o., asosassl. All .psrsons MINI claims
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&: 8 e. sfss e
s 3. S, ~ =. sss,sS, g g.:
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AoLz.laNS0 - -. q = - -1xocusor9.
LIMITED efATlD PATIENT OHBIUD,
MAsHrNeleA. y. O. Apgust 8. -.
On the petttion Of Hi nQAf0H, Of Windsor
Locks. Conn., yrAyfne eor the eHteng1cl Of yee-
snt grantsa % hin on tAs lsth day q November,
I6g1, for IN tmprsvsnsos n Lathe Ohuck:
It q orasred tAet I'D 1sa0ea Be heArd q
SsI.o1 naS eIPoss - ls.ssssiea;. gIisSesess.
Is oSss s.: ms S Ssss w s U
.an.vsv doaaisaaaSs q i fasesi.,
I .NIrlD sfAtls PATENT QFIIQl.
York, 1rsyse Sor sis s1sss1ioS q g Hsx
grsntea 70 hin on the 0th Day % CcSobes, AS,
for an iDprovement In Sugar EfltersrS
Il 10 ordered that sata Desition b heard q this
once on the 18th day Of October nexf. Iny
yerson may oppose this sztsnsisn.. Objections.
this once twenty days s:scss tss aW q hesrine.
eAM01L 3. 1IsH1B,
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JUSTICE J. +. X. PLANT Was to-day appoint.
the Governor Of that State.
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PRIC1s RYDUCKD.-Parties contemplating
housekeeping would do we'll to call at Mr.
William II. Dunn's furniture Ware.rooms, No.
sos TN street, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, and
Examine his stock ard terms. In view of
material changes aoon % Be made IN the build.
duced prices. and pledges himself 70 afYofd
better bargains than can be obtained ~ auction
sales. See advertisement IN nrst column Of
ssAuction Sales" Pa I'll III y ~. l3439 81
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INPRovKMINr ON "THB FRoNr."-At the
foot of Potomac Ferrv wharf q spacious build.
ing Is in process Of erection, Intended az a
branch fishing depot for Mr.. Thomas Reagan,
extensively engaged in the fishing trade. The
structure 10 being erected 1t the solicitation OF
r. sidenfs in the eighborhood, and In order TO
facilitate the discharge OF eonsignments for the
owner OF the property. -.
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Home runs-Force 2, Malone 3. Emmett l.
bails ealled-Natiora al IS, Olympic IS Passed
baiIs-NafioRal -, Olympic 5. Time of game
Inre hours. Umpire-L. Bryan, OF the Union
Potts ~
The same clubs will contend again on Sat
urday, beginning new home and home
series.
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HEAVY TRAIN.-Yesterday afternoon, a train
and freight, arrived here by the Orange, AL.
exam dra and Manassas railroad from Lynch.
burg, passing in safety over the railroad
bTlCge across the Potomac, aud over the
Washington branch road to Baltimore, most
OF the cars being consigned to Balumorelns
Ihere Were in this train ~ cars laden vita
cattle (some from Texls), 3 Of which are for
Philadelphia, for New York, and IL tor Bal
timore. In consequence OF the demand for
cars on the Virginia railroads, the cars on this
tain consigned to Baltimore were unladen last
night, and returned TO Alexandria this morn.
ing. .-h..
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THE wEATHRR.-Rangs Of Thermometer at
Franklin Il Co.'s, opticians, "a Pennsylvania
avenue, IN the shade, to-day: o O'Clock q. m.
:6 degrees; 10, "a; II, IS; u m, 70; p. n, ~;
2, 81.
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MARRIAGE OF WHITE WOMAN TO A Col.
oRkD MAN.-About3 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon, colored man, accompanied by young
white girl, quite pretty, appeared at the office
cured marriage license, (Mr. Meigs first
taking the advice Of Judge Fisher before
issuing it, giving the names of Andrew Mon.
tions Montague stated that he had been IN the
EMPLOY OF the young girls father ut Cherry.
stone Point, Northumberland county, Va. On
leaving the City Hall they proceeded to q
the Knot tied buta number Of young men got
WIND OF the affair and put out the gas in the
building. and they Were forced to leave the
church They then proceeded to the residence
of the groom, on q street south, near Az where
the ceremony was performed; md subseq uent.
iy, arm in arm, they walked out, preceded by
the groomsman and bridesmaid, both colOred.
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF Discussing CLskk AND suPTS
ue the Instant q Il sS. deliver. ins U a,s
lbs srSrsI Asa
60 9, tone g, 20 lbsJ best LYKsHs VALLEY. for
s. CORD: P BEST e sSHsS p MSHp &oop Sos.
Average samples Of Goals must accsmpany each
q ne SD. ec eight
.u p.e.r.ins o.lt a s1d sassfa..ndsu.
PROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
HKADo'Rs FrRsr MILITARY DrsrRIcr,)
se.aosO a1ss:s ssS.
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81 co%S.,d Of Brsvss Major asser., o.nby.
Brsvss Major ana Osssf Ooun1i:ssr 81 SuS:i,t.
ence, First Military District. 49, q H-st
pROP0sALs Foa g0IE AID T08AGI. =
OFFICE Pam, 2gxrr.srasrEa.
s:.se s.s:s:s: s Sat sStsiS !: !:s:ii!.s
%oo 8. ss,siRS' 81 sss , ss ss e
master (; q wincsssssS xsinis tn such assItitiss
& das s. S.soa ssaias e June me
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TRIAL OF NEW HosH.-- Yesterday afternoon,
steam ire engine No. was called ont By Chief
Cronin, and spent about An hour on the reser.
testing the new gutia percha fire hose, Of which
thousand tret was recently purchased. A
pressure OF $50 pounds to the square inch was
Put upon the hose, and fully satisfied all pres.
ent Of their capacity! The test was entirely
satisfactory. :. - 81 'frt
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Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards. Un.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for rs cents. Hand.
kerchiefs, already hemmed, 2 for IS cents The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button-hole, 10 cents q box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. 4Ss 7th street. opposite Patent
OWce. 76l:
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ATTENTIoN.-We beg TO call the attention of
medical PRACTITIONERS aud invalids to s.Speer's
Standard Wine Bitters," as a mildly stimulat-
ing dinretic, sodorific, and tonic aid to debili-
tated persons, from whatever cause. Their
base is Speers pure wine, without the SEM
blance OF medication, except by herbs and
r. OTIS. TIE most delicate ladies' use them with
decided advantage. They are remarkably
pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists.
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BAsR BALL-Ndtional rs. Olympic-As our
report closed yesterday the rival mines OF these
two clubs were on the ground, prepa ratory to
commencing the third of a series of match
Games tor the CHI mpioaship of the South.
Inc Nationals had out their s.importei,
pitcher, Osborne, OF Poughkeepsis. Y, but
II DIDN'T seem TO avail much, as the Olympies
ostted his pitt hing all over the field. Although
me feeling b. fore the game seemed to be in
favor Of the Nationals. still those ost sanguine
or their success, though that If beqten il would
he close game. The result, however, was a
complete source OF wonder II a good many.
1t 10 true that in the b inning B,rdsalI was
injured so rs TO impair his efficiency for
a while, but IL did not materially alter what
would otherwise have been the result. We ap-
mend the ecOrr.
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Another Precautionary Proposition.

Editor Star: In yesterdays number of your
paper appeared "a precaution'' proposed TO be
introduced by druggists into their establish.
meDfs to prevent mistakes and poisoning cases.
mr.. Gathers proposition lie good, but have a
o. ter one. In Sweden, where / served NV
apprenticeship to the drug business, a Law was
enacted in 1880, (and a similar law exists in
Germany prescribing that poisons shall be
Kept in separate closet under lock and Kew
and fitted mp in the following manner:
The poison closet Is divided in six apart
menfs each Of a different color. The colors
are yellow for preparations Of mercury and
lead, red for preparations of antmony, green
Tor nux vomica and croton oil, blue for opium.
black for arsenic and phosphorus, aud white
LOT hyoscyamue. conium, ETC., etc. The labels
OF the bottles have the same color as the shelves
on which they belong, and all bottles contain.
ing poison of whatever class-bear in common
a Characteristic poison mark.
TINS arrangement will not only enable the
dispenser to Immediately recognize a poison
phial among a hundred others, but he will
moreover never ms take one poison for another
as they all are distinguished from each other
by their color. All who wish to see and learn
the arrangement and classification of poisons
which will most effectually prevent all posi-.
bility of mistakes, are invited to visit nv
pharmacy, w here poison closet 10 arranged In
the Swedish manner. OSCAR OLDBsRG,
corner Sd and streets.
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MUST WrN-"No Use Denying the Fdck"-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that ssus,
.cas, being sound and correct in every feature:
one pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,17 sHoNa," 536 eth street.
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The GREATEST relief imaginable can be at.
foroed this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing
~ lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 400 Seventh street. opposite the Post
ONCE, where, in addition to gentlemen,s ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits in great variety also to be had at
the most reasonable prices. 26,6
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THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The steamer W. w
Colt, Ryther from Norfolk, reached Galt's
wharf this morning at IL O'Clock, with about
eighty passengers and her usual quantity of
freight; and from the same point the steamer
Arrow made her usual trip to Mount Vernon
with passengers, and mails for Marshall's
Tor Baltimore with merchandise and passen
gers. Below will be found the movement of
vessels about the wharves:
Sherig's Wood and Coal Wharf, foot of 9Th
s,reet.-Arrived-Schr.W w. keL tnalI, Coleman.
from Havre. de- Grace, with coal for q. L.
Sheriff.
RHey's What-A Arrived -Schrs. Flying
Cloud, Chiseltine, from the lower Petomac.
I.ottie Ann, Muir; American Coaster, Posey'
all with melons for market: Enterprise, Fisher
from Winton, n. g., with lumber for market:
Samuel II. Travis, Applegath. from Havre-de.
Grace, with lC0 tons Of coal for Marshall & 90.
steamer Enterprise, Angum, from Potomac
Greek, with weed for Eslln. SaIled-Scnrs.
samuel II. Travis, Applesath, and Orange,
Snith, down the river, light.
Crtuehs Whdgf.-At this wharf the schr
Mountville. from New Y rk, arrived Yesterday
morning with load Of hay for the Washing
sailer rom the same point to dav. iiant. anu
CGTter's Grf-Arrived-Schrs. America,
Paul, from Havre- de-Graoe, with coal tor
VIM. Warder & Co; Caroliae w. Holmes,
James f. Miller; Phoebe s. Williams, Spald.
ing, from the same port with coal for g. III,
Burgess It Co; Carrier Jackson, from Broad
Greek, with wood for John Il. Lord. Sailed
Schrs. Phoebe s. Williams, Spaldng, light;
C.roline w. Holmes, Jackson, for Havre de.
Grace, light; America, Paul, for Hayre.de.
Grace, light. Nem.-Sailed from Havre-de
phillips, with ceai for John b. Lord.
, BTe~ns Whdrf.-ArrIved-Schr. Ann S.
Brown, Fisk, from jacksonville, Fla, with
'eorsia pine, for s. p. Brown Son.
h0TreUs Uhdrf.-ArrivPd-Sc Maid of the
Mist, Cook. from Havre-Ge-Grace, with coal
Ior Harvey, CLARK s. Given.
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As AN ALTERNATIVE,
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DIURETIC REMEDIES
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TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating.
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DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
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used.
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FORMULA OF
DR.. jon n LkINS,
lyl4ea3m RAUTUMnpR
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MOONLIGHT ExcuRsloN.-The philharmonic
Society OF this city WiA give . moonlight ex.
cursion 10 0lymout Tomorrow night. The
steamer WaWsset chartered for the occasion,
VIII leave eth etrcet Wharfat O'Clock p. m !,
and return ahopt ~ p. n. Music By Websr's
Band. This viii % 10 all1 respects one of the
most delightful musical moonlight excursions
Of the season, and should Be largely attended
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THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE asEn
FORMAN,
The Grocer,
Ns.. 2a1, a2s, and asi,
SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN NJ AND N,
HAS g't completed and putin successful operation
BRAYs PATENT REFRIGERArING ROOMS.
in which Fresh Meats, Fruits. and everything OF
perisneble nature cAn be preserved FOR ANY
LENGTH OF TIME.
BY the came patent . cargo Of fresh beef va. sue
orleans, La on the 10th inst., after Q passageof
seven ~ DAYS. and IN as perfect a conditions Wisa
The public are respectfully invited to call and
witness its operations.
He has Just received and has In store in said Re.
nlgerafor. q lot of very choice NEW YORK BUT
TER. put up In stone iars Containing 4 And q lbs
ust the thing for family use. Also. very prime
ner.
For the picking season he has Q Isrze stock,
lMPERlAL WHITE WINE AND POkR CIDER
VInE0AR, purity guaranteed Also, SPICES
OF All Kinds, which are warranted to be strictly
pure. jyl3-d
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LABoRIrG MEMS MEETING IN SOUTH
WAsHINGToN.-The laboring men of the 5 ~.
el tn Ward held n meeting at Hyson Hall last
evening, which was called to order by Mr.
Sampson Nutter, who stated its objects D be
int OF forming Workilgmen's Society, ~
order TO protect the Interests OF workiugmen Of
all classes, who earn their bread by Their hands
and the sweat OF their brows. After hearing
It's OBJECTS and purposes announced il wisr--
solved to form said orgariZat,ol Irrespective
OF any political objects. Mr.. Samp.on Nutt,r
was no en- temporary chairman, and X. T.
Collins temporary secretary, who accepted the
positlors in few appropriate remarks
The meeting was addressed az Length by M
Douglass, of New Orleans, and Mr.. J. LIN
Bowen, Rev. J. w. Green, and Messrs LIE
and Williams, who reviewed the course of the
labor movement and urged that all laboriug
men be on the qVi rtoe for their present and
Iuture interest. They condemned the scheme
OF Coole importation, brought forward by
capitalists in order to reduce the status OF labor
and bring about an unjust competition. After
receiving several members, it was agreed to
adjourn to meet ct Hyson Hall, on Tuesday
evening, 9th proximo, at which time ways
and means will be adopted to form permanent
organization to Cooperate with similar or.
CARNATIONS to further the interest OF all work.
ingmen.
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HoRATIo AT Hrs OLD TRICKs.-Jennie Con.
molly caused to be arrested to-day Horatio Boil
ster on the charge Of committing an assault
upon her and beating her badly Both parties
to-day presented illuminated optics, and from
their Appearance 1t would be hard to tell who
Got the best Of the "nill." Jennie, however,
claims that she was the wang uished; but pend
ing the time Of srrest and that set for trial be.
fore Justice Plant, the plaintiff and defendan,
recon ciled their - little difference" and the
warrant was dismissed upon their mutual
promise to do better. fs-
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The Chair stated that a general invitation
mao been extended 10 anv gentleman who had q
pIan 10 propose or desired 70 espouse the pro.
posinons submitted by others, and more espe-
ciaily was II hoped that the advocates of the
arching principle would have attended the
meeting. No. one of them, no { ever, had vet
appear d, and he committee were at a loss 10
discover any reason Why such a plan shouId
be considered in their Recommendation He
further stated tnat he had written 20 the Presi
dent of the Chesapeake and OHIO clnal for
certain Information and be hoped to hear from
him. ~
Mr.. A. Watson thought the clnal the Corpo
ration elephant, which they had on their hands
but did DOT know what to do with It, The cost
OF archipg would not b. less than two million
dollars, while to clean 1t out ana make IL thor.
oughly practical for navigable purposes would
not cost more than $4,000. In the course OF
Mr.. Watson's remarks in advocacy of dredging
the canal and making II useful, he stated that
prominent merchants OF GEORGETOWN and
washington had asserted that IL this were done
the canal would yield to the Corporation an
annual rent Of &J0,00O almoct hall the whole
amount which would be required to complete
the Improvement. Bssides, II would greatly
open up facilities for the shipment OF coal. aud
thousands Of tons would be brought here by
this channel which no " took other avenues
and went elsewhere.
The Chair announced that this would be the
last public meeting OF the committee previous
70 max ng their report TO the Councils. Ad-
journed.
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'SHvEN WISE Mn."-An organization of
,nls Oroer was perfected last night at Druid
opened by The Ephor. (Joseph T. x. Plant
under Instructions and authority OF the
Supreme Conclave Of the United States- The
charter members obligated, after which !, 80
voted that the lodge should be known AZ Solon
Corclave, No. ], OF the District of Coin N ria
when II was resolved that the meetings .honId
occur every Tuesday night At Druid Han mill
otherwise ordered An election OF ofiicerx W.s
then bad, with the following result :-Archon
Cor Chief OF the Cenclave,) o. Kimmeii.
Provost Thomas Rich: inspector General. N.
Z Fillmore; Herald. William H. Bennetr. ~.
naneial Scribe, Charles KimmelE Scriha
George d. Fillmore: Treasurer, il p. Jacobs.
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CHANGE OF Yesterday Sergean
Pool arrested Christopher Bohlayer ON the
charge OF the larceny Of q looking glass. ledies
dress. keg Of beer and pot, preferred by Fred.
ertek Merlin, and Jusnee Schmidt held ham 70
bail for court.
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RISING SUN LODGE, No. 5.-Notwithstanding
Inc neat, the attendance 1T this temperance
organization last night was large. Several
persons were initiated, and the lodge was the
recipient OF visit by Union Degree Temple,
NO. l, in body. Mrs. Morris delivered an
ADDRESS and Colonel Benson presented Il petit
ton, soliciting signatures, praying Congress to
pass prohibitory liquor law in this District
the following were elected to serve as officers
w. g. T Mrs. q A. Rovoley, w. IT: w &
Clark, w. Sec; Il. +. Wilkins, W. L. Sec !;
Warren Lincoln, w. T.; William Young, w.
T.; j. OConnell w. NJ; Mrs. A. NJ. Melcham.
w: ID. NJ; Mrs. Fannie p. Lee, w. e.; r
Johnston, w. s.; Mrs. Carrie Golden, W. A. S;
q. Z. Parker, p. w. y. T.
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THE CONSOLIDATED E1CUReIOn.-The ex.
cursIon given BY Mount Vernon Lodge, No. s,
and Webster Lodge. MOI, Knishts Of Pythias,
to Glymont on the steamer Wawaset yester.
day, was very largely attended and was 3 most
enjoyable one. Weber's fine band occupied
the music stand In the pavilion, ana Mr..
Crutchett catered successfully 70 the large com.
panY, who raturnAd Ahont mldnlGAt.
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DECREE OF DIvoRcE.-This morning Judge
Fisher in the Equity Court made a decree d.
yorCing Alice Virginia Shubridge from the
bonds of mafrimony with John Shubridge
giving the complainant the right to resume her
maiden name OF Gumpf. The petitioner sets
forth that she married defendant In George
up 20 drunkenness and deserted her an April.
1-6'; that hearing SIX months after that he was
In KENTUCKY she followed him and lived with
him for year that he continued the same
ceurse Of living rs in Georgetown-drunkep.
ness, visiting houses OF illfame; that in the
early part Of 1e65. he again deserted her; that
some months agtff he again returned to her
ana at his request returned to Georgetown
when she learned he had enlisted in the u. D.
army. She charges that he was guilty Of
adultery and other Offences
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AID TOuEE EFsgSS o. sr.,.
sohDsHs 0o'Dss ~: suscH 1ziL =
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1HrlHMHHrs Al, Mopnr OLTv1 OsNxrIRY.
Of the number OF intermsnts at Mount Olive
Cemetery during the months OF June and J uly
of the present year from two Of the largest
parishes Roman Cathciic) IN toe city:-St.
Dominick's, (South Washington) rs: st. Pstef's
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-18
DENTISTRY.

lie J. 7. C0UMBE. DRNTIsr, No. 247 sin
.Mreet, between and streets
TEETH extracted without pain TEETH ~
Inserted on Gold, silver, or Rubber Sln1
fletes, anc hlled in the best manner on moderate
so-ms. ap5 Em-
HES. W. AND II. A MERRILL DKSrIsrs
NO. 2s6 PkkEsTLyANIA AVE-
null tetMeen l2th and 18th streets fur
nieh ARTIFICIAL TEnTH on any Kind -
OF Plate desired Pure Ntsons Orsds Ga, con-
s,antly on hand for extracting teeth wfthOp. pain
We guarantee 70 ell those having gork done AZ %
once eatisiaetion In every particular no Ie-lE.