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DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE.

HEAD0'Rs FIRsI MILITARY pIsrRrcr,
OFFICE CHIEF oUAsrERNssrsR.
s>.i.. A. Mo HMoNp, Va. JAY q. ls59.A
Sesieo Propcsals. IA dipiicate, will b recei ed
~ ms once until l2 m OF FRiDAr, August 9,
, 80, 80. ne oenNery OF Forage 90 the Quarter
y apartment, n the following named
poiL q such times and in such quaint ties A. nav
oe Ie4ulred until December 81 1852:
,oa. sou Monroe, Va. $50 bushels Oats and O.
AZ At siehmond Va. in storehou.e at Rock-ts
~ bushels OF Oats and - tons o.. Hay AT ercb
oanes Points a. may be desisna,ed ~ The under.
signed, 4 90 bushels OF Oats q ID ~ tuns Il Hay
Al winchester. Va such quantities Of Osts apr
nay a. may be required for the eeryice cf thar
rost-estlmafed at 20a bushels Of Oats sn tors q
n%S crop sr r1e to be Of the best quality. TIRE
The rig ht 20 REJECT any or all bids is reserved a-i
ne ueuAl conditions. mentioned In previous sd-
-rfisenenis from this ofice, will be r, luired o.
Proposals may be made for any one or all Of the
above Poets. and bidders must stat parateiy th
rates AZ which they will supply Oa.s aud asy a
csc point above ramed ="
he envelopes Containing proposals to be en-
aors' :. Propcsais for Rcrsse," and Forwarded "
By order OF the General Commanding fret Mill
tary District. y. q. CdAkDLUR
Breyet Colonel. Quartermaster u Arc,E
Osief puartermaster lei Military District.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICINIrY.-The following
Items are from the Gazette OF last evening
Vl,liHeas 5i:mpt.-An attempt WIS made
yesterday morning by some evil.dispose d per-
son 10 throw tue passenger train on the Alex
andria. Loudoun and Hampshire railroad of
the track, near the hve-miie post. A heavy
cross-ti tie was placed across the rails az that
poih.. but as there is s. curve there, over which
the trains have to run slowly, the engineer of
The train tue here in the morning noticed the
obstruction. and had time TO stop the locomo.
tive before it reached IL.
Dog BattcHs.--The police have decided 70 use
dog buttons in stead OF pistols in the eXeeu tion
Of the order issued from he Mayors Office YES.
teTday, which directs that all dogs found ruu-
ming a. large after Tuesday the 2Jth instant,
shall be killed
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. w hite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between y and 9th
streets, since 1861. successfully treas Corns,
bunions, Chilblains, Club and lnCrowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain or neon veDience 20 the patient. TGe shoe
can be worn with ease immediately after the
operation. Refers 20 the many eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thou sands OF other resp0p-
slbie persons tho patroniZe his establishment
Hours from a. m. TO p. m. Owing 10 press
OF business AT office, Dr. White Is unable TO
visit patients a their residences except between
ana y. m.
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eF-The wife of f oDert NJ Corultck, living or
pOslte PaduSab. Ky, was murdered ON Mon.
day night by two men who came from Ken
lucky The day before They asked for break.
1887, which was refused ny her, as she was
SICK. Finally M cCormick aud a boy cooke
them some breakfast, when they left. But
they returned at night, rushed into the house
ana fired. Mccormick was shot in the arm
and his WIFE k,lled-sbot throu gh the a doruen
The murd,reTs He'd, and We're traced % two
mlfs above Cairo. on the keltucky SIDE
where general hunt was 10 aed IL by all TIE
residents.
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pRoPosALs FOR FREsa BEEF.

BBApoUsRTEss FIRST MILIfARY D.,Fs-cr.
OFFICE OH & toNIIsssRT Az - ENC,
s..,.. k'cHNos1 Va June ., ia. \
sealed Proposals tn duplicaiet ~ill he re - "a
~ TIC orbos of Captain Howard Collins. tn Uui..l
Sts,ss iniantry, AT Farmylle Va, until WEONEe-
DAI, July =. let9. AZ Il m. for supplying the
Dbl ntea siates snbs,ster &c Department with fresh
btet Al armvflie. Va. for six months from An
gust i, 1872 or such less time the Comms e arr
0enersi OF subsisterce may direct.
The Beef 20 b. delivered there on the order Of
me Acting Oommissary OF Subsistence AZ that
piece OF . good aud marketable quality, in e Fual
psop1rtiops Of fore and bind 9uar,er-, (uschs.
ehaI he and kidney tallow 10 be exclude9 tn
necks CT The cattle o. sus htered 90 be cut nj al the
fourth yertebral Ioint. and the breast trimmed
down, The shsnks Of fore quarters TO he cut from
tnree 70 tsur inches above the knee joint and OF
ssmbrel or hock joint WV
Bidders are requested to be present e. respond 10
tnelr BIDS. and be prepared to give bonds for the
ulhiment Of their confrart
Proposals must he endorsed distinctly % p roDo-
sels Tor Fresh Beef At Farmxille. Va
bud for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C 80
heretofore.
By commsnd of Breyet MAJOR General Csusy.
q. A PORTER.
y6-ot brsvet Ne or ami Chief q =
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STEERS PORT WINK-The Port Grape is
now cultivated in this country for wine I'M
excelled by any other, In IT, mellow luciuess,
richness of flavor, aud brilliancy OF color.
The grape has been brought TO q perfection
never attained in Portugal bv Mr.. A. Speer, in
HIS vineyard New Jersey. Physicians say II
is superior TO imported Port for invalids and
N summer il Is more agreeable and refresh ng
than ClaIet. ClergyTnen Sc il for its purity as
communion wine, while the most fashion,
able families drink il as dinner wine.-N y
Tribune
Some OF our druggists keep il.
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L CASE az ' TIER DEPRAvITY any
ono imagine q me3uer act than 10 seal a
~ Ttsr's ice. IN such warm weather as this
y 1Ils TIE mercury is humping agains, the TOD
O. The thermometer We should think not,
aIj therefore, We trust the mean s.yaller man
VINO a an early hour TINS hrt morning. Iii ted"
To- &c Intended for the cooler in the STARS
rjIIcriat ant repOTtOGill rooms and made off
viii II thereby nscsssItattpg tee collection OF
one cent subscription" 70 supply the loss
sncJId be held up as n warning 10 ALI man
KIND. % show 10 what depth OF iniq uitv men
Car oe degraded.
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a DISCLOSURE TO THE LADIEs.-As Won sur
vey IN your mirrors ths white rows o, teeth
which owe their purity and luster 70 Sozodont,
perhaps you feel curious 10 know the ingredi-
rntS OF this wonderful vegetable pressrva'ivs.
Well. the prime one rs the Bark OF the SoaD
Tree, brought from the recesses OF the Arau-
canaan mountains IN Chill, 10 add one more
charm 70 your personal appearance.
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GENrLENRN's Ronrs DE CHAxnRr.

GESTIEMKNs RoBES DE CHANRGr.
Suitable for warm weather; price =.
Gentlemens Night Shirts.
Gentlemens Travelling shirts,
Gentlemen's Linen busters,
GeRtlerner's Silk Night Caps.
Gentlemen s Linen Undershirts,
Gentlemen's Linen Half Hose.
Genlemen's Summer Gloves.
Gentlemen's Silk I'm brellas.
l6,l9,21 GRO. T.. HKNNING, No. Sill IN ST.
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IHE MILE GAINES MURDER CASE.
Rstuttiuy Tesfiu1suy

GEM SAL COURT, Jl.Gg. FtsIsr.-Yestardsy,
ar-e- oaF Tepo-, closed. tue prosecution con-
t!nued Is testimony in Tebut.al OF the deGencs.
ard Drs. W. z. J 1nnson, Harvey Liadsley, ID
X. Bagner, Geo. II. Dove and rnos. AatIs-il
testified. Zach OF them. tnat from this case. A.
pTessp I'D oy ma prosecution, rnsy de- no b.
lieve that the accused was insana at the tina
the act vas committed fo- wh'Jh sac WIS o.
trial. Miss n. Grsrdn -eSrf"d 20 having
hoirdsd 81 Mrs. Van Busk rk's, and 70 rhe
accused dischargipg her duties we'll DE-
briggs, who b0erdsd there, mad mad cnarg. of
IN insane asylum. aud witness had never
heard him intimate tina, Mile was in -aEs. auu
witness sa- no signs o, insanity shout her
Cour- ad lournei.
This morning, on The Court being opened
Justice Fisher stated thar he hsd been IN
formed thai one ~ me Jurors in the ease Mr.
Larmon. had bsan taken i'll, and DR. Dexter
who was attending him, gives the opinion that
ne should remain IN his room to day, hat chat
he VIII probably be able % he on. to-rorro ";
consequently the y 81 could not oe roceedeo
with to-dsy. The Court stated that IL M.
briggs arrived the p secutiol could put h,n
ON the stand and conclude the examination by
10 O'Clock -o-TnoTT0w morning, wben, il the
Jury are in court. the csQnsel must 60 10 the
,uTy win -hs case.
l. would appear from the reports OF the re-.
t'rnony Of Gen. Croker ard IIr Mack, Off Gers
of he JaIl, tha. - oas lie woman appeared to
br uprUly and Tie o-her she seemed tpbe a good
prisoner. Gen. g happened 20 sea na- when
unrply. and Mr.. Mack testified Only 20 what
cda1e uniNr MS oDsPrN ala IN, AMI did % hap
p' n D sea her when SXcI'si
Emanuel Laws. convicted OF riot. was sen
fet cd TO pay fine OF -.
Jas. Potter, convicted Of r.o:, was Ser eaced
10 lat' tor &C DAYS
EsJIrY COURT, J.Ig. Dlia-TO-day. Boyl-
az. Hunt; order mis-. raJ'fyIng trus;C. ; sales
AID Te;ere Ice % auditor. II C-ulY ag-. Mc-
tolIun: a, cree pTO cODfr5sG. S,hlev ag
eehl-y; o-1ar substituting G"OTgr and J NJ,
VI schlsy - rustic. in plGcn Of Tyler
n
OF sale n'si. Gordon ag:. Dawson: or
de- ses.lhg aside auditor's report. say.
ag agt. HOUgh-0a aud DJnnelly; orde
.FaatIDg temporary Ia iun tiCn. Annie Jones
ast. Frank Jones: decree Of divorce rl.SsI II
bo1J and 20 pay a.iiropy I. =. Ggt James ]
Wairing claimant Orders, overriding notion . Z
Z. - 20 dismiss petition for review f1r want
-! ur!sdlc'ion 10 reviaw; disISi sSlG- pet ZION
Tor r-vIew: appeal TO General Term. I.srner
agt. Iarner; order extending time % t26e testi-
mCny.
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MAYOR BOWEN AND THE TRRAsURER OF
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PrRLIo
SCHooLs-To the Pa6lic.--A report having been
circulated that certain statements had been
made by Mayor Bowen invol wing the honesty
and integrity Of Alfred Jones, trustee of col.
ored schools, take the liberty OF stating that
l was present, as was also Alderman BAKER
OF the Seventh Ward. when the conversation
TOOK place At winch the statements alluded to
were made, and have to say that all the charges
and the entire allusion 70 Mr.. Jones by the
MAYOR, were based on the idea that said Board
OF Trustees had published a report containing
mlsrepresentatlons rs to the course OF the
mayor respecting said schools, and that he did
not IN the least reflect on the integrity of Mr.
Jor es as private citizen. And ON ina uiriue
OF the Mayor this morning he stated to me tina
in abiding TO Mr.. Jones, he had never iuteua-
ed 10 advance the idea that he vas a dishonest
man; G. w. GoopALL.
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QrFsTIcS OF WAGES AT TIE NAVY YAro
n co Respondent. writing from the washiugtoa
Navy fard. says that great complains is N ade
IL ms yard because tue house carpenters s.t
- 30 per day. while the ship carpenters are
- siDg only el2J per day. lie represents thar
ship WORK Is ont OF door labor exposed 70 be,t
and all weather, that Is calculated rot only 10
m ore the health. but 10 result in loss OF Tina
" 1ile the tools of thIs class OF workrneu dsnrs
siate more from wear and tear and that tx entv
per cent over SAID house carpenters Wages a
pa,d 10 ship carpenters every where else
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNIyG.-Yes-
terday afternoon. about seven O'Clock, as a
party OF youths were in swimming a. the foot
CfSixih street,on of their number, named Hugh
WATSON. raT god beyond his depth, when his
cries Coz help brought TO his assistance a COM
TaGe- nameG Edward Wbyte, son OF MAJOR
Why -. or the Arsenal. who haroicaiIv SWAN
foWa' d Dim and seized him by the collar jus.
a. le V - sinking for the third time Parties
who witnessed are transaction state thar but
or Tue prompt action of Young Whyte, a
yonfG oitVslye years Of age, Watson would
Rave unGus st;or ably drowned
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A MARRIED DISTINCTION has been made by
the medical profession between Hof7s Malt
Extract and the innUmerable so.called RENEE
dies and health preserving preparations OF the
day. While they uphold and endorse The for
mer, they carefully abstain from noticing the
bugs. .
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHRAPRsT.- White
SntIts, % cents, 81, NJ 25 and upwards. Tn
dershirts and Drawers, from s. cents upwards
GOOD Cotton Socks, ) pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchIefs, already hemmed, for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or So cents
dozen Excellent Paper Collars. cloth.lined
on-hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc & Goidman's.
Mar bic Hall, No. 458 9TH street, opposite Patent
Umce. ..6l:
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Ii p RINa

Silver, 81; Gold. -.
Shell and Ru bier Sets and Bracelets,
Chains and Buttons, FauS,
Braids for the Hair, Oroids Buttons and S.uds.
200 styles received a. Prigg's one Dollar Jew
elry Store, No. i36 Peunsylvan q avenue, be-
tween ana 9Th streets.
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The BoOKBINDRRs AND THE APPIHNTIcw
9UfsfIoN-A special meeting OF the Book.
binders Society was held on "Wednesday eyen.
ing with closed doors, when a letter was re.
eeived from Mr.. Clapp. the Congressional
Printer, explaining hrs former letter to the
society in reference TO his desire 20 place M
work four additional apprentices In the Gov
eminent ONCE. which was discussed a. CON
siderable length, and finally the society directed
me secIetary to return the letter TO Mr.. g., on
the ground that Il was addressed 20 an mai
vldual, and not TO the society. The society al
Iourped with the understanding that a. the neIt
meeting the apprenticeship question will be dis
posed of.
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PERsoEAL.-Among the Wasningtouiaps
who l. q BsltIInors on the Bremen steamer n
Wednesday were Henry Howard, OF tie
British legation. and family, William Wurds-
mann spd family, A. Berghrlau and servant,
and Mrs. BOA.
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CITY ITRNS.

FIH1 LIGHT CAssINIsR PANTS ST 81, worth
sc, can be had 1T A. Strauss Popular Cloth
ing House, Pennsylvania avenue, be:wesn leth
and 1lth streets, three doors from Iith street..
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FUNERAL OF FoLrcB OrpIoRR.-The I'm :.
neral OF the late James II. Gordon, mem Der
Of The police force, took place yesterday after
noon from his late residence, on 7th street
east, and was attended by large number of
the relatives and friends OF the deceased The
remains were inferred In the Congressional
Cemetery. A detail OF thirty policemen. under
the command of Lieut.. Austin, of the eighth
precinct, acted a. an escort.
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FlFrB WARD REPVsLICANs.-A meeting of
the Fifth Ward Republicans was to have been
held last evening 10 take action in references TO
the attempts TO superceie Mr.. James Brown an
foreTan Of the biacksmiths' department of the
Washington Navy Yard, but for some reason a
few persons only were<ia attendance Ii was
stated oy some Of those present that a letter ad
been sent to the Navy Yard from the Depart
menf. directing Mr.. Browns retention, and
hat therefore further action was unnecessary
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MUST WIN-eNo Use Denying the Fdct.''-
Stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
nm being sound and correct IN every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought q
thousand.
6I7 ssHONG- SS6 -rh S-raot
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LIE BRoKIN.-Y esssrhay, Mr. John 5. Sheets
had his leg broken by being kicked BY q horse
in KirG keyes' stables, on l4th street, below
Pennsyl wanna avenue, and was reno ed To his
residence, near he Park.
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CHARGE oYSkH1PING A GAMBLING HOUSE,
Yesterday, detectiv We Bigiey arrested John Tally
on the charge Of keeping gambling hou SO, (on
which the raid was made last week. and he
was held 70 bail for hearing BY Justice ID. r.
Smith.
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1T WILL BE SEEN by our advertising columns
Ina- Msssrs- Cooper Latimer have the clos
IEg sale for j. Il. Bartholow. ESQ. There are
,Ili many valuable articles 10 be sold. partic-
ularly useful 20 farmers; also. four or i've
1rsme warehouses. suitable for business par.
poses Tbs sale will be continued from day 70
day until the W hole - disposed OF.
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THB PUMP AZ he corner of nth aud + Streets
has BEEN very sick for thu last six months, and
The do, tor, IN bis rounds, has forgotten 70
make his call on this patient.
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THD POND IN the Eastern Parx of the CAM.
rol 10 TO be emptied Of wafer by the Seneca
WORKS stesm IRE sngEn ne, after which IL win
receive . thorough cleaning.
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC thai Geo. Il
Wilson 4 Go. can sell Shoes. Bo0cs,&c. As cheap
"a any person who adyertisss IN the Star. III
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THI LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGE, a; Atlantic
City, N j., Is again open for tbs season, Jonah
Woottop, proprietor. II 10 said TO possess the
Zines. bathing facilities on the beach, and is
upder the supervision OF J Henry Hayes. This
- q model house. See ADVERT sement
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HOTTIsT YIr.-Ranee of thermometer AZ
Frapklin Co., Opticians, 2si Pennsvlyania
aver ne, in the hade TO day: 9o'cIocka m e..
10 o'clock, 81 IL o'clock. a. ~ O'CLOCK m OK,
7 o'clock p. N, s.; O'Clock p. H., sc.
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Some OF our druggists keep il.

OAK HALL CLOTHING hoCsE.-CIents', Boys
and Childrens' Clo.hing and Furnishing
Goods, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post Of
hce. 10
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TIT NOETHEAsTBRN S.FNGRRrEsT-Closing
DOy--I esteroay the great ;. ngerfest closed Ia
BALTIMORE, and to a la'e hour every body en-
loyei themselves n the Park. During the day
grand banquet took place and a visit was
psid 20 the grounds by Mayor Banks and other
c;'y officials- Many Of the associations left
during the afternoon ana during yesterday the
M inner Choir, of Columbus, Ohio, accompa-
pied by the Harmonic, of Baltimore, and the
Aurora, Of Newark. New Jersey, visited this
city. as also delegates of other associations
Several members Of the Arion took the Aurora
IN Charge and entertained them, and al invita-
ton was given the visitors to stay longer, but
with lew EXCEPTIONS Ihev were compelled TO
decline them.
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GALE Down THE POTOMAC vessel H,7tet
~ LtottRing.-Yestsrday afternoon, b-tween
ave and SIX o'clock, violent wind aud rain
s'orm prevailed down the Potomac. in the
ne'ghhorhood OF Glymont, which came near
resulting seriously. The steamer Wawaset
iying at GlymoIt wharf awaiting the scholars
OF Ryland Chapel Sunday School on their
return 10 Washington. was struck with the
gale, nad a new hawser snapped asunder, and
was compelled 10 lay out in the stream
10 prevent being dashed 10 pieces. and an
unknown schooner was struck by lightning
While lying at anchor, the effect of which was
20 set the main top-sail on fire, and shIyer the
mann mast SO completely as to render II en-.
tfeiy useless. Fortunately all the crew IVES
under deck, or otherwise the damage might
nave been OF a disastrous character. The storm
is represented as very remar kable, both for its
suddenness and violence. In a short while IN
subsidized, when the steamer restipped her in.
nocent cargo Of Juvenile excursionIsts and
made pleasant return trip 20 Potomac Ferry
wharf, with all hands delighted with the DAYS
entertainment.
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A CAMP MRBrING will be held soon near
IsrnailytovD, Just inside the d. trict line
committee in charge will on Wsdp asdav usyt
dx the day OF commencement.
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WOOD AND GOAL.
i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

None but those deprived OF INF. tIe.si1s know
of its loss The pmplsd, blOtched. aa9 tetter-
covered person looks rpon clear, smooth skfn
With jealousy. aud tlvartly desires the sane
Ihose Mhoee systems are tTet with the xfrus 0 I,
ethofOLA and other CT -aneohs diseazcs. can
not have good health When the blood a. m ~ q
disease IL sure 20 follow
Ali have timely warning n those Biatehes, pm
ples, letters, Sores. Boils Coppsrcolorei ia ch.s
Scales, &c Avert the osiaHity by DC riffs tus IL
sy stem with the
sANARITASs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
before scrofula takes 1rm hold
How many have the virus q Syphilis IN the aye
TEN, and On that eondi ton contempate nlarriNge.
knowing little Cf tts baneful influence On the coz
stitution TO such say STOP Eirst oleanss
yourself OF the se Impurities of that scrofg 1us
lection. (Which IN many csss IL hereditary 10 IN.
oonsituticn,. bef1re you bring misery ou Yourself
and orsprtpe Price q As mr. hottls
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SKn ADvDRr1sKMHNr OF building association
stock and furniture for sale al lea Stn stree.
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sAMARITAN,e OFT

The only real cure for 6onorrhaa G'.at ana
Diseases caused from indeeoretion Ouly ten ptil.
purely vegetable. We discard Bafsasa gtpq5la
and Mercury A. being not ONLY useless but be rtful
trift cures In from two 20 pur days. thus avoid =
ing trouble exposure: and the effort Of "a cks
Male Packages: ~; temaies, e3. Sold " y. q
foRD, and By Drugsists,
me- 91S Race etrest PhiIn~,l 49,.
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lee Forhfa WARD HoNICIDE-Ses,erday
>9i'e;no0n. John HoprIhau, arrested on the
previous day by officer Howe, OF the seventh
precinct, (Eourth Wsrd,) on the eaarge OF
C.usinG the death of John Carr, by striking
him witf a stone, on Sunday las, when the
later and another party We're engaged In a
scUfiie on tns corner OF vi street aud New Jer-
sey avenue was before Jus tice Schmidt at the
s'aiIoo-house, when MIR. HIne appeared for
the accused. A hunter of witnesses Were
SworB. and the testimony appeared very strong
sss'pst The accused, Hsssler, who wa7 with
the deceased, swearing positively that Hour
Dan was the nan who threw the store. In the
a5sence OF some important witnesses for the
Prosecution the case We continued. II is IN
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