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eKOReIrOWN.

House RAIsING-Messrs. Hollingsworth &
Coughlln, the contractors for raising the build
ings In the vicinity Of the Market House, have
now under way four adjoining buildings on the
northwest corner Of Potomac and Bridge streets,
and three on the opposite side of Bridge street.
When these are up and three or four Others on
Market Space near the canal, they will be done
in that neighborhood.
HOUSED AeAIN-The improvement Of High
street, between Bridge street and the cana.
having been completed, the steam fire engine
Henry Addison has been transferred from
Bridge street to the old quarters in the engine
house.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Lady of the
Lake cleared to-day for Norfolk with miscel-
laneous cargo, and the Georgeanna arrived
from Baltimore with An assorted cargo. The
schooner Pioneer has arrived from Boston with
plaster and furniture, for Hartley S Bro.
GRAZ RRADE.-The receipts Of grain to-day
were 2.59G bushels prime red wheat, by the boat
Bradfield Hartley, consigned to Hartley s Bro.
1t was sold at s200k.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts Of fish to-day
were 10000 herring, which sold at 50 to $3.50
per thousand.
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s0-Boston is talking of having mounted polio

1Boston is talking of ha wing mounted police
for suburban and night service.
0The editor of a Wisconsin paper wants an
a girl.
Iron fences around private lots in ceme-
teries and public parks are going out OF fashion
in the northern cities.
@A well defined fire and a fully developed
panic in Turner Hall, at Fort Wayne, Ind,
were quenched by timely application of beer
Rats housing among matches caused the
destruction by fire OF the residence and store of
Addison Williams, at Magnolia, Crawford
county, Ind, on last Friday night.
~The "Neue Free Presse ;" of Vienna, an
nounces that the powers entitled to vote ON
the election Of the next Pope have agreed to
the Jesuits. Spain is not Included in the com,
pact.
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SINGULAR HANGING OF LAD.-Coroncr
Young has been notified to hold an inquest at
l29 LIST avenue, on the body of John Stene, aged
BoughtOn, importer, zoo Broadway. and this
morning was found partially suspended by the
check-rope used at the hatchway The hatch
way was closed. and the lOep in the rope was a
short distance above the floor When discoyere1
the head of the boy was through the loop, and
the rope pressed upon the windpipe. He was
dead. Whether or not death was caused by
strangulation can only be determined by post
mortem examination, which will be mace by
Deputy Coroner Beach. The deceased was
very delicate, and it is supposed was suffering
rom heart disease; he may have been playing
with the rope and was caught i'm the moose, or
he may possibly have been suddenly seized with
pain and fell forward and was thus caught in
It. His relatives do not think he committed
suicide. His legs and one hand rested on the
fOOr.-N. Y. Express. GOTH
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DRESS OF AMERICAN LADIEs-The Paris
correspondent of the London Vanity Fair
writes to that paper: Mr.. Worth, the English
milliner, for many years has had his hands more
1uil than ever, and every afternoon the car
riages block up the whole of the Rue de la Paix
before his door. He dresses everybody in Paris
now from Madame Theirs downward and La
ferriere, whom / rather prefer myself, is no.
not the Parisians, but the Americans Thew
have all the taste of the French, and far more
boldness and originality. They invent combi-
nations which Brighten you at first glance, and
delight you at the secondhand thew are almost
always pretty, which is no small element i'm a
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Y. NJ. e.. A.


1HE ASSOCIATION AT LINCOLN HALL LAST
NIGHT-ADDREssEs BY GOV. COOKE, PREsI-
DENT SMITH, REvs. DRs. HEPwORTH, TIP
FANY AND OTHERS-wORK OF THE Assoc
CIATION DURING THE YEAR.
The Young Mems Christian Association held
their twentieth anniversary at Lincoln Hall last
night: A large audience was present, notwith-
terest1ng. Gov. Cooke presided, assisted by
President Smith Of the association. There were
on the platform q large number Of prominent
citizens, including most Of the clergy, and sev-
eral prominent officials. On taking the cha r
Gov. Cooke said he would not detain the audi,
ence with a speech, especially in view of the
fact OF the presence of eloquent and distin-
meeting: He proceeded at once by announcing
the anniversary hymn beginning, "We meet
you here, our brethren dear" A portion of the
~ chapter Of St. John was then read by the
offered an appropriate prayer. The welcome
sorg, "Glad welcome, every brother" was then
sung. Some sixty or seventy names of candi-
dates LOT membership In the association were
address OF the president, Mr.. Frank H. Smith,
who gave brief history of the association.
The Rev. Geo. H. Hepworth, Of New York
made very eloquent and stirring address, in
which he spoke in thrilling words Ut the progress
Of the cause Of religion and of the unifcatiOn of
all sects in the common cause of Christianity
as taught by the Master himself. He was loudly
applauded.
MI. VeUike y. II aee, an acu'o lay mcmDtr,
OF New nork, was then introduced and COM
menced by saying that ne was sandwiched in
between the solid chunks OF Gospel bread as a
thin slice OF iaymen tongue. he then gave an
inteIesung account OF MS visits to the Home
Ior Lutte anaeiefs In Boe,on, the Home for
Young cnbpies In New OK and described a
you, &c SScI Tr so1 y. sne roys Oh MS mis-
SUI I;stu &c. -, ~ "i1s NJ among the
sr,s =. .nVis -, NV no ne tloseu Dy re-
s ~ Sne f, " ements going ~ IN ASH
lngton, anu noPea tne people would s,e that the
~, % KEEP. pace Win the physical,
ny SUSTAINING sueh institutions as the Young
Men Snristiam Assoclation:
rev. Dr. ". n; Ilnany, OF the metropolitan
NJ. =. church, followed In an excellent address
on the value OF Christian organizations. At the
CONCLUSION Oh ms remarks, Dr; Hall called upon
Dr. Hepworth 10 enueavor 10 loosen the strings
OF the pocket-books OF those present, which he
DID most enectually, quite large sum being
teanzed. MI. rage, OF new YORK, contributing
$500. Thirty dollars was contributed for the
election OF Mr.. hePworth as life member
=, Inc exercises closed with benediction by
heV. Clevelana.
rt. f , WORK OF THE ASSOCIATION.
ane Sos.u vi managers present Driei sum-
mary VI .nS Wi vi the As )ciat'on In It's va
ttous oIAhcnes IN tne year ending March 81,
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The LIQUOR QUESTION has been sharply de-
Dated in the Canadian Parliament. The COM
mittee to whom the subject has been referred
declare that the relations between intemper-
ance and crime are 80 significant that they can
not be ignored. They assert that four-fifths of
all crimes in that country can be traced to in
temperance, terrifying their position by the
fact that of %, 2S9 commitments in Quebec and
" to intoxication. They also cite the opinion of
i5S physicians, who testify that alcohol Is pro-
yocative of disease and death, being in fact q
health destroying agency. They are inclined
an effective law. There IL q strong feeling in
the Parliament on the subject, and q stringent
law, If not one absolutely prehibitory, win be
paseed.
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BALrlAGhEAni Lk ksp oHIoEa
wAsHINsToN, Jan. ., lGy. SNx
aoRR and WxsHfNGTHus aNp TAN AHp eA AI II
~ ' ToR BALTIMORE.
Le sC ds'iy creep Sunday. at Se, 60. 500, So
nnn "'S D m; ioo sn, 40, sd, GO, 500 and Sc
ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE.
49, - >' and $50 9. m, and Loo, SIS, SO, 500
foR AL WAY STATIONS
tese aaily, except Sunday, II go 90 ana So
: % mn mo an. ana s ~, .nS 81 as and
The Loo, s:n and SIS D m tr.ins M. , q, en-. Oh.
lowing stations only, viz: Bladepsburs Re,t.y,Ils
Ls1re ~, asnnspcs y1nc'ion, Hanover and Relay.
W .. 10. ~ Penns Crossing 49,
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 81 es a. M and 4;lo .. M but no trains 20
FOB NORFOLK
Leave at 1m .. m, except Sunday
Lux ALL PARTS OF THE WEer
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday N N
=: M and saB and $50 p. m. On Saturday a. "a ana
" !. :, sno on SUNDAY at SIS ana 500 D. N.
IkAlNs AkRIyE AS FOLLOWS:
80 rom New York, Philadelphis and Baltimore, N
From Fhiladephia and baltimore Of s;as.m.
and lso, $50, SIS, SIS, 7:ss s:ss and lo1o D %.
FROM TIE WEST
AH1ve q ls0, SIS and lo:so D. m
.Tnrouen tickets 70 the West csn BE- hsd m ehe
lay; also, e the Company once IS Pennsyiy.nis
Ushoe; rasseneers purchasing tickets at the Ave-
aue once can there arrange to have their bseease
;en Sno eneck &c g Their residence, taken to the
rSr Ne. fert, Phil.deIpAls and Bosso. zee "a.
T. nj COZ ri GHhaa 49,, A:x Mater Transportation.
6EO. g. kOONTZ Cent A, m. Rashsns<o. ,sse
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CAUrIoN.-Purchasers OF the Peruvian Syrup
IA protected solution Of the protoxide of irOn)
are cautioned against being deceived by any of
the preparations of Peruvian bark, or bark and
iron, which may be offered them. Every bottle
OF genuine has PeruridH Syrup (not Peruvian
fore purchasing. 1876
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ELEGANT, sweet, light, and wholesome Bread
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mullins, Buck.
wheat and other Griddle Cakes, and Pastry
Cakes, with DoOley's Yeast Powder. Sold by
grOcers. 1873
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Condensed Locals.

1T the Board of Health.
The race advertised for this afternoon over
the iney branch course has been postponed
until Monday on account OF the weather.
Ii. ID. Carpenter, superintendent o. roads has
wise repair the Wheeler road; also to trim the
road.
DIR. A. Brockenborough has rendered his re-
signafon to Gov. Cooke as physician to the
poor for the 5th council dis. let, which has been
accepted, and DIR. W. W. Ward has been ap-
pointed in his stead.
Yesterday, at a primary election In the 18th
district, Simon Wolf, Geo. III. Boston and Chris.
Addison were elected delegates, and Jas Shaw
and David Shepherd alternates, to the general
republican committee.
Yesterday the members of the Council and
House of Delegates of the Legislative Assembly
received free passes over the Washington and
Georgetownst Get railroad, good until January
L. 1874, with the explanation that they were
sent by direction Of the board of managers.
"A meeting OF the friends of the Columbian
University VIII be held Tomorrow evening at
Wormley's hotel, where a dinner - to be given
by the trustees, at which the plans and pur-
poses Of that insti. NJ on under the new career
on which IL hopes 20 enter will be explained by
President yelling ard others.
Il. X Hollohan, the murderer OF Mrs. Lampley,
IN Baltimore, stated TO a reporter yesterday
that he was married in Washington, where his
wife died OF consumption, which was hereditary
with her. He says his right name is Thomas
Richard Whalen. and that his aliases have been
.Thomas Richard" and Thomas Richard
Hollohan.,
A large number of the colored Knights Tenn
plars of tbs city started on a visit to Baltimore
this morning, to take part in the anniversary
celebration of the commandery ofthat city.
competitive drill for a silver cup Is a part of
the programme. Messrs- VachOn, Dade, and
John A. Gray are among the speakers for the
occasion.
This being Ascension Day was appropriately
observed in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches The services were commemorative
Of the ascension of our Blessed Lord in.D
Heaven forty DAYS alter His resurrection from
the dead. Large congregations were in attend
ance at the churches, although the weather was
very inclement In the Catholic churches tn
festival IL a holiday OF obligation, and observed
As Sunday as far as possible.
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. II
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute fol-
castor Oil. 4,25,eo3
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Triple Combination.
Willett & RuOff have received another sup
ply OF the above hats-three in one, adapted for
all weather. 1876
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THE COURrS-

COURT IN GENERAL TERM, Cai.f Justice
Cartsr and sSOciats Justices OtH, Mac Arthur and
railroad appeal from the circuit court on ep,ons
the trotting mare Australia, the property of the
plaintiff, alued at $1,000, she having had a leg
this city, while being taken in car to 60 to the
Long Island races In the court below verdict Of
EQUITY COURT, Judge Wyfe.-Yesterday.
Hauf vs. Hauf; decree pro confesso, and order TO
take testimony before commissioner. Stone vs..
Lizzie stone Estate Of dssss to
cd decree confirming proeeedngs Of probate jur
sisi auditors report for distribution. MeikIe vs..
and for LIQUIDATION of incumbrance. Freedmen's
Sav,ngs Bank vs. Eaton decree appointing George
making Henry A. Loo kwood party complainant.
slater vs. Daaies ord vacating pro confessO, and
CIRC UT. COURT. Judge Humphreys.-Ye.ter.
day, Ms.heimer VS. ;,ayags; United States use vs..
Plowman; Davids. q VS.. Redmon; Grown VS.. Crow.
ley Davidson &c W Davis Lloyd vs.. Taft judgment
ment for balance due. King 4 Co. vs. Russell:
Judgment b. iow affirmed; Hibernia Bank vs. Ho,
for %sn "a prosecno anr MORT kSp
We ellis; submitted to conrt, and Judgment for
wan Of Without ea.s dismissed hns for
OConnellland Donnelly; jury respited. "
CIRCUIT COURT. JUDGE Hnmphyeys-This
ia 9Gonnei M soas and for d iet Da.l
srket Naior ard VS. mt Os s% %fts"
Thompson, II ,rrelI vs.; HomsehiId, Trist and II ahn
VS.. Homage, Judgment by default "
POLICE COURT, Judge SasU-To-day. VIM.
collateral $40 James McPherson threat. Of psr
and n not hs4s he
6g to her
sanlt and and battery on Lsurs Weeks. This was a
occasion to hat such trivial difficulties should
be settled at home by the parents of Children aud
said that these we're ssSed by uiess
aud the reason he had brought this before the
by the parties The Judge fined defendans t'r si
VIM. Kelly, assault and battery Lizzie Kelly, his
wife. The was an unProvoked and cruel assault;
THE MATRIMONIAL PROMOTER:
" ws ,n ehsrseH with de-
prosecutor was % Uncle Freddy" the advocate and
promoter of matrmony discoverer Of electricity the
s ohio spped this for tue Of
tina, Brown came t. him and represented that be was
claim on the government, and cou aid him in get
ns = r. had with Sen
not charge him any Fee bgt afterwards obtained IS;
the Supreme Court Mr. BSSn here arem m.de OF
bat said that Mr.: Coombs followed him up for day:
to solicit him to take his representing that his
defendant as persuaded to believe that he had some
false r, presentations. Mr.. Ooombs contended that
defer dsst had taken the money from him on a
copies Of papers in the clerk Office and had not been
10 the clerks office at ALL The court stated that he
cases TO charge retaining fee before commencing
suits, and he would dismiss the case Uncle Freddy
did not seem very we'll satisfied with the turn his
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CIT Y TEN
HATS!

TURCo- RUSSIAN Baths; also, Medcated Va
p0r Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
800 E street. 52O6:
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLR.-''Bro,cn's Bron.
chidl TrOches" are invaluable to those exposed
to sudden changes, afford:ng prompt relief in
Coughs, Colds, &c. aDeo3
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RY THOs. BOWLING Auctioneer; Georgetox

PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX COMFORTABLE
DWELLING HOUSES. Nos. 45, 41,l9, So
e. AND % DUNBARTON STREET, AT
- On TUESDAY. June Sd, at ) O'Clock, I will
II sell on the premises, on DuDbsrton street, be-
tween Green and Montgomery streets six near.
~ new comfortable frame dwelling houses with
modern improvements. The location is pleasant
ann healthy, and all street improvements made
Terms One third cash; balance 6, II and lSmonths
secured by deed OF trust on the property Convey
anclng at cost OF the purchaser. deposit of SloO
required as soon as the property lie struck Off
m20-dts THOMAS DOWLING an.,S
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Georgetown Advertisements
BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetorn.

VALUABLE IMPROvEp PROPERTY ON
AND CoNGREss sTREETs, At Auction
d. On THURSDAY, May 2Sth, at 6 O'Clock ..
420O, fronting 80 feet on the south side Of West
street, 6etSeen Washington and Congress streets,
Of substantial and nearly new Brick Dwelling.
house, containing ten rooms, bathroom and cellar
tiOns in town.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, II and Is
months, with interest at 10 per cent per annum Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property Convex
anelng at cost of purchaser. A deposit of slOO as
soon AS the property 10 struck of
m22 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDlR.-Gentlemen fur
nish:ng their own material, can have their
Keen's, AZ 9th street northwest. SUBTRACTION
Ruaranteod. lIQf.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- 13S Bridge street Ceor oafoup

EXECUT0RS' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
!MPROEED PROPERTY, CORNER OF HIGH
AUCTION. ~ N
- BY virtue of the last will and testament of the
II; late Timothy ODOnoRhue, deceased and with
-the consent OF Peter 0'Donoghue, i'm his own
rlght the undersigned will sell. at public auction
. O'Clock p; m, that valuable improved property
fronting AZ feet inches Bridge street by 81 feet
and dwelling House ~ ''Oie'
Terms One-third cash balance in g. IL, and IL
months, the purchasers giving their notes bearing
interest from day of sale. Deeds given and deed OF
trust taken to secure the deferred payments Con.
Veyancing at the cost of I he purchaser.
SARAH 0'DONOGHUE(
PETER OD0NOGHUE,S Executors.
MIL wv tRep THOS DOWNING Auct
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GROCERS.

GROCERS.
e.. S. o'HARE . SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs,
1918 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
Between M and N sts)
NEW BUTTIRl NEW CHEEsEl
16 16 10 16 l6 10 I6 10
HAMS. SUGAR CURED HAMS I6c PER LIB.
Is 16 I6 I6 10 l6
DOOLEYs YEAST POWDER.
GRAHAM FLOUR. DAT MEAL.
heckegS Wheaton Grits, Hecker's Farina, Bye
p Duryea's Corn Starch.
Wax Candles, CsO: e.; Blsckwslls Pickles. COL
man olive o Said P Saes. Mustard
CINCINNATI oLEINE SOAP.
Duryes,s Satin Gloss Starch, Bakers Chocolate,
Currants, Raisins.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
Old Port Wine, French Brandy
Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy,
Fine Old Whisky, California Brandy
c. 3. O'HARE 4 SON,
m2-tr l2l3 7th st. n. W., between M and n.
FLOUR!
RECEIVED DIRECT
from the Mills in
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Ill sell to families 50 cents psr barre lss than
usual prices
Prices Of SUGARS and TEAS al marked down.
OArAwBA WINE,
lust received from Pleasant valley Wine COMPANY,
Q. b. BACON, res Markse epsos.
mars between III ana &h strsses.
IN rHE sUPR5 ~ C c9 n ~ The DISTRICT
1Ae ga day O AaV. 1873.
e I..HS. s,s.s, igqify Dosist II. 'A"'''
81: solicitor Il ordered thai tie dsfsndans, Lewis Lewis
or before the r eei feS
PRECEDED e. With asin case q Sstsr!t: VI" y
rs. 5 sosE s. T. ntEIss q: d.
'l'H!s y TO GIVE notice ;Fhes the .aD.crio.r
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
HxEH0 Of sssiSeson e COUNTY o. D. a. az
deced are hereby warned to sxSs shs sn s.ns,
With the vouchers thereof, the subscrber On or
ss tns On h day q Ne; next hsx ohs
1873. ims tsvl enc. q. B. Whit
pASTU8AoE FOB COWS AND HORSES.
a aissS Lyons Mi a a. RoeE G Ss
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR SALE-A
great variety of White and Tennessee Marble
Soda Water Apparatus at manufacturers prices
and terms. Secondhand ones taken in exchange.
Pure Soda Water in Steel Fountains, ct Palmer
& Green's, Georgetown. vs.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown

Ky THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
WAs.HHlIMGT0N STREET, GEORGETOWN,
- On TUESDAY, June Sd, at O'Clock %. m. 7
- viii sell on the premises, part Of Lot I23 front
ing " feet on the east side of ash gton street
between Dunbarton and Beall Streets by a depth OF
o0 teet The improvements consist Of a substantial
two-story- and half Brick Dwelling House, with
water ana gas, permanent wash tubs, marble man
ties, pantry, &C., &c. Choice pears, grapes &c i'm
me garden This property is eligiby located on one
OF ne nnsf streets near the heart Of the city and s
well worthy If the attention of buyers
Terms: third cash; balance in and II
oths with interest secured by deed of trust on the
premises. onyeyancing at the cost of purchaser
hlp TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
TEE RAPDITY tSSR EAAss WITH wHIoB

I'hr hArDl1H ttSSRR kkA.s s WITH wHlOH
S$sst Sc III :1s:. oISssss ~ Tr.s,l as.I
: !Ss:s e s g.:
he old time practicS Of tearing o tie in9rovine toe
me . E: s' ess
% 90 shoels0, nd se0eti1SS ef1SshsS, Tor weeks
=. 81 3: 81: -: e II:
- ..ss': 80: g e = c aS No i g:
9ee11sat. ~ q sxtreoe 60, s1sces . Derfeot
s .ss 8 .oss esssssessiS III = 80 TS
SfsinG shoes, snd ind1stTio0 SesSoos tHink shsrs
ID thaE thoe.a1ds @ isrSos:, 1any q - -
"a ss:s q 20 e 'is re =: re-
10y q vhao d. WA - usseiislSs1 DsE1ts:acS
pLUHBM9 AND GAs-TiTTTNG.
Those desiring 10 have their Pismbins and oas.
Fitting done in neat and substantial manner, ana
lis Pennsylvani. avsnos, OaDitol Hill.
HT-sns VIM ROrHwrLL.
Ill ~ Vsx 70 maschS Il e sSnircd ~ 81 IN Joy
SC , e 3 s'ss q A. sTRkus,ieli Pa. ave-, sssr
~ Msss eh end m sszss6 ncssSvss, IN -.
eEooHD-aAuD oLoruruo
M Ds4ssss s s:s: g ssises .sAs go -,
NfQP, DEAF READER. 6sfor, I, :. -, -.
.r & a. e iss y ne
Peana. svs., near nth. -
HE LATEST W0NDRR Of The iSth osstaTY 9
ivii Pc. sa, NOV ne. ss!nRe rspsds q srsAys
" rrio.: !: the motto = 4. srsxUS. iSii ~
eve near ltbst.
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NEW PrBLIcArIoxs.-FromF +. A. Fill s. Co.
We have the London Art Journal for May;
from Shillington, Frank Leslie's and Harpef's
Weekly for May 81 and Wild Oats for June s,
and from j. @. Parker, Harper's Weekly for
the 31st instant.
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PoNp's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns.
piles, ulcers, tOOthache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. m tn q ID
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THH CRNTAURe OF OLD were half horse and
half man. They consorted with animals, CON
quered mankind, lived upon the flowers of the
century plant, made one Of their number god
o. the healing art, transferred their ma ne and
nome 20 tne constoilAn0n CentauriHs, AMI raised
the divil generally. But the erest Centaur
Liniment for sti6 joints, rheumatism, sweIlines
and lameneas, upon man or beast, is no aston
ishing the world. And1 astonishes be cause it
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