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The Exemption Law I'm this District.

In view OF the investigation of magistrates
and coBstables' proceedings by Mr.. Longs COM
mittee of the House Of Delegates, now in pro-
grsss, the following law, passed in 1861 with
reference to the exemption Of certain property
of debtors in the District OF Columbia, will prove
of interest:
Beft enacteS. de-, That the following property,
being the property OF the head of family or
householder, shall be exempt from dstraint,
attachment, levy and sale on execution or de-
cree of any court in the District of Columbia ::
I'rorided, hO'cerer, That this exemption shall
not interfere with the foreclosure of any mort
gage deed Of trust executed before the pas
sage Of this act, 10 wit:-All wearing apparel
belonging to all persons and to all heads of fam
lilies, being householders; all beds, bedding,
household furniture, stoves, cooking utensils,
and 70 forth, not exceeding three hundred dol
lars in value; provisions for three months sup
port, whether provided or growing; fuel for
three months; mechanics tools and imple-
ments of the debtors trade or business
amounting 10 two hundred dollars in value
with two hundred dollars worth Of stock
for carrying on the business of the debtor or
his family; the library or implements of a pro-
fessional man or artist, to the value of three
hundred dollars; one horse, mule, or yoke of
oxen; one cart, wagon, or dray, and harness
for such team; farming utensils, with food for
such team for three months, and IL the debtor
be farmer, any other flaming tools of the value
of one hundred dollars; all family pictures,
ana all the family library, not exceeding in
value four hundred dollars; one cow, one
swine, six sheep And no deed of trust bill of
sale, or mortgage upon any of said exempted
articles, shall be binding or valid unless signed
by the wife of the debtor, il he be married and
living with his wife; and these exemptions shall
be valid when the said property Is in transitu
the same as II the property were at rest: Pro-
Ttdtd, h0rerer, That no property named or ex-
tmpted in this act shall be exempted from at
tachment or execution for any debt due for tue
wages OF servants, labOrers, or clerks, except
the wearing apparel, beds and bedding, and
household furniture and provisions for the
debtor and family.
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A Nuisance.

Editor Stdr:-For a irst-class nuisance and
dlstuTt er OF sleep commend us to a Union League
Hall "Cake Walk Before il the bow-wow of
the dog and the yell of the cat sink into insig-
nlhcance. 1t pours out all night, and the efforts
bass fiddle, and pair OF healthy lungs to initiate
the b fiat tuba, stir up as disoordant sounds, as
could possibly the jargon of voices in the PAN
demonium revolt. series of these delightful
entertainments was inaugurated last night, and :,
If continued at short intervals, we may expect
a lively decline in the real estate market i'm the
neighborhoOd. The break of day usually ends
the festivities for those who participate and
whose motto seems to be
"Sleep all day and dance all night,
And 20 home with the girls In the morning"
SUFFERER.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

rs 50, less 10 per cent.
Aerno Shirts, Sic ., al, Sll3, 81 Is, 81 81
S1;S, 81 50, 81 rs, IS, less 10 per cent
English Brown Cotton Socks, - 50, S6, 81 50, 50,
upwards less 10 per cent.
Jean Linen and Merino Drawers, regular prices,
Linen Collars and Cuffs regular prices less 40 mar
cent,
Black Ties, Black scarfs, Fancy Scarfs Fanc
Ties, White Ties, &C., regular prices, less 10 pei
cent.
Linen and SILK Pocket Handkerchiefs, regular
prices, less 10 per cent.
Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent.
Lisle Thread Gloves, rs cents. less IL per cent.
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Fall o. A CusLD rRou A ancoun-sro,v
WrnDow-fester4ey aftsrsoou, 3 little child
Of hirs. Drew, on l. street, between 1T street
and New jersey avenue, fell from the seccnu3-
story window to the sidewalk and sIthou Of M
bones we're broken, it vas seriously injured
internally.
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A GERMAN GIRL IN MALE ArrIRE.-Some
five months ago, among the passengers on a
German emigrant ship which arrived at this
port, was a young German woman, of prepos-
sessing appearance. Her services were engaged
before she landed by a farmer living at Rock
creek, nearly opposite White Rock, on the city
side Of the middle branch Of the Patapsco. She
remained there up to within rev days ago.
when her employer removed, with his family
to the west, and she came to the city to seek
employment. The singular part OF the affair is
that during the entire time she remained on the
farm, she wore male attire, and being known as
Louis Metznger, her sex was never suspected
She speaks of her treatment as kind during her
stay on the farm, and the only reason she gave
for having abandoned petticOats for pants, was
''the convenience OF the thing" On Saturday,
what was supposed to be a man was found sit
ting on curbstone in the southern section of
the city. and being apparently quite i'll, was
taken before Justice Jardin, who directed his
removal to the hospital. An examination
showed the patient to be suffering from a severe
attack Of typhoid fever, and Subsequently a
discovery of her sex was made by one OF the as
sistant Surgeons She is said to be quite a good
looking young German woman, and her cendi-
tian is thought to be extremely critical.-Bait.
Gazette, 21st.
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LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.

81 49, less ~ per cent
Brown Cotton Hose at co., &c, Soc Sc less IL per
cent.
Blown Balbriggan Hose at 7Sc, S3s 6 o. 81 81
la, s2l2, 81 Is, less lO per cent
10 per cent.
Merino Vests at SOC. to Sl44, less 10 per cent.
Thomson Glove Fitting resets, regular prices less
10 Ter cent.
Linen Hemsritched Handkerchiefs at Csc, SOC, sc,
4sc, SOC, 75c, 81, s IS, less 10 per cent.
initial hemstitched Handkerchiets AT Csc, sc, 81,
81 Is, s 50, less 10 per cent
Linen Collars aud Cuffs.
Ladies Fancy scsrfs, 75c, less 10 Der cent
Kid Gloves,1, and button regular prices less 10
per cent.
Isle Thread Gloves, l, and button, at &c, Sc,
81, less 10 per cent.
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton Skirts tueks g cssts, less 10 per cent.
u SisS -
ELEGANTLY trimmed Skirts from LIS TO $40, less 10
per cent.
Cotton cheRises ats cents, les. 10 per cent.
Elegantly trimmed Cbemises from S l5o to SIS, less
10 per cent.
Cotton Drawers at 3 cents, less 10 per cent.
= And full and com plete line of other styles
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INFANTS GARMENTS.
Irfants Long Skirts at from sIss to s41o, less 10
per cent.
Cambria Slips.
." Cambria Dresees, Plain.
Cambria Dresses, Embroidered,
Flannel Skirts, PiaB
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
Square Drawers.
" Robes
Walking Cloaks.
Wool Boots. ....
And complete stock Of every article Of Infants,
wear; all subject to q discount Of IL per cent
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COMPANY b, LIST regiment N. G., last nigh
deter mined to have their target excursion on
sisting OF Capt. DeMott. Lieutenants Ureii and
0Mesra, Sergeants McKean and Cohen, Me8rs
Thyson, Robertson, English, Hyam and Glea-
son sere appointed TO 90 to Baltimore this even
ing Tor the purpose Of presenting to the 9Th
Maryland regiment Handsome set OF resolu-
cons, IN renenbrance OF the trip Of company
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TRY THE LION LAGER, as drawn only at Geo.
W. Dri.ers sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and y street. II
HAMILTON & Parsons is certainly the best
house in this city for Slate and Marble Mantels
Bronze, Gilt, Verde and Crystal Chandeliers in
great variety, and as cheap as the manutacto-
ries. Give them a call. Y. M. G. A, 9th and
ID. eos
THE SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George W. Driver at the cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Az street, is
because of the refreshing character of his de-
nghtiul and cool beverages, and especially so
for the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
drawn from faucets of improved construction. If
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is
ga combination and form indeed" for healing
ana curing diseases of the throat, lungs and
chest. 1t cures cough by loosening and cleans
ing the lungs, and allaying irritation, TINS
moring the cause, instead of drying up the cough
and leaving the disease behind. G
IL VOC CAN'T GET COOL resort to Dooley's
Arctic Soda Fountain, Capitol Hill. I9,6s
KNIGHTS TKMPLAR
and Knights of Pythias
Swords and Belts,
Chapeaux, Caps,
Baldricks, Gauntlets, Cuffs, &c., at
JAMES Y. DAVIS Sons.
1876 c2l Pa av., under Metropolitan Hotel.
CINCINNATI LAGER BEER can be purchased
from dealers at the low price of 81 20 per dozen
III,
orders to Palmer & Green, Georgetown, d. G. s
The CINCINNATI LAGER BEER bottled by
Palmer & Green is the finest in the District
and is sold at the low price of 100 per dozen
trict. 1ss
SUFFERERS PROM OosNs, BuSloNs, BAD
NAILS, etc., find immediate relief at Dr. Whites
establishment, No. 635 18th street, opposite u.
s. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. t
PoND's EXTRACT is TOR sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott 8 Co., $50 Pennsylv snia avenue,
And ~ druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
SoRE NIPPLEs.-The suffering which MANY
ladies' experience from caked breasts and sore
nipples, 10 little realized by men. A remedy
has now come to them, and the wonder Is that
It has not been discovered before. The Ceutaur
Liniment Is az delicate and soothing q cos
metic, and affords such speedy and permanent
relief that we are shOwered down with thanks
IL 10 simply wonderful thing for all Sores
iameness and swellings 7,l2-eo5 :
tn NATIONAL SAv1Nas bAnx, corner of
new York avenue and 18th street, pays per &C.
per ADnum on deposits for each calender month
banhns hours, to4. Saturdays, to and Q
UH Ht3,1it16
TURCO-RUssIAH BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
por Baths, for all skin disease, ut DIR. Shedd's,
800 E street. 5,2O,6: =
WILCOX d GIBB's SswIse MAoaIsA. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas,
Barm's hoopskirt and corset factory, fth street,
Intelligencer Buiaing. 1928
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
Guinness Of Singers Sewing Machine. I,5
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters arc repaired
hv ~.
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i nAy1 lxA1lNED THE HORAULA PROM
= which kNAPPD TONIC BEBR is prr ear,d ~
pare with nothing Injurious In ~
eomposttion. recommend 1t - . heslshfnl tonic
gastric troubles: SAME D. BOND, Il. D.. iii
Il srest, bstwesn 81 and e ,so.tsvess. jsW .usn:
T AfHs:-sSOI t09 EAfH5 q superi-r a., -
II II ny disenarf,nf from sesoonsr JSha EArnha,a,
SsorestoWns jy0.eo&s
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~Two apparently respectable ladies we're
arrested In Montreal. . few days sinca, While
tory. They placed them for concealment in An
umbrella. = = ~ - --D,'' -'- ~
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The CASE OF MADAN woLp.-In the Police
Court to-day, Mr.. Gloss stated that in the case
OF Madam Wolf, chaig with keeping q bawdy
house, his witness, who had been committed e
Jail in default OF bail to appear 1t the hearin ?
OF the case to-day, had during the interim OBJ.
q continuance Of the case from day to dsy, ana
that the bail Of $500 be forfeited and an alta ch
meDt be issued to bring her Into court. So or.
dersd.
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A SERIOUS ACcIDKNT.-This morning as
worAmen were engaged in excavating for the
large sewer on North Capitol street, at the in-
terseetion OF G street north, for which Mr.
jose phi Williams Is the contractor, a large lump
Of earth fell from near the top, catching one OF
the Gorkmen, Daniel Dorsey. colored, under it,
Mr.. Williams sent for DIR. ID. w. Bliss who on
examination, found that Dorsey had sustained
fracture OF the pelvs, and was badly bruised.
Dorsey was conveyed to his home on South
Capitol street, near the Eastern Branch, where
DIR. Bliss attended him.
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Polonaise SIS to q 90 -.
baf,ste Polonaise and Redineots, 60 10 60, less
Brown Linen Poionaise end Redinsots, % to sls,
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock Of LINEN SUITS POLOyAIsEs
hEDlNGOTS lie the largest in tha city, and We
invite the attention Of the ladies to the great bar
gains we give by the liberal reduction of 10 per cent
from our prices. ~
We name a few, with prices:
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THE SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George w. Driver, at the cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 4 street. is
because of the refreshing character of his de-
nghtful and cool beverages, and especially so
for the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
drawn from faucets of impro we'd construction II
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SUILpaxe AseocIATIvSs.-The drst monthly
nee ting Of the Metropolitan Bulldog aaocis-
tion e held last night, when subscriptions for
stock re received amounting to about 900
shares, and 81 shares we're advanced ON ut an
average pre-, aium Of 5sX per cent
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HAMILTON & PEARsoN's is certainly the best
house in this city for Slate and Marble Mantels,
Bronze, Gilt, Verde and Crystal Chandeliers in
great variety, and as cheap as the manutscto-
Iies. Give them CALL Y. NJ. G. A, 9th and
ID. en3
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CITY ITEMS.

TRY THE LION LAGER, as drawn only at Geo
W. Drivers Sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and y street. IT
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The COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine Is
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters arc repaired
And made to order BY Hempler, near < street,
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WILCOX d GIBB's SxwIsa MAoaIsa. Thu
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas,
Barms hoopskirt and corset factory, Fth street,
Intelligencer Binding. i0,2S
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OFFICER ANIss ATTENDS To BAD CASE on
CRAMPs--Y esterday. while Lieutenant Eckloff
and Orheer Aniiss were sitting in the sixth pre-
cinet station house waiting for something 10
turn up, they were iRfoI med that there WAS q
woman on New York avenue, near 9th street.
very sick Officer A miss promptly responded to
the call and found cOlored woman, who gave
the name OF Lizzie Winston, suffering as she
SAID, with severe cramps in the stomach. The
sffcer, with some fear that he had a cholera
case IN hand, attempted to assist her to the
station, when he suddenly discovered that NJ
WAS "a ease of emergency, !" and, borrowing a
carpenters wagon, with the assistance OF A
coiered man, he placed the patient in 1t and
drove her rapidly TO her home in Madison
street-betwten NJ and y and 9th and 5th
streets-and carried her in. He then fastened
Tor doctor. Before the physician arrived
however, the crisis had passed, for on his return
An.lss was met BY an old colored woman whc
Kindly volunteered the Information: UIt's all
over, honey" Amiss did not stop to ascertain
whether II was boy or a girl, but, glad to have
made such narrow escape, hurrledly left and
reported to the station.
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1T WILL BIZ HorIcED by reference to our
advertising columns that the well known mer-
chant, Mr.. dos j. Nay, proposes to retire from
b0siu<<s- An Opportunity "a offered 70 buy his
stock on the most favorable terms and % s,,care
4 lease 81 most desirable 6asine-s property on
Psaasylvanta avenas. .-a 80
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II HkOGGH LINZ BETWREU WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHrNsroN, May 8, l0S-Hoop.
-Irnine between W Washington and
viz: ~
FOh NEW YORK. without change of cars
Leave daily te1cept Sunday o. $50 a N l:to and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily isxcept Sunday Al $50 q M, Imam
e5l. y. m.
ON SUNDAY.
phis AT 500 D. m :.
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New rort or
Spston can be had n the Station O1ce at all hour
See Baltimore and Ohio Railread Advertisement
tor chedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
THQs, 3, sHA BP. Master Of Transportation.
N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. KooNTZ, Agent, Wellington. mn
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II McCAULEY = BROS.
L. WOOD AND GOAL DEALERS
iafos-No. ais - street southwest, and No. 121S
Ah street northwest.
Depot-l1k street wharf ,-Ef
"A choice and varied stock OF WOOD and COAL
80 ~.Iy on neha. jy3-6m
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LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.

At the recent commencement Of amherst
College Mass, the honorary degree IT Master
OF Arts was conferred upon DIR. L. F.. wells, Of
Capitol Hill, in this city.
An interesting little daughter OF Mr. l. Aw
Clarvoe, chief Of the detective cJrps. died from
cholera infantum yesterday After brief i'll
ness.
The Creighton base bali club, OF this city.
beat the Atlsntics in Baltimore yesterday by q
score of a 70 Is. Mr.. Leonard, of the Mary
land club, acted as umpire.
Rev. Father Myers, who died In Baltimore
yesterday, a. stated in 3 teic gram to The STAR,
was formerly assistant pastor Of st. Pstrick's
church in this city under the pssorate Of che
Very Rev. VIM. Matthews
large livery ard sale stable Is being erected
in This city for Mr. Frank Palmer, of George
town. IL fronts on Ohio avenae GO feet, running
back 1874 feet to an alley. The building is two
stories high. with an attic loft and yentilatiug
roof, and Is substantially bpilt.
The Pennsy lvania republican club last night
elected Messrs. j. T.. Kitchener, L. K. Chap
man, Il. X. kenney, +. II. Thomas, and Paul
Hurst delegates to the Pennsylvania republi-
can convention, to be held at Harrisburg on
the 10Th proN.
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TURcO-RussIAH BATHS; also, Medcated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, ut DIR. Shedd's,
N3 Z street. 52O6.
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A tIxAHDRIA 4 WASHING -
"A TON Z. y. ~
ALEXANDRIA &FREDERICKsBURG q, n.
Crs~ a. ed Ssx5A 6sv~s.

.
Local Trains leave for Alexandria o. foIlow,,-s.,
"a and D. m daily, all other trains daily exec ~
LOCAL Trains from Alex sndria arrive a. follows
a. * s-ss, p5s u IS, a m, u IS, ISL 3s,
,-S, -, sasl eaS, 80, SIS .. m; $ m. and g
. N; it.m Alexandria daily, all other trains daily
-Trsins marked TINS connect With tram. on w..b.
ng,oa and Ohio r. r. >'"'
~. xsASL III, AooomTod.tiou Leaves .shinston
ssiai as sStf ri s1 ssx.fRrss ". r,cspo,.
'i 20 I. a sas, and
or sails At ofees, corn lsth strest sBd PennsyIys
ssa .ss & .ps
,hse.ec 1t all hotes and residences throa.s % ssg
z. $. YOUNG, Gen Passenger Agent. yp-o
RALTIMOssa, hsD POrO MAC RAT
O'''' Coz. STA a:s : 'i,.... n. g q
TEAMS LEAVE FOB TRAINS ARRIVE Ar
s:ls a m, NasafA Exp, t:a3 = m, wes; -rn Kxp.,
SIS q m. a. York kxp SIS a. m sRha All,
asiiy except Sunday SIS .. M Nal esiiy
7:So and go a. m :, accom- EXCEPT s,naay '
n ISss ~ 70 asn. l;e 2. m, Western EXP,
daily, excerpt SUNDAY sos D m =, Cincinnati Hx .
sto ?; m, B.ftiIaore sc- daily, except sunday.
conncdaiion, daily eS s1s m, Pacific 4 pres,
SIS 3 m, Cincinnsi Tx eos - m. es sunai
hos ? m. weGrn Esp lese ,. m, southern Ex.,
Trains leaving Washington q i,so sps snss mn
"a ~ y; m, casneet ct Rowie with trains for
tS = m, arriving Al Marlboro 10 .. m, y So a. n,
Trsiss arriving At W ashinsto, SIS n ma, ana 1,<e
and eS .: m, oonD,ct at Bowie with trains Ieayip0
Marlboro $50 and Us.
Passenger leaving their orders Ct Ticket Onces
corner Of ash street and Peunsy vsnia esss, a1d
nsrfhwea corner o. e,h sfrest and Pennsylvania
avenue, can have their bAeeaee called for and
checked - hotels and residences % al points NORTH
and West. Through tick sss 70 Cincinnati, OoluD-
bus, Indianapolis, Lcuissille, q. Louis, New Or
leans. Chicago, Omaha, Sen Hrancisc,a And al
points north, norhwaet. wea, and southuest
:: L.. BUBAkRY, Genera supt
~. u. 1OO NG, Cen Poser Aeeaf. iy{-6
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COAL AND WOOD.

WAL AMI WOOD.
COAL: WOOD!
COAL! wOOD!
The attention of customers and the public gen.
are invited TO my large ana well selected stock
And are daily receiving cargoes OF the best grades
OF COAL, hich will be offered at a yery small All
vance for a few days longer for cash or approved
h0GTsT M0UNTAIN-white Ash.
HAZELDELL :.
PHILADELPHIA-Re Ash.
EAST FBANkLIN-LOrberry
LYkENs VALLEY and CUMBERLAND.
Depot and ofhee-Corner 9Th and streets south
Branch Ysrd-A street, between I'll and Sd streets,
northeast.
jy5-eolm W. H. NARROW,
GOAL: WOOD: COAT! WOOD!
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WOOD AND COAL.
WHARVES-Foo 18th and 18th streets
OFFlCES-N. W. corner l2th and Water sta T. w
Corner 10th and streets 3. W.
lila 9Th street N. w.
Our facilities for receiving and delivering Coal and
MOOD are unsurpassed BY any business honse in the
Fuel TO consumers or to che trade on the Closest
margin. We especially invite parties who desire 10
8Hrenase 70 the best adv sntase to give ms trial
70 Buy, as freights and ceal are likely to advance
Coal and Wood delivered from the vessel aud
-neIves. jyl-eoSm-
T. McCAULEY = BROS, -
~. WOOD AND COAL DEALERS.
iHos-No' sls -, - street southwest, and No. 1918
pePot-lSH street wharf, .'s
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DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is
ga combination and form indeed" for healing
and curing diseases of the throat lungs and
chest 1t cures cough by loosening and cleans
ing the lungs, and allaying irritation, thus re-
moring the cause, instead of drying up the cough
and leaving the disease behind. 6
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Boz Ms a 4. AM ? s-,u,,,.

o;sSs SSsss4SSH2fS5s AR IHqIneSSHAHFs
* sjcTss~ nosaes ana leVsst ross.
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CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT.

TIN Pm o1Hf. DIsoouHf on AL CASE
SALES IxcaP1Te1 SPECIAL oRDs1s.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS.
At 64a .. m and D. N but not on 81 nSay
FOB NORFOLK.
At LILO r. m, but not sunfay
SUNDAY TRAINS
IRON Bsiitmorr-The 40 stopping st RolGy and
Lsntsi oniy; the SD and $50 D. Az .to D ping
a. kelsy OIL the SD .. m, without ~ -, tue a.
u ~ a;a and $50 .. m. st opping at al. stations
from Wsshineton.-The and q. m =. q. 7:45 and
y m trains stopping at all stations; the los and
me D. M Al kelsy only; and the $50 . N without
sops ON sunday the ] 10 y. m. will stop at ali
stations south Of Anna polls function.
FORP POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATES
$500 POINTS.
Al 10 a. m. and 81 and SIS ID. m Returning.
leave Point OF Rocks sf 6l5 and 7.0s q m and /; "a
and s 10 .. ma. ~
Through tickets to the West can be had NJ the
Washington Station Ticket Once ct ell hours a The
isy; alec, at the Companys once, les Pennsylva-
Ola avenne Passengers purchasing tickets at the
avenue once, cat there arrange 20 have their
baggage called for and checked q their res,denoe
aiken 20 the depot, and put into the baggage car
For New York, PhilaIelPhis, and Boston, see ID
THOS. h. SHARP, faster OF TRANSPORTATION
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
-. GEO. q. K0OETZ,
,eI GENERAL Agent, WaskinRton.