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BALTIMORE. April l6-yrgiuis sixes, Old. 80; do
eonsolidat. d, sos; West Virginia., lOIk; N nth
saT ,S SKIES, old n; do neville do. ,cisl tax,
BALTIMORE, April I6. - Cotton a shade easier
AM Iuiet-lor niiddliBg-. lGi@A. Fl5ur strong; in
good demand; prices unchanged. Wheat nrm and
IN good demand; prices zach ,nged. Corn strong
white southern, So; yellow southern, 49, mixed Yves.
tern, new IS; old 50 Oats rlow-soathern 630I2;
western, 6o@3. Bye firm and in improved demsad ;
LOOT W. Hay unchanged. Provisions firm, AMI
under limited offerings inactive except ia 1bbi q
way; prices UNCHANGED. Western butter un.
changed. OofiCe unchanged. Whisky arm; de.
msnd light, ". Sugar firm and in good demand,
HEw York, April l6.-Flour firm. Wheat sd.
yanctpg. COro 1c. better.
New YoRk. April lS.-Stocks sctive and fever
fsh. Money 4; Gold l35S; Exchange, long, la5Is.
short, 4-ss1s governments dull '0' d
LoNpoN, April Is, II 80 0. m.-Consols for money,
95A @931E: for account, s2zS@93; new 5's lO4 Eris
311S, lew York Central So 49, -0'
LONDON, April IL, .. m.-Erie, 3iG32k
LoNDoS, April 10, 8 80 D. m.-fne bullion in the
Bank Of England has decreased fis,0)0 during tn }
rast week. The amount of ballion gone iato the
Bank Of Euel.nd on balance TO-DAY is IS Oo5. The
Proportion OF bank reserve liabilities which was
Lest ~ per cent; is now 4Es. Erie, s2a,2l4
LONDON, April Is D. m.-Colsols for money q1zz
0yS Ter account, $685..
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he FIRE DEPARrNssr.-Att the meetipx of
the Board of Fire Commissioners last nig'. AZ
chief engineer presented Q report inr' So ,he
resignation Of Foreman McDevi'. of No an
CINE company, asking that =. Ia a..ivnes 70
M io.m REha a. -syate Of No. engine
comlany. Inc reo -esf of Mr.. MsDevltt was
granted. anu Oh action OF NJ. Collins. the chief
s sntsme" authorized to appoint a temporary
Ioreh--.' Of No. 5 company. to serve until an
sIfolntment is made by the board. A conmu.
Dication was read from II. K. Miles, superiuten-
dent OF fre-a'arm telegraph, recommending
that magnetic dial instruments be adopted upon
which the chief and the fremen can readily
transmit or receive any and all messages neces-
sary to the more efficient and harmonious work.
Ing OF the department; also, calling attention to
the necessity OF procuring an additional oper-
ator and an experienced and thoroughly COM
petent "liDeman" for the fire. alarm ser vice. re-
ferred to the committee on fire. alar On telegraph.
The application of Lewis Hou Oh for the position
OF foreman OF No. engine company was placed
on NE. Inc resignation of Augustus Seitz "a
hostier OF the hook and ladder company was
received and accepted, and Alexander Savoy
was appointed hsstler IN his stead. Applica-
uons Tor positions in the department were re-
celved from Thomas l.. Newman, Daniel Ryan,
George Hawkins, Robert A. LaBille, NJ. L.
Maher, A. j. Butler, Samuel Smith, aud JOS
II. Reynolds; filed. Mr.. Thomas moved that
hereafter all orders for repairs and purchases
for the fire department be accompanied by
acquisitions, and that all bills rendered for the
sane be referred TO the committee accounts
before payment; adopted. Mr.. Thomas gave
notice OF the following amendment to the rules
IN regard to the conduct of members of the de-
partment, which he would call up at the next
meeting :-''in the performs nce of their duty
they must maintain decorum and attention; and
at all times refrain from harsh, violent, coarse,
profane, or abusive language" Adjourned.
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ALEX A Nd RIA.

PREsBYrERY OF TIE CHgsAPgAKE.-The
afternoon session Of the presbytery on Tuesday
was a stormy one, the discussiol being on the
condition of Rev. DIR. b ullock's church. The
committee appointed IL audit the accounts of
Dr. Bullock reported them correct, and the
report was received. The report OF the COM
mlttee on education, in reference to the lieen-
sure OF Elder Nichols, was received and adopt
ed, and, on motion, the trial sermon of the can
didate was heard. DIR. Bullock moved that the
trlal pieces be sustained; that further ex4mina-
ton be dispensed with, and that the presaytpry
proceed to license him; carried. The license
was granted to Mr.. Nichols to preach the gospel
The minutes of the day were then read, and
after prayer the meeting adjourned TO meet in
Poolesville, Frederick county, Nd, September
WHIPPsD.-Charles Matthews, who was ar
rested by Jailor Cline a few DAYS ago while in
the act of rObbins that portion OF the Jail use.
for MIR. Cline's residence, when locked up in
jan was taken by the other inmates, laid over q
bench, and given thirty" with the "orz inal
Dolly Warden" paddle. The prisoners then
passed resolutions complImenting him for his
boldness in attempting to rob Jail.
FISH RBPoRr.-Since yesterday at IL m,
1000 shad, $4,000 herring, and 500 punches of
rock and perch have arrived Shad sold for
sl5aslS per hundred, herring SASS 50 per thou
sahu rock and perch aver aged 25 cents per
bunch: The largest consignment that has
arrived at Fishtown from any one shore during
tnis season was 30 900 herring this morning from
windmill Point-Sentisel, last erenin0.
BAILED FOR CoURT.-H. O. Yates, of War
renton, was brought here yesterday in charge
OF Deputy L. s. Marshal j. s. Fowler on the
CT arge OF the infraction of the internal revenue
laws in buying illicitly distilled liquor, put up
In an old stamped package, and selling it with
out The proper stamp The package was seized
some time ago by Deputy Collector M. EIdridge.
and the liquor-apple brsndy-is supposed to
have been distilled in Rsppahannock county
The accused was examined before L. 8. Com
missioner Whittlesey last night. and put aud or
ponds OF 81 900 for his appearance at the next
term OF the I. s. District Court in this city,
Col. j. s. MOsby becoming his security.
ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANT.-R. D
Ruffin, colored, the late sheriff of this county,
WfO was indicted at the last term of the county
court for perjury, but was not taken into custo-
dy at the time, was arrested yesterday by Sher.
III y. y. Roach on a bench warrant issued by
Judge Sangster, and taken before Justices Ans.
tin. Titus, Pendleton and Hail. by whom he was
released.
CAPT. THOMAS TRAvERs, one Of the oldest
sailing masters of this port. and a much-re-
spected citizen, died yesterday, in the eighty
fourth year of his age.-Garette, last evening".
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Wall Street Ta.dau

NEW YORK, April 16.-The POSTS financial
article says;-Gold opened at I13X; declined
gold loans the rates have been 2H to 5 for car
rying. Foreign exchange is dull and steady.
with salee at 4S5a4S5 for prime sterling. Foreign
exchange remains unchanged. In the money
paper Is 3 to Z. Government bonds are Ia9
lower than yesterday. Southern state bonds az
the board were dull and lower. The stock
market opened 4a4 below last nights closing,
and was heavy during the first half hour OF
business. It became steady at the first boari
and afterwards strong, prices having since adj
vanced \ to ] j. About noon prices again de
clined fraction, and the market Is now steady
at the decline.
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GEORGETOWN.

FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish at the
wharf this morning were 5000 taylors and 900
herring The tsyiors sold at s1i and the her.
ling AT 50 per ,0cO.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boat Seneca ar
rived day with 200 bushels corn; go barrels
Wheeler, snd a small lot corn for III. VI. Tai
bott, and the boat j. n. Thomas, with 3 $50
bushels ocrn. 40 barrels -four and SO bushels
mill feed, and the boat q. F. Waters, with
600 bushels wheat, and 600 bushels corn, and
the boat NettIe Graham, with 1900 bushels
corn and 80 barrels -four, all for j. G. aud j
NJ. Waters.
The CANAL.-The coal boats have been de.
tanned by high water at the slack water, bat
are coming in to-day pretty freely.
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EmancIpasion Day.

TIE CELEBRAIION BY TIE GALILEAS FISH-
ERNEN-A FINE PROCESSION FOR A RAINY
The Grand Lodge United Order of Gs,ilean
Fishermen having made preparations for cele-
brariDg the 18th OF April-emAncipation day
in a becoming manner, assembled as Der orders
at their hall, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue this
ut 10 O'Clock for that purpose, but the rain some
what iDterfered with the arrangements, de-
terrlng many from participating in the eXsr-
cixes.
The committee of arrangements was eompoaed
OF one member from each OF the tabern acles
nineteen in number, with Perry II. Carson as
president and VIM. T. Scott a. secretary. The
procession was announced by posters to be
ready TO start from the hall at 10 O'Clock but
owing 70 the rain did not form until II 50 %. M ,
when, on the arrival OF Chief Marshal Carson
the order as given tor the lines to form.
The nrst section. composed of Tabernscles
Noe. Il, z, 8, 4, 8. 8, Z, : and Q, was headed by
Kings brass band of fifteen pieces, and mar
shaled by the right aid TO the Chief Lewis
waite. The second section was headed by the
National brass band, thirteen pieces, Robert
Mekinny leader. and composed Tabern scles
Nos 10, II, IL, -, IL, 49, 1G, II, Is and 10, all
left aid Robert Shelton, assisted by Mr.. Alfred
Day, aid TO the chief, with line marshals VIM
Lomax and Tilman Dorsey.
The line Of march was from the place Of
meeting 70 New Jersey avenue; thence TO Nir-
GINA avenue, to It'll street; thence to Pennsyl-
yanla avenue, and on to 18th street; thence by
the PRESIDENTS House, up the avenue TO George
town, up Bridge 70 Market street; thence to
West street; thence down to P-street bridge:
down street 10 Massachusetts, avenue to vi
street, 70 4th street, 70 Louisiana avenue to Sd
street, 70 Pennsylvania avenue, and thence 10
Galhlean Hall, where, after a rest, Is the line
OF march 10 be resumed late in the evening to
the Market-house Hall, Georgetown, where
great preparations have been made for leyee
and BANQUET to- night 70 close uH the day the
latter to be for tie benefit Of the GallileAn
Hal, on which the order are now making their
fnal payment.
At the levee and banquet tonight several
prominent speakers will be listened To, among
them Prof. j. M. Langston, Frederick Doug.
lass, and others, and a grand time is antici-
pated All OF the subordinate tsbernacles have
entered into this affair with a great deal of
zeal, and had II not been for the rain to- day a
much larger procession would have been out
The committee of arrangements for the Occa-
son are - essrs. Lemuel Stewart, James
smallwood, Orig Washington, Ann Parker,
George Ingram, Thomas Smith, Francis Beckett
Robert Nsylor, VIM. Graham, VIM. t. Scott
h shelton, T.. HintZman, T.. Stewart d. s
johnson, r. Jones, IL. Owens, P Lumpkin, and
- Henersor; all under the general super
vision Of Chief Marshall P. II. Carson and his
aids.
The managers of the affair had one hundred
guns bred this morning in judiciary Square, IN
honor Of the anniversary.
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Condensed LocaIx

The grand bail OF the Young Mems Magnolia
Club (cOlored) 1t Byceum hall this evening
will be a well msneged affair.
The exercises at the Carroll Institute tonight
for the benefit OF the deserving library OF tbs
institute will be from the programme announced
elsewhere q very interesting affair.
The alarm OF ire turned in from box g,
about half past O'Clock last night, was on
account OF the dropping OF a lamp by a servant
In the house OF Mr.. ID. W. Davis, 62l X street.
The flames were soon extinguished.
From j. ShilliDgtOn we have Frank Leslie's
and Harperis illustrated weeklies for April 25
and Demorest's Mirror OF Fashions for May;
also from Robert Bean we have Hdrpsr's Wssaly
for April IS.
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~Henry Ward Beechsr objects to hous

~ Henry Ward Beecher objects to house
cleaning wives.
0Miss sarah p. Eastman has been appoint :.
ed school superintendent at Hawley, Mass,
with a salary OF two dollars per day and "horse
hire"
ga little Ke- sington boy fen asleen in
church on Sunday eveni aud Gated quite .
SENSATION BY rolling OF b seat and calling out.
"bnnekie down PougAkeepsie Neos.
IL the cremationists have their vav the
number OF ash carts win need to be increased.
Aoa now VIII y sound 70 hear the ash.men ring
tber bells and bsWl: "Brine ont YOUR mothers
in-law ashes.n
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NOTHING SO CHEAP AS DRY
GOODS.
Best PRINTS, 10 cents
Good PRINTS, 8 cents.
Androscoggin COTTON, I21s cents.
Wsmsutta COTTON, IS cents.
PAPER CAMBRIA, 10 cents.
Job lot BLACK ALPAOAs. 50, G., and IS cents,
the cheapest Ia the market.
BLACK SILK, 50, worth 81 50.
WHITE SPREADS, O. 50, worth s. 20.
All other goods down in proportion.
LUTTRELL VINE,
aT9d' 1880 PeLna avenue, cor. 2C.h St
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THE WEATHER.
Wac wP.r nA1n.ssSyaEsr 9s.@ G,g s,s.sl 9

WasEIssToS h - Sn rs , S,srS. 6Ise1,{
PRoBABILITIKs.-0ver CIV Eng land, falling tenn
peratufe clear or partly 81 .udv weather and fresh
and brisk noIthw st and n rtb wirds will nrev All
the latter yesring to north and east prob IDLY TO,
night Tor the middle states aud lower lake region
cloudy and rainy weather, gradually extendias
northeastwsrd over this AREA, bat partly as ,now
east Of Mississippi, cloudy and rainy safher with
fresh and brisk WINS, motly south to east on the
From Missouri .astw ard over the Ohio valley Tssh
ana brisk north 70 east yind.. cloIdy AND RAINY
weather Tor the uppes lake region, Mfnnesota and
lows, northeast 20 southeast wins, Va-tiv cloudy
wsaler, and over the SON. hern portion sftsis area
rrC baby rain or snow. The rain storm aver the
fou hern sfes extend northeastward. The eumber.
lard river, the Tennessee, the Ohio below Louis.
thine rising
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The Eight-hOur Question.
EXPLANATORY ADDRESS OF THE BRICKLAYER



UNION.
Yesterday special meeting of the Brick
layers Union was held, and the following were
appointed committee to prepare an address
setting forth the differences. existing between
members of the union and the bosses: L. K.
Wesley, Samuel W. Sloan, James f. Duval
Robert A. Stephenson and MILFORD Spohn.
Inc com nittee Immediately prepared an adj
dress, In Which they say ''the question is clearly
one CT hours and not of wages, as this associa-
ton ON last November, by constitutional law,
declared that eight hours should constitute
days work, at $3.50 per day. This rule went
into effect Immediately without the dissension
OF the bosses, and work was prosecuted during
the entire winter on this basis. We have rea-
son TO believe that the majority of bosses now
having work on hand secured such work on the
basis of eight hours and 81 80 per day. Having
secured these Contracts, at the commencement
OF spring work these bosses, by a consolidation
under the title of "msster" bricklayers have
now refused to employ journeymen at eight
hours. The iOurneymen are willing for an hon
orable compromise, and have reduced their
wages to ~ per day, or to last years ratio.
This the bosses will not accept, and the issue
now Is eight hours, and not wages. The Jour
neymen are willing TO make any sacrifice of
wages, but persistently refuse to sacrifice the
hours OF labor. We deem this explanation ne
cessary. that the public may properly under
stand the situation"
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RAILROADS
RALTInokE . PoToN.c RAILROAD.
oxrof eossSl eTH avn srRERr NV.

RAIanokE PoToS.c RAILROAD.
.pArVt eossst eTH AND srRExrs NV.
After Msrch 9sd, ls9., u>>'zs win run follow.
TEAMS LEzFk Fek TRLINs xRRfVEA
s,ss an Bali and NH SIS. n ss. f0rt .nd
sr:.. % a:i Nee s sun sss IS;
DAN, Accom- 'S irss s.:i s. .si al ss M;
i, x.:, NJ Pc; s, LIN n ,.T pals Key
.l!p:, daily, ,I sunday dsisy, E. Sunday.
Sss . m, Baltimore, s:se .. m, Aeoommods-
' Vet S;i fit''SOrs aod $50 N s.,,y from
Ssrt fSs1T s'r S;:, ;nd soF s;v,.,rn
pres S,'. i kss .s. IN. ..i ss ssl aSss
snd FRIDAY; trsfp- IsaSsns :, ss9s' sU "sdasy
rain. is.yins d ..h siaSsss sasssS
m connect At odent.n nth q aims { . Anaspols.
and 81 D m eonntc; st Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders H Ticket ono.
noTthves, easnsr Of D.h street and Psansylyanis
bis avenue, nave their bsss ARe osiled To- and
checked ~ hoteis anc residences 90 al points North
bas, Inaisnspoiis, JyGisviIle, 81. Louis, New or.
tears, Chicsge, Oushs, San Frsnci-co. aud al
''D's Ho''o ibsSRRssn S a:SSrs SET.
u. .. YOUNG, S,nI PAs-'r Agent. iyss-tf
pENNsYLvaNIA AIR LINZ
PHILApELPmA,
EEN YORK,
AND ALL FONTS IN THk EKW ISaIAE,
tHRosGH ssTRhkS WASHING ron
Tn. ,I E,LIh3gT ciaSs 4 OF 61Ks.
Gessht and improved nnish.
PsggLLLM1k PAtL0kCARS ON DA Y TRAN
o..,. Ai6 nj TRAINS.
THRIE TRAINS i paiIiY '' ssx III ~ sUNp,Y,
nm and Sa Gser pe5nsslyasis Ar Line leaving
,,s.,. .sroAa, northeast corner q tth and
FAST LIss, leave W ashiustOu EOS =. IN. daily.
Leave Baltimore Al STA q. m daily, except sun.
Lssye West PHILADELPHIA. si I2.ss o. m. daily,
Arrive At new York II AKA .. n daily, except
RICHaoED EMPRESS, leave Washington q,
Leave Baltimore Al Visa .. m. daily, except Sun.
Lesys West Philadelphia at 6.Os , n. daily, e1-
Arrive at New York ct 1910 .. IN. daily, sIcep.
$40 .. m. PhHsdelphis Express, daily except
LIGHT IxPREss, Iease " AshinEtou =, s,osp
issVe baltimore a, lo;4s p N, sany.
Eaa Llss, lesse New Tork at en-
f.es~o y s -s5li I leave " sss
Arrive Arrive a. N.shinstoH At l;0sR;n.
Arrive NJ Washington at b:lS q. m.
2:35 p. m. PhilAdelphia NJ press.
Connections dade in New 8rk with steamer
On Sound; New York, New Haven Aud Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail-
road, frie RailW ay, aud steamers Hudson River.
Fare as low o. ~ any other route.
BagRage called Tor and checked Of k0tss and prt-
vate residences oTders left ~ the foil Offices.
where tickets and information can be obtained =
hortheasf corner 18th street and Penna. north
east CORNER 6sh street and Peuns. ave.; Passenger
Station Baltimore and Potomac rSilrosd, corner 6Ih
aud streets ED = YOUNG,
Jy24-n General Passenger Ascent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE,
FEBRUARY lsI, lcT4.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
fEBRUARY lsT, lcT4.
TIoM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 a. M, b bsit,m9rs and Gil Way Stations.
Winchester and all Way Stations
e.4s A. m. Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and ell
500 g m. New Ycrt, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
s.1s a. m. Pnssb9fs, chicsso, Cincinnati, Louis.
vile, 8; Louis. Columbus, ssndusky, W heel
Ar Stations on the wsshilsicn County and
E.Iley Brsnchss. PSllran CaTs. DHasr az
$50 E m Baltimore, Annapolis and sII Way Sta
10 90 .. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
is.oe m, Baltimore, Ellicott City aud all Way
LOO m NeS York, PhiI.deIphis, Norfolk, Bal.
80 BstimSre az L n.SGs. R.,., rr.,.,,,.
WsS s,s,;n, winensrter and ell intermediate
S4s ;; m, Baltimore, Frederick ana all Way Sta
$50 ,. =: Point Of Rocks, Frederick and all Way
4.4s 2: M, Bal imOre, Annapolis and all Way Sta.
$40 P. m, PhiIadelphia and Baltimore. Ssype
7.45 D; m, Pttsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, 3. Louis, Columbus, S.ndusky, Wheel
ing sne the West. PEll1aaM Cars. Brsakfa,i
aso D. m, Baltimore and all Way stations.
wv ,n s es p lIk' fhhsoeipnia, Boston, Bal
II.so ,. m .Bslsi@ore and all Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
100. 1ts, $40, 14s, 1.so, 800 and IL. so
All 7fains Stop al Viadrct Hotel, Relay House ia.
ard Ohio Ticket ofices, wssniSeton sIs1ion, "a
to CHECKED and rsssr.a
TB9s; =; sHA Up. N sster Of Transportation.
fee2 GEO: .: kooNTz. GENT Agent.
THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsBINa-
ToN' fHlkADELPHIA q NEW YORK.
md sss fsI 81,
nov i ISi s 1G'Ti Yo ii .s...~ ,...s .,o
DC es sea dsi W except Sunday, st 500 A. H. and
f6i fhILApELPH1A.
Loo SO sesi srs ssssS' PsG1ass 500 A. L. and
.s a:; :: IS. s. s .ss SIS Il and rA.a.-
Lhroesh ucksts 20 Pbilsdelphia, Rev York Or
n the Az; .l.o. q the CoSSsSs once. tss Fem.
Ps.sensen purchasing tickess ct the Ayeu,s osse.
saa S.s; ss, 9 Ss
Sc S.iti@ors "a one railroad saysrsissnsu, for
ois end ~ washington, Baltimore, Annap-
IH3s obs 81 sssa In; NE; - q rr.nspors.sou.
Gno. .. kOohfx, Agent 4 wsshinstoa.
F9Ms .t saIh.-s o, to So1ose h. el... so...
sr,ses IL Zee, enc shrub The collection
So1 Psrssiasi Nos: Mcassi; R.,,,, p. sS1 d,;ms
lag Roses, &C.. &C. Also, 60 90 iosas Il Touiaias
~" 's'As sesa' superior quality; ,.,,,-
cps In Connecticut avenue and 1 Issh strs::t.
JAMES L wAUGR.
AUCITONEER,
teoB-Sm Corner 18th nd ar
Ezra sAs S.EY.I tc EE:Yzz:: .,., ~.
Reduced rrsds.. ysi Soi k' fses sss s,, H.,
~; QSsrtsss, go; sfffhs, Ca; Tsnths. en-
eERxAI efArEs LerfHRI.s.
,P,y. Dog I'LL lss bovery, GernAuia Bank
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CITY ITEMS.

ACTUAL vs. SHORT wEIsHr.-Aside from
the impure substances from which are made
the majority OF Baking Powders, large pro.
PORTION are short of the weight represented
upon the package. We not only claim that
Dootey's Yeast POloder is free from any injurious
substances, and that each package contains
1uIl weight, but that the quantity required to
produce the desired result in the kitchen is
from twenty-five to fifty per cent. less than
those Of ordinary manufacture. Manufactured
by Dooley u Brother, 60 New street, New York,
and for sale at retail by all respectable Grocers.
HELMBoLD's BUcHU is the great family med
icine for diseases of the kidneys and kindred
organs. Full directions accompany each bot
tie. Look out for counterfeits. The genuine
mas the private proprietary stamp of H: t.
Heimbod 1t is not safe to take any other
None but the genuine guaranteed. John r.
Henry, New York, sole agent. Sold by all drug
gists. eos
To CoNsUMPTIvEs-NIanyh have been happy
to give their testimony in favor of the use of
UuCOr's Pure Cod Licsr Oil and Lime. Expe-
Iience has proved it TO be a valuable remedy for
Consumption. Asthma, Diptheria and all dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold
by druggists generally. eos
For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, TRoUBLgsoNRNA NAILS
etc, visit DR.. Whites establishment, No. 535
10Th street, opposite the Treasury. Fee, 81 per
Dr. White, Chiropodist, No. 5sj 18th street
opposite the Treasury, removes cOrns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats buniOns, club and ingrowing
nails, and other disorders of the feet Fee, 81
per visit. Office hours from 8 a. m. to D. IN
Press OF business during Office hours prec!udes
whiting patients at residences except after
p. m.
To PREVENT Fever ana Ague there is no
preparation Like Dooleys Calissya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 60
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhpa, and all hemorrhages ETC.
Ponds Extract differs from all other Advertised
preparations in the fact that it liz q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known t: be o cure for these diseases. m til q n
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. lis
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
-A
WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer building. 1919
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IS the cheapest.
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