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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-12
PREM IE.9SHsJTE TOW.
Spcctcl Correspondence Of the A1cra, G1=.tts
WASHINGTON, D. q, July i, $50

SUcclGL correspondence " t'.G Il't-". Ld-:tt.
WASHINGTON, D. g., July II. 1919
The Arrangement that viii p:sb.5!y b. ss!te!
up5n a! tie r:cc.irg Ct the bouGhoi3.g= cl III.
virginia Midland Railroad. 20 tax, place pcy.
week, is as fellows: TIE ia!ere5t on the l.,
and % mortgages is TO 30 calculated up !c
July, 1880, AID capi;aiZ;d, and neg buds
issued fer tie same. New bouds are tc be
issued for the 81 mortgage bonds, btaIlGg Gyc
per cept fer the first five yesrs and sig per cen.
thereafter. Fer the 4h mortgage boCds uGw
b,pds ore 10 be issued bearlog Der cent Tor )
Gears. 4 per cent for The eek 5ycar;, AID j
Ger cent thereafter Fer the o., a. VI. bOtds
new bonds will b. issued bearing per ctnt &c
tertst. and this section provides !or rc1ewll
OF the lease CT that part OF tic AaDass,S road
from Srasturg to lla1riso1burg at the rreseu!
rental. The bonds Of the L;noh6Gre and Dan
yiiio extension arc 10 be substituted By OcDd-
bearing iutc!eit at per cent trr yecrj, acd )
per cent thereafter. Al these various secuTic-
retain their present priCrtisS. II this al
rapgcmcns is completed, aud there seems to b!
20 objection to il from any latter, having be@#
accepted unanimously by thu committee ~ho
rcpfcscntCd q the varied Interests. the roaA
will BIO femacGcd to It's corporate capacity, BE-
saken cut OF the hands o! The receiver ana b"
the reorganz.d By 40 cleo I'm or ctiser5. FGoG
able and efficient msnacr III whlcA the ai'il's
CT the rosd have ben mipaged ~ Mr.. Bar
bour, the present receiver aGd * presdsri'
and his largo experience aDd universally COZ
ceded fidelity 20 his tiust, it Is Supposed tina:
he will be re elected president withcu: orpo:l
lion. Such ac.i0n would c.rtalnlY meet wit:
the approval CT those most Interested 10 the
we'f,re # the ros3, ard would be cminertiy
acceptable 20 tic pcol |; OF AIcxAtdria md iIr.
rioa.
Intelligence re;c'ied here 10 day OF the death
OF Judge DAVID Campbell Humphreys oil the
Supreme Court OF lh6 District OF Colombia,
| Shich cccuir:d at halt past s:rcn O'Clock shis
| morning at his home, Rock Alorot, the iifr
| formerly owned By ID. Chase, naar ffatc>h''
| Sta'iou, On The Alexandra and trtGer!cHsDIr!
| RAILROAD. shcrt clStadce DC }" Inc hf:t oa'u%"
| city. Tic Judge walked from his hoN'r
to the staten tie c1.desi day OF last win
ter aud took the tram ior hli ui'',
TIP 10 WGshnetoc. lie was taScn S;ch
shortly alter reaching here snl uc"cr r>c1rcr
Cd. About m9aih age, lndlas tha; h W.
net improving, he hal hImseIl taken Rome,
aod was never 2oc aiter~a!Ga to :eaVt "ls De-
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y3.Ei!.S OP TIE U.23:.

Ia the British House OF Uomm>Cs, Thur5-
day night two members nearly Gin, TO blow.
Aaotbcr plot for the whol :salc release OF piio'
oners 10 the Massachusetts, State prison, at
Concord Jurc i,r, has been Uncovered aud
frustrated.
Tie weather in The Northwest is cooItr. The
lie storms were mosly coDi1cd 10 nGrrow
district 10 III, central portion OF Minnesota, and
tho damage as get, is not considered serious.
The body Ct the PRICE Imperial arrived 10
ChiscIhurst las: night The landlnE; at WOOL
wich was Witnessed by largo crowds. and thou
s:uds accompanied the !uocral c)rtc2" Trace
Lloeu aud Jerome Wero PRESENT.
Tho Duko Of Argyll is unosttn!atcusIy view
irc n2i::is o. interest 10 and about Boston. lie
has already seen Prof. LongIell0w aud pissed
m hour 10 the poets COMPANY. lie hes visited
Eaueui Hall. The Art Museum and otfcr places
OF interest.
Mrs. Elizabeth W. llorrer, widow CT VIM.
E. lIorncr, NJ. d., late Professor oil hbatcmy
10 tho University Of Pennsylvania, and sister OF
Hon. John Welsh. minister to England, died
10 Philal ;lphi2 Thursday, in tho ION year Ct
her as,.
Al CHI buiiin: i1 Bcs:0p. 10 prcc,:s 81 dc.
nol!lion, fell yesterday, cuIrapDng q large
number orchildren who were gathering scraps
of iirowocd. They were speedily txtll,atcd
from the ruins by large c:twl. The build
Jog was over 100 years Old, and oueo occupied
by the parents of Paul Revere.
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virginia EES3TS.

Col. Robt. Ta15l! has been elected Mayor Of
Manassas.
Tie Bartis!s of Wi1chcs:cr ha7a purchased
an eligible site Gu Main street ca ishiCh 10 erect
now church.
Tho owner cf MaaIiaelIJ, NJ. Jefferson p.
Levy has been compelled TO warn Of tgcSpass-
ers. lie coa!tmpsics putting the property 10
thorough repair
The Sunday school con!crCrc, Of thu II. T..
Church. South, which, has beeu 10 session in
Lexington ali burned yesterday. THO next
session will be held 10 Baltimore.
A little son Of Mr.. Wadlci, near RccEori0@n
Fsuquicr county, fell from 4 cherry tree dis,
lance OF 80 feet to tho ground Inc first part Of
this week, and broke both arms.
The collector OF Slaln taxes ia Richmond
says thnt he has experienced moro difficulty 10
collecting taxes this year than ever before siHCe
he has been in Cfiic,, which is many years.
Capt. john Wclch, son Of the late Col. Matt.
WcIch, OF Madison. aud brother Of Col. WEIGH,
OF Caro;iue, died suddenly at the rcsidcrcc Of
his father 10 law, MI James Il. Newman, OF
Orange county, where be Was on \ VISIT last
Thursday.
Gov. Holiday reached Oh Point Yesterday,
AID is stiOurninG at the Uyecia Hotel. lie
paid visit to Gen. Getty, ind Was received
with the customary salu!cs Tho Peninsula
Guards. OF Hampton, and tie Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues paid visit to the Richmond
Light Artillery Blues in emp ct O.d Point
yesterday. By deviation the visiting conpa-
Dies joioed the battalion at dress parade, the
blue and tho gray mincling, ard 10 the evening
enjoyed hope at the hotel.
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Destructive Storm.

DETROIT. Mich, july ll.-Poaiiac, Fort
Huron ard s.. Clair 10 this State were visited
to day BY destructive storm OF wind aud
lightning. which might be called tornado 1t
struck Pontiac about l:30 a. N. and seriously
damaged the spires OF churches 81. Damage
10 tho crops and orchards 10 the vicinity Of
Pontiac is reported to be very great. So far as
Known no persons were Injured. Port Huron
sd9ic:s say that the storm passed over that city
. little after II O'Clock, flooding tho cluutTy
and city with rain. Tho wind was strong
enough 10 blow GCwa the GeW MoIh0dis; church,
it fl c;icg less OF So, 900. l. also blew the
sides out OF many bulldogs. uoroci!d others
ard entirely demolished some. 4 boy named
Hoffman had both legs broken By q barn ial!log
Oh him. 4 street car driver named Barnes was
seriously irilred in the head by fling bricks.
Sore fronts were smashed 10 AID the goods
therein greatly damaged. No corrcc! estimate
Of tho damage caa be arrived at.
At ST. Clair many trees were blown doTn
and several tudiugs unrooitl. Mr. Johusou,
farmer, residing ncur town, was seriously 10
jared by. q falling barn. SJlar it is not known
that aoy oac was fatally hurt by the terrifying
miud aud rain ard lightning storm.
Tho storm SGT ia hero about $50 clock last
night and prevailed, at intervals. untll this
mor1irg The rsin which is said to be the
hcavess that ever fell here, flooded cellars
aud db1n,gcd tic goods s:ored thereto to o
great extent The Iightuing struck s3vtra!
places ia and around tho CITY, Eut with no
serious results.
CINCINNATI. July l2.-Advic:s from Points
in the Interior and EiStern portions Ct the
State Indicate that tn, sorm las. even.
log was very severe cue ard 10 many instances
the Of, CTS were disastrous.
1t approached OEio from the north aud North
west, maintained south and southeastern d.
rection ard seemed to hav: about spent
its tcrc, when il reached southern
Perr sJlvania. At Mansfield hardware
store vas uuroofed ard the roof was carried
HUNDRED and fifty feet, dem2lisbinga taro and
bee! saloon. The Smith Opera House was
partisliy uuroofcd. The damage TO crops will
be srea, At Degrsff number Of houses were
bloWo down and the whole couotry was covered
with water aud the crops !eVeled. At West
Salem ycung nan was killed by barn door
striking him. At Jefferson two prominent
business blocks and number OF dwellings were
uuroofcd. At Cuysbosa Falls the walls of the
residence Of Ii. u. SAKE were blown in upon
tho bees Of The family No ono WAS fatally ir
iurcd, however. AL through tho State the
day had been intensely hot ant! the air very So.
tiy and oppressive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-12

Notwithstanding the undoubted strength Of
the movement to secure General Grant the 70.
publican nomination for the next presidency,
and the c;uoter and weaker effolt, 10 which it
IL asserted that sono of the southern republi
GAGS ore engaged, to obtain that nomination
for MIR. Blaine. it is growing more AID more
apparent TINT Mir. Shcrman's chances for be.
coming the republican candidate for the next
presidency ara improving daily, and that oven
now the odds are 10 his favor. He is tho
fayorite of the immense moneyed interest Of
the North, his federalism is intense enough to
satisfy the most ardent admirer Of strong cen
trail government. and the advantage no posses
ses over all bis possible competitors by ressou
of bis control Of the treasury, when supple
mented by his acknowledged astuteness and
abilities as party manager and political organi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-12

Ex-Governor William Allen, Of Ohio, wio
died yesterday, WA bsrn in 1901 and was but
seventy.two years old q! TIE time OF his dea!n
but his public career began early. Hose'ved as
Representative il Congress ard twotsrms IN the
Senate snd retired from public life in ls4o. but
the Ohio democrats recalled hin, into tho polit'
icsl field in 1919 ard made him Governor.
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List oil LCllCrS.

Tho following Is list Of tho letters remaining
in tho Postollico in this city July II.
Persons calling for letters will say they are Al,
vcrtiscd and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will bo
sent to the dead letter office. in Washington.
Birdsel j L Helo5ower, Buck & c.
Conway. II, col Jones, Laura, col
Caulk, Jas /, :! kdIel, Mrs VI
Former, Nrs L Mckinney. j w
Gsnt, 9, col Powell, Mrs r
Gregsr. Hiss L ThS!o r, Mrs Mary
Hurbert, MIS- h
1t LEWIS Mex SZIg. +. 81.
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|tOMMUNIC.ATEp.

| AN al o;j superannuated creature c'u
&c freely iGGic an article ft for such respect
able Journal as Inc GaG,tte, but will here So
to two respectable young gentlemao. one IL
new Mayor, thu ether inc newly appointed
judge, Gentlonen gather up the 'fc!as'' aal
don't let the spirited hcr'cs run away aad d.m
ago the vnhic'c in which you r.d3 respectively
Kindly your friend. QUA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-12

Cbiliacss dizziness, pats 10 the sd, AID
back, s!eepiness, IisliessreSs-in word. geo.
eral torpor of the sYs!en-l these c!eali9 ir-
dictate Liver Disease. Use Dr.. Bulls Balti-
moro Pills in time and be cured. Price Only
25 cents
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yer, give him such superior iscli;ie5 for ob!aia.
ing tka nomination that the weather Hl5e
auorg bis party arc already laying their curse
BY bis compass.
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DIED,

At eleven O'clock, Friday night, ANTHONY
DUGAN, in the G9:h yesr OF his sgs. He was
native of county Fernaans, Iresnd but has
been for many years past prominent merchant
Of our city. He leaves wife and large family
to mourn their loss. r. dis funeral will take
place from his lsto residence, 80 King street,
on Monday morning, at 10 O'clock. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
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MARRIED.,

In the Methodist Church at Morrisvile, Fsu.
q1ier county, Va. July G:h at p. NJ. BY Rev.
st. Geo. T. Abrshemo, Mr.. JACOB D. HAL
DEMON, formerly OF Philadephis. Penn, 20
Miss IDA w. TRlPLETT, Of Fsuquier.
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LE.TsnE RCEsk.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July l2.-The MAJ
Diet to-day for grain is weaker and prices ara
shade lower We have no change ID no.e in
Flour. The receipts Of Wheat ore good, and the
offerings to-day amounted TO ), 900 bushels, whic!
sold a! l0j, l03, 100, and 10 for fpltz, and IL
and ia for Lancaster. Corn is quiet. and re-
ceipta have someRha. incressel ard to-day 90
bushels Of whito sold at e., j5, end Is. Ona
smsll lot Of Rye brought So. md one oi Oats -.
Coal REPORT. Tho following i3 n report o
the receipts and shipments Of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co., }. H. Parrot, j., Agt... 3 lO'
Hamp. s. Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. 55n
j. L. Agnew y Co........."......".""..". Leo
Total Observation-Disclosures. 80
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $ 265
lIsmp. u Observation-Disclosures. %Ol
j. =. Agnew 81 Co.........."........."..... l;IG'
Total 6GJ5
BALTIMORE, Jy j. Va Cs Old -; Go Is;d -;
do cons 55i do u series 32l; d.coup III BID to-
day. Sugar firm; A. soil e.ssi. Cotton dutl;
mlddling 12!. Flour quiet and stosdy. Wheat
-oouiueln lower anu ssehuy W lhe ueSIlHc
Western steady; Southern red ll2all+; do s,n
Der ll5allTi Mo- Penns red III; No. We:ter"
winter red spot ll2!sll2t; July ll2iallI; Aug
1l1Salll!; seppr lll!alll!. Co:u-Scutharn
quiet and unchanged; Western quiet; Western
mixed apot and July d3}s4%l; August 4.ij!;
Sept 45is455; steamer iliaiI; Cats firm;
Southern i0ad4; Western white i!s12; do mixod
37a:S; Penna ~ Kye unchanged. Hay fE:n
and unchanged. Coffee firm and unchanged.
Whiskey quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK. Julyl2 - Stocks strong. Money
s3i. Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet. Corn
quiet.
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For New York custon.mlde CLOTHING
warranted not 10 rip. sec 5. DEALUAM. e.
King g., c7Iner Of Fairfax.
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TEkEGRaPEEC BRIEFS.

TIC ppj:cs Of the woodruff scientific ez2e
dillon arouLd tie world bias been revived.
The weather has been as warm in S.. Louis
to day as yesterday.
NJ new cas,s Of yellow fever sic rtp3rted 10
Mopptij to day. Stringent sanitary msesrr'a
are being insueu!a!ed there.
The Duke of Argyll aud rafty will arrive 10
New York this ev:2lrg ard viii rEm.ld un!il
Monday.
Bi:hop o. Conncr, Of the New York Roman
Catholic di.c3Se, rC:racts what he recently wrote
about -Preaitert Grant.
Az Omaha sp;cisl says that details have just
reached there Ct serious c1tti!ct Which accur-
ed last Saturday sight ct Sidncy. Neb., helEetp
the soliie!s from Fort Sidrey aud The cli:z35s.
Several people were Houadcd, but COCO Killed.
A lady was assaulted yesterday b. foot pad
10 New York avinue, Bfooklyc, and robbed Oh
Der rocket book c5ntaitiog o sEla'! sum OF
money. Tic locality where she VS. attacked
Vas in orc Of the most respectable paris OF tic
city.
Michael Su;iivar, lsrn hand Of Springfield,
n. D., WIS c!mni,ted 10 the ,!l in Eiz ,5e,h,
N. j., by Jusuo Currie yesterday, charged "iih
having killed child by buryDg il alv.. Su'il
9ao is below The average 10 lGIc'gercc.
rhe system tf short tina working Iu the
cJlton factories Of OGhan, Mass, ssprseiiog.
Abou. forty mills are working On >hGri tlaic Oh
have totally stopped. aud reduction oil opera
tivos' wages is also Contemplated.
The steamer City CT Helena IRON VickSLuTg
,sas 20. allowed to land ct Cairo last night.
Quarantine rtgu!aioas will be enforced against
eli steamers and trains from Memphis. i'll ac-
cordlpca with resolution adopted By thcG Cairo
Board Of Heath.
While psriy OF five persons weta sailing 10
pleasure yaoht On Gcofgian Bay, Near C3!.log
Eooi, O5t., yesterday afternoon, they were
struck by tqusil, the boat was upset, aod
Robalt WerjcII was dtownGd. tie Others es,
capped by cliasbg to The hoa'. |: IL believed
that NJ. Wardcil belonged il Baijim2r' Md.
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The beat FLANNEL SUITS, at So S., $40 and
Sl2, you will fod at S. DEAILIAM's, G2 King
ST., corner Of Fairfax.
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Condensed Locals.

Seethe advertisement OF Washington market
stalls for rent.
The Reformed Episcopalians have removed
their services from the Y. NJ. C. A. chapel to
Lincoln Hall. The former room being made
quate to accommodate the numbers drawn by
Rev. DR.. Moran's Oratory.
Read Sunday Gazette tomorrow.
The large number OF students at the Spencer
ian Business College are making rapid progress
in acquiring handsome and Iegible penmanship,
new and rapid methods OF calculation and gen
eral business training.
John A. Rawlings Post No. G. A. R., re-
solved last evening to attend the reception of
General L. s. Grant in Philadelphia ON the 18th
day of December next. The post expects to
take about 100 comrades in uniform.
At public meeting of the Sons OF Jonadab
last night In Market-house Hail. S. C. Mills pre-
siding speeches were made explanatory of the
order by the president, Messrs John Berry. L.
X. ZOOk, Jere Williams j. j. Gardener and Wat
kins Addison. Fifty-siX persons signed the
pledge. The Jonadabs will hold open meetings
In all sections of the District.
The liquor dealers, Of Alexandria, Va to the
number of SiXty-five, have forwarded to each
member elect of the general assembly petition
for the repeal of the Moffett liquor law, stating
that the operation of this law is extremely in
furious to their business, from the fact OF their
proximity to the city Of Washington, etc.
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ECZEMA ON THE SCALP,
Breast and Limbs Cured.

Meyers. WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen, i cannot
refrain from adding debt of gratitude to you for
having placed within my reach the wonderful Gu
TICURA REMEDIES, which have rendered unneces-
sary all further experiment of physicians and in a
remarkably short space OF time have rid me of a
loathsome disease ! dispensed with all physicians
two years ago, believing they did me no good. The
CUTICURA has stopped this unsatisfactory expense
even if it were necessary and hsd the courage any
longer to follow their advice-and brought the long
for cure and happiness.
l have been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
on my SCALP, breast, and limbs for five years. dur
ing which tune have been under the treatment Of
physicians, or at mineral springs, or taking some
kird of medicine. have been treated by Drs. =
and taken numbers of patent medicines, all without
the faintest approach to cure.
April last, began the use of CUT1cURA which
was Immediately successful in my case entirely
ing me. 1 have not had clean scalp for Is years
until the use of the CUTIcURA entirely healed it and
left it clean and healthy. The other parts of my
body were afflicted in more aggravated FORM but
are now completely healed 1 believe myself COM
pletely cured; l shall continue the CUTIcuRA RE-
SOLVENT directed, for its wonderful action the
stomach and bowels and cooling influence on the
blood 1t will afford me pleasure, as have done in
many cases. to urge the afflicted to use these WON
derful remedies.
Yours, ETC., STEPHEN CROWELL.
NEW BEDFORD. Sept. 80. 1878
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who is to succeed Major rerS.n,

The appointment OF Major Morgan to the
Commissionership leaves the majorship OF the
police vacant, and there Is some conjecture as
to who will be appointed thereto. Several
names have been mentioned; but IL is gener-
ally conceded that civil service rules will be
applied, and that Capt. w. 6. Brock, the in
spector of the force, will be promoted thereto.
Capt Brock has been on the force since its Or
ganization. and has always proved an efficient
officer; and there is but little doubt but he Will
be promoted. In this case the inSpectorShlp
will be open, and the names OF Lieut.. A. Eckloff
Lieut.. Vernon and Lieut.. Kelly have been sug-
gested, in view of this possible contingency.
This will leave the way open to the promotion
OF a sergeant, and MesSrs. Arnold and Guy are
named in this connection.
paper is being signed generally by business
men Today requesting, In case OF the promo
ton of Capt. Brock, that Lieut.. Kelly be ap-
pointed to the vacancy thus created. The
friends of Capt. r. w. Tyler, U. S. A., (retired)
are also at work in his interest to-day for the
vacancy made by Superintendent Morgan's APP
pointment as District Commissioned. He is
strongly backed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-29

"AIDERNEy DARY.r-Fresh alierney butter
churned every morning and delivered in Y ms
+" Ward prints, 4sc. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk, m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-29

HEMoRRHoIDs certainly cured by Bdrlett,s
Pie S,tppOsitory. 1.-THE Old Doctors Legacy q
pamphlet on the disease and treatment mailed
free, or on receipt of 81 currency or stamps)
box OF IA SuppositorieS and the book will be
mailed. Sold by druggists. Address BARTLETT
Co., SIS Filbert street, Phila- 1Ol5-wSl0
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EUTICURA SO4P,
Medicinal and Toilet,

Is prepared from CUTIcURA in modified form, and
is positively indispensable in the treatment of Skin
and Scalp Diseases We recommend it for the pres
ervation of the skins of infants for gentlemen who
who desire clean and wholesome Skin and Scalp,
and for all purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Its delightful and refreshing fragrance equals or
surpasses the finest Partisan Soaps.
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AMERICAN Bicycle Agency, s1s 10th st.

CARPETs-Best two-ply Soc: ingram carpets
3d. 3d. so, 60, CSC; blankets $2.5O pair; bed COM
iortS I5c.; cashmereS, all-wOol, double width
45c.; cloaks, IS. Sc, S., $40. Dry goods at old
prices. TowSon's, CSC Pa. av., south side.
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II RUNNING SORE
Cured In One Week.

Nessrs. WEEKS & PoTTER.-Some three four
weeks ago ordered box of CUTICURA for a bad
case of Salt Rheum. The back of of my wife's
hands was running sore. In one week from the
day it arrived her hand was well and has remained
go up to to-day. E. P. DAGGETT.
MiLFoRD, Me-, June 10, 1878.
NoTE.-Reader, don't you think these cures
merkable?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-29

THE PROPRIETOR Of the Swiss Dairy, on East
Capitol street, wishes the public to know that
the price Of milk has not been advanced. The
following prices still prevail:
Pure Alderney milk, cts. per Of; pure Alder
ney cream, 25 cts. per Of; ordinary milk, cts.
per Of; ordinary cream, 90 cts. per at. A full
Cottage cheese speciality. E. WAGNER,
403 East Capitol st.
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large profits. Amounts OF SIS TO $4,000. OF
many Investors. concentrated as one capital
sum, has controlling force in the market. The
profits being divided monthly. Circulars, eX-
planning how TO make money In stocks,
mailed free. Address Lawrence & Co., Bankers,
10 Broad street. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-29
To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

10 1IauleS ana Gentlemens
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO. 9O6 street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest Improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention. he is enabled
TO do his work In a manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
effectual removal of grease spots guaranteed II
Through skillful pressing and refinishing, all
garments viii appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city, according to the work DONE and suit
ing dull times