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RECOMMENDATION.
A Case Of Twenty Years Standing.


PHILADELPHIA. Penn, June Is, 1861.
b. T. HELMBoLD, Druggist:
DEAR sIR: L have been q sufferer for twenty
during which time have used various S %sSies
preparations, and been under the Treatment Of the
most eminent Physfcians, experiencing but little
having seen your preparations extensively I'd.
y, na;ea 0ons1so ny is% physician in regard
did this because hsd used oil kinds Of adver
ss.tips ven: .1d dsser.insd 70 use no d rs sss.
ioa sdverti..e that i .s: eonio:ed q SusSS c A
sssns and siss Ss sdvS. ne te en-
s.amin.tien Of the article, and consulting again
meDoed to use 4 about eight months 20, at vSos
Ps 4. Pss ~
bed at the oensneial effect and after psins t three
sfns & Of ne a. ss
IoIsiy, sDd therefor. eeneludsa . defer and :ee
1t would effect perfect cure. knowing that IN
would be OF greater value 20 you and more salts
am nov able to report that . cure is effected
sfts using the remedy for I've months.
- se al III and
Yeur Buchu being devoid Of any unpleasant taste
tenn do not mean to Be Without Il ahene s1s os
'''''' may require ''' use 'Sfh sssiss
Should any doubt Mr.. Mccormick ststement.
be refer to the following sentlemen
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Philsdelphis. '
Hon J. 2. Knox, Judge. Phil.delphia.
Hon. D. b. Porter, ex Governor Of PennsyIva-
Hon. Inis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon Z. Grfer: Judge United States Court.
Hon. g ". woodward: Judge, Philsdslphis;
hon: 4 Bank, Auditor asnsrsi. wassinston.
And many others, If necessary.
A Case Of Inflammation of Kidneys, and
Gravel.
lFrom Morgan. Fessel 4 Co.. Glasgow, Missouri !
February 5, lSSs.
with both ins%%s,ion Of the tidHsy:. and sr.as
when resoItsd 70 several remedies without de-
and used them. The result was q com plete cure In
Hr Rs ssa
ss.e. q u. tidaeys, and am quite confident that
n Your s0 s.: Hss Il 20 EDWIN H. FEAzrL
Dr.. Ksyssrs Letter, pispensstory gni.sd States,
Prot. Dswess' valuable works On the PRESTIGE Of
Physic.
,s sn.,ts made By the late celebrated DR.. Physick
Remarks made By Dr.. Ephraim Mcdowell, Q eel.
less Of Surgeons, ireland, and published In the
trans actions Off King and Queen's Journal.
Msdiee 0hirurpeel 1sytev, Deblishsd By Ben
Win Trsvsrs' Fellow Of 1sJsi college Of sar.
And most Of the late STANDARD Works on Msdi.
cine.
HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU,
EsfABLIsH1D UPWARDS OF - Y8ARs,c
Prepared b.
II. r. HKLMDOLD, Druggist,
ssl B40AWAY. HlW YORK.
104 SOUTH TENTH ST., PHILADKLPHIA. Pa.
PlIcI-Sl.8 pr bottle. or six bottles for can,
wAsrs.
Rene ars gslHins unlss Zone up IN ssssl q.
grsved vraDDes, With fec sissils Of ~
fn H. HKNDeLD.
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H Z L NJ B o L DIS
Z NJ r ACT BUCH /.

For weakness arising nom Excesses or Barry In.
discretion, attended With the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Ixertion, Loss Of Power. Los
OF Memory, Difficulty Of Brestbing, General Weak
ness, Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dresdfal Hsrrer Of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness Of Vision, Laueuor
Universal Lassitude OF the Muse ular System Often
Enormous Appetite With Byspeptic Symptoms. Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body. Dryness OF the Skin
Palhd Oountenance and Eruptious on the Face
Pain In the Back, HeaviRess of the Eyelids Ere.
Quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes with
Temporary Suffuson and Loss of Sight, Want of
Attention, Great Mobility, Restless with Horror
Of Society. Nothing 10 more desirable to such
patients than Solitude, and nothing they more
dread, for Fear Of Themselves; no ReDose OF Man
ner, no Speculation, but Q hurried Transition
rom one question to another.
These symptoms, IL allowed 70 60 on-which this
Medicine invariably removes-eoon follow Loss
Power, fatuity, and 1pieptic Fits In one OF which
the patient may expire.
During the suDerintendsucs Of Dr. Wilson AZ the
Bloomingdals Asylum, this ED result occurred n
two pstients; reason had for . time left them and
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both se zee
md about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that these excuses are not fire..
auently followed BY those direful diseases, Inssu-
ity and Consumption The records Of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths By Oousump.
ton. bear ample witness to the truth Of these a.
sertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melan.
choly exhibition appears. he counteaance is ac-
tually sodden and quite dssttute-neither Mirth or
Grief ever visits it. Should sound Of the voice
occur. IL 10 rarely arttc ulate.
with woful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beeuiIedn
While We regret the existence Of the above dis
eases and symptoms We are prepared TO offer an
invaluable gift Of chemistry for the removal OF the
con sequences:
HELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONcENTRA.
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
There is No other Tonic like It. II 10 an anchor
Of hope to the surgeon and patient and this s the
testimony OF all who have used or prescribed IT,
Sold By Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
PREPARED AT
H. +. HELMBOLD,S,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WaREBOUSF
5s4 BROADWAY, HEw YORK.
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LIMITS celebrated New York circus Is an.
nounced 10 exhibit for one week in this city,
commencing on Morday evening next. This
circus Is probably the most extensi We and com.
plete one at present in the country.
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Two NEW STARS, in addition to the Great
Canterbury Troupe, appear this evening.
Mile DeRosa in dancing and comic vocalism,
and Lon ChapIn in his great personatien ala
Lingard. Every one who goes there passes q
plea SAINT evening at the Canterbury.
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown
CHAScIsr SALE 4 or p d.1R0EEP REAL Is

"a By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
Ia: OF the District Of Columbia, passed in chan.
Lcery, cause ,l76 equity docket Q, Elliott ct Al
70. IrizHeii OF 81; shall. on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF April, 1859, on the premisss proceed to sell
ct public auctten, Of , m. Lot No 80, in Beatty
and Hsvkins' addition to Georgetown. fro nting i&
feet on the south side Of edison street near fay
cite street, and containing about IL acres Of Lar
The improyements consist OF . tive sts ~ Frame
Terms: One. third of the purchase money 70 be
paid In cash, and the remainder in respectively sx
and twelve months from the day of sale, With in.
terest, to be secured by the purchasers bonds or
al In cssh, a the Iurohasers option, A deed
post OF $50 required at time Of sole All convey
chaser. w. II. IHEDALL, Trustee.
aps- eod&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
NEW SPRING GOODS We are nov selling
SRIAT BAHeAIH y choice Spring DRY
an e1xmination ofeur stock BENZ MIILER,
ap3.lDH 101 Bndgesstreet, Georeetown.
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AFRICAN M. L. ZION CONTAMINATION
Ddy.-Conference met, with Bishop Jones pre-
siding.
letter from the Wesley Zion Church
South Washington was read, giving a favor.
able account of the condition Of the church.
both spiritual and temporal; also, one from
Galbraith Chapel, and one from Concord
Montgomery county, Md.
The following amounts were reported as COL
lections from the different churches yesterday:
Wesley Zion, $50; Union Wesley, 81 60; John
Wesley. so; Galbraith Chapel, $40.
Elders John w. Green. of the Gennesse
Conference. and Rev. Joseph Bowser, of the
NJ l. Church, were admitted to seats within
the bar.
The Committee on Lay Delegates reported
the credentials of the delegate Of Union Wesley
Church as correct.
A letter was read from the John Wesley
Church, asking the return OF the Rev J. +
Price 10 that mission again; also, one from
Union Wesley Church stating their embar-
raised condition IN regard to finances
The delegate OF John Wesley Church re-
ported his church in prosperous condition
both spiritual and temporal.
request was made for the return of Elder
Hamer TO Galbraith Chapel.
The Conf. renee then took a recess till 2b
O'Clock.
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EXEGgT0RS SALE OF TIE VALUABLE
OF THE LATE ALiRID LEE, De

which s%pswsr. the ands1s sss r :.
Of and o sS Se 81 a on.
william Purcell, Judge OF the Orphans Court
the dates and terms hereinafter mentioned S Ss
each ssRs Il ,n r.. "
able property to settle the estate so that eooh
tive p .,1% in pursuanee Of the win '
Lot mot AS S.a IT, :s e oee &C
on rsee
s ~ ' .as feet
deep on the west line, improved BY four new two
&Su.. FL. s %
sold By subdivision to be sho wn On day Of sale
Tth viii conform az near a. may Do 70 front, &c
On TUESDAY; .Asril 2. 1859, a. . % O'Clock /,
addition to Georgetown, fronting sixty eOJ feet on
the n, north aide Sf Resl street. and thirty ts feet
by tive story Frame Hsuse ''' '"'r''s'
On WEDNESDAY, VEL y April g. 1872. at 80 O'Clock
r. Beali addition to Gsorseto1%, frontinS fhi9,y
800 feet on the west side q Green street between
he s%ss BAY. Il ssass e1 %. part.
hundred and eighty i've iss,I OF Besii's sdditions
TO Georgetown, bounded as follows: Beginning at
Of Bridge and Green
street vest twenty four ga feet. THENCE south
RaIauei WIN Green street ninety 1907 feet to ten
foot wide alley opening into Green street: thence
with said alley east twenty four al feet to Green
street, and thence with the west line OF Green
street north ninety 1901 feet to the place OF begin
ming. Improved BY q large new two story and
basement Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in equal
Indictments at six, (6.J twelve (l2) and eiehtee
u8l months; said balance to bear interest from
CAV OF sale. and to be secured by deed of trust on
Que hundred dollars down on each pieoe Of prom
erty when the same IL bid of.
Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser or pur
ehasers cost. JNO: H. Johnson, Exec'r
ap3td y.B.WAEELER CO., Auct'rs
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PRoFHssoR KRns' annual May festival and
exhibition at his Academy, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, to come OF
on Friday evening, April Both, viii be q grand
affair. Everybody is going.
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FOE COUGHS and Throat Disorders, use
browns Broncial Troches.' having proved
their efficiency by test of many years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet bet.
ter Of that which 1 began thin king well Of"
eos REV. HENRY WARD BRRCHBR
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a q -
saan By RictoHs COtored Nob.-Yesterday after.
noon, about O'CLOCK, a riot occurred between
some colored men, about one hundred in mum.
Der. near the II street bridge in the northeast
ern section Of the city, during the progress Of
winch stones and other missiles were used
pretty freely and the ar reseunded with bias.
phemous and obscene language In the midst
OF the dimculty Lieutenant Johnson, who
happened TO oe passing along on hors TO
The IRE on 18th street. rode into the crowd ana
arrested the ringleadsr. a colored man known
as Toney Gray, alias Toney Jones, wnereupon
the mob turned their batteries on the ON GER,
and with cries of Run. Toney: don't 60"
Take him away &C. hurled such a volIey
OF stones NJ him as 10 seriously in lure his body
and the cap of his right knee, disabling MIN in
such q manner a 10 cause him TO release his
prisoner and almost fall from his horse In IN.
vicinity OF the disturbance about twenty We
or thirty white persons had collected, and on
being called upon by Lieutenant John 500 for
assistance, some Of them showed a disposition
TO respond; but they Were deferred from
N ieud tones that il they raised a hand. they
che mob would burn their property and ..ktlI
them" One colored man. named VIM Grams
olo make an enort TO render the Lieutenant as
slstanee, when johnson Kinney, one of the
leaders OF the assaulting party, ordered him 10
cease, say ing that be and MS crowd would Kill
hlr1 As soon as the man Gray hsd made ms
escape, the officer was Permitted 70 depart. Al
though suffering greatly from his Injuries.
Lieutenant johnson rode over TO the pre-
cinct station and obtained the services Of
posse OF officers, but on arriving at the scene of
the assault the rioters had dispersed He then
obtained warrants for the arrest OF four of the
assaulting party, when be knew. The Leu
tenant was entirely unarmed AT the time of the
assault, and he was fortunate 10 escape with
hrs life The recklessness of rioters lately and
the lmpunity with which they defy the oficsrs
lately, Is said TO be owing partially at least to
the mIsinterpretation by the riotously disposed
Is well As by the police of q recent decision of
the CRIMINAL Court. which the police think
make them liable TO punishment IL they use
their weapons, even in any emergency.
Ohcers Hamilton, MIlstead and Mcdonald
Win sergeant Harrison, arrested Root Jones.
Page Bailey, Charles Humphreys, Johns On
kenney and Jane. Bailey, on the charge of
being engaged in the riot, and they are held for
n bearing.
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A NEW WAY OF Done BUsINBss.--HolIan.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Grnt's Furnishing Goods At i've per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are In need
OF the above goods to patronize us as II will
save considerable money to the buyer and eBa-
BILE us TO continue selling goods at these rates.
HOLLANDKR BRos, 2l0 PeDna. avenue,
Abb: between lith and 18th SITS.
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TIE EwING-FULLKR CAsg.-The case of
Living agt- Fuller ct al. was before the District
supreme Court on Saturday on a motion to
dissoiye an injunction made by Justice DIN.
The plaintin claims 70 have been CO. partner with
FULLER and Stettaner, TO whom was assigned q
contract by one Simerly, which the firm exc.
cuted- and that on final settlement a voucher
Tor soO,ei3 was given in Simerly's name and
transferred 70 w. 5. Huntington, Esq who
was ABOUT 70 collect the same and transfer il
beyond the jurisdiction of this court. Upon
the nling OF this bill Judge Olin granted the
usual preliminary order. After wards Perry
uuer nied his answer, denying that Ewing
had any claim on the firm, and the Merchants
National Bank Of Little Rock came in as a de-
fendant, and claims the SsO,sI3, on the ground
that IL purchased the voucher In q question with
out notice OF any equity on the part Of Ewing
and paid S7,2OO cash on the vouchers, the ball
ance being covered by the interest and expeH-
ses. Upon the coming in OF tn answers. Judge
chn made an order OF injunction and for a re-
eeiyer The defendants came then in General
term and moved TO dissolve the injunction
The compliments moved 70 dismiss the mo-
lion as beyond the jurisdiction OF the court and
the motion 70 dissolve was dismissed.
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OAK HALL, the emporium Of fashion, is be-
and restocked win q most complete assort-
ment of Gentlemens', Boys and Chill trens'
Clothing, and Piece Goods OF the latest styles
for those prpferring to be measu red. Prizes
unusually low. Oak Hall, $50 7th street, op.
posite Post Once
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INFERIOR, I
WASHINGTON, o., April 10th, 1853.
proposals for furnishing such articles Of station
cry rs may be required by this Department, and
the bureaus and Offices thereof during the remain
DER OF the fiscal year ending June 10Th 1852 will be
received until II clock M, of SATURDAY, May
Each proposal must be signed By the indiyidu Al
or nrm making IL, and be accompanied by Q satis-
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute a
contract With good and sufficient bonds If his hid
Is accepted for any or all articles
All articles furnished must be Of the best quality
OF their kind.
Bond with approved security will he required OF
the party to whom the contract may he an sfded
On failure to furnish any article when re0uirsd .
In Reasonable time the right IL reserved of puri
chasing in open market, or Of declaring the can
tract forfeited and If greater price than the con-
tract price 10 paid for such article the difference
will be charged TO the contractor.
The Department reserves the right to reject or
accept the bid all articles sinsly collectively
An estimate OF the quantities which will be
peeded. and blank forms for bidding, containing
inil information. In accordance with this Adver.
ueement. will be furnished on application.
Proposals unaccomDa panied by satisfactory guar.
antee. vail not be considered, and contracts win be
sweroed only TO established manufacturers or
dealers In the 81 ticles.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications furnished, and failure 70 do 20
will cause the rejection Of any bid. 49,. =
Proposel1 must be addressed 70 the 0ecretafy of
the Interior, and be Endorsed Proposals for Sta.
tioney;;",. . I'D. COX, Secretary.
ap l2,lbl8,z, rs, 29,6t
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SEE advertisement Of horses for sale by Brics
& Bro. in another column.
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RAILROADS.
BALfInoaa AND ONO aAlLHoAp.
) -

BAIr1no.s AND OHIO .AILaoAp.
IS -
. f,s,s. s:s..a yAeHIsaros AND saLrr.
are nov rss = fellow We ' si'
roR bALrIneRl.
A. ' .ss lss sss's.: sss. sac, ..s ,sS
.I 5ss, =. s.,iy, 'se'Is sssi.s. q and sac
I, ron AHnAroLp.
or fsow ss..,a Al :, s.s Ph. No main -
IoI BsLSinoin.
,ky a. L.. ssd 1880, q, $40, ana
Lssv. a . A. l.. and I ssa sci.u.
FOB ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
A. l. ., and essf. iss.'rd'' and Sunday I" :
..s.s s.:s ss III. sS ,r.,s. Ss s: sss
n Tsross = A ssss,.; psrssr.esIs: 40
.es.. o s:i :. :: ffs q ~
ne day Also, st tie Ccmpanys Once, Soe
one. e.s ssr,. s .1rss:: g
nsrs their esSs.se called sOr and checks !. thar
rss,denee' taken 70 the depot and put IN ths be-.
For ne. Ycr.. Philsdelphi.. and Boston, O,
wilson. Master % rrsnsporssssoa
nss aEo S2 RJ6s sse's c.n r,.sG, ss,nt.
TffFRGEELssHH t EESH ihnr AND w.spIssre.
INV YORK &Qa
Trains between wAsHIsGros AN Srv
fORk now run - follows viz: -"
FOB NEW YORK, srifaosf ehaass NJ 800.
Iesve daily Except Sunday a. -A
1880 and >tOP.M ene
FOB PBILApELPHlA
Leave daily (eroert tupdayl &C A. N a.
1880 and S:S0P.M.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York .; -s0 p m ii, ana Phfls-
delphis at s:<0P M.
daily.
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, seu rorh or
Boston Be he'd af the statfes ofce ~ All hour
In the day. Also, ~ the Oompanys once, Ne.
400 fenDsyiyania avesae. Passengers arc nasina
tickets at the Avenue once can there arrange %
hay. their bssesSe called Cor and checked Il their
rtsidenoe, taken he depot. end pot In the be-
See Bsltinors ana Ohio Railroad sdvertsemep,
for sShsdnls sstyeen Washington. Baltimore, An
IL WILSON nsster Trsnsyortasieu.
L. n. COLE. General Ticket Aeest
noS GEO. .. koeNTz. Agent. wsshinetos.
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OROPOeAL0 FOB BEEF.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMNIssARY,
Fort Monroe, Va, April Is, 1889
Sealed Proposals. I'm duplicstel VIII be received
nishing All the FRESH BEES resuired b. the Sub.
sistence Department ct the posts Of Fort Monroe
and Norfolk, Va, for eight months, commencins
NAY ], 1859.
The beef 70 bs supplied must be Of the best mar.
keteble quality, In equal proportions Of fore and
hind quarters (neckS, shenks snd kidney talloW 20
be excluded 70 b delivered ct such times and
in such quantities may b required; &c must
weigh not less than four hundred and hfty (l5Oj
pounds per head when dressed and trimmed dowu,
and will be subject to in spection before Stag,
bull and cattle known as "scalawAGs." will b re-
jected.
Separate proposals will be received for sales to
officers Ut the above named posts for the same Pc
cOdnS fsah snd j.
Lamb anA Fresh Pork: These nests g BE- q the
ioin cuts, 40. dSod security required. :. -1 w
Payments TO be made monthly, - usual.
Bidders requested to BE- present Ut the opening Of
JAMES CUR1Y,
Second Lieutenant, sth Artillery, Depot 0oImis-
m HLINlRY..HIss 2: a. ncOORnIOK has
~ Just returned from New Iork With "a
III, Ill and elegant Stock Of nILLiEEnI
467 era efRI6T. near =. sDlo-im
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SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIvKRsARIRs.-Att the
New York avenue Presbyterian Church, yes
terday. the fifty first anniversary of the Sab.
bath School took place-the exercises being
opened with singing By the scholars, under the
conductorship Of tne leader of the choir, Mr. O.
M Parks, followed by prayer by Rev DR.
Septmus Tusiin. Mr.. e.. NJ Parks then sub-
mitted his anI ual report, showIng:-Scholars
teachers, and officers on rolls, 29i: average AZ
tendance OF scholars, I53; number of scholars
admitted, %; number left scnool, 81; scholars
counted with check, ,. The following is a
statement OF the financial condition OF the
school, taken from the Treasurer's report
Collected BY the school, $685.. II, which has been
appropriated Is follows; Purchase of a song
roll. s6O; map Of Palestine, SIS; current ex.
Penses OF the school, 81; paid over 10 the
Youths Missionary Society, S175.7I; leaving a
balance OF S1O5O In the treasury, winch will
about meet the outstanding indebtedne ness
There was also raised by the Youths Mission
AIRY Society $22O, making an aggregate of $9I6
collected for all purposes during the year
Addresses were delivered by Senator Scott, of
pennsylvania, Mr.. Hill, OF New Jersey and
Governor Buckingham, OF Connecticut when
liberal collection was taken up, and the meet.
ing dispersed.
At the l3th-st-eet Baptist Church. the TWEEN.
fy-nffh anniversary Of the SUNDAY School was
celebrated last evening. There was a large
eoncourse present. the school having been con
siderably increased during the past year. In.
terestlng addresses Were delivered by Rev A
ID Gillette, Professor Mason, Mr.. " Young.
and j. Cults. u ute a number Of awards OF
merit were also distributed.
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PERSONS desiring to purchase the best of
trunks and valses. LADIES' and gents travelling
sacks ana satcheis, inside Of the best material
and workmanship, under the immediate super
vision of the entsrprising firm Of j. S. Topham
Il Co. No. 500 It'll street. under the folds of that
mammoth flag. These gentlemen are practical
mechanics, and apply all the latest and bast
Improvements in the manufacture OF their
trunks such as MeMurray's patent trunk stay,
ano Houses patent India rubber trunk shield.
These improvements can only be had at this
establishment In the city of Washington
Trunks of all kinds made 10 order, and all
kinds of repairing done at the lowest rates.
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can infest the teeth cleaned daily With SozJ-
don't. outlay, the bark of the Chiffan Soap
Tree, an article which possesses clean sing pro-
perties superior to those Of any other known
substance, Is one Of the ingredients of this
peerless compound. SoZodont is the only oen.
trifice in existence in which this salubrious bo.
tanical product is incorporated. eo
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THE PK1TT1EET, mCst select, dnd fashlOnable
stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods in this city
is undou btedly to be found at the Original
Francs, 494 9TH street, between ID and E, VINO
has just returned from New York, where ne
Ties, Bows, and Scarfs, together with q foil
assortment of new goods in his line. As TO
quality and prices, we can only say that he 10
In the habit Of selling the best quality goods,
and cheaper than any other house in this city.
For the benefit Of persons who have no money
to throw away, we would say 60 TO the Orig
inal Franc, and buy your Gents Furnishing
Remember the name and place, aThe Original
Franc" 49i eth srreer, between ID and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 327,I:
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NIfBD efAfEs PAfKHf OPFIoE,

On u. ,.s,,on s ~ si hch = iSSdk Of ~ ~
tor. moss: praying for the sxtension OF . pstsst
issaed on the llsh DAY q Aleast, ISIS. for a. iS-
ONCE on the zist day Of June ssxt. Asy 81.
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