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"A: G. osburn has been appointed postmaster
n brightwood, ID. C., vice j. II. McChesney,
Resigned.
MI Bailey. superintendent Of Iamps. reports
twenty-five street lamps erected in this city
during the past month.
AT the eighteenth monthly meeting ofthe Cen
fral building Association, last evening. twenty
klN shares OF stock were advanced upon At a
premium Of 50 per cent.
The following have been elected officers Of the
Washington City and Point Lookout r4ilr0ad:-
Mr.. =. T. Suit, president; Hon. y. P Chapman,
vice president: General ID. ). Walker. treasurer.
The hundreds of friends of Messrs. SessfOrd,
Buckingham and JamisOn should see to IL that
there il a fun treasury and full house st the
National Theater next Saturday night.
The Forest City Base Ball Club. OF Cleveland,
Ohio. played the Nationals, of this CITY, yester-
day, and came out victorious by score eff -
TO 10.
The anniversary of the Y. VI. c. A. takes
place in the Congressional Church on Friday
evening. i. II. Smith, president of the assOeia-
ton, j. Il. Cough and others are to address the
meeting.
Major Richards yesterday received laIuered
wood card receiver and Captain Brock a china
vase or cigar stand from the japanese Ambss-
sador Iwakura for their kindness and attention
to members of the Embassy who have been ex-
aiming the workings Of the police force
A meeting of property holders of Uniontown
has appointed a committee to urge the passage
of the bill introduced by General Chapman for
the construction OF permanent bridge over the
Eastern Branch atoT near the site OF the present
lridge.
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, May 15-There were no trans
actions in the stock board to-day.
BALTIMORE, May b-Cotton quiet but firm;
low middlings, 22AG2S. -Four quiet but firm;
prices unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm; Penn
sylvania, S2.l6a2 %; western, =. l5s235; south
ern, s2s2 80. as 70 quality. Corn, advancing ten
dency and active; white southern, sass; yell
low southern, Gears. Oats active and higher;
southern, 5ta6o; western, 54aj6 Rye nominal
ly unchanged. Provisions quiet but firm. NJ ess
pork, s1i: sales 10000 lbs. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders 5; rib sides, 6x; clear RIB sides, Z. Bacon
unchanged; sugar-cured hams, Baby. Lard
is held at 9H; buyers offer "a. Western butter
active and prices unchanged. Whisky quiet;
NEW YORK, May 15.-Stocks strong. Gold
dull, l3A Money firm, Z. Exchange, long, 9x;
short, lH. Governments strong and steady.
Virginia SKIES, is; new, IS. North Cardinals,
80; new, COY.
NEW YoRK, May l5.-Flour duu and de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn dull and
ne minally lower.
FRANKFORT, May 15.-Bonds opened at 9jE
for the issue of 1862.
PARIS, May 15.-Rentes opened at 81 francs
~ centimes.
LONDON, May Is. p. m.-Consols for money
SO; for account 93k. Bonds firm; lSG5's, old,
9ls; 1865, 93A; 10 40's, 50.
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JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BELoNGs.-In Justice
to one OF our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself
fair share of public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself
To the Public.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and say
that it is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote dollar to such purpose and vet
resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits of
those who do advertise, feel it due to myself
and TO my patrons to state that have no branch
store in Washington and none save that of nv
hooI-skirt and corset factory, at 40S It'll street,
lntelhgencer building. Ladies in search OF my
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, 40S It'll street
Thankful for past favors, 1 beg leave to inform
the public that have just received my new
spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mings, the most complete stock of fancy anG
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all of
which are specialties, and thai will endeayor
III the future, as in the past, so to conduct my
business as to continue to secure the confidence
o. the ladies Of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons TO the contrary not
withstanding. Charles Baum, 4OS 7th street, be-
tween ID and f.
DR.. LEON, III 1 street, between It'll and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order bV HamUlaT 81
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CIT Y ITE MS.

HARVEY & HOLDEN, 10i6 Pennyslvania av-
eIue. are receiving daily hard and soft
crabs, fresh Holsters, green turtle, shrimp
pawns, Cherrystone CLANS, spiced oysters, with
AL the salt water delicacies OF the season.
TEETH like orient pearls set in cushions of rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows-
These are charms TO win hearts when all other
charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without SOsodonrs
aid. VS.
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The Public Schools.

TEACHERsHIPs. STATISTICS, TEXTBOOKS,
SPELLING PRIZES, KENDALL SCHOLARSHIP
NEW RULE REJECTED.
At meeting OF the board of trustees of pub
lie schools, last night, applications for positions
a teachers were received from Mr.. A. +. Ken
ney. Miss Fstelle Green, Miss Julia F. Kelley,
and Mrs. Mary F. Cook, which were ordered to
be filed.
The superintendent submitted his report for
April, showing the number OF pupils on the
rolls 70 he $50 on the last day OF the month
an increase of IS; number OF vacant seats 1. Ij2;
number of applicants waiting admission, 80;
nun Der OF Gases OF corporal punishment in the
tTst district. %; second, o; third, 3; fourth 10
fetal, Sc; decrease fer the month. IL; number of
pupils dismissed in the first district, 6; second
Il; third, I; fourth, 10-tOtal, 81; number of
pupils suspended in the first district, o; second
u, third, ;; fourth, 2S-tOta!, 81.
The subject of Introducing new schOol-boOks
was discussed and referred to the committee on
eat-bOOks.
MIR. French, from the third district reported
that they had held the spelling examination in
the secondary schools. ana had awarded the
medal TO Josephine Mallory, in the school of
which Miss ;. NJ. Lusby isteacher. MIR. Harris
from the first district. reported that at a similar
examination in that district the medal had
been awarded TO Emma Bates, in the school
Taught by MiSs Hawk iEs. The reports were re-
ferred TO the committee on prizes.
ON motion OF Mr.. Randolph, il was decided
10 hold the examination tor the Kendall scholar
ship in the Franklin school building on the first
Saturday in June.
The committee on rules reported fayorably a
new rule, that :. teachers stall discontinue the
practice of requiring the studying of lessons at
home. and all lessons shall be studied by the
pupils in school, under the superintendent of
The teacher" After discussion by Messrs Att &c
Hart, Stuart. Randolph, Harris, Scott. Dulin,
Evans. DIETRICH and Richards, the rule was re-
jected. Adjourned.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. NAV 18th.

COUNCIL-The chair announced as the
special committee for consideration of Council
and ice cream saloons, Messrs. Douglass, Riley,
and Smith.
Mr.. Thompson submitted a resolution author
izing the chairman TO compensate DIR. j. A.
Stephenson out OF the general fund for index
ing the Journal OF the first session Of the Conn
ell. Mr.. Thompson stated that the duties of
Capt. New aud Mr.. klopfer were very arduous,
and il was found necessary to have assistance.
and the services OF an experienced compiler a !
TO be secured; adopted Adjourned.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.-The following
were introduced under the call of districts
BY Mr. Collins-Bill amending the act incor-
porating the Union railroad coRpany. authori-
zing an increase of capital stock TO $500 900 and
to lay track from street through New Jersey
avenue and LIST street to Pennsylvania avenue;
also single track In Georgetown, from West
street through Montgomery TO Beall street, and
through Beall to High street; referred. By Mr..
vices; referred. BY Mr.. Bond-Bill making ap-
preparation Tor sweeping Pennsylvania avenue.
18th street, and NJ street; referred. By Dir. Lee
enormously paid; referred. By Mr.. Boswell
Bin amending act making an appropriation for
the pay ment OF the expenses of the commission
eIs to audit the outstanding Indebtedness Of the
corporation; referred. By Mr.. Snepherd-Bill
for the relief of John II. Haskill; referred.
MIR. Dickson, from the committee on appro-
pIlatlons, reported bill to provide a standard
set OF weights and measures; which was read a
second time.
Mr.. Murray, from the same committee, re-
ported bill making appropriation for conting-
ent expenses of the Georgetown almsh0use, and
bill amending act making appropriation to
pay sundry expenses of the board of registra-
ton, so as TO make the $1,000 militia apprOpria-
ton available; which were read a second time.
Mr.. Brown, from the committee on charities.
SC, submitted report asking authority to visit
the institutions for the relief of which bills are
pending. The authority was given.
Mr. lie Barnes, from the committee on Dis
tTict affairs, reported substitute for hOuSa hill
No. ], providing that once in every two wears
there shall be elected collector, register, wa
ter registrar auditor, treasurer, controller sur
yeyOr, coroner, superintendent of assessments
and taxes and four persons to constitutes board
OF appeals, and every year the following. Two
public veighers, one inspector OF gas meters,
three inspectors of -four and salted provisions,
and in each legislative district an assessor; read
and IecOmmitted. Adjourned
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was erm yes
terday at about per cent. on demand loans
Commercial paper in moderate request at ! \ n
81 per cent. Government bonds were baoysnt
in London. and strong and higher. The speeches
ia Parliament CT the cabinet leaders on the Ala
bonds in LOndon.
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REV. T. DEWITT TALMAGH, in an address
before the American Congregational Union in
Brooklyn, Thursday evening, said he did not
would keep. When he heard q young man or
middle-sged man talk Of wanting to 20 to glory,
he always set il down to torpid liver, and ad.
vtsed him to take blue pill. One of the oD-
such morbid feeling. Some anniversaries I'll It
he had attended had most depressing effect
upon him. They seemed like the Irishman's
cemetery, very healthy places to be bur; cd
IN" They would have to eliminate naniby-
pambyism ont Of religion, and at the anniycr-
saries remember that they are the picked m en-
Of Gods army, and that without them He is
going to win the battle, and without LAYING
aside ecclesiastical differences, they should come
together to embrace the cross.
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RoCK ENoN sPRINGs, 40 CAPPE

ItsPklNGs,l FEEuERiCE CoUNTy, Va. a
a. =. PRATT, Manager. Season Of lS-2 NSA&
Terms: $40 per day. SIS per week, - ls.WI
par month. Children under 10 wears aud EerV.--s
hall Price. This oelik hffu' summer resort. CON
yenient 20 Washing gu. viii be opened IrNE IsT
Great improI eTnepts have been made since last year
New hot and cold water baths. an immense swim
ming pool, adapted 20 both seNe-. snd CONSTANTLY
supplied from the oapper and alkaline springs.
me bowling alley and billiard rocm, aud = large
ID en- added 20 the atirsc ions Of this bea lfG spot
The medicishl pTC pertles q the waters are very
markei-the Chsly beste ir u spring a a tonic has
DO superior, apA the Alkaline Spring u specific Tor
dyspe psia scrufula aud disea Of he kdnexs Tn
mountain air Of this resisn IL pure and bracinc
Eor further INFORMATION call at the Office Of A 4
PkATT son 4Oa 9th street, or WM. BALLAN-
TINE lO2 9Th street niaya 2awtf
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O "a SON OF 1879.
KELLY SPRINGS AND BATHS.

Barn, MORsAN COUNTY, wEsr YRGINrk.
"a Mtks Jroa "Str gokn's Rss Station. O, A. A
O.. n. &.
viii cpen Tor the reception Of visitors fr,n a., "a,
MAJ tothe 18th q October. iS-9.
All kinds Of Baths, mAgDihoen, swim NAo
mtRg Pools, Natural Temperaiurc "a lsWI
tafrtnh The Baths ana Waters ! So II,
Z. r En- umatic Affections. Dyspepsia. NerVans-e..
General Debility and diseases peculiar % femal..
Hotel. "
Every amusement Professor wits Bana oF Ger
nian Musicians are Engaged Tor the season.
Passengers ] ave MashnSton a. 6,ssa m m
m ard b:e NJ; by the latter train ample time ~
supper at ih- Relay House.
Terms: So er day. 80 per week. SIS per ~ NTH
aud : 65 second mouth Liberal g. ms Win f.nlil..
Tor The whole SEASON. fare reduced tern N 81
good fer ~ days; baggage chect 81 thrcueh % IT,
sIrIrgs \. r PORTS. n, prie;or
Daily Mail. wev.i,n,
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- Several large manufacturing establish
ments at Hamilton, Ontario. have locked out
their employees rather than submit to the niue
hour movement About a thousand hands are
locked ont
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THE STANDARD MEDICINE for complaints pc
culiar to females is DupoHco's Golden PiU Sold
by all Druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by T.
ID. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
kidwell & Son; f. ID. Bowling, Az and streets
southwest; j. Coughlin, F, corner OF 9Th street:
p. III. Heller, eth and y streets: w, Il. EntwisIe:
Wilfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
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FIDpLK-DE-DEE.-The Boston Herald says
prominent musical instrument maker in MAJ ne
has under consideration the idea of constructing
a gigantic fiddle for the Jubilee. When con-
pleted IL will require yoke of oxen TO draw the
bow, and IL Il estimated that the sound produc ed
from one slide of the bow viii last nearly three
weeks
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s<In Dallas county, Ala. menfno,tist Is nrs-
yaillng TO very disastrous extent, and the
mortality Is great.
ga negro In Carthage, Tenn. who was
charged with rape on white woma An, vas taken
from jail Saturday night, first hanged aud then
shot.
~Ferdinsnd Spsnn, ofwebster county Ga.
hung his wife the other night. who had hut one
leg. and eloped with girl that had an unin-
jured pair.
sSThe conductor of a freight train on a
Maryla railroad was curious enough IN
examine q box OF elegant workmanship, and
found plump and healthy babe nailed up in it,
The yOGngster will be named after him.
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A LUHATtc AT LAReE.-Josiah p. Fuller.
who, II viii be recollected, was arrested about
81 weeks since while passing himself of as a
detective, aud Who was found 10 be q lunatic
.hd sas sent to the insane asylum, escaped
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RELIEF FOR THE FRRT-FYE :

Corns, Bunions and Bad Nails relieved with
out PAIN at DIR. Whites rooms, 535 18th street
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, North
Charles street. Fee SD
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WIN. Il. WHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING
AND SEQ UkING ASIA

OFFIcE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
GeorgetowR, d. q.
Established 1881 premium awarded 1857; and Is now
one OF the Oldest, largest and most complete estab
Hshnents OF the Kind IN this country. My patrons
viii consult their interests by sending in their
iail aud winter goods during the summer months.
Best place IN the District for Cleaning Dyeing
Gent lemens Clothing. Everything sppertaininy to
the business well and promptly executed. Once
closed daily at sunset except Saturday, when it will
beopen ustil so o. m. Post Office Box 723. sp2
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he hkft BIC SAVINGS AND BUILDING As
soclATies have left only a few shares OF stock
IOI sI'e' lore closing their books. As will be
seen by advertisement elsewhere The soccsss
OF this association has heen beyond nrecsdsot
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GoTGH--The EAle OF tickets for Gough,s
Lecture = going ON rapidly AT Ballanryne,S All
ne Slsh eligible sear- should lose no time in
selecting them. Subject OF .be lecture. cir
cEnstanceS.n
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THE ALARM OF FIRE turned in from the new
box, No. C, at the signal once, this mornino
about clock, WAS caused by q policeman trys
ing IL his key would ut the box. IL did mr. and
the door Was opened, turning in an alarm, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

No HEAD WITH A BRAIN IN IT that has ever
witnessed the operation of PhdlOR's Chemical
Hair IRri9ordtor. on harsh, dry, weak or thin
hair, can doubt tor one moment its regenerating
properties. 1t literally compels the hair to grow,
and beauties, while il strengthens, the fbrous
mass. eos
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TIE ScHrETZES vEREIN GRRMANrA PARK
COMPANY elected the following directors last
Koch, Kozel, A. Berger, II. Shafer, A. Beck
man, t. Weideman, and ID. Klissman. The
board organized by eleeting II. Koch, president;
man, secretary; and c. Rupert, treasurer.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
n 4 Y VI % n II

G
Having LEASED frsm fAe owner tbs fsvcri,e Nv.
cursicn site. an pntftng the Pavilion, n
piliBs ROona, Ana ecu D. "a thorVush yfAv
oT6sr IA rsEair. Ca the Gu fort, pleasure lksl
and enter tAiruIeuf - eycursiouists
Good order " ~ - fanfsinet, ard polite attend.
af's viii be ca hard % serve vtsitors.
Every Engagement made Tor the pleasure ~ par
tiss visiting the &c N ~ strictly rlief with
The stfns ard Ceufectionery and Air gun rriRi-
leg are Tor rent O. rcsponsille partirs,
For further Information arply 90 the u,dersigno.l
or at the once 81 the Pcfonsc Ferry Tom PNay
myll "a GEORGE 4. Sn a EII
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TIE JoURSEYMES HogsE-sHOKRs' AssocI.
ALTON met last night at No. 51l 9TH street, and
elected the following permanent oficers.~T
y. Mitchell, president; J. wolfenden, vice pres.
Ident; A. Anderson, secretary; Z. Howard
treasurer. Nessrs. Murray, Breshan, wolfen-
den, and COlbeth were appointed a COMMITTEES
on constitution and bylaws.
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"A CSTpsr 81. T. avenue and 18th street,
WsshinGtoa, D. o..
LrMBfR, LINE, CEMENT, SAND, &c, &C., &c.
LUMBFR BILLS cut to order on short notice.
Paving purposes delivered IN any part Of the DIS
REAL ESTATE bought and ssld ana money N.
vested. To this branch Of the bus ness win here
after give my personal attention, and win be at my
once daily from ten q. M. until four o. m. mArl-d
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHILP a sOLoMoNs,
Ill = ~ M AEa

IL NEW BOOKS
The Spectrum AnAly SIC Explained. By Professors
Schellen X scOe and HuggiHs.
Baker Dozen az Gal ana Humorous Dis.
The Way of the World: Novel. BY oliver Optic.
Strange Dwellings,. Being Description Of tho
hAbitauOns Of Animals. By Rev. J. q. WOsd, n.
BiIlico. Theological Lexicon OF New Tee lament.
Greek. By Hermann Iremer. Professor Of rheOi-
oey In the UNIVERSITY Of Grefsws 81 %
Fifty portraits of Religious and Piianthropic
Celebrities, with Brief Literary Notice.. -
ofeia! Blue Book; CONTAINING Register 81 Officers
and Agents, Civil. Military aud Naval. in the
vice ~ the United States, showing the State OF
Territory from which each person appointed
10 Office, the state County in which ne born
snd the COmpensation. pay and emoluments given
20 each. together 18th the names ana cnmpensa-
Department OF officer OF the Government. Com
piled and printed under direction Of the Secretary
Oh tne intefio .--.-.--...-.......> ~ ~
The japanese In america. useful AEd enter
tanning book. Edited by Charles Lauman, Amer
lcsn Secretary OF japanese Legation AT Wash
The mystery OF Pain b. James Hintos. aa,l,..r q
Man and His Dwelling Place" &c......-....s 81 ~
F?bletand Legends 81 Many Countries. Rendered
IN Rhyme, BY j. @ SAKE -. ....-...... $1,000. - 81
Tyemans Life and Times OF Wesley. Vol 3 COM
pleting the werk : 2 a.
The Midnight Shy. Familiar Notes on the Stars
and Planets By Edwin Dunkin, Of the ROYAL
The secret Hstory Of ne IniernstiopaI. r, S,ns.w
RorGhins IL. BY Marx Twain. Another cup
UroSuet in several styles from s5 rs 10 ) I pr set
I'll INC I'M roNS Inets Test quality rubber coated
PHILP a S0LOMOSS.
booksellers and stationers.
nayH sll PbNkSfLyANIA ANENUE.
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IAE STEAMER WAwAszr, OF the Potomac
sefIS company line. will make three trips
1orng Ilursday, the 30th instant, Decoration
Day 10 Giymont, 70 give such persons As desire
20 eha pit ssant day out OF the city, an oppor-
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ALLEGED FORGERY AND FLIGHT II ia
charged that a Young man named Ashby. clerk
Tor MesSrs Fenwick * Stewart, forged the
names OF his employers last week to a check for
SSoo ara had II cashed az the banking house of
Jay Cooke & Co. The fact of the forgery was
not discovered for several DAYS, aud in the
me antime the youth had LETT for parts unknown
and has not been heard of since
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MAsNING's MINsTRELs, now performing at
Lincoln Hall, Is one of the best troupes which
has ever visited the city, and should be patron
calists and good comedians, and the wittici.ms,
remarkable to say, are not the stale Joe Miilers
usually heard, but are brand new. Ricardo
with the company, and they have two good end
men.
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D u l. l. Z T L n
OF
VI. III. PrinCc'S BaS0r.
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

M H. PRINCE OFFERS STOCK OF
WI. TRUNKS, yALlsEs, SATCHRLsRW
and BAGS, of the best manufacture. andENfrN
at less prices than the came are rel allied at AsA
In New York.
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BLACK Alpaca Goats.
Drab Alpaca Coats.
Brown Alpaca Coats.
Striped Alpaca Goats.
At EIsRMAN & Bros,
505 9TH St. 3 doors above T..
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M list nf
IA
NAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSEIRE. 90, W. "a.

THIS delighftnl Nsiering Place has been thorough.
ly Rented, and u PIT in the lo.f
nicdgrn style. 1T waters ALkA v<yAH
LINZ. and have " i1s celebrity Tor rlafr lk sEI
q, mpt and happy seton IN hlsPEPsrT No.
eases 81 the KIDNEYS and BLADpER. inriuSinr
CALCULUS. in various SKIN Diseases, ana in hair
s2nirsble Ell ots on the Female CONSTITUTION Tbe
kiR II CsPon l. un-urpassed N all the obtains Of
Wright for Salubrity. Elasticity and pryue.s
Its SPLENDID BaTuS Were DECLARED by Sir
Henry BuiwcT, when on visit here with Dir Web
sier, as hardly egUaed bJ Gny thing he had seen in
Europe
for our Pamphlet with fall Rartieulars o. rates,
gist, v i'll whom also we have placed the water on
sale. OF 90 the under-igned, by mail.
aplSlm FRAZIER A sA1E. PrCprietnrs
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HorsKKEKrERs will hnd it to their interest
to call at the establishment of MeSsrs. j. Lane
& Bro, Wholesale dealers In foreign and domes-
&c fruits; also, butter, eggs and country pro-
duce; No. BIB 9th street. between Penusyivania
avenue and ID street. Their advertise ment will
be found in another column
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II. BAUM has opened a Branch, sos Market
Space, between 9Th and 9Th streets. 422l;