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1%BE On YOUR GUARD,

The uneNan pied success which for two years has
accompanied the use Of HOstetter Stomach Bitters
provokes the envy OF ignorant nostrum mengers in
AL parts Of the country and the counterfeitng bust
ness having been messureably played out in eonse-
quence Of the numerous suits instituted against the
ofeDders new system Of tactics has been adopted.
In the South and West especially, legion of I" Bit
tiers, prepared from worthless materials and bear
ing variety Of names, have been got mp by ire
sponsible adyenturers with the hope Of substituting
them to some extent for the Standard Tonic Of the
Age. In some cases country druggists are the con-
cOctors and proprietors of these unscientifc and
trashy compounds, which are warmly recommended
by the vendors, who endeavor to palm them on upon
the credulous in lieu OF the great specific which has
never vet had successful competitor either among
proprietary preparations OF the medicines
in private practice.
This notice is intended to put the public on their
guard against persuasions of parties engaged in the
attempt to Substitute rubbish for the most eff
Client stomachc and Alternative at present known. AT
this OF the year when debility and complaints
arising from lack Of vital energy generally pre-
vail, IL IL the greatest consequence that tricks
should be played with depressed and enfeebied sys-
tens. Ask. therefore, for Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers, the great vegetable Hvigorant and alternative
and reject, with deserved contempt, the than
useless medlcJs offered in it, place II is impor-
tant to the public to the of the famous
restorative, that this advice should be needed.
JylSeost&w
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An COMMERCIAL.

In Wall street yesterday Afternoon the chief
topic o, the conversation was the upward move
ment ir the Thermometer, which for the time
being attracted more attention than fluctuations
on the Stock Exchange and the Gold Room
The heat was very oppressive and many Of the
risk their lives for a brokerage. In other d.
partmenis OF business operations were almost
suspended In consequence of the heat. II e
m oney market was unusually easy and at the
close the leading Government bond dealers
we e offered money at per cent ON call, while
the stock brokers were Accommodated at 5 to per
CEN. The general dizziness In Wall street in
G. injection with the dizziness in most branc hes.
of legitimate trade is the occasion of this great
ease IN money. Prime discounts are quoted at
6 TO per cent.
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Bt bdHkrs, BTots,s and Commercial T.i,xy1pA. J
Lewis johnson & Co, quote stocks and bonds in
nome and foreign markets follows:
NEW YORK, July E.-Frst Boarf-U. 3. g, 1881,
coupon ll21s DDS, 1867 pom. l5; s2es 1854,
pom, fs: s 1s. 1Sd6. coupon, lo9: s. aes 1858,
coupon h 2s 1857 coupon .lU1 =; 51Os, lsss
BON, ho .; D +s, cOupon. l06 Currency IS, ihi<;
Mari posA- = do. preferred, :; Cantoa, 81; Csm-
berland, on ID, ~; Western Union Telegraph, 80 ;
Quics silver, Pacifc Mail, 500: Bnston Water
PPower, II ADAMS ENpTess, o.; Wells, Fargo
Enn Esp ,Lt4 AnleI,can EYp, ~; UnI,ed states
NV York Central and Hndson, gD,i. do, do; Scrip,
So Erle, 2e.s; do. pf Il, -, Harlem, lly-i. Har
lem, pref d, 49,; Reading. ga; Michigan central,
Up; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. S.. ,
G-s; Northwest, sEt; do, preferred, S3it; CleNe-
land, Columbus Cincinnati. =: New Jersey
Central, 90 Rock Islsnf, ll2is milwaukee and
81 PAM, pa: Milwaukee aHl -. Paul preferred
~. wabash aHd Western, ffS,; Fort Wayne, -:
Alton Snd Terre Haute. =. Chico and Alton,
iHI; Chicago and Alton. r<ef'd. lie: Ohio and
Mlssissipni Certificates, 49,; Tennessee State SIS
Old ci o; Tennessee state SIS, new of 81 Virginia
State ;. old Of q, o. North Carolina as old az.
weak.
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Helmbold, the patent medicine man, is one of
the shrewdest business men in the country. For
weeks past he has been astonishing the visitors
at Saratoga and Long Branch by his magnih-
cent displays and lavish expenditure of money.
and some smart calculators have estimated his
expenses at from 500 to 500 per day Does he
take in SAIL al the store, and shorten up the
legitimate expenses OF his business to meet this
vast outlay for pleasure, as many suppose? Not
he on the contrary, he yesterday occupied
whole Tage OF each OF the leading morning pa
pers OF New York with the advertisements of
his preparations. The results of this bold stroke
alone viii nearly foot the bills of his summer
campaigr.
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The personal effects Of Mr.. Dickens, mainly
small pictures. sketches, library articles, and
objects OF rirtH, were recently sold at auction,
bringing the enormous sum of 90. 4lo. OF course
many of the articles had decided merit as works
of art, but this is not true of the bulk of the
catalogue, and the high prices obtained were
solely due to the associations connected with
the various objects, and had nothing to do with
Their real or marketable value Inasmuch as
the TACT that the sale was advertised has called
out Considerable unfayorable criticism upon
the heirs as well a the executors OF the dead
novelist, II seems proper to state that thew had
no choice but TO let the sale take place when
and in the manner it did, the injunctions of the
will being precise aud binding that the things
specified were TO be sold by public auction
within a month Of death.
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The Markets JO.Day.
fel>orapAed Ezclxsireip 10 TIE Euenss1 y.oy

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cotton dull at T.. &C. Flour
fsmil" active, bzt less firm; Howard street super.
me SbaS6.45, do. extra. SIaSs do. family
SSsS9.9: City Mills superhns. So 25aS 81 *; do
extra 81 i9a 80 do. family, S8aS 10 So Western
ily, .0aSo. Wheat lower: sales of new red at
81 AsS u; white. 81 .50a SlSa White Corn 81 25s
= -. yellow goa 10. Oats heavy new hJA5fc
old, 6la63c. Rye. eOasl o. New pork firm at S3i.
Bacon fun: rib sides. lSc.; clear do. IS,C shOul-
ders, Is &C: hams. &c. Lard firm at liza slsc
Whisky dull at 81 OGaSlui
BALTIMORE, July 2T.-yirf fBia 6's. old, 40 bid
NKw YORK, July T.-Ssoeks heavy. Money.
ta5 per cent. Gold. 215s Exchange, long, 90.
Bonds. 5-:n s. l-i2. ex C"upon .. Virginia 6's, ex-
coupon, 10: do. new, 60 North Carolina's. old, 4:
do. new, 20. The steamer Wisconsin takes out
8 c0.0tp in specie.
NEw YoRk. July H-Flour dull and heavy.
W heat quiet and declining. Corn quiet and un-
changed
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Trustee SyphaN doubtless ISLANDERS the Secre-
tary OF the Interior by ntirnsting that it was BY
his advice that the reporters are excluded from
the meetings OF the Board OF Trustees OF Col
ored Schools. The Secretary, We are sure, is
much too sensible 10 give him any such advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

Tie American newspapers pursue the war
topic with great diligence and i1ency, but By
DO means in the ponderous style OF the English
papers Thus the London Stasdard, of the 18th,
has afOur-eolumn editorial upon the European
situation. and the other London papers treat
uICI the subject with like copiousness.
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0%NOTICE
uS PAVING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

WA>HINGTON, d. G., July q, $50
The Commission appointed BY AN act to provide
Tor the paving Of Pennsylvania avenue, approved
July hh s10 10 authorized 90 select and determine
the best kind II ement to be used in paving Penn
syyania avenue and to have said thOroug paved
herewith from the northwest gate of the Capitol
the crossing Of Fifteenth street west. The Commits
sion met and organized in accordance with the above
law and proceeded to the election of President and
Secretary. IL was decided to invite all pstentees,
owners, inventors, Of any Of the improved pave
ments, Of whatever material composed, whether Of
stone. wood ashphalt concrete, any other kind to
furnish accurate and detailed drawings models, lie
scriptiOns, specifications including the of the
foundation to be laid how packed, and in fact all
Information TO their construction and dur ability
This Information IL desired to enable the Commits
sioR decide in the first instance, upon the general
nature OF the material TO be used in paving the Ave
nue. and Their TO specify the preference that be
agreed upon ia regard to some particular method 10
be adopted reference 10 the law Public No. lad
will give required information as TO how the pay
ments for said pavement will be made IL is provided
therein that the cost OF laying such pavement shall
exceed the OF four dollars per square yard "
Tn estimated of said pavement is in the neigh
bOrhOod of sixty five thousand t65 c0) square yards
All cOmmuni, atoms should be addressed 10 the Sec
retsry, Gen -ral y. MICHLER, Office of Public
Buildings. Grounds and Works, v. 3. Capitol Wash
ing on. ID U. tChrOn. & Rep Jy27 lot 1
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MIR. Gladstone, in the English House of Com
mons yesterday, said that the United States
having declined the offer of Great Britain con-
corning the Alabama claims, the next advances
on the subject were to be made from the United
States.
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And now the bilious New York S.sn is pitch
ing into the Patent Office and the manner i'm
which IL is conducted. The American Associs
ton tor the Advancement of Science will meet
in Troy on the l7th proSiDo, and the So. urges
that the Association shall adopt resolution re-
Tuesting President Grant To authorize an inves
tgation relative to a conspiracy said TO exist in
the nited States Patent Office, to prevent the
inventors OF new sewing machines from obtain
ing the patents which they are entitled.
The Sun says il is charged that the wealthy
sewing machine companies have formed a ring
TO keep NJ prices and break down opposition.
AM that the Commissioner of Patents sis AZ
least cognizant of the designs OF the Ring about
him. if not an abettOr of their acts The Sun
says further 80 1t is also alleged that one of
the examiners in the Patent Office was secretly
IN the employ of the associated sewing machine
companies when he entered upon his duties;
and that h. has faithfully served them since"
Such charges as these are easily made, and
sometimes they proceed from interested parties.
We suppose the Commissioner of Patents will
have no difficulty in disprOyiDg them.
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More than one hundred and hfty fatal cases
OF sunstToke have occurred in New York CITY
during the present summer. In Washington we
have had but one fatal case, and there was doubt
about that, as to whether death was the result
Cf the heat.
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Whittier says Of the French Emperor:
81 Base gambler for NapOleOn's crown,
Barnacle on his dead renown,
Thou Bourbon NeopOlitan,
Crowned scandal, loathed of God and man
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Isn ~ about tune 10 put a stop to such pal
pablo HiberDicisms in official quarters. A. Adj
sniral Perters recOmme ndafi ION that the navy
should be put n ga war footing IN. T. Post.
And Why not footing Isn't our navy "web-
foo.ed, !" according TO MIR. Lincoln:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

number OF the men recently engaged in the
strike in the Pennsylvania coal regions have re
sumed work on the company's terms.
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There seems 10 be no reason to doubt that the
present publication OF the treaty proposed bv
France TO Prussia In 1896 is made at the instance
oil the Prussian government. in order 10 expose
the greed and duplicitv OF Napoleon. and more
especially 10 enlist England against him by
showing that he was willing to break his alliance
Win her and seize Belgium. had Prussia not
refused consent The treaty proposed was not
only an infracton OF friendship with England.
but in direct defiance of her power, and Bis
marck has certainly thrswn n bomb shell into
Napoleon's diplomatic camp by its publication
NAPOLEON will, however. doubtless he able ~
furnish some plausible explanation of the mat
ter, but win hardly succeed in lulliny the sus-
PicIous hostility Of John Bull, now so thoroughly
aroused. AS London paper says, 'public
opinion in this country is already suffi Recently
weighty in Prussia's favor. but ne tre1ty would
make our neutrality diff cult, If not impossible"
AT least, England will guard ali the more
jealousy the neutrality and integrity Of Bel
GUM.
80 Tar as France is concerned, il ~ a mistake
TO suppose that she will lose anything in the
present contest by having the neutrality ct Bel
GUM strictly respected. In fact, it will be of
great advantage to her to have the neutrality of
that country strictly maintained, a. she will
thus be secured from attack on that portion, of
her frontier nearest to Paris, and she can make
Metz, Nancy and S:rasbourg her base for oper-
ations against Germany without fear of her LETT
flank being turned and her capital exposed
Thus she gains the advantage of being able IN
concentrate her troops near the German from
tier; and her railway system allows her in a
very short time to mass the greater part Of her
army on the line joining Metz. Nancy and
StrasbOurg.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

- PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have The STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the ofice. Terms 50 cents
Per month.
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. - Z.

The CUMBERLAND RACEs.-The Cumberland
races began yesterday and continue three days
ending Friday next. AT yesterdays races Jefl
Davis, entered by Wilson, won the trotting
purse; General sherman, entered by Longman,
won the running race, making q h alf mile in
nfty flour seconds. The races are q success.
~The Jersey editors are calling each others
papers Dead Beat and Penny Puke, which is
Jersey wit.
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IMAM AIED LEATHER CLOTH, so INCHES
Il WIDE, - CENTS PER YARD.
JOHN X. ELNANS,
Ill OIL InuiaiAna
DANIC STRUCK BEAUTY.

Is q terrible shock To a charming woman-in-
deed, To any woman, to fad that her teeth are " be-
ginn ing to GO Never will any human being who
uses the fragrant S0ZuDONT make that discovery
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DROPOsALS FOR BUILDING VESSELS FOR
COAST SURVEY SERVICE

Sealed Proposals, addressed 10 Prof BENJAMIN
FIERCE, superintendent Coast Survey, Washington.
ID. q, Will be received up'il noon August d. for
buidne one steam Propeller of 20 tons, q. NJ. and
one Of 7u tons, o. M =. of iron
hlto, Tor two SchoODers Of 50 tons, q. VI Of wood
Bids Will be receive aud considered for building
me hus oil the two prOpellors of wood and the huls
of the two schooners Of IRON
General plans and specific atons of the essels can
PIERCE, a. above. Iv1T III
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC
III (lE InI.IMRIA

H0idiHg a SPrct"I T.rD,, July 25th $50
In the case Of JNO. b. BLAKE aud MOSES
NELLY, executors of JOSHUA PIERCE, de
ceased the executors aforesaid have, with the
appreciation of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
ttIct 81 Columbia aforesaid, appointed TUES
DAY. August 10Th. A. D. 1870, Tor the fnal
tate of said deceased, and Of the assets in
hand, as Tar as the same have been collected
and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
notified to attend, with their claims properly
from all benent ia said deceaseds estate PrJritsds
copy OF tins order be published week for three
weeks in the EveldiE Star previous 10 the saii
day. Test:
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Jyz7-w-sw A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTEH-
" THIRD District DSPARTMEHT OF TUr i -

PHIiAbELPHGA, Pa, July >, $50.
scaled Proposals. in duplicate, will be- received AT
this Office, and at the Office II the Pest Quartermas
ter Of Fort Macon North Carolina, mp 70 y clock
M, on SATURDAY, the 9th of August, $50 for
the erection OF Post hospital at Fort Macon, N G
The building TO be of wood. and constructed in &C
cordsnce with plans and specifications furnished by
the surgeon General u. y. Army. which can be seen
at this ohce, and at the office of Post Quartermaster
of Port Macon, No.
guarantee that in the event Of the ptance of the
proposal the bidder or bidders will enter into con
tract for the erection of the building
The Quarteimaster DEPARTING Mt reserves the ri gbt
to reject any and all bids
Any additional information desired by parties
wishing TO bid, will be furnished upon application
to his Office the Office of the Post Ouartermaste-
Fort Macon. n. g. HENRY T.. HOBO ES,
Bvt Lieut.. Col. and Qusrtermsster T. s. A.
I2I Ct Chief QnaTtermaster.
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CHARTERED 1910. Regular (OiIsgg
VIII commence its next scholastic year with mn
corps Of Professors 0ad Teachers. MONDAY, Septem-
Der Eth. French lady resides in the family
Terms very Moderate. Send for a Catalogue con
tanning terms. view Of buildings names Of aInmnor
81. Address REV. THOs. NJ. CANN, A N :,
Pre- ident vJ- en1
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ME- ROACHES, RATS AND MOE.
=, WARNS EFFECTUAL vERMIH POISON Win
destroy these Pests, and is perfectly safe
20 xtensvely or suscessfully used In this city
III nSe Sspr PIT box. Sold, wholseAke and re-
DrlGGbts generally. mvW -
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THIRD SUPPLY OF WAR M.ps ,U.r nv
oliN fhiNtcfT8u ffhn < GTRPRI{ Y, s,IIiss
Dzs-u 9os PennsyiYania ayenus.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LUNA lON ALI.
II TvERviEw MILITARY ACADEMY,
~ . Pol GHhEEPS1E. ". Y,
OTIS BlsBEE, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor
A wide ewake, thorough going School Tor bows
wishing % be trained Tor Business. Tor College, or
Tor West Point, or the Naval Academy. yl6 I'm
I AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY
Ia Al AUBURNDALE, MASS
Ten miles west u Boston. Instruc don thorough.
careful, complete. Advantages for M asic Painting
French and German, unsurpassed. Particular at
tenilon paid O. common aud solid braaches Teach
ers chosen with great care. Number limited o. 90
NeM year begins September 18th. Eddresz CHAs
" CUSHING. gy7 INV f-im
4 IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL CHARLES STREET ANErUE,
BALTIMORE, mn.
,or the aoguirernent Of thorough aud finished
English and French education.
Especial stientieR given 10 Music and ornsmeu-
tails.
Cost for boarding pupils IN English department.
$40 per annum.
For circulars containing full information address
the Principal.
del7-eoSW.iy Rev. J. A.LIPPINCOTrAn
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o~NOTICE RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL
uS LINES
W = n u = = I VI = '
SURG EON GENERALS OFFICE.
Va ..uTNrrnN lSth IuIv Is-n


WAR DEPARTMENT.,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHINFToN, 18th July, $50.
Congress having provided by Acts approved June
u, JuDe ~. and July IL. $50, for the reissue every
hye years OF Artificial Limbs the value thereof in
money, to officers, soldiers, seamen and marine ).
who have lost limbs in the service of the United
States the following instructions publ shed for
the benehi OF those ia erested:
General, from whose Office the necessary blanks will
be furnished on request.
Upon application. for limbs in kind orders will be
given by the Surgeon General. upon any manufac
tur r selected, who shall have first filed bond in the
sum of five thousand dollars. with sure,ieS. 10
furnish good and satisfactory limbs, without extra
charge the soldier, and make good all defects of
material OF workmanship without additional charge
SUBJECT IN all cases to the inspection Of such
a the surgeon General may designate
Blank forms will be furnished 10y this office.
Transportation 10 and from the place Of fitting the
limb will also be furnished upon a written request
addressed 10 the Surgeon General
Applications for Communication viii be certii a by
the Surgeon General, and transmitted TO che Com
missioner oil Tensions Tor payment through the local
As full Instructors will be forwarded from this
office with the blank form of apple alton the
81 employing al attorney or agent vii he m no cas-
y23f Surgeon General z. ). Army.
NsOFFICE sRC'Y BOARD OF HEALTH,
lS WASHING Ton, II. c.. July II, lS70.
After this date the Office of Secretary Board Of
Health viii De at No. 400 street northwest, Boom
The Secretary will be in attendance daily Sunday
eNCepJtiI ircm 70 TO II n m.
DIs-tf n. VI. sTRINGFIELD. NJ. D, Sect.
n-NoTICE To COUNTY IAX-PAYERs
COUNTY COLLECTOR OFFICE.
Room 3. over National MetT pDliIan Bank
Notice j. he reby Civ that all Taxes for 1909 and
previous years remsining unpaid after the l5t OF
BY order of Lew Cow,
y Is-e"gt JAMES PILLING. Collector.
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"ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 10 do genera
w housswork. cook, wash or iron in q small fam.
lily. Good references required and good wages will
be paid. Inquire at 1900 street. the LIST of
August jy 27-3tE
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.

sPALDINGS GLUE, no well regulated fam
ny VIII he without ". Jy2feo3t
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NANTsp-One two communicating unfur
w nished ROOMS, on second or third lors, in
central location, Please address TENANT Star
Office. stating location OF rooms, rent, &c: None
others noticed. ~ q IT
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"ANTED-In q all priv ate family, q first Ass
w COOK, WASHER and IRONER. Must bring
unexceptionsble refer TO capahility and hon
psiy- Also, good Dining room BOY. None need
apply unless they bring suitable reference.
Room No. l, Marble Building, 9TH street, opposite
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@MILBURN'S POlAR SODA,
S3l l3IH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury.

nyls- ON DRACGHT
N~HALLS HAZE RENEWER -......7Oc
uS At same low rate We offer Ayers, Rings,
MOut9pmery's, Barretts. Mrs. Aliens, Chey Alters
and all ii lair Preparations. Also, Iny
FINE OLD Rye WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family use, bot
tied by myself, large
Ayers earsAparilla and Cherry Pectoral---.....s5o
Helmbod Buchu and Sarsaparilla n
ysynss Alternative and TX pc tor
Batchelors Hair Dye black and brownl.........-sSc
hCstetter bitters-.----: ------
Lubins Perfumes, very large assortment, Warrant
- 90 kennine ,t.:........., .SVc
Magnolia Balm and Lairds Bloom
Lyon athairOn and Trcopherus 4Oc
Burnetts Cocaine and allistOn
schenck Q Tonic and Puimouic Syrup. 10
Cslgates Soaps, al kinds, retAiled st wholesale
Wibchssfsrr --.....sSe
Browns Ess Jamaica Ginger DC
California Wines-Angelica, Port, Sherry, Musca-
tel ST. Hook and Claret ...- Sc
De JepGh Cod Liver Oil, (genun as
MisbIers Herb Dtttere So
TRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, Run, &C.,
ssrrsnssd PSrs .D n = t:iss n n.
city which will sell At 80 per cent. less than rega
lar prices, imported and domestic Perfumery,
Roaps Cologpes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
Nail Infant, shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Oombs IN great variety, Prepare
Having much any rs III y Js sas
PrescTiptiops and Family Receipts all of which win
be put up half the usual rates, and every article
"H''' NHRfHuE NATTANs, Druegis,
spsly Corner ID and streets, n. w.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A WOMAN to cock. wash and iron.
w Arrly at the COLUMBIA HOUSE, corner of
18th ana Il streets southwest. " ai-4tE
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WANTEP-wHITE WOMAN, at No. $40 g.,
w sire near City Hall reliable White
w oman ID do general homework for a small faini-
ty wy
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EOR RENT-ei! npe -OFIIc1 RoOMs in the