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AmuSements. &c.

X
cellent company that has been deIghting Wash
iEgton for the past few evenings, will be given
at the National for the last time tonight.
IHEATER CoMIQUE.-A vely good variety per-
romance can be seen at the Comique this eve
ming.
THERE WILL BE SACRED CONCERT at the
Washington Schuetzeh park tomorrow after
noon.
THE GRAND EXCURSION advertised to take
Blue Ridge promises to be delightful trip to to
those who can avail themselves of the Opportu-
nifty. The distance to Baltimore will be made
In one hour, and from thence the route lays
through the most beautiful and picturesque
portions OF the mountain district Of Maryland
the elevation OF the road for five or six miles is
possibly three thousand feet above the level of
the sea. High Rock, the destination OF the ex-
cu1slon1stS, Is an eminence that crowns the
summit OF one Of the highest peaks OF these
mountains, and from this spot Is seen the city
or Chambers0nrg, "a miles distant, besides
many other scenes Of rare grandeur. The best
OF music Will give those so inclined an oppor-
tunity TO dance in the pavilion, which has been
round trip have been placed at the low rate of
81 80. The train leaves the 9Th street depot at
1880 a. M, returning at p. m. See adyt.
The CASE OF Mr.. GEoRsE-Mr James A.
george, who was arrested In this city on last
Tuesday week and taken to Atlanta, Ga, to
answer the charge OF attempting to com pro-
mise case tas an officer of the Internal reve.
nue.. returned last evening On the opening of
the court at Atlanta on Monday last the bench
warrant and proceedings thereon were set aside
by Judge Woods, at the cost OF the government,
and the government not being ready for trial
the case was continued. The indictment under
which Mr.. George was arrested was found on
the evidence OF b. j. Blakemore, who is under
Indictment at Huntsville, Ala, on three charges
On which Mr. George Is the prosecuting witness)
for dealing In crooked whisky, and It Is stated
that Blakemore has forfeited his bail.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Last night a colored man
ABOUT IS years Old, named Thos. Mars. well
known In the neighbOrhood of the B. and p
oepOt, went 10 the house Of a cOlOred woman on
~ street, between Maine and MARYLAND ave-
nues, and went to bed. This morning, when
some OF the inmates arose they found Mars
dead.
WIDOW OLIVER didn't prove paying card as
a lecturer PftfShurtr n,bp,edS
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the eastern portion OF the city with the follow
Ing officers: MIR. William Giusta, PRESIDENT: Mr..
Jacob Fiech, well known as Matthew Mates y
"a tne Oanpury Ae,rs, put more celebrated for
Lis last victory In the International Chess fonr-
lament, demonstrators; Mr.. B. A. Clarke, secre.
lazy, ana Dir. Theo. Fiech, treasurer
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90 AND is CENT shirts, Wamsutta cotton. .yor-
dan, DaIe 4 Co., 1eCs + st.
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LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN p a
LADIES' L1Sr-Mazyck Eliza Mrs.
i, GnEN;T c LIsT,Cuffee NJ b Dardeu Ma,
Joseph; Myers Patrick Ross william 'onnson
ID. NJ EDMUNDS M
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I lECORATION DAY.
~ EXCURSION TO PlNEY POINT AND POINT
LOOKOUT.

NJ B.-THE ABOVE PARTIES, styling them
no connection whatever with the S
DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN,
who have been organized for the past nina ,,..r.
and who will give their ~ '0"s'
NINTH ANNUAL SELECT FXOURsION
on steamer George Leary." leaving Washington
my22.T. @. r. PRRSONR Pres,ders
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CDBb'S HOTEL,
C0BB'S ISLAND, VA
SURE BATHING, FIsHIN0, SNIeE SHOOTING.
Ids weilknown and popular Resort is now open
inents have been made in the acconmoaa = fEA0
lions GENERALLY, ana we hope TO please our S.:IRI
patrons In every respecf
The route is from Nofolk or Old Point by steamer
N. r Banks" 70 Cherry Stone, every Monday,
Wednesday ard Friday morning.
TERMS:
Per Day, &2oa; Per Week. sl200: Per Month,
S35.oJ
Fer information address
SPADY COBB,
my2olm Cobb,s Island. Va
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i StFdl
&. Frank to William smith, lots 90 and a. so
1; Sio0. George Hill. jr., TO Elizabeth Owens
palt Is, In old Georgetown; $l,400. Mars aret
Fortch TO FARMLAND Janus, lots Al and AZ, So.
trustees, to the Arlington Fire Insurance Co,
part lot /, In Bealps addition to Georgetown
and part or lot 1, in the ..slip;D g, 16O Frank
w. b. Todd, trustee, 10 Edward Weston, part
so. 246; $1,000. Mary Farrell 70 James McGil-
ton, part 16, so. 81; $500. X. E. Pairo, trustee,
TO Mary j. Pairo part lot 2, Sc. SIC; 81, 900. CN.
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GRAND EXCURSION
TO THE
Blue RIDGE MOUNTAINS,
DECORATION DAY, FRIDAY. MAY sorH, 1879.
SCENES OF THE WAR REVISITED.
Memorial Day in the heart Of the most
H1sTRoNIo BEaIoN
In the Country.
BEAUTIFUL AND PLEASANT JOURNEY
@ OF 2ss T possm Ssss and tie %s Bali
Maryland railroad, through ezSss3ks -
the regions OF romance.
From HIGH ROCK. : go FEET ABOVE THE
The beautiful panorama Of the Cumberland Valley
spread IN sl ITS w1srd and majestic beauty before
me e1eutsionist. This eminence overlooks the
scene OF ~
GEN. LEES RETREAT IRON THE BATTLE
FIELD OF GETTYSBUKG,
And from its heights can be seem the city OF Cham
bers5urs, - miles distant; also, the clusterirs
Every accommodation secured for the comfort of
x Ss suR Dsnslns a.
kstaln1s leave Pen Mar PIN arriving 10 v @ am
Round trip tickets only &l.5Q. For sale at Depot,
LORDS opera House, and Pa r, r. Office. 18th and
"a avenue my24-6t
nECORATIUN DAY.
- EXCURSION 70 o RINEY POINT AND POINT
sEhbhEf BH e H HH t b5zss
ch aS1aa TP . as1 under under 4, g 8
Boat viii leave 9th street wharf At
ing sSenas q giving
Meals reduced to SO Cents; lunch stand viii be
provided for those who do not wish dinner. As 8
guarantee Of good square meal it is only necessary
to say that Mr. Randall former ly of the Miles House,
is the caterer.
Tickets for fale at Turkish Bath House. 500 ct
n:wi Il = Dining Rsoms. l0l0 St NV; LIE
Bookstores; Holly Tree Lunch 9th ST.; Schaf hirt's
Drug Store. North Ospitol and II SITS ID. A. WaRner,
Waterman, Treasury Dept Weis & Griffin cor 10th
and E sta. BaIlantyne's Bookstore. and at boat
Staterooms for sale at Turkish Bath House. 500
st NV, and Brad Adams my2l-St
NJ B.-TRE ABOVE PARTIEH etylinr Them
IN. selves the Departmental Hall Dozen" have
no connection Whatever with the
DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN.
who have been organized for the past nine wears.
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MARSHALL HALL. - This well known
1N SUMMER RESORT has been refitted and re-
modelled, and Is now open for excursion parties.
The dining room is in charge of first class caterer
AL luxuries Of the season can be had Parties wish.
inR to engage the grounds can call on GEORGE
BAUER, foot of 7th street.
ap29-lms ENGLEHARDT Il BAUER, Prop'rs
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

DHLAND CHAPEL
FAMILY EXCURSION ANDCHURCH REUNION
Fort Washington, May 30. ~0-s
W. W. Corcoran leaves 9th street Esfs1teaassE.%3
wharf at 80 sharp, and p. N.
Tickets 80 cents; children 10. See small bills.
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HE DELEGATES TO THE INTERNATIONAL Y
M. q. A. CONVENTION, now being held In Baltt-
more, nave been invited to come to Washington
on MONDAY, at the close Of the convention and
take trip to Mount Vernon. On their return
to the city they VIII be invited to partake OF a
dinner provided for them in one of the rooms OF
the Y. N. G. A. building, and at O'Clock In the
evening spec al reception will be given them
In Lincoln hall. The city OF Baltimore Is thor
oughly alive to the interest In the YIN C. A.
work there. as the crowded MEETINGS testify,
and the reason these meetings are so crowded
is because they are so interesting that IL pays
10 go. Several OF the most prominent members
OF the 7. NJ. G. A. throughout the United States
and Canada are expected TO be present on Nom
DAY evening and address the meeting.
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GxmNAslUM'
No. Gil E STREET NORTHWEST.
WITH HOT AND COLD BATHS,

no BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP Is OUR
4 MOTTO JUeTHe Old Stand e 3 guaran.se
CLOTHING tof which make specially the hisa.
est Prizes Vi! Be positively paid address or call =
and It'll streets NV, or branch store, No l08 9Th
street. between D and y streets NV. spl-tr
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GEORGE R. ToPP, Attorney.

EGAL NOTICE HAMILTON PROBATE
| ICourt-Francis l.. Archer, widow of Thomas
Archer, decreased residing at Huntington, in the
Countv OF Cabell and State of West V rgnia; Mary
], IEonton, residing at Indianapolis, Marion
County, Indiana; Thorn S ]. Archer, residing
at indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana,
being q minor aged 20 years. Robert l.. Archer,
minor aged years, residing at Huntington, ca
bell County State of West Virginia: Richard NJ.
Archer, minor aged years, residing at Hunt
inCtOn, Cabel County, State OF West Virginia;
and Frank Archer, minor aged years, residing
ot Huntington, Cabell County, West Virginia;
viii take notice that Victor II. Long admins
traitor of tile estate of Thomas Archer. deceased,
on the 10Th day Of June A. D. 1879 filed his petit
ton in the Probate Court, within and for the
County OF Hamilton and State Of Ohio, alleging
sufficient to pay his debts and the charges OF ad,
mjnistering his estate; that he died seized
in fee simple of the following described
| real estate situated in Hamilton County
and state of Ohio, tO-wit: Lots 10, 20,
9I 25 "a %. %, %, 80, IL, 49, and the west half OF
! Lot No. in Thomas Archer's subdivision in
| Miami Township, Hamilton CoHn!y, ONO, sttuat-
cd in Sections is and 81, Township, ], Fractional
| Range CT the Miami Purchase, said plat being re-
corued in Plat Book No. 8, page 26, Hami'tcn
| County Recorders Office, and that Frames Archer
as widow of said deccdent ehtllIed 10 uoWei
| in said premises. ~
| The prayer of said petition is for the assignment
of dover to said Frances Archer and for sale OF
said premises subject 10 said dover estate Tor the
payment of the debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing OH the 9th day
| of September, A. d. 1879 or as soon thereafter a.
| leave can be obtained.
''"'N N'''' LONG, KRAMER u KRAMER
iy7.7tM Attys for Administrator.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OF Interest to Our Church Goers.

The Emmanuel Episcopal Sabbath-school
of the First Ward Will give picnic at Par
ker's Grove next Saturday.
The Office of the Journal and Messenger
are being removed to the third floor of the
building on Elm street occupied by the
Herald and Prcsbyter.
Rev. O. A. Bartholomew, who has been
preaching at the Central Christian Church,
this city, for a month past, resumed the
charge of the Ffth-street Christian Church,
Covington, yesterday.
The Standing Committee of this diocese
has organized by the election of Rev. Sam
uel Benedict ID. D., rector Of st. Pauls, a:
Chairman and Claiming Richards as Secre
tary. Canonical consent has been given tt
the conservation of Rev. S. S. Harris, DID.
to the Epscopate Of Michigan.
Rev. D. II. Moore, DID, President o
Wesleyan Female College, will deliver hi
popular lecture, Better TO Laugh than tt
Cry" at Emmanuel Reformed Episcopa
Church, on Longworth street, near John
on Tuesday evening next.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
.state from noon Saturday to noon to-
lay: ~,
Iohn w. Hastie ct al. to Lawrence Max
roIl Ir Trustee. II S91O0 by % 7310O
loot on the north side Of Avery street. 20
t5.1oO feet east from Park street, and %
az 100 by 100 feet, on east side OF Hamilton
nika lvinr next south of a 1G-Goot alley
tumminsville; 81. ,,...
Iessie NJ. Corwin, Executor, per Master
romn,;ssioner to CYNTHIA s. Reno, 100 by
800 feet on the west side of Park avenue,
$40 feet south from Windsor street. walnut
n p Rrodstrcet. for Sarah Scanlon ct al,
lo William Rainke, 25 by So feet on the
touth side of FindlaY street, % leet east
from Linn street; 81 so: w..
Edmund Craig and wife to y; n, Weaver
nue., 105 feet north from falfNle" avenue
Westwood; $275. y,,
Charles Kahn and wife to Wolf i; Kahn
% bv 90 feet on south side of Third street
I95 feet east from Race street, $50 MOO
q. Hunt and wife to George W. Halle
n by 100 feet, on west side OF Linn street t
h feet north from Hopkins street; $2,ooo
Reuben r. Springer to George Il. C!em
.nts l7iI by 100 feet, on south side of SiXti
street, So feet east from Mound street
Francis P Owens to Ambrose Kyle, 10
SIS feet front on the north side of Eight
street, q feet southerly from the pom
where said street takes due north course
lying east from Miami Canal; $1,000. =,
Union Building Association, NO /; 10 II
IT Hoffman,, Lots Nos 90 to 2G inclusive
Of Paul Schustcr's second subdivision, Oak
=.
Patrick Deigham and wife to Mary Ryan
auitcaim to lot 22% by 100 feet, on tn
north side of East Pearl street, 3OO12 fee
west from Kilgour street; $1,000.
Henry c. Wilder and wife to Catherin
Mey. lot 6S by 400 feet, on the south side
GeSt street, 900 feet east from Evans street
81 500
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VEGETINE,
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
Sciatica Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint.

MCGREGoR, Iowa, fov. II, 1873
Mr. II. R. STEvENs-DCar Sir: About the iirst
of November, 1876, ] was attacked with what IS
termed Sciatic rheumatism commencing on the
hin Joint and extending to my ankles, which at
times was very painful, causing lamcness and pre-
venting sleep at night, and at times preventing
me from labor of any kind After applying differ
could get no relief. l thln commenced using
y0ur Vegetine about the first OF March last, and
have continued to use it until the present time.
Now have no symptoms OF the rheumatism left,
in fact think myself entirely cured. My age is
Gj years. ] therefore take great pleasure in recon-
mcnding ii to all who may be afflicted with this
terrible disease.
| have been troubled with Kidney Complaint
for several years. Since taking the Vegeine am
completely cured of the Kidney Complaint 10
any person suffering as have, every drop OF TINS
GOOD medicine is more valuable than its weight in
gold. Yours truly, ALoNZo CohE'
know this man to be a truthful, reliable man.
H. T. NEWELL, Druggist, Main street
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whisper, while the hot tears fell slowly
TO her hands, but / have not had
III experience in love, and you did no
y yours plainly"
h did not answer, but, looking out still
the golden mist, he tried to recollect
u proofs of his love he had ever given
There were none, except the haunting
er footsteps every day, except the loving
Ie that he could not always repress and
ishe had not understood, except the lit
eifts of flowers and fruit, music and
Is, all of which he knew had been of
l in a careless manner, lest she might
alarm and read his secret. No; she
right he had not shown his love plain
He had no right to blame her for not
hg seen it. Still, if he had but known
lie might have gone away and left her be-
he had learned to love her 50 irretrievably
Nnnot talk to you while you look and
/ like that " she cried, and who, hear
le passionate, quiVering voice, would
believed that it was the woman who,
ely three weeks before, had sat in that
,spot, very Hermione of stone, all fer
ind excitement so far from her2 "Do
inte me already2"
hte your he repeated slowly, casting
png, reproachul look at her. "Sibyl.
, can you ask me such cruel question?
= You'd not have me, knowing you to be
Hte Of another man, repeat what told
hIst night, and | can take no middle
, T."
d; you are right" she said sadly. 81
=. Ty to forget how you look and speak
!. Ill you my story as / would tell it t.
Or Bell and you shall Judge for your,
= pw far ! am to be blamed OF pitied
ther was the chaplain OF the Protestant
It D. at ------, in the South of France,
:, Retired village, where few English ever
!. and half dozen residents comprisej
il lole parish. My mother died when ]
h mere baby, and he and lived SO hap
"a ngether that we did not seem to ca.
h by one else in the world. One summc
t, ung Englishman named John Law
!, = Do you know the name?"
nnrr b broke of as Geotlrey looked up
r. tly
IL. don't know. I was at school with a
Lawrell, and nearly killed him, for We
- fight, and he fe.l against a doorstep
aid his head open, half the length Of it.
- nd a brother Bob, horrid young
-. !, who was expelled for stealing money
boys pocket one nig4t. :"
IFS eyes opened wide.
\ To BE CONTINUED.
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THE INDEPENDENT CLUB.
Address to the Electors of Hamilton
County.

The Hamilton County independent Sluo
bas issued an address to the electors from
rLiob ,ro ovcarpt the following: The doc
"i''Oi ~ ~, 10 foorfrl ca-
ui'ie'it Deg" ol ie''' 'l'e " ' losnoo;ota
lerlty our taxes increase Nul"es uel 'e''"'e,
prices diminish, labor scarcehs, ana WAGES
reach the starvation point. To find out the
couses nj This is the duty of all interested
rortios and +be conclusion is that there
pa w. "',@ all, r,,ron, in the
must oe s'''' '"''e''
Governments ....,, o,,5 nv
ltthe laws were mace IN WiSuo,li' tra,mS umu
ecuted injustice there wotlu pe ''' ~ ,,,fLo
nor necessity for tramp laNS' at ro,
wished to labor Wouiu pe elhptTS uaiI
muneratlve wages. larIns WoGiul oody
cultivated ana theiF prooutt1 il''u tinonf
market factories NoulG in uot bMndomt rn stores.
and mines yield up ilelr i aomnuai'' aan nI,Sod
the industrious Woulu pe wen ',Il iuI'i ,.onisb
clothed and educated; crime MoG'u I ~ h"I5
and empty lalls neeo no e euuIus W nd ND
desperate criminals lhc li"'!I'nG'i anJ
be SIMPLY rene oi Past Ss oai D.' 1,. ,'rnrorty
| the SherlH nave 10 noies' Imam P-Ni
| TO sell ,,;eo 1o,,.s
why then 40 we Io' nan .h"N0 ,'aI, La,o,
ana execute them justly, tl%. ;'G,,amnoo
Its might How from thelT oeiisi ,nr,to
he answer Is plain W. C"''I,S ~, iPpnisIa,
against the exercise Vi "''''04N '
ton. -, s.o,,, ,.,,;o, Ioc.
The first is mat the CiaSs from oI TmaCr ~ p
islators are taken lolloW too, C,UI.3 ,,i'a9 ,I,e
mutation OF Semi'paroarouS aSeS VIII d ,i,e ia
lew lorded ipoVer lht many tn"I ,i,Iios uou and
creed toni and poverty lor tnc rIll'Qi's 3 f, "'n"
mGp station, case anu luNutS io' 'roLos i"1 dJo.
lLls is sun the doctrine VI Ve cn,3'0ITS %T
9"poI ~ IHe,' Wy So''s'i' ,.a+or ,'oi;t;noi ser.
beechers Dreau anu ""'e' po'i''0'i
mon .,.; ,o,,.,.ors ,vo
me cTlHSliE' lGc-li"li.ti5 i"N 'v,S s,,f.
send to make our law S, WHO seek our sur
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A man from this city by the name of
Jordan was drowned at Letart, twenty
miles above Pomeroy, while bathing Satur-
day. He belonged to the boat James War
ner. His body was recovered yesterday
and inferred at the former place.
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1t is one OF those rare, good remedies
which used once will be always kept in the
house. Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pill we refer
IN Price 05 cents
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VEGET|NE
HAS NOT ITS ECU A L
Lung Disease.

SELMA. ALA, May 12, 1872
II. r. STEVENS, Boston: ! take great easure IN
recommending your Negetine. have been suner-
inr a long time with lung disease; trying every
kind OF medicine that | could get but none
seemed to do ne any good, until tried your Veg
etine remedy. had used it cnlya short time be-
fore could discover very eat change IN my
health for the better. | don't consider that your
medicine has its equal. for the diseases which you
propose to cure, especially the disease that have
been afflicted with. JOHN IHoMAS'
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Just the thing for winter, to keep your
hands from chapping and skin smooth
Caswell's Camphor Ice Lotion, Sold by
L0nn keeshan. ap0theCarY.
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BROKERS
LEGAL.

JFGA COUNTY COMMON
l Pleas Court.-BarDaIa Phomm vs.. August
is a resident OF Louisville Kentucky, IS
! erCbv notified that IN c12th day of May, A.
D. 1910, said plaintiff Barbara Pnornm, filed her
netition in said Court. in case No 59303, praying
for a divorce from said defendant because OF the
wilirul absence of defendant for more than three
years gross neglect OF duty and habi!ual drunk
cnugSs OF defendant for more than three years
last past Said case will be ready for hearing al
any time after August 18th, 1879.
BARBARA PFLOMM,
Plaintiff.
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-, W, H. BRlLL& Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy
" Pttsburg, Pa, says 1--WE have sold preparations
for the hair for upwards oftwenty years but have
Ella never had one to sell as well or give such unyer
=, sal satisfaction as CARBoLINE We therefore REQ
" ommend it with confidence to our friends and the
general public"
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New -.
New Y JOSEPH T. FOND, Jk', hItoriIey al law NotM
lev y Attleboro Mass says: fof more lhan twenty
3olnm years portion oi my heaG nas pGeli ny hhooM
lauesy and free from mar Us y bhaIu jail ott come
Iorrot B6IINE and the effects have been simply wonder
oyea full Where no hair has been seen for six yeara
Lovea there now appears thitk Erowln, e&pect Jus
painv growth to be SLOW hut u s ?FoWg now heally a.
The lapdly as mar uotH "a N.Y. W - ~ 20 49, ~, & may nay uss
Sbmrcb fer to me forts truth"
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MI. GusrAvus F. RAIL-, OF the Oates opeu
Troupe, writes: after six weeks use, | am CON
WINGED that your CARBoLINE has and is producing
A wonderful growth OF hair where had none foJ
years"
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


The games Saturday between the Cincin-
natis and Bostons was won by the former.
The following is the score:
Innings ............... . 3 4
Cincinnati.........O 0 l l 0 O.
Doston...................... . 0 o l 0 0 0 0 O. 3
The bulletin of games this week is as fol !
lows. To-day Boston in Cincinnati, Proyi-
dence in Cleveland, and Troy in Buffalo,
games postponed by rain. Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday Providence will be IN
Cincinnati, Boston in Buffalo, Troy IN Chi-
cago, and Syracuse in Cleveland, satur-
day Troy will be in Cincinnati, Boston III
Cleveland, Syracuse in Boston, and Provi-
dence in Chicago.
Yesterdays games resulted as follows:
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Senator Bayard and wife sailed for
Europe Saturday. They will return in
October.
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Read the Testimonials,

.awN DAvIsvHLE, Cali" Nov. s, 1873.
IRrr CHAs. LANGLEi 80 ~, ina,r ~ ;rtori
IaIr DEAR Ss t'nr Sfi rce,its nf tha ina Il
5ARROIINE in my own case. For three year,
4 the top OF my head has been completely bald and
Iage, smooth and had quite given up any hope Of re-
imnr storing the hair Four weeks ago | noticed the
fnrt advertisement OF CA RBOLINE and on the recon-
Lager mendation of friend concluded to try bottle
iunl without any great nope ol sool luSIl's, pWc'ei
ab, ost agreeable aStonishment my mead Is complete
dav ly covered with fine, short healthy growth d
ImIif hair which has every appearance OF continued
growth; and confidently believe it will restore i
FOL as completely as ever it was in my youth.
I take great pleasure IN offering you this testt
iuncf monial and you have my PERMISSION TO publise
Fort " the same, Yours, truly,
lnnch CHAS. i. WHITE, Davisyille, Cal