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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm to the plainest face; but when faded,
features before agreeable lose their comelness and
the whole expression is that of advancing age. This
being fact, II is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish TO avoid prematurely gray hair.
Under these circumstances il will scarcely be Won
dered at that SATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success.
II Is the only preparation fur 1ishing safe and re-
liable restorer for the hair; absolutely free from all
poisonous and deeterious matter, and without sei-
meBt, and thousands above thousands have availed
themselves Of it. not simply because il restores the
color Of the hair, but because il supplies nourish
ilna,ad - I ny 80 vi tiie 'Ii ~ ti" MLeIe
Prom all sections of the country orders and tetimo
mails are received daily, speaking in the highest
terms of its qualities as the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward &
Walsh, 18th st. and Pa. and 18th and q: g. Cal
vert Ford, 1105 Pa aav.; Christiani Bros, eth and
Stsi G; w. Cropley, 10 Bridge 81, Georgetown;
81 st. and Pa av.; r. A. Bacon. - and SITS, Island
VIM. II. Daw, corner 10th and i sts.; and at the
Depot, corner of ID and ID SITS N. w. jel2-tf
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s7A campaign has been placed on foot in
Vermont against dogs, which destroy the sheep
20 a lively extent
NJ Elberton, Ga, has Che champion Good
Templar Lodge. Members of il are 30 abstemi-
Gus that butteTmilk flies 90 their heads.
n7-Douisiana State Senator Pinchbaek.
coored has instituted suit in the Eighth District
Court, Louisiana, for S25 co., aGaint the aelSs0n
Railroad Company, for refusal 20 furnish him
passage in sleeping car on account OF his color.
nSStriped hose, with Marie AntOinette slip
pers are considered the enObby' thing for
croquet parties among the Western bellies now.
Ii also adds 20 the effect when the stripes match
the color OF the malle.s and halls
pY-A child was born at Manchester, Vt, on
Tuesday, which weighed only two ounces, but
was perfectly formed, and hopes are entertained
OF It's living. Its face can be almost covered
by an old-fashioned cent, and q ladyis finger
ring can be slipped on the arm.
~ Mrs. GreumanII, Of Ctsaldy, Washington
Territory, has inst returnes from trip 70 China,
whittier she took out cargo of lui-Ssr' she -
SAID 70 be sharper in the lumber business .-'..
any other mill owner ON Puget Sound, and 20 :
Of least ten dollars more per thousand feet Tor
lumber than was ever paid at Hong Kong be-
fore.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatcher.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
TeIegrdpAed Ezclusirely 20 Ire Ereniag Stor.
AGairS I'm Franco

AhIttES n rance.
PARIS, July s.-DehStcs upon the budget and
the reorganization of the departments viii pre-
vent the assembly from taking a vacation until
the end OF July.
1t has been proposed to lend President Theirs
the Palace OF Elysec as a residence on the trans
fer 81 The government 10 Paris.
The Bank Of France Yesterday dispatched on e
hundred and Tour million francs in specie TO
Prussia. Fourteen dTay-carts were needed for
the transportation OF the amount % the railway
station.
Amiens has been declared in a state of. siege In
consequence of the murder Of a PrusSian an the
failure OF the authorities 10 discover the muir
derer.
The trial OF Rochefort, Assy and Rossel has
been pOstponed for fortnight
The reorganization OF the French army h,~
been completed. It's effective strength is SO 600
OF million francs.
The small pox j. decreasing I'm Paris.
Its again reported that Favre has resigned
the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. but the rumlr
arises probably from his frequent expression OF
the hope that lie will soon he able to reln1uish
the portfolio 10 a successor.
The Pope has written Theirs that he will re-
Numerous Algerian tribes have given in sab
mission TO General Tallemand and the end o. The
Instruction l. near.
SDain.
MADRID, July lit l. believed that Moret
VIII resign the direction Of the Ministry o. III
nance after the presen, alton of the report OF the
committee upon the tobacco monot,olv A vote
Cortes by vote of II9 to 81.
a proposition fer general amnesty in Spain
and the colonies is under consideration in the
Cortes.
Destructive Storm i'm England.
IONDoN, july I.-Great freshcts have occurred
in Derwent, Wye. Severn and Costa rivers. aud
have caused heavy loss for the farmers by the
destruction Of buildings and crops. Unusually
heavy thunder storms have visited the suburbs
of London. Many churches were set ire by the
lightning, and a number OF lives lost.
The Bank Of France.
PARIS, July THE bullion i'm the Bank of
France has increased leo 900 900 francs since last
week.
The Haverly Celebration i'm London.
LONDON, July THE Wayerly celebrati0n in
aid of the erection of monument to Sir Walter
Scott, was an immense success, and realized
$500 towards the object. The Prince and
Princess Of Wales, Prince and Princess Chris
tan, Prince Teck, Marquis OF LOrne, Princess
Louise and Prince Arthur were present. and
danced in character costumes as lord of Isles
I" Die Vernon" 'Waverly," 'sIvanhoe. "s'Flora
MacIyor," /" Madge Wildfre, - "Amy Rousart,"
Z" ROthsay," etc.
Six Tamway conductors have been fined iu
London for oyercrowding their cars.
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Iwilmington hotels furnish the frugal pea
nut for dessert.
aVTwenty-one Montana ladies recently
arrived at Sioux City on their way East, not one
of whom was attended by gentleman.
~ There is a school-teacher in Massachusetts,
who, il is said, sometimes for punishment, COM
pels her scholars 10 eat grasshoppers.
RSrA patriotic Indiana youth took his fathers
cow to the pound, and realized fifteen cents for
FosHth of July expenses.
nS-Mark Lemon, the late editor of Punch, saws
Mr.. Hatton, his biographer, ssbel Q yed I'm one
God, in one woman, In one publication"
nz-A marriage is recorded in the Norwich
Advertiser, the parties 20 which say-"No cards,
no cake, nobody's business. Clam chowder next
Wednesday evening at nine O'Clock"
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week, contains
accounts Of the Opening Of the Pittsburgh,
Washington and Baltimore Railroad; the Fash
ions for July, by Jennie June; Distribution OF
Premiums at the Academy OF the Visitation and
GOnzaga College; How the Fourth was Celebrated
here; Proceedings of the Legislative Assembly.
Board of Public Works and Board of Health; a
fine selection of Stories, Sketches and Poems; all
the News of the Day, General and Local: the
latest Telegraphic News from all parts of the
world; Political News from all quarters; Wash
ington News and Gossip; Editorials on current
topics; Agricultural articles; valuable House.
hold Recipes; Monetary and Commercial news,
&c.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents neatly enyel-
oped for mailing.
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baltimore AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-Mr.
Rutter, who contracted 20 construct the tunnel
under the city Of Baltimore FOR the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad, Is pushing the work
With commendable energy. A part Of the tun-
mel has been completed near North avenue
bridge, and the hands are now at work upon it
in dozen different directions, in fact al along
the line from Jones Falls 10 GilmOr street. IL
j. more than probable that the work will be
completed inside OF the specified time, which,
by the ordinance, IL placed at two years. The
lntent,on OF the company, however, is 20 run
trains on the road a. soon a. IL is completed from
this city 20 Washington. and, until the tunnel is
finished, 70 construct a temporary depot outside
Of the city limits, which may be reached By the
City Passenger RailWay.-BdL. ABserlcGa.
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TroubIe I'm m Ros,ou Pr;son

BOSTON, July Son "wednesday, as the pris-
oners in the prison here were taking their ablu-
tons before breakfast, james Brown, a West
india mulattO, suddenly drew a knife and in
Ilcted several cuts upon another convict named
John O. David. How badly the man is injured
has not been ascertained. RumOr has IL that a
number OF prisoners effected their escape. which
caused an alarm on the fire bells on "Wednesday
mia
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The Long Branch Races.

Long BRANCH, July THE day is fine and
the track in splendid condition. Nine thousand
persons were present
The first race for the July stakes was won by
Hubbard, two lengths ahead of Malta second
Experience Oaks third, Sanford's flly King
Lear fourth Time, LIZ.
The second race for the Americas Club purse
was won in the following order: First heat Lit
Teton, first by half length; Hamburg, second;
Susan Ann, third; Chilocothe, fourth. Time:
I:4-
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INTERESTING RAILROAD Casa letter from
Winchester to the Doudoun Enterprise, SAYS
"The Circuit Court Of Frederick county has
been engaged in the trial of a most important
and interesting case between the Manassas and
the Winchester 81 Potomac Railroads; involying
some S200,00o. During the war, the iron was
torn up from the Manassas Road by order of the
United States government, and conveyed to the
Winchester and Potomac Road and used in
laying track upon that road; and this iron is
there now, the said company enjoying all the
lenefit from this iron by means of which it has
been made profitable road. The government
OF the United States, after the war, turned the
road over TO the original company with all this
iron fastenedu upon it, and the Manassas Road
has brought suit for it, holding that the Potomac
Company, as to this iron, Is the trustee of the
Manassas Company. Many Intricate, interesting,
and important legal principles are imyoved in
the case, and the pubic viii await its decision
with interest. The doctrine of secession-the
questions of what are munitions of war-lawful
booty-prize, and the legal character of the war
itself, were discussed in this case,
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TuE Boston Journal Of Chemistry gives the
following recipe for a cheap ice-chest: lake two
dIy goods boxes, one Of which is enOugh smaller
than the other 10 leave space of about three
inches all around when Il Is place inside Fin
the space between the two with sawdust packed
closely, and cover with heavy lid made 20 1T
EeaJiy inside the larger lCN. Insert q small pine
in the bot,om OF the chest to carry OF the water
trOm the melting ice. For family use, shis has
prove quite as serviCcable and a. economical as
more costly ssrefTigg IatOrs.''
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Great Reduction.

BRANpIEs, GINS, &c, -
Of the following brands, yiz:-Family Nectar,
years old, 81 50 per gal; Robertson do, S350
DO; Bow Ter, do Old Crow, do, IS do, Baker,
Brsndies-Larocheller, So do; do; tfineJ IS do;
Hehnessey, 1884, 81 do; do, 1919, SO do; otard,
DuPny Co., 1865 $40; California Brandy, So do;
Old Tom Gin, 50 Is; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
'.r .-.. G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Btters,
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn s avenue.
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Churches Unroofed by n Storm.

CINCINNATI, July9--A heavy storm of rain
and wind passed over Portsmouth, Ohio. at 6
O'Clock Last evening, uGrOofing the Catholic
school-house, German Presbyterian church, and
partially unroofing the county Jail. No person
was injured. =.
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Rafchelor,s Hair i've.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lead; nor any rttdlc poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and deusiye preparations
hoastng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thiTty years
untarnished reputation 10 uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Back or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street New
York fp5rtf
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Died from Eating CLAIMS.

Boston, July flames Frahill and james
Joy, OF Lynn, died last evening from eating raw
CLANS which they ding ON Chelsea beach. Win
Dyer and Thomas Donnelly were also seriously
affected, but viii probably recover.
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Tn Titusyille Herald a..


Bret Harte cannot take part IN the process
SION IN thus city On the FoUr-s. but sends an
original poem entitled "Elpar-Eved Bin. the
Baid-Headed Pile Driver OF Red Hot" IL COM
mences thus:
Struck Welt You bat-sOrty feet IN tho ean1f
A thousand farTeleri If She amt N be- ,lal uiai
1.-The rest Of this charming poem viii be duly
giyen.s
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JoHNsTowEy PA.,July 7.-Hon. d.. Morrell
was thrown from carriage last evening near
here and very seriously injured. His skull was
fractured and his back sprained. His physicians
think he Will recover If no internal injuries have
been received, but the accident entails long
confinement.
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" Prairie City, Jasper County, Iowa, has
three hundred Inhabitants and am opera house"
B%Gen. Rosecrans acted as Grand Marshal in
San Francisco at celebration OF the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the pontifcate of Plus TX
rs The taking off Of horse thief out West the
other day Is thus chronicled: ssMr. Jim Clemens
ton. equine abductor Of Minnesota, was lately
the victim or a neck tie sociable."
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TEE MuRpERER FosrRR Rrsp1rrn-.- Ind

TIE MuRDERER FOSTER REsPIrED.-Judge
Pratt, of New York, has granted stay of pro-
ceedings in the case of the street-car conductor
Foster, the murderer OF Putnam. This in effect
grants respite until October. Gov. Hoffman
appointed Monday next to hear arguments for
the communication of Fosters sentence from death
70 Imprisonment for life. = :
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Murder I'm Buffalo.

was stabbed and killed last night by James f.
Kelly, noted rough. Kelly was promptly ar
rested. sE
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A E0ns Aerial Voyage and n Wreck ed

OSWEGo, July 7.-ProiessOr Coe, who made a
balloon ascension here on July 9Th. has just been
heard from 10y telegraph from Irish Creek, On
tario. He landed in personal safety ninety miles
beyond the ST. Lawrence river, but the balloon
Is a Total wreck
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CANAL TRApE--The shipments OF coal via the
Canal, notwithstanding the interruption occa-
stoned by the strkeof the coal beavers at George
town, foot up handsomely for the month of j une.
e92 boats cleared within the month, carry
Ing, 10I ,2l1 tons 10 cwt. of coal. Compared with
the corresponding month CT last year, there is an
increased of L. .0 tons; but Is, 1909 tons less
than were shipped in the month Of May.-Cum-
berldnd CipiliGf,, 9Th inst. -.
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THE TIcHpoRNR TRIAL-The iu,

IIeheo.NE ihiAL-ihe Jury IN the
Ilchperne case In London privately informed
the judge yesterday that they were convinced
the plaintiff was an impostor, and were ready to
give verdict to that effect without hearing a
single witness for the defence. The judge re-
roo : = i
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! NASHVILLE, July 6.-John Clayburn, a we'll
known southern journalist, late Of the New Or
leans Picayune, died here this evening.
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WALNUr AND POPLAR LUMBER.

large quantity Of the best quality well seasoned
WESTERN WALNUT Of various thicknesses.
Also, be POPLAR. Il feet long, very wide, and Of
superior quality, for sale At less than Balfimoss
streets N. w. 3ex 14
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THURST0N'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price Is and 50 cents.
yOUNEN 3 NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
FIR restOres soiied gloves equal TO new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
cents. de5-Iv
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A. H. LAFLIN naval officer at New York ba,

A. III. LAFLrN naval on Ger ut New York has
been indicted for perjury by the Herkimer
county grand jury OF that State, at the instance
of tailor who held note OF Lafiin's brother.
which note Latin had testified his brother left
with him for safe keeping, and which got out of
his posse ssion and into the tailor's by accident
Lafiin's friends declared the prosecution mali
ci0us -
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc.
GRAND EXCURSION TO LAKE SU.
VI PEKIOk.

THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY will
send their fayorite steamer ARCTIC, ~T-
Captain Il. Turner. leaving BUF- @aGlEs>
FALO July 10Th. CLEVELAND July ssk171ESszS
10Th, DETROIT July 2Ist, ona
Grand Excursion Around Lake Su.
periOr.
Visiting every point OF interest that celebrated
and beautiful Lake.
The trip will occupy twenty five days. Prominent
Detroit, Detroit River. Lake st. Clair and River
Sarnia, Lake Huron, Sault Ste Marie, ST. Mary 5
River and Rapids, Lake Superior Ncepigon River,
(fOur DAYS fer trout shingD Isle RoyaIe the cele-
brated Silver Island, Fort William one day TO visit
the British Camp. the Hudson Bay Station. and tho
famous Amethy ST Vein, Duluth Superior City, Bay.
field, la POiute. Portage Lake. "copper" Mines one
day. Marquette, Iron Mines at Negaupee one day }
the Pictured Rocks, Point aux Pins, Debour, Mack
mac and Putin Bay
Parties intending 10 camp on the Fishing Grounds
ct NeepiGon River should provide themselves with
Tents. Camp Eguipage, &c.
An eNper. fenced ply stefan Will be on board the
tire trip. A sufficient number Of Laundresses will
be on board. good Band of Music will accompany
the Excursion.
AS only EIGHTY TICKETS will be sold, applica-
tiIn for them should be made at once.
Fare for the entire trip, including Meals and
Berths. Sl25.
For passage and all information apply TO
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
1 Main street, Buffalo.
;. ID. CALDM ELL, Gen ] Nj ger.
B. r. PATRICK,
je2itJyl9 General Passenger Agent, Buffalo.
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GENERAL BABCoCK, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds, left here last night
for Long Branch, on business.
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CAPT. JOHN NYE, a brother of Senator Nye,
died here this morning at his boarding house
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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Hon. III. I. DAWES, wife and daughter, are
making a summer trip to the Rocky Mountains
and California.
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
MARSHALL left last night for his home in New
Jersey, TO be absent until Monday.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS. Or
II Rans, and all Musical Instruments a--.
18th street. between Pennsylvania avenue w NV
and street. Inventors and manufacturers Of the
wonderful Musical Dancing Toy for Pianos: manu-
factursrs Of Musical Instruments and dealers In Pr
amos, M uslcsl Instruments, and Musical Merchan-
disc generally. ta91
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I IMMENSE REDUCTION

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE-
DUCE STOCK, AN OFFERING,
FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS.
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President Grant I'm Gotham.
NEw YORK, July President Grant arrived
IN town this morning. ~ ~ -
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THE PHrLIP-GRaNEwE
RANT ANTl-INPRONEMEN
MOVEMENT.
.I.,-OTHKR ErzzLE.

Thirty Persons az the s.Grand Demon.
stratiOn-' On Capitol Hill.
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Col. G. ID. HARRINGTON, Chief Clerk OF the
Census Office, has gone to New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
- 1,OO3 GIFTS.
oRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

- FOR THE BENEFIT
1he FohndHBg Asylum, Sisters of Charity, Netc
York, aud soldiers and sailors Orphans
Home, Washington,
To he held In Washington, ID. c., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
on INTERNAL Revenue, on the 9th OF July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners - story Brick
acres Timber Land in Washington Co, Nd, with
three Dwellings and Saw Mill, lying ON Ches. and
Ohio Canal, $4,000. 3-story Brick House, i22 Boil
ton street, Baltic, Sl6,5N. S-story Brick House, 40
GoyanstOwn, 3 miles from Baltic, on Passenger r.
W, gil Do. fine Residence near Govanstown,
same location, 5000. fine Residence near Gov
Gcvanstown, same location, 81 5oo Lots adjoining
above suburban property. $500 each, SI7 800.
900 Cash Gifts, so 900 Bonds, Brownsville Precinct
$1,000 U. 9. Bonds; $1,000 N. c. state Bonds; ITO
Shares National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC; 100
Shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic: no shares
s SrherR Central pnd r. c shares ar Erie
Wilmington ard BALTIC. Il. Il. 5000 TICKETS only
will be sold, q CO each, S2d0,0G0 'tIE
Hon 4. MS60LLousH, Elkton, Md.} co1-nis,,,.
Hon. J. : NEsLFY, N. c., Pittsburg; Pa, Trustee;
RsJrsnosS.-Maj. Gen. ID. Hunter, L. s. A., Wash
ington, ID. c.; Hon Jas. ). NesIey .Pfttsburg Pa;
e Co., Bankers, Hagerst0wn, Nd; Hon. b. !. Brent
late Atty Gen !, Baltimore.
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
IN the hands OF the TGusss Tickets and
Music Dealers, 925 Pennsyivania avenue; W. II!
o. III. Morrison, Booksellers, AIS Pennsylvania
avenue; JnoC Parker, Bookseller, 521 Ith street;
kistrop 4 Dudley, Real Estate Agents, Louisiana
avenue; or p. g. DEYLIN,
~ Orders BY mail will receive prompt atten.
tion tlflt je9 tiyE
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UINU MEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATI
CORNER NINTH AND II STREETS.

ADVANTAGES OF THE ASSOCIATION:
Free Reading Room Social Gatherings
Best Papers. Boarding House Lists.
Best aSazines. Bowling Alley.
Free Parlcrs. Gymnasium
Lectures. Literary Entertainments.
Prayer Meeting at noon and D. ~ Circulating
Library. ~
hefollOwiBg New Books have recently been added:
Marx Twain's Autobiography. Why lid he net Die:
Wistar. The Victory Of the Vanquishei Charles.
Little Men: Alcott. Old Fashioned Boy Farquhai-
son: We Girls: Whitney. The Silent Partner:
Whitney. Qnits: Baroness Tautphoeus. Credo.
BUN Rctter than PhNsic: DIR. Hall. ie2l-tf
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Mr.. f. A. MACAKrSEY, late Disbursing OFF,
Ger and Superintendent Of the Post Office Dc
partment, is still in the Insane Asylum. His
health has somewhat improved.