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NATIONAL THEATER.-The Pinafore by the
colored Opera company last evening was much
improved over the performance Of Monday
night. The opera went Off remarkably we'll;
the singing In some respects being superior to
that OF any other P1nafOre company in this city.
The Josephine Of Mrs. SmallwOod was so ex-
ceedingly good, v0cally, as to cause her to be
called out again and again. The chorus was
very good. Naturally the amateur company
showed the lack of training In stage business,
and in some OF the technicalitieS OF opera mu-
sic, and Sir Joseph and Capt. CorcOran occa-
sionally forgot their words; but as whole the
performance was surprisingly good. As the in
tereSting nature Of this rendition of PInafore
becomes known to the public, the audiences
Will doubtless increase In size. Among those
present last night were Gen. Sherman Hon.
Richard Spof1ord and his wife, Mrs. Harriet
Prescott Sponord, the authoresS.
THEATER COMIQUE.-There has never been
seen in this city better variety performance
that is given at the COmique this week.
TALLMADGE HALL.-The Mother Goose" re-
cepttOn here next Friday evening will be well
Whitney Avenue Chapel fund.
FORREST HALL-The third OF the series Of
entertainments being given at this hall In
Georgetown, for the benefit of the Union Benev-
olent society, will come OF this evening, aud
Will consist OF dancing. Tomorrow evening
there Will be a vocal and instrumental con-
cert.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Prof. Sheidon's Gin
derella" is proving most decided attraction
at this hall. The audience last evening was
very large one. The children who appear In it
do remarkably Well "Cinderella' again to-
night,
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES
InfallibIy Cure all Skin and HcalD Dis
eases. Scaly Eruptions. feelings,
IIritatiOns.

scsIp Diseases which have been the torture Of a
lifetime, BY the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, arc more
wonderful than any ever before performed by any
methods or remedies known to the medical pro-
fessioD.
CUIICURA REsoLvKNT, powerful Blood Purifier
is the only purifying agent which finds it's Way into
the c cniatns apid and thence through the OH and
Ing the poisonous elements with which these vessels
have been daily charged.
CU1IcuRA. the Great Skin Cure, applied externally
arrests a unnatural or MOI bid growths which cover
the surface OF the diseased glands and tubes with
Scaly, Itching, and Irritating Humors speadily it
removes them, leaving the pores open, healthy and
free from diseased Particles OF matter
Tins internally and externally do these great
remedies act in conjunction, performing cures that
day. VIZ
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SALT RHEUM FOB 80 YEARS
On the Head, Face. and Greater Part OF
the Body, Cured,

MeBsrs WEEKS POTTER :-GJentLemen.- have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 80 years
commencing In my head and face aud extending
Ions Of medicines for the blood Of different kinds
and tried good physicians, al Of which did me no
good, and came to the conclusion that could not
be cured. But friend called my attention to an
article IN the Union on skin dseases and got box
q OUTICURA. The first application was great Re.
lief. and the third took the scales eli of. and felt
ike new man. have used lures 60-cent boxes aud
my skin ts smooth ard consider myself entirely
cured Hoping that this may be seen by some one
e1nlcted Is have been III there Is any, Is my earnest
wIsh. And cheerfully recommend 1t to ali persons
afflicted with like diseases.
Yours truly, B. WILSON LORD
AGAWAM, MASS, Sept 8, 1873.
The CUTICURA SOAP should be used for cleansing
an diseased surfaces as most soaps injurious to
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In THE VIcKsBURG LABOR CONVENTION yester-
day the committee on resolutions made report
as to the causes OF the freedmen's exodus
These, they say, are the failure Of crops, bad
husbandry, a loose credit system, an improper
system OF contracts and tenantry, some inter-
ference with political rights on the part OF both
blacks and whites, but, above all, a systematic
spreading OF invidious reports amongst the col
ored people that they were to be robbed Of their
political rights II they remained longer at the
south, and would be given lands and personal
property BY the government II they migrated to
Kansas. The committee claimed to have dis
covered undoubted evidence of this SYSTEM
atfzed misrepresentation, and that it has been
made On the most extensive SCALE They showed
the misguided freedmen that there are five mil
lion acres OF government lands in Mississippi.
homesteads on which may be pre- empted at
cost OF SIS. The committee proposed series of
resolutions, the gist Of which was the necessity
for good feeling, cooperation and mutual pro-
lection In all rights on the part OF the two
races, and pledging all present to do what they
could to promote these ends. The report was
adopted and the convention adjourned.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF LoTs-The finest
exposed to public sale On Thursday afternoon.
May sth, at O'Clock, by b. II. Warner They
front on Connecticut avenue, 18th and 10th
The land on Connecticut avenue lies high and
beautiful, and just sufficiently high for a ter
race. This section OF the city Is more rapidly
Improving than any other, and parties who buy
TIE sale Is by order OF the court and the tItIe is
perfect. Plats can be had at Mr.. Warmers Of.
ice
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LOCAL NEWS.

.Aususements, &c, Tonight
National Theater.-" Plnafore" by the co'oreo
opera company.
TAedter Comiqtse.-British Blondes ana our
lesque troupe.
Old Fsllo,es, Hail." Cinderella" by Prof.
Sheldon'S pupils.
Forrest Hall Georget0fca.-Dancjny.
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That wonderful bilious remedy, Quirk's Irish
Tea. 1t costs only rs cents package.
GUM CAMpHoR for moths at Drew'sDrug store
cor. 9Th st. and Pa. ave., at SOC. per 10. 4.2s,l;
SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD and similar trou-
bleS, IL suffered to progress, result In serious
pulmonary affections, oltentlmes nc9rap PIE
seat Of the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief Csc. box S,w
CHAMoMn.B AND LIVER PILLS {Dr. Chandler 81.
Purely vegetable and taSteleSs. No noxfous
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
Su ene ass ersRaps co
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
package. - All druggists. Principal depot, J. ".
Drew, 9th and Penna avenue. 1909
Puls.-Dy. CAandssrs Pilon: sure cure for
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never falling. All
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot, j. W.
Drew. 9th and Penna. avenue 1902.
WITH WHAT CoMPLACENCY must the lady who
uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glance at her mirror,
for there she sees reflected complexion devoid
Of Flemish. This peerless purifier may be re-
lied upon to remedy all skin 1rritations. Sold
HiRs HassT and Whssser Dye, Black or Brown,
so cents. fm,w
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
..NAIuS III AOoh, Ntt<1i, uOItC lOICC Use
"Welles' Health Renetoer." Greatest remedy on
earth TOR impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n. Y,
and FOR Washington at 40 Pa. ave. 3,4-eo1y
Fob UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs Wins
toso's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t cofrectS acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyser-
terry and diarThoea, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and weu-tried rem
e0y; q cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND 4RNTL1MEN,-Wew wish 10 call
attention to A. Ffscher's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng establishment, No. 906 g street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he is enabled to do his work Ia
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
IS centst to 7b cents pair, BY cleaning number
reduction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 25
years experience.
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A SINGULAR RUN OF SHAD.-The Valley OF Hot
Water is at present In thorough state OF ex-
the Washita river. This river is situated only
eight miles from the Springs, and is the only
one flowing into the Gulf OF Mexico in which
the Shad have been found. The first fish made
their appearance in these waters about two
years ago. The first season but few were caught
Last year about 80 or DO were brought in. but
this present season there has been an immense
run. The fish will weigh from two to four
pounds.-tHot Springs f4rk.) Dispatch.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE.


Consumers should bear In mind that the incona.
Par able Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar,
imported exclusively for this powder direct from
the wine district Of France. An old experienced
housekeeper writes that, although she has to pay
few pennies m0refor the Royal" finds that il goes
economy to use it.
The manufacturers Of this Powder. with . keen
perception that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
risls.
Royal has larger sale than al other Baking Pow.
ders combined. and. being prepared always alike,
never fails to make good. light sweet and nutritious
Bread, Biscuit, Pastry. &c. The Royal Baking Pow.
Yeast-more healthfll because It preserves all the
nutritious elements Of the -four With its wonderful
convenience, and the fact that it viii keep in any
climate, never cakes spoils. makes It the finest
preparation in the world Sold only In cans by all
Grocere.
Do not buy Baking Powder looee, - It is almost
sure to contain alum. Alum produces gripping, con-
skipaion indigestion. headache and dyspepeis; AZ
fecs the blood. causes pimpies On the face. 26
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If you want to cure Cough use Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the reliable remedy. Price rs
cents,
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THE STANLEY-HAZKN FINDINas,-The Stanley
HaZen court-mart1al remained in secret session
all day yesterday. After the adjournment the
judge advocate said that the court had arrived
at decision, and that they would meet for q
short time this morning, In order to draw up
and sign the necessary papers for transmission
to Washington. From trustworthy sources it is
learned that the court voted on the first seven
specifications within an hour after retiring on
Friday last. This is considered favorable In
dicatlOn by the friends OF the defence, who say
that Gen. Stanley will undoubtedly be acquitted
on all the charges. The same persons says that
the "hitch" has been on the question OF placing
Col. Hazen On trial, Col. Stanley's friends say
ing that COL Hazen can never face the army
again 10 case he pleads the statute OF limitations
as bar to his Trial. Col. Hazen's friends are
confident that Col. Stanley will be found guilty.
and at the least censured for conduct preJudlciai
TO good order and discipline Nv Y. Sun. 6kh.
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COMMISSIONERS DAyENPORr,s CAsR-rbe "a

SnalosioNnn DAsENfohTS CASE.-Tne sec
ond examination OF the charges preferred
against Commissioner John l. Davenport by a
number OF petitioners who are seeking his re.
moVal, were set down for yesterday, before
gate and E. Ellery Lyman appeared for the pc
tlt1oners: and Mr.. Davenport answered In per-
son. discussion was had as to the nature OF
wanted to admit large amount of testimony
taken by the Congressional committee, which
MI. Davenport said had .'no more to do with
Davenport said he should want most OF the wit
nesses at the Congressional Investigation eX.
amined In person, as his line OF cross-examina-
ton would be on a different plan. He said he
had no objection to the admission of the priuted
certificates and naturalization papers as they
should appear, but he should object to the in
been taken. Then the counsel for the MENTION
ers wanted Mr. Davenport to share the expense
OF Oh q. stenographer, Which he declined to do,
any. An adjournment was taken unta today
at noon.-[N. Y. Times, 9Th. ''
HON. j. RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Virginia vea.
terday had his right eye operated upon for Cat
aract by DR.. - Chisholm, professor OF diseases
land at bis rooms No. s. Franklin stye OF NARY aSs
affection first made its appearance about fonr
years ago, and within the last three months the
vision has become totally obscured meanwhile
the other eye was so seriously implicated thai
both reading and writing became Impossible.
MI tucker was placed under the influence of
o,atSoionoiui, ana Inc operation was so quickly
ana successfully acknowledgements In all
only ten minutes-that when he came to him.
self it was ended and the eye bound up, he not
having experienced any sensation whatever of
pain or otherwise. Should no Inflammation
occur during the healing process, the promise
OF restoration to perfect sight is excellent. A
Iurther operation on the other eye will be post
pOned Tor the present. Late yesterday after.
noon Mr. Tucker was resting Comfortably aud
suffering no pain whatever. Mr.. Tucker is Sill
guest at the residence OF Mr.. PeytOn Harri-
In, Dale
weeks under charge OF Prof Chisholm. -EBuU.
American, It'll.
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Plasters.

Rheumatism, Neuralgis, Weak and Sore Innpz
Coughs and Colds. Weak Back. Stomach, and Bow
els. Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the I.ons
and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous. Muscular
and Spinal Affections. relieved and cured when
every other plaster niment, lotion and electr,csI
appliance fails. Nwks
DlsPOSERg OF BEOOND-HAND OIOTHING =
- Left-Of Clothing, Watches, 0uns PisfoIa - -
Gsn Es the sa be s cash prices f.om QRidINA
"a ave- By calling at or addressing the above Do
promRI attention VIII be given to all orders
THE CELLULOm TRUSS Avn anE-
PORTER6. So1'
Inst never ru1tB, never breAks never vears mt q,
Ways cieAn ana can be worn while bathing il f1,
sale ct OHA6 FISHERS, 623 It'll street n = 'o'
Mr. Fisher devotes bar attention 10 tia wants ~
lady patrons. A~s11I "
w ANTED-Xou g now tnzs nc1s-casa ann
'! ONO.HANO SUIT II better ana 0heHrsr ~
AL RE5 t.D @A 11o NEW 0N1 Try s 3GSTHs
ssa nortaTegS O Branch Store. No. lO6 oth stres5
9ortnHoe& u. 6-very good prices PAD Tor iSrss
claG Secondhand Olot6tra. Notes 81 msii nro1nrt
ss~s"as0t w. 5A0lltV
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MRS. JoNEs.-"What, never" Mrs. Smith
"No, never! have seen such choice teas comes.
canned goods, &C., at such wonderfully low
street, " ~"
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ETHEREAL ESSENCE is the title fifty given by
j. d: E. Atkinson to their delicate preparation OF
Lavender known by this name.
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Prepared by Wee ks h Potter. Chemists and D.n,.
g1ste, $50 Washington Street, Boston. Mass. and
fGr saIe oy a Hbrass s ana Dealers Price Of
tanning Two and one half times the quantity OF
small. y. KEsoLvENT, q pc: bottle. CUTIcURA
Is cents.
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U-P1erre Lorillard is at Newport. He will.
soon sail for Europe.
t1-Mrs. Harriet Beecher stoves son has
taken charge Of an Episcopal parish in Maine,
and Is about to be married TO a young lady In
Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Jenny Lind Golcschmidt's eldest
daughter has pretty voice, but Mrs. Hooper
says that she has not inherited her mothers
love for art, and will not study.
~ George Ellot's overwhelming grief at the
death OF her husband, Is reported 70 have so ag-
gravated an 1ncurable internal malady that ner
health Is hOpeleSGly shattered
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LEPROBY.

LEPROEY.
4 Modern Miracle. Astonishing resuIt.
from the use OF CUTICURA,
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: Gentlenea,-We have
case on 1eprosy In our poOrhouse VIII oh is hein-
cnrea by your OuT1oURA remedies The county ns3
TH-nR!oyed al OF our doctors and had sent to New
YORK for advice, but to no avail -'' W AVG"
he patient commenced using the (y,1r.c1,p. ona
immediately began getting better ~ -'o
ne nad been confined to his bed for two and ono
nan years. Had not had his clothes ON dnrinH ,h;s
nMs L,st week he dressed for ths first time veto
.Wnen ne vailed: there would at least one ounrt
OF scales come off Of him. ~ WV 1''"'e
This happened every day
We think 1t is wonderful cnre
t We 90 not say he is cured but he is in fair WAY
" No cufoo " say the least Yours truly,
CUNNING BROTHERS,
ALLEGAN, MICH, Feb II, 1879 ''"'''e'S'
NOTE.-Mesers. Dunning Brothers ara tbo,onoh,v
reliable gentlemen, and were Unknown To IA nriC,
20 the receipt OF this letter. We firmly belave ths
CUTIcuRA will permanently cure this verv SAYS
Gaze OF Leploey, as 1t has done many others '''
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BANGED HAIR AND OTHER DEFoRMIrrRs-The
present excellent English Queen Is eminently
sensible In her domestic notions. She cannot
endure the modern idiotic habit of women
heads. An English exchange says that her
majesty sent special instructions to the brides
maids at the late wedding OF her son, the duke
TED to wear these hair fringes or high heels to
the1r boots, nor TO tie their dresses back In the
present most uncomfortable and indelicaJe
fashion. Victoria deserves the thanks of every
Intelligent mother In the land. Last year one
la1y appeared at drawing room with her hair
over her eyes. The next day she received A
her that until her hair had grown she Womb
not be required to attend any more drawing
rOOmS.-TEIchdnoe
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LAWN AND SWISS DRESSES for ladies and child
zen Just received at Baum's new department,
S1V I'll Sls
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THE WONDERFUL
Pain Believer.
BENSON'S CAPCIHJE
POROUS PLASTER
Porous Plaster 1t contains all the valuable quail
ties of the common slow acting porous plaster, but
n sn
soas Capcne Plaster makes il far more prompt and
ohsr re rs%sd2 iso RHiSSs Ri n
msnis gu liquid compounds. and the socaled cleo
ing and curative properties Of this article are truly
LAME BACK.
For Lamsness or weakness Of the Back, Soma,
the best known remedy is Benson's C.pcine Porous
It gives almost immediate re,ief strar.th.,. 49,.
cures Where otner plasters win not even relieve.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Women suffering pains and weakness obtain rraat
6sf re p'' e DAP
nend TO mothers - . remedy for the ailments Of
colds and all affections Of the lnngH Many csses
nave oeen reported reCently where children hsyin9
the mOet violent attacks Of whooping couch hsve
been renewed In lees than one hour
FOR 1heumatism. 0ciatica and LINN.
n990s Kidney Disease, AGecti0ms OF The
Hearts Fever and AGue, stubborn md
HnsHccaed CCpehs and COlds. Plourisy,
A1osnma pr Lang DiMculties. and ali |
ana Soreness,
B1NSORS
CAP0IME POROUS Pr ASrxR
10 the best most convenient insxpensiye and efsae
tuN Ee0eoy Known. We recomn1ond n Who sre
ekepcc0 concerning the above 0fa*amenfa "a ron. |
Jug fenao1e phYstctAns In their own loCslfty tt |
eieas mosu - Known to al WellinfoFmed phyai- /
.1ss xa0 t0ey VIII confirm the assertion, that q a
tne oess extcruA remedy ever devised |
eoLn By AL DRuoasra-Pslcr Is CENTS.
(yOaELGxE lTOCK
~ 0AUZG MERlNO SHIRTS,
1eI4E THREAD SHIRTS, /
Patent Fashton JEAN DkAwRRS.
P1ntn and Fancy SOCKS. |
W. o. TE1L.
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CITY ITEMS.
Z Am RiliOus

Am H1l1OuSs
OuirEs irish Tea Will make man OF you.
Sold by druggists at Is cents package.
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THE COLORED METHODIST PRAYING BAND ri
Macon, Ca, undertook to bring about miracle
that would cure Minerva Brown OF its, They
nine hours consecutively. During that time
Inc sister was quiet, although she had previous
~ peen contOrted as often as once an hour
state than ever. The experiment is to be tried
again. Nv ~
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ONE or two doses L0dilte's Headache Specific
cures nervous Or sick headache. Try 1t.
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EIELD SPORTS.
CROQUET.
The best CROQUET for quality and price ever
offered. A large and complete stock. wholesale and
ARCHERY
A fine variety Of LANCEWOoD BOWS, ARROWS
VIM. BALLANTYNE SON,
ap2ktr 42S 9TH StCeet H.SC.
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Sold by DRUGGISTS.
That wonderful bilious remedy, Quirks Irish
Tea. It costs only Is cents package.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OEr1cR OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICKR,l
WASHINGTON, May Z, 1879.
For the middle states and New England,
rising barometer, slightly cooler DorthweSterly
winds, partly cloudy or clear weather. possibly
followed by mol theast winds and cloudy wealth
er in the southern portion Of the middle Attain
tic states.
RANGE OF fHK THIRNON1fD,
The following Is the readings OF the rnermor-
eter at the Signal Off1ce during the day: O. M,
500; 7:s5 q. m. SO; IL midday, 62o; p. n, 6S';
maximum, ESQ; minimum, 45o.
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MARR1A6R LICENSES have been issued to Fl. W.
Hagemeyer, OF Richmond. and A d Farhen.
prucn: Hyrel A. Clay and Judith A. Jones: Chas.
parkmson and Kate Muskey; Edward Steward
ano harriet Fleming; Thos. Grain and Minnie
than Wise and Alice Jordan; Samuel 81. Sirnons
and Florence v; Ashford; James A. Danforth
and Louisa +. Morton; Ben1 NJ. Mundell and
M: Faron; Peter Taylor and Ella Mitchell: Fred
er1ck Thomas and Mary Perry; r Butler Van
Alstyne Of Albany, n. Y, and Anna s. Rich
ards. -0---
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-d. LIE GREAT AUCTION SALE OF Lors In the
TO morrow crhursday) AFTERNOON at o;c,ocE
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WAsHrNaToN FISH MARxxr-Sold nv "A
Golden. fish agent since last report: az 0o0 sha6
from t6 70 SO per hundred; $50 600 herrngs an
$41o 10 per thousand; 200 punches rock aud perch
Jay iors from SO to sis per hundred. ""'0'
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GUM CAMpHoR for moths at DrewS,D Drug store
cor. 9th st. and Pa ave-, at SOC. per 10. 4.29,1;
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BOYS CLOTH, spring styles, rs cents: spring
avenue, south side.
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HE BRIGHT House, at Rehobeth, Della
splendid beach on the broad Atlantic II was
noerally patroniZed last year because its prices
were reasonable and its accommodations the
best. See advt ~
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TEE ANNUAL PARADE AND REVIEW OF DE Nh.
Jay Mounted Commandery Knights Templar
The review was by Sir r. E. Wtthers, OF Vir
gtnta. Senior Grand Warden of the Grand En-
campment OF the United States, and Repro.
sentative OF the Grand Master for the District:
Sir James p. Pearson, as chief OF stan; n d.
Larner, A. w. Kelly, Edward Baldwin, E. w.
Bennett. Geo. B. Clark and j. F. WOllard, as
AIDS. The commandery made fine appearance
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SORE THROAT, Cough, COLD, and similar trou.
bles, ii suffered to progress, result in serious
pulmonary affections, oftentimes incurable
" Brops,'s Bronchial Troches' reach directly the
seat Of the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief. CSC. q box, S,W