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A Docs sAsAcIrY.-A remarkable instance of

A DOGS SAGACITY.-A remarkable instance of
canine sagacity and fa1thfulness was developed
on Tuesday evening in the lost children's de-
partment at police headquarters. policeman
who took little German boy to Matron Webb
was closely followed by little yellow dog that
could not be driven away. The dog was with
the Child when it was found in the street, and
at the Eldridge street police station exhibited
the greatest Solicitude In watching over it. He
resented any ones approach to the child ex-
cept1ng the policeman who found 1t. He would
bark at and drive others away and then re-
turning to the child would lick its face and
caIess it. John Wolf, gooa-natured butcher OF
Willett street, claimed the Child at police head
dog, which exhibited the Iveliest satisfaction
at this result. Mr.. Wolf said that the boy, who
Is three years old, strayed with one two years
older They wandered until unable to find
their way home. The dog seemed to appreciate
this fact, and tugged at the elder childs clothes
until he got him back to the House. Then he
disappeared, and seems to have hunted up the
other one. Then, unable to lead him back, the
Intelligent brute followed and protected him.
nv y
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IMMENSE assortment of all kinds OF holiday
goods TO select from at Tewson's, $50 Pa. av. I

KILLED WHILE WALKING ON THE RAILROAD
TRACK.-Yesterdaya afternoon about 1920 O'clock
as the limited express train due here at 41O p.
M, was passing Severn station. % miles out, 1t
instantly killed. The engineer whlstled to him
several times, and instead OF getting off the
track he deliberately walked in front OF the en-
thrown several feet from the track, his neck
being broken. The train was stopped and ~
body was taken back to the station -..o
TO have been man abo"' -. ne appears
had the ammo -. ~ years OF age, and
VII" -.A ance OF a tramp. No one knew
..o lie was. II is supposed from his actions
that il was deliberate case OF suicide. 1t was
to-day aScertained that his name was John II.
Cole mute. who resides near Annapolis juno
ton, ON the u. & o. X. X.
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GET THE GENUINE ART1cLE.-The great popu-
Iarlty OF "WH6Or'S Compound Of C0d-LiUe,. oil
and Lime" has induced some unpr1ncipled per-
sons to attempt to palm off simple article of
their own manufacture; but any person who is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption,
Gle. 1t requires no putting. The results of its
use are its best recommendations; and the pro-
prietor has ample evidence on file of It's extraor-
binary success in pulmonary complaints The
Phosphate of Lime possesses most marvellous
healing power, as combined with the pure Cod
Liver Oil by Dr. Wilbor. 1t is regularly pre-
scribed by the medical faculty. Sold by A. 3.
WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists It's
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MUCH TROUBLE ABOUT SOME BAGGAGE.-A few
years ago VIM. II. Catlin, of New York, was
sequently claimed to have lost his baggage. He
brought suit against the company, which was
defended by Pond French, of Saratoga. Catlin
obtained verdict, which was set aside by the
General Term. On the second trial Catl1n was
defeated, and an execution was issued against
his body for about $500 costs. Catlin was ar
rested but gave bail, and the General Term re-
Gently made decision that Catlin was not
liable for costs. Catlin now brings suit against
Pond French and the Adirondac Railroad COM
pany for $4,000 damages for alleged false i'm
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THE FIRE BoARD.-A morning paper says
that ''the fire commissioners did not meet last
night owing to charges having been preferred
against a prominent Ofiicialin the department"
The fact is that the fire board adjourned at their
last meeting with the understanding that they
would not meet again until the first Wednesday
in January, but as foreman recently dismissed
for cause retaliates by bringing charges against
a special meeting tomorrow to investigate .ne
matter. So instead OF the charges" II, question
preventing meeting there VI, no occasion of
the holding of one. ''AA w 0ee'' -
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The report is current down East that
BlShop clark, OF Rhode Island, has become
oeiieVer In the actually of spiritual communi-
any such belief.
1T The liquor bellpunch brought $50, 1876 into
the treasury OF Texas in october. Complaint
Is made that the bell is not rung in Galveston,
drinks sold,
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A STRANGE CASE occurred in Rehoboth, Mass,
last week. Mr. Wetherel watched with Mrs.
Kent, an Invalid. The sick lady aroused her
self and said: something dreadful had hap
pened." Soon after a rap was heard at the
door, when she said: "Now you will hear what
opeaed and a messenger announced to Mr..
Wetherell that his mother, whom he left in
usual health, died suddenly about the time of
Mrs kent'S mysterious disclosure.
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BUTTONS and studs, gold and plated, at Prigg'st

BANKRUPTCY CAsEs.-Some of the parties in
tereSted in the bankruptcy cases now pending
In the District Court, (Judge james,, are anxious
that they shall be heard or stricken from the
docket Some time since an order was made
requiring all parties to prosecute or their cases
would be stricken from the docket, and some OF
them came into court but as yet but few OF them
have had a hearing. 1t Is stated that some OF
these cases las also admiralty cases) are pending
in the same court which are three years old
Judge James has recently on three several oc-
casions set day for hearing these cases. some
OF the parties, lawyers and others, are now
urging that they be taken up and disposed Oh.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES of Mrs. Charlotte B.
Wise, widow of Capt. Henry B. Wise, U. s. n,
took place yesterday at Epiphany church. The
pall-bearers were vice-Admiral Porter, Rear
Admiral j. L. Worden, Commodore Temple,
Brig. Gen. Emory, Mr.. Charles Knapp, Mr..
Archibald Campbell DR.. Maxwell, U. s. N, and
Mr.. Joseph LowndeS. The remains were taken
to 30 ton for interment.
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MASONIC ELECTIoNs.-Columbia Lodge, No. 8, F.
A. A. NJ, last night elected T. F. Gibbs, w. NJ;
J.: L. Falby, 8. W.; NJ. Gardiner, j. W.; NJ. A.
and j. NJ. Vale, trustee.
AT the regular meeting of National Lodge, No.
~, F.AA.M., last night, officers were elected as
follows:-Richard c. Lewis, VIM; Theodore
Friebus. S.W.; Edward Kern, J.W.; John L. Vogt,
Treas; Stephen F. Gill, Sec.
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nE THCRsBY CoNCERT.-Lincoln Hall pre-
sented q brilliant scene last evening, being
packed with fashionable and appreciative au-
dience, to hear Miss Emma Thursby In concert
her first appearance here since her European
triumphs. Her Delightfully."- pure and strong
voice gives evidence Of the most careful cultlya-
ton, and her execution was about faultless.
from "MignOn,n and the beautiful "La. Calan-
drina, of Jomelli, alike gave evidence of this.
The echo song She gave as an encore In style
which has never been eXceled here MISS
much feeling, and being recalled gave the popu-
lar song Of 1.-THE Wooden Shoon" in capital
style. The duet from the new opera ''Mephis-
topheler by the two ladies' was warmly ap-
plauded and repetition demanded. Messrs:
AdamOwsd, v1olinist; Rummell, pianist, and
Blumenberg, yioloncellist, did their share to
make the concert great success,
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MHAr MR. CoRsE1L PRoposEsLrhe frie

WHAT Mr.. CORNELL PROPosEs.-The friends
of Mr.. Cornell, the gOvernor-elect of New York,
intimate that there will be one passage in his
first message which will be apt to create a stir,
held by ecclesiastical corporations Shall be
taxed as other property is. The new governor,
they say, is determined, as far as possible, to
make a reputation for himself as a friend OF
economy reduced taxation and the equaliza-
lion Of the peoples burdens, and this Is how he
means to begin.
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THE ALLEY-CLEANING CAsE-In Circuit Court
No. 2, Judge Cox, yesterday, the case of Dennis
O'Neal against the Dissatisfaction for balance
on contract for sweeping and cleaning alleys
the jury rendered verdict for s., 1921 and in
terest. These parties once offered to compro-
mise for s., 900.
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A GIRL KILLED WHILE PLAYING CARDs.-Anna
Weber, young girl,was killed on Tuesday night
at Jefferson City, No. by the discharge Of a
revolver. The weapon had been placed in the
oven OF stove, and fire having been kindled,
ball fnfiicttng fatal wound. She was seated
with others around table playing game Of
csrdc - o. -
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AN OBDURATE FATHER.-William G. Strick-
land, OF st. Paul, Mimi, who eloped last week
with Miss Kitty Seymour Beckwith, of Hartford
Conn.,. returned there with his bride Tuesday
and called at the Beckwith mansion to ask for
giveness. Mr.. Beckwith refused his daughter
admission, and the youthful couple are staying
at the ALVIN House
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SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR.-About II O'Clock
last night, at a pound party in Jackson alley,
during quarrel between some colored people,
VIM. Henry Iillman was shot in the left breast
Price. The wound is dangerous one, and
Tillman is not expected to recover. Price eS-
capped, and up TO O'Clock to-day had not been
arrested.
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SARAH WINNEMUccA, daughter of the Piute
chief, has made affidavit to be forwarded to Sec.
the present Indian agent, Reinehardt, at Nal.
hern reservation, and asking for his removal
and the reinstatement Of the former agent
Samuel Parrish She also begS that the Plutes
be allowed to return to the agency.
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TIE PARAGUAYAN GOVERNMENT has imposed
tax on bachelors between the ages of 25 and
so in order to try to have the loss of population
made up. What chance for those forty thou
sand Massachusetts spinsters !-[Phila. Press.
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A LAND SwINDLER.-Walter Mitchell we'll
known land swindler of Milford, Pike county,
Pa. returned to that village yesterday. after
making a settlement with his prosecutors for
land frauds amounting to over $1,000. Mitchell
has been living in the woods in bingham town.
Ship, Pa, for the past month to escaae arrest.
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THE CASE OF STONE, THE WIFE MURDERER
Tomorrow is the day which was set for the ex-
ecution OF James Madison Wyatt Stone, convic-
ted of the murder Of his wife In october, 1878;
but his case having been appealed to The Gene
raj Term, the sentence stands suspended Until
hearing in that court.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.-Mrs. Maggie, about 70
years old, was found dead in her bed at 24l7
Pennsylvania avenue this morning The cor
oner was sent for and gave certificate OF heart
disease The body is to be sent to Reading,
Pennsylvania, her former residence,
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SLIT For SANDER D1sM1ssrn y

SUIT FOR ISLANDER DISMISSED in
the Circuit Court No. 2, Judge Cox, the suit of
Adolph Leibschutz against Webb McNan for
$4,000 as damages for SANDER in having said
that he Neibschutz) had stolen coat, &C., In
Kansas, and had by these means prevented him
from obtaining position under the Kansas
legislature, &C., was concluded by verdict for
the defendanr-
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CHURCH MUs1C.-The finest music provided by
any church in the country is to be heard on
sundays ana holidays at ST. Francis XaverS in
New York.. Its organ and its choir are alike
famous, and its services are crowded by both
the religious and the critical The credit of this
superb pre- eminence belongs to the organ1st,
Professor VIM. Berge, music doctor, who but a
little while ago, ruptured an artery in his arm
and had to abandon his profession until cured
by Giles Mninlent IOdide ammonia,
Giles FiUs cure dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES,
Trial size rs cents. S.t.t.3t
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BoARDER, with an air Of appetking interest,
whats thiS?" Landlord, complacently, Eng
fish mutton" Boarder, innocently, when did
it die?" CTrouble, as the Tourists" say, mot
TOO much trouble, but just trouble enough. "
Hu3rdfDp
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nRY GOODS REDUCED,

Pure Wool COLORED CASHMERES and Pure
Wool BLACK CASHMERES reduced to 25c
=, Very wide and very heavy Wool SHAKER FLAN-
MEL reduced to Zoe.
Silk, So. IS up to 3D.. ~
LADIES, G1QAKs. 81. so ur to s15.
Excellent CALICO, SC.
BROCHE SHAWLS.
Broche Shawls very cheap
Good CANTON FLANNEL exc.
Immense assortment of CLOTH for men and
boys wear, 25c. to 81. so.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space
Bleached TABLE DAMASK, soc. to 81. So
ladies' Wool VESTS reduced from 81 down to &c.
Colored SATINS reduced to S5c.
Black and Colored SILKS Especial bargains) Is
Sc, 81, 81. II, 81 %, 81. 90 up to SO.
Large Size Double White BLANKETS, So. So
Very fine all Pure Wool BLANKETS, 81. so to 49,
Colored and Black SILK VELVETS reduced
Beautiful (Wooll DRESS GOODS all colors, l216c.
Nottingham LACE for Curtains, l2kc. to 81 rs.
Colored and Black CASHMERES, all pure wool
extra wide double width, reduced from 6215c. down
to Soc.
CARTERS,
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AVERY attractive assortment OF ladies' and
misses cloaks will be found at NJ Williams. t

THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE HoRATIo MATER,
who died at Providence Hospital on Tuesday OF
paralysis, took place this afternoon from No
$40 + street, and was very largely attended.
Offcfated. The interment was at the Congress
1onal cemetery with Masonic rites by b. B:
French Lodge, No. 10. Mr.. Mater was well
known to many citizens OF the District-in ante
bellum days as confectioner and caterer, and
more recently as an inspector under the District
government
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assortment in Washington at popular prices.
GEO. c. HENNING,
6 41O Seventh street
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CITY ITEMS.


Doctors Fees from Two to Five Dollars.
Qnirh'S Irish Tea costs but 25 cents and in ali
bilious disorders is positive cure.
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THE GRAND JURY to-day returned indictments
as Ibllows:-Wm. Thompson, larceny; Jennie
Commodore do; Frederick w. Weirick forgery;
Ellen Holmes alias Ella Holmes, larceny, second
offense3 VIM. Robertson, do; simon walker,
keeping gamblng-house; Joseph Thomas do !;
Lewis Thornton Davis. Alice Miller, John Stew
art alias Roys conspiracy to defraud by false
claim. Also, dismissed the case OF James Won
Lear charged with libel.
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ULsTERS AND PLAID BACK OvERCoATs in choice
and scarce goods at close prices. One price
only. GEO C. HENNING.
3 40 Seventh street
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ooUNTRY SAUSAGE. ECRAPPLE, &C., can be
had ON and after Saturday morning, 25th inst,
1t 406 Center Market, and No. 20 street Mxrket.
ct23-2me ]. HOEF4AN 6AITA.
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1:REaT
10 u FENNShLHANAA Aosc
M rup popru MTSTTE Mn souTHwrsr
III The NOhid' MESI, eAa al u Son h"GoI-
DOnDle IfnGks SIeSa na Hn,,,~v,,-
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNtFIcEsT GeornASE'
.o,o
IN Enect IL:CfAb Eh dsI& iosS. pon,.
corner of Sixth and Streets as follows:
Pittsburg and the West, 10 40 n. daily with Far-
lor Car to Pttsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
Pttsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chacaeo
TAO pm. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
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TO Ladies' and Gentlemen,

TO Lad1e9 and GentIemcms
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 manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities. LADIES'
enectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed ! !
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing, all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city, according to the work DONE and suit
ing dull times
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
L. Ii. Smith to Angelina Reeves, part l, So Az;
3 Thomas sunderland to J. NJ. Alden, lot 81,
tello, part and 3. So. 515 s.. 200. W. F. Hallick
to E. E. Holman, lot 81 and part SO and 90, So.
361; a 600. George L. Leonard to Mary A. s.
to Henry A. Willard, lot S, So. 21l; s.. D.
IougIan to Mary Anderson pts. of So. "a and 80;
Sc 600. Catherine Madison 10 F. j. Wright, DIT.
lot 81. so. $685. $3.50. A. p. McKenna to Rose Ann
Sttnchcomb, lot Ia, sub. and pit. 2. so. 100; s.;
and lot 10 and pit. 2. do. Harriet r. Hyatt to Ida
Weaver, lot 14s anf pts. 13S and 1S9, Beall's adj
d1t1on to Georgetown; 3. W. D. CaSSin to w.
II. Chappelier, pit lot 1873 Beail's and 40 Hol-
mead'S addition; $3.50.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. NorthWest. West.
To take effect Sunday. November 1s 1873. at 20
LEAVE waasmHiNaToN.
500 p.m.-Baltimore. Enicott City and Way sta-
6:O6 s.m.-tNew York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express 90 On Sundays to Baltimore only. Break
$50 a. m..Baitmore, Annapolis and way. Pied-
mont, sirasburg, winchester. Haserstewn. Frede-
500 I m nay Bal s and Laurel Express.
sa9 % 1ar Of Roeas Ped%oH strasburs
Boston and
Baitms re Express. Parlor car to New York and
s;5S s:mS;-tst Louis, Chicago Columbus and
Rtts6u1g Express; Frsderck Haserst9wn and
staunten. Pullman Cars to Cincinnati. daily Graf.
ton TO 70 sandusky, daily, except Saturday. -
burg C leee, Beltsvie. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
~ p mo Annapolis. Em0oss City
1870 p:m;;I-New. York. Philadelphia and Boston
1856 p.m.~.On Sunday only. Baltimore and Way,
80 p-m.-Baltimore, Badensburg and Laurel
Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
z:S5 p.m..tpoint Of Rocks. Frederick. Hasers-
Pon ~ ReE a a1 Nav sgaans oniv n "
40 p.m.NfBaifrnore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 pm. tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun
day. Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at BlaaNnsburg and Laurel
500 p. m.-Point of Rocks s:.I Way Stations
6:45 p.m.-tBaltimore and Way Stations.
7:20 D. m.-fBALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS. Ellicott City, via Relay.
!45 2; m1;1I1tGHIGAGo, COLUMBUS AND
AsB HSak
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
$50 p. mist. Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
fDai1y. tSunday only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Warrington Station. and
sos GIG and Corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue,
and received at any point in the city.
"1 W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
l., NJ COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. K0ONTZ, General Agent. myl7
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
8c.. To.NiRht.

FOrd's opera House.-The Neutrality-suspicious.
win Froliques in /" Hobbies
National T7tedter.-Pinafore by the Chicago
Church Choir Company.
T7seater Comt3ue-Strong bill of attractions
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKET-Queeiis-
to,cn STOCK Yard, December II, 1SI9.-lReported
by Lewis ID. Means & Col-19l cattle sold at
prices ranging from 24 to 95-l00c. per pound;
1a4 sheep and lambs-old sheep sold at prices
ranging from 81 10 cts. per pound; lambs nom
6 to 80 cents per pound Is COWS and calves
from S25 to $40 each. Market good.
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INACTIoN of the Kidneys and Urinary organs
cause the worst OF diseases which Hop Bitters
cures.
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sale, New Jersey, is generally pronounced the
most reliable wine to be obtained, and is now
being used by those fashionable families who
are the most choice in the selection of wines for
evening entertainments For sale by druggists.
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Why Are YOn

Why Are You Bilious
when twenty-five cents will get you a package
OF Quirk'S Irish Tea ? 1t never fails.
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"QuAcK NosTRUN" is term not at all applica-
Die " Dr.. Bull Tough syrup.
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Trial size rs cents. s.t.t.3t

Professor James A, Sewell, A. Nj. M,
OF MEDICAL FACULTY, LAVAL UNIVERSITY, QUE
Bee, states: 81 have found Colden's Lebig'S Ii
Guild Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator par
ticularly useful in advanced stages of C0ns,flaE-
ton, Weakness, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous
tanned while every other article of food was re-
jected. l can recommend it as convenient
palatable and easy of Digestion Sold by ali
druggists and grocers, mwf3t
GENTLEMEN's READY-MADE SUITS. - Recent
additions of desirable styles at pleasing prices.
GEO. c. HENNING,
6 40 Seventh street.
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FANCY PICTURES, autograph books gold pens,
pencils. j. ID. M1lanS, 603 18th ST.

REV. NJ r. FORTUNE, for many years pastor
OF St Dominic's Church. South Washington,
left this city last night by the b. & o. railroad
for Memphis, Tenn, to take charge OF ST Peters
Church OF that city. The membership OF st.
Dominic's Church part with Father Fortune
with many regrets, and large delegation ac-
companied him to the depot, where an a1ec-
tionate leave-taking took place. Father Fortune
has been very active In all works OF charity In
this city and was an active worker In the raising
OF funds for the erection OF st. DominicS Church,
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GENTIEMEN's UNDERwEAR.-My assortment OF
fine goods is unusually large, and wishing to
reduce it materially this season have marked
the prices below the market
GEO. C. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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In 1850 THE BRONCHIAL TROCHES" were intro
duced, and from that time up to the present
Ihelr success in Colds, Coughs, Asthma and
bronchitis has been unparalleled. No house.
hold should be without 'Broacn,s Bronchial
Iroches," as by their early use most troubles OF
the Throat induced by cold can be overcome,
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY.eFresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered in 4 lbs.
ward prints, 45c. per lb. Also, cottage
cheese and butteTmilk. u