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E0nTI Of Health

THE DEATH DEPOT SOT 70 BE REMOVED
ACTION o. DIR. vFRDI's RESOLUTIONS
A. TO TIE NIGHT SOIL CONTRACT.
Al a = &C. al meeting az the Board Of Health
fO-tay-al! Tire members pT-Sent-MT. Lang
sion submitted the following report, which
M'> adopted Hy q vote Of yeas 1, nay !. DIR.
The committee on ordinance. 10 whom
were re erred resolutions introduced by Dr.
erul- declaring the contract OF n. r. Tur-
ueT y Co. forfeited and the location Of the
building erected by said parties from which
OEal> are 10 be- removed according To vote of
this board. per its records, an unsuitable
place, &c &c, have had these several mat
Iers N der CNi~emert, and submit herewith
for information and consideration of the
board the contract made with the said II. f.
Turner & Co. together with statement of
said PARTIES showing causes of delay as 10 full
fiilment Of their contract.
our committee are Of opinion under the
Circumstances, ard particularly in view Of
The difficulties attending the work already
done by III. +. Turner * Co., its magnitude
and cost It's readiness now for use. ami itS
entire freedom from any nuisance should the
service b. properly performed. per contract;
That u l. lnaav ISable 10 declare the contract
q. Sald ii. r Turner x Go. forfeited. or TO
ShaTse, at thiS time. the location Of the
building EereinbefOre named
TIE RESOLUTIONS
ihtIoduced oy ir. NeTdi AT the meeting OF
June p. i~.5, were as follows:
heTeaS. on the @1t Of March MpSSTS
Turner & Co. entered into a solemn contract
with the Board of Health 70 remove night
Soil. E'trbaEe ana dead animals out Of the
DlStrlct OF Columbia 10y r1TrGnf. And
whereas said Turner * 60 have not com
pi-ed with the terms Of the contract although
Three months have elapsed since said con
taCt should have been faithfully executed :
Ara whereas said Turner * Co. in contra
NentlOn with TIE terms Of the contract. have
COZ IN Ued 70 tIIS date 10 remove deaf ami
mal~ and garbage by water from the f.th-
street wharf while said wharf hal been b.
the Board az Health declared unsuitable as "A
Otp0t OF DIAL on account Of its proximity 10
The White House, the War AMI Navy depart-
mentS: Therefore, TeSC'JeI. that said Turner
a Co nave forfeited their contract. in couSe-
GueiIce OF which forfeiture the Board of
Health now declares said contract null and
Noid' tdat committee be appointed to select
locality, remote from inhabited DWELLINGS
on which 70 erect "a depot for the Offal in
terded 10 be transported out Of the District
me present one being located in an insult
abe place. and erected by MeSsrS. Turner 4
20. who have already forfeited their con-
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VIZ DFsIRE TO call special attention to the
auction sale by Thomas T.. Waggaman Of
mat valuable property on Rhode Island ave-
nue. circle, which takes place to-morrow AZ
terroon at halfafter five O'Clock. \ splendid
opportunity is offered for investment i'm this
dSiishtiul location For full particulars see
advertisement
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THE zoo HALF HOUR WALK-IC-day at
noon Harry Brooks, who last week at the
Avenue theater. commenced the task of
walking 900 half N lies in l,0OO half hourS
finished 2lO half miles. He has adoptal the.
pan OF commencing each half mile at a few
minutes before the hour and fiDiShirg two
half miles, by which means he is ena lied To
take from 80 TO 10 minutes rest In order
That there may be no deception the tkeater
is open day and night.
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BUILDING PERMITS were issued to-day by
inspector PIowman az follows:-Wm. Eai-
lantyne, two story brick dwelling rs by Al
ieet, south side New York avenue between
3ih and 10th streets northwest; - OOO. Jers-
mlah Flaherty, two-story brick dwelling.
IT, by 81 feet, west side LIST street southeast
between and X streets; $500
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Germs, Vascular Excrescences,
Bunions. 1ngrowing Nails, &c. successfully
treated at Dr. Whites establishment. SIS 18Th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
s a. m. to s p m. Fee, Al per visit. Owing TO
press OF business during Office hours DIR.
White Is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences, except after p. m.
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A WORLD OF THANKS Is DUE TO the bota-
mist who first discovered the virtues of the
Q'oilldyd SdPondrId, or soap tree of Chilli. The
wonderful cleansing and purifying property
OF its bark gives to the fragrant Slsobo,a
much of its unrivalled efficacy as a preserv-
alive Of the teeth. eo
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STABBING BY Boy Last plight two
boys, named Soper and Swami, got into
quarrel IN The rear OF h, between 18th and
18th streets northwest, when the former
stabbed the latter i'm the back, above the
hip, quite severely. SOper was arrested and
committed TO jail 10 await the results of
Swann's injuries
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"A THE BEyERIDGE HORSE

HAY lIiDDL Els CRdI' 10 UD0rN - r..
4sE4l Is now real y for the reception OF summer
B'ardrrs. 1t lisa handsome house. with 2H -..r..-
and large porticos, and l. kept IN the best ~fT.
Mlddlcburg i situated IN the INST beaut'f1l ...H
healthy section of Northern Virginia. fffv p 81.
southwest Of Washington CITY. has Church.. q %
denomlnaiio and pleasant society There l. wirl
a mile # the House a Zoe Mineral Sprior 81 81
medical waters have been pronounced ~ Phy-i ial.
- be equal - any ~ the state. rails Stage -r,r-
with the Railroad DepJi~ AZ Lee-hurc and AZ .H..
Plains A free ride - she spring ave ~ Hay 49,
terms, &c, address JOSEPH VI. PATTON. Pr
pTietOF. 100 4 -.
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\ CLAIM AGENT IN CoURT.-In the case
81 buIbIldge against Packer to-day in the
Jircult Court, Judge Humphreys instruc tei
the jury To return a verdict for the defendant
ON the ground that the contract &c cIared on
bN the pialntln was void on the ground of
public policy said contract being 10 pay a
contingent fee Of One-half Of the proceeds of
a claim prosecuted by Gen. Furbriiee
against the government for quarterlnaster's
stores.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-This morning
acoloTed man, named Samuel Math sys was
accidentally shot by John Smith, a white
hoy. Tie ball took effect i'm Mathews right
side This happened on < street, between
Mary land and Maine avenues. DIR. McCaulev
70 md the ball
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LOCAL n w s,


NGfi0,3d3 TA,G'eT.-The Operetta sI.aila." by
Prof John ESpUta and his pupils. 4 rare
musical treat is expected.
SloHrncT Thc0feT CsaiIpte.-"The Female
Detective. or Women against the World"
is the leading drama here this week, with an
unusually attractive bill.
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CAUTION! = In our changesble climate
coughs, colds, and diseases of the throat
lungs and chest will always prevail. Con.
sumption will claim its victims. These dis
eases, IL attended TO in time, can be arrest ed
and cured The remedy is DR.. WIstdr's Bal
sam Of Vd Cherry. so cents and 81 per bottle;
large bottles much the cheaner. 60
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.-Mr Den
mis- Il. Mcmahon, heretofore residing upon
portion of the estate of the late DR.. r. r
Wills, disappeared from his home on We'd
nesday night, the 9th instant, in r;jthera mys
ferrous manner. He had been at work all
day in the field, and retired to bed as usual
But in the morning he was missing. The
corn house key was found on the mantlepiece
together, ii is said. with a ten dollar motel.
but he has not been seen or heard of since
Mr.. McMahOn was perfectly sober and in
duStTiOus man, and has wife and six or
seven children. The family are ignorant Of
his whereabouts, and his sudden disappear
ance has created no little talk among the
neIghbors.-IOTt Tobacco independent.
Inc missing man was formerly a resident
of this city, and was, for a long time. i'm the
employ OF Mr.. II. III. HOof He i the brother
ln-iaw OF Mr.. George Green, the oysterman.
-AteJ. Gazette.
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REMOVE HOTEL.
tMt

tl&-k This Pleasant and Popular Sumnaa- Re
~ at Remove. Pennsy iyaUIa. on the line Of lhs
Philadelphia Erie Railroad j. now open for o.,
accommodation 81 vi~itors. Tho situation Il fl8
Ho:el, immediately on tn. Susguehana river. in do
midst OF splendid mountain scenery and cnntiEr54H
10 celebrated cunning and trout fishing rt-i,u4-
renders NJ unusually attractive while thu ac-lru-
modafions provided arr Il the very best kind Ex-
CURSOR tickets 10 Remove are sofa At all tha pTtci-
Pal Offices Of the Penusy iga1ia Railroad CUrgca-r
Eor Re- ms and Rates, sdi~fsS PROPHET ID
RENONO HOTEL. REMOVE. pa 30. e.
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pen COPYING NO toNGEs NECESSARY.
CLEPHANE 4 CO -

NEW ADTOLITHOGRAPHIO PROCESS.
PRINTED copies o. all papers furnisned 1T low
rate OF 10 cents folio Of 100 words for first copy
and TWO CENTS per folio for each additiona, co py.
Fac smile copies Of drawings, plans, letters, cir
cuIars, &C., at lowest rates.
Dispositions taken in skort- hand and transcripts
furnished in print 1t less cost than manuscript hsrs
u once No. ST. 7th street, OPP Gen, P. O.. %
moor. j, o. CLEPHAHE,
MAURICE PICHIN,
myl0-om w O. MURDOCK.
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THE WASHINGTON NATIOxAI MoSr--
NFNT--AS we celebrate the anniversary Of
the nations birth let US remember him 10
Whom above all other men we are indebted
LOT our liberties. The monument 10 COM
memorate peoples gratitude 10 George
Na>hIn EtOn has stood in it, unfinished con
olti0n Tor twenty wears without the means
10 carry on the work, and now as the gIOrisS
OF the american Jubilee are gathering
about rs u should be completed. In tie
name OF patriotism, gratitude. and national
proc The Monument Society renewS its ap-
peal 10 tine country for aii IN DISCHARGE a
duty This nation owes 70 the brightest name
N human history. II is earnestly aS kei that
every minister Of the Gospel and sabbath
schGol superintendent in the United States
Will take up a collection or Sunday, July
4th IN aid 81 this great patriotic work and
10 promptly forward their contributions 10
J T. IL smith, treasurer, Washington Ma
Iional Monument Society. Washington. d
{ Let ea' n cDUfri butte aS literally as they
can. but let a.. give something.
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FOR THE
S U NJ N E RI

FANS japanese, 10, Is, 5Oc; Linen, black, colored
painted and white, 81, 8 so, Sl.75 and So.
GauZ. Underwear, for Ladies and Gents at re-
dpced prices.
Ladies' Fine Chemise, Tucked and Rufie, Embroi-
dery and Ruffe, Lace and Embroidery &C, at s /,
Sl.5O and 81.
Ladies' Drawers TO match, 81.
Fine Tucked and Ruffle Skirts, 81, 81 50 and So,
all full length and width.
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns, So.
ChiLd's sun BoRnets, SOC.
Child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand h nit Infants Sacques, 81.
Beautiful Embroidered MerinO do 9250.
Normany Hoods, Lace and Lawn. 81
Child's and Misses Plaid FUN aprons, Soc.
Childrens Fancy Striped Hose, IS, 33, 50 and 75c.
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch Bingham Sun Cmbrel-
New sly e Tuck Combs, %, SOC and 81.
Gents fine British OF Lisle Thread full regular
Hose, pair 81.
Toilet Articles Dressing Combs, best Rubber, 25
and 5oc.; Tooth Mali Brushes, CSC. Hair and
Clothes Brus hes, IS, SOC. and 81.
Fine Hand Mirrors, ST..
Travelling Baskets, 5Oc. and 81.
Travelling SatChels, in all kinds, 81 and 80.
Two packages Brown Windsor Soap, 25c.
Men and Ladies' Lise Gloves, &c, very cheap.
Ladies' two.button Kid, in all shades, splendid
quality, 81.
Croquet-HaT sets 81; fsH sets So 50 IS, $40,
$3.50 and SIS so; all worth SO per cent. more
Besides 10 coo other articles, all desirable, good and
cheap, ct
b SILVERB
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
L.N.ACLOP-rDIi RRIrANNICa-

4 " hNAOf-f DtA BRITANNICA.
- wa EDITION.
idi' p fh.n - ~rsucsr R,1U-s. IL d. Pro-
t.'' h"glr. I'..rFc, aud Mctaply sizes an tl1
1 lN I-iiF rf ST N.Iret,s.
~ 20 cth'p .-i 8. $50 mtg one dunes 20. Price
f'.r.h. = : u islt ~ s-ia
- .-tEH-tl hE uHHtI,l- EnEraviurs ul wood A.
stUf
.r-"1.. tr.t and .rr, % row ready
ht"-e-ig. .-r- Received hy the washius'1n Agent.
ROBERT BEAIL.
BOOKSELLER 4ND TONER.
-5i as p"upsr Ivarfl avenue
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MEAT AND DRINK!-Use Leibig's LIQUID
Extract OF Beef, in pint bottles, for tea soups
and sauces. Gives fine flavor and great
strength.
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THE WIFE OF 4 GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
CHARGED WITH POST OFFICE LARCENY
a telegram from Newport, X. l., 9th, to the
y. Y. Herald says: The particulars of a
strange affair have leaked out tonight. 4
well known lady of this city has a brother in
the west, with whom she was in the habit OF
corresponding every week. Suddenly she
was unable to get any letters from him, not
withstanding he assured her that he wrote
TO her as usual. In one of the letters he sent
her check for large amount of money.
which she also failed to receive Finally he
left his business and came to this city to
nave the mystery explained. Going TO the
post office, he ascertained that the wife OF
prominent government official, with whom
MS sister had been on intimate terms. had
rented box, and had requested that all his
sisters letters should be placed therein
This was done. The check has not as vet
been presented anywhere for payment No
possible cause can be assigned for the WO-
mans strange proceedings. She is now
visiting her friends in New York state hay
ing been gone about three weeks.
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~. THE MQINIALN moIsE. an ~.

a - y AIN nut &C. \ L
Fs.Srt sPRI H. Summit i f 'Ss Rs:
Will b. opened for the receipt 81 guests Jane -,
lsI5 Since last season the hoildings have lsea
enlarged and greatly improved, and new ami D. at %
inl drives have been made through the ground .
For further Information address at either d q e
places mentiOred telsw. thr Propriet~rs. @ \
MULLlN co, Cresson Springs. Cambria O. .
Pa, or Cloud II otel PHILADELPHIA 10 II
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS.

Y SsArTENTt EXCELSIOR TENT y,
~ II l q. ~ REcHABITES -You are here
~ ~. 4. u'rf - our Han on TESpAY
= MN. Jul" 18th. uf O'Clock A. there u IN
y 'i,iN i,u q p cfCsT- a. the District Tent IL
81, n,s., eesi ID ihai ever brother vail o. pres
u W WILLIAMS Rnc g.
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WHO WOULD BE REE?-A man in debt
is slave; in debt for taxes he is unworthy
of freedom If he fails TO take advantage of
the opportunity offered by j. G.. Lay Il Co.
No 223 I y street, TO pay his special tax bills
for mere song,
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MURDER CASE SEr FOR TRIAr-To-dav.
IN the CTinif al Court. Judge MacAItnur
TIE case OF Charles Stephenson, Indicted FOR
TIE murder OF Cornelius ts,.-t a few weeks
siLce was LET for trial On thursday next
july IT.. 49,
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THE O STREET AND SOUTH WASHING rON
RAILROAD.-This morning a force OF men
were started at work laying the track for
the new North . street and South Washing
ton railroad company, on G street, between
New Jersey avenue and Az, under Mr..
QuackenbOss. This company have already
cars-the most approved one horse vehicles
are being built.
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81 1t is stated that a flaw has been discov-
cred in the direct United States cable about
800 miles from America.
RIA our first movements are good, gen
erous, herOical: reflection weakens and kills
them.-Aimee- Martin
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tAAJORDAN,S W.lrE sULPaUK

x-1 hUbhi'h tUINIf VINO IEIs,
tine and a halt miles from Steph.I son : DEPOT
Terms for NAV, June, - p EN- her and Oci,har,
80 per day. 8 u 50 per week. and ~ per ~ al- d
for July and August, 50 80 per day, rs per o., Il
and $50 FER month. Children aud Sery antS D. ID
price Round trip tickets from Washington : a,
Pamphlets at Ebbitt Huuse.
Je22- I'm TnDnsN
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40 WORE uee,t OF having y0ur collars
Nasffi- wEnE YOUR can wear Eiru cool and
a." ic@s hat are for sale s.ery where
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The SHOOTING OF LIN. WFFpEN-RysT
o. ire AHsard Lourfig House tcbgre TEE 4 sr0.,
oee7ayf1-LIeUt SEipPon. with 4 posse OF
hl> tH4cerS, on saturday night surrounded z
house OF alleged bad rePuJe in lath. near &
street. and ee5blet Jennie Iavips the re-
puitt la-Olady; liza Crumiau. alias Sears
an Emma l.aily. the occupants. This is the
lidcr WteI~ IN shooting % Lem. Wee,len bv
ssHodinau occurred on Friday night. and Ida
trdfh4tu alia~ Sears, l. tie woman about
whom The contention arose. The women
were ali locked up, and were brought into the
IOlice Court this morning. with the result
mentioned In our report of the proceedings,
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NAEEIAGF LICENSES have been issued to
y H.. Trevor, az New York and Annie RaT-
~ John Gre"'y ard Mary Conway.
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a NE SPHING-Tke laDOrerS employed
-. ~ uiS=lhg ueucE for a sewer on North
tallto! street. have discovered a sDrin0 ~
M"ttf very pure and agreeable To the taste
~ > near J. street. and the low is very
CGplOuS. - 'S'S
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ia JORDAN ALUM sPkINaN,
LEVI RockBRIpGE COUNTY, v,


re Management % this popular SUMNER RE-
have c5itnus % sdd during the winter n. ,DtH,
act = ~ ~ IMPROVEMENTS, until now the sccommod.-
Tered he public are Tar superior o. snV other
he menn'Sins u Virginia The GRAND no.
II ist. H. chambers are large. Conveniently
I'D S,esNuy FURNISHED, having CAS- IN EAcH
hDN ". aud Connected With the msin o~ce hy an
Sd iElC BtLL The MINERAL warERs
ALI ard CHsLYBEATE thus asordins : me
nyg scent IN al cases % sCRoEULoUs Ulcer
ATloNs q the x n, mouth 81 throat: CHRONIC
z. QScMlTls. lN.lPIENT CoSsUMPTIoS.
- III urinary orgsns. ana q ALL DISEASES PIX
CT LIAR to FEMALES
tCr PAMPHLErS giving fuller Information. tes-
tI ntals. &C. address the Manager Al tho springs
,trahn $50 q 81" fkk MONTH, soSordins,
-, J. n. TINsLEY. Manager.
: n. NULLIN. Assistant. ia ~Tml.,
k&SA COUNTRY BOARD
h1Y. ram, but lmfOrtahle house, luNurfOus
- 5Se!r, ALT water bathing. hshing and crab
I. n's. 81 pr wei Address II. o. W, p o Boz
IA COUNTRY BOARD The CITFrON
HgsYhoVSE = nov. open Tor the summer tn 80
al Who wish pleasant home. "a = healthy
'0sutifal toosflon, With the best - rAira..i "a.
q -, :. shouii apply early. Address I" Proprietor
~ Sh'tgn Station, FAiriAa Co, Va. MAYS nm
ia RAWLEG SPRINGS -Ths pop1l.r
Y MSsnd telishtrl summer resort, a-sr HAr-
- ,td'r TIE msnsgtm-nt q MaJcr G " Luck
. 'lisrs Nith full des--' pfion, b obtained a.
=. = LncA; - "sDottswooi Hotel" Hard
~; Nst.oIG Bsck. s0s 7th street, ws.hipstop.
r'sys 2n Prs~iaeu, Boari Il Direc,ar.
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W u. waEATLEY's
srtIM pYEING AND CLEANING rST,R-


BTSHMENr
81 J'fsr. On Srtgf. GsofEsfoscp, o. z
- s.lahei. ISL. Premium awarded lssg IN
as and iiuPrus Cd ia. LAlie- and Cs.uflen,sn .
y AZ ne apparel - eNery description. inrludio,
Wv =, trcHe Wells and Trimmings. Kid Glove.
- &c, nicely cleaned n led. Also, grrtain- ans
Nes socis, Cai pes snd Blsu kets cleaned durins
he Summer mouths.
Hel us your address and win call fnr ana r.
ios NoIk a. any place the District Tree Il eNf-~
Shirce work rece' - and returned p, mail or en-
II from and % any alaoo M the country ap2l-tr
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THE RIVER EXCURSIONS YEsTFFoAY.-
The steamer Mary Washington gave
aEother delightful excursion TO Vernon
springs and GUustOn, ON the Potomac yester-
GAY AFTERNOON. The passengers. a greater
part OF whom were ladies ard children num-
beTec between five and six hundred, and
everything passed of in the most orderly
manner. The steamer Jane MOSeiey took
several hundred persons down 10 GIvrnOnt
where many OF beg passengers indulgtsi i'm
- rlNer bath Probably not less than one
housand people went down the Potomac
yesterday
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REAL ESTATE SALrs-NeSsrs. Youn0 l.
NluditlOn. aue tiOueerS, real estate and in
SErdnce AGENTS. sold at auction on SATURDAY
slttif.''on Tor John r. Hanna, trustee. Cap
tam John y. Nafit's life Interest in fbs
ttree-story brick No. 1874 street north
west, 10 Mr.. + :. Martin Cor =. 900
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FOR Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe11y's Improved COnleie'le and PinlpLe Rem
ety the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
b. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. SSH:
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Selling OFF. Selling OFF at Cost
$50 Linen Suits for Ladies.
$50 Linen Suits for Children
400 Sun Umbrellas.
At 6. HELLER's.
26.6 rs Market Snaca
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rTsANLB0TI HOUSE
X oAnN AsfiMtHs moSTG0MERY co.

H ne un,desngned having leased the above named
Recommendations TO Ladies and Gentlemen W. 1T ~
4esirous 70 speI the summer months In the conn ~
nc All 10 pure, being located near the Sues--ies,
mou ntain. IL also commands an extendeJ yis,r %
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrouo ii,,s
country. Fishing and hunting In Abundance $50
nderabie improvements have been made 10 The D., a.
.hg since tast summer such as bath room, &c IL
tropo,ltan Railroad, and one hours ride on the ca
Shildren under II and servants half price. III fns
tner Information apply 10 or address ii A Raj
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOR DUB CUSTOM TRADEwE KEEP THE
BksT bSSORTEJ STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BIZ FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY Fo g
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GEBMAN AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURES. FOR THIS BRAECB
OF OUR BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTlSTIC TALENT, USEQUALED LABOR
FOB THE nECHANICAL WORK, AND ia
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
FIBST-CLsSS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
OFFERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOE THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE Up IN
NEW YOBh As REPRESENTED, HOTwTTH-
STA6DING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME Oh
gCoMPETITORS THAT We FILL THESE
ORDkBS EROn OUR EEADY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT oUR WASHINGTON OFFIOE We KEsg
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE CABINETS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
DUB LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREN SUITS, AND sPRINQ
ONERCOATs, FROM WHICH We FILL or.
pERs IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAH
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAR
MENT, WHICH We MAKE TO MEASURE on
FURNISH READY MADE.
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