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CIRCUIT COURTCJudge Willie.
Yesterday, Creswel ct al. vs. Connolly; yer.
q qeai far tp Ra nanl ct al Vs. Dodse
To-day, Baker agt. sprowl, Leonard agt. To-
bin, Howard agt. Carpenter. Donoh0 agt. VAN
denburg, Smith agt. Beveridge, White age.
Wade agt. Berckly; motions for new trial over
ruled. Myers agt. Crandell, McDermott & Bro.
agt. Solomon, Fenwtck agt. Bradford, Lewis
agt. Shiles; motions to set aside judgments over
ruled. Conley agt. Gross; motion to set aside
verdict 0veruled.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, MCGOWAN VS.. Todd; bill dismissed.
tanned.
To-day, Brent agt. Building Association Of D.
g.; trustees enl !t Edwards agt. Hickman;
Soper agt: Neral; pro confesso and reference.
Bates agt. Bates; reference to j. A. Clarke.
Norment agt Ewell; trustee appointed to con-
vey; CaIon agt. McAnally; parties made COM
nisi.
P0LICK CoURT-Jisdge Smell.
Io-day, Margaret Kelley, charged with selling
from Iaise measures; forfeited collateral. Geo.
Hal, PLAYING ball In the street; 81 Ezekiel
90. Phllip Stewart, unlicensed produce dealer;
continued. Michael Cavanaugh was sent to the
Iarm ior vagrancy. James Ryback was ar
Talgned on the charge OF peddling cigars and
from the =; s. internal revenue department
therefor. The testimony for the government
was mat defendant offered three boxes OF cigars
IOr SAFE ID grocery store. Defendant, in behalf
OF ninseli, testified that he procured the cigars
10 baltimore for his own use, as he was great
smoker, ana, desiring to exchange them for
some groceries, he took them there for that
purpose, out did not offer them for sale. 1t
pelpg but one transaction, the business of ped
dier could not be established, and the case was
dismissed,
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that am grateful, IS only poor expression Of my
ferer with skin diseases for the last
ehs
parts affected. and was confined to my house for
but Soa6t Il syeT fuIy nj nnasrsteoa py any Of
hq .n@ have
temEorary relief only, for il the spring i would
sn again as bad se When back
- (whose reputation for the cure Of those dis.
was e. Ct the hghs s orer c9ua cure
yS 05 y a9s
and DE. -, Of city proper, but all to no pnr.
gasz P ss Ct d fs ,t
would result from them
grain and taken bottle after bottle Of Internal rem
sd,es, besides sll the external applications have
fed that could not be cured, but might be kept
from getting worse
gentleman well known to Boston people. calle1 my
attention to your OUTIoURA, and promised wonder
me tIat went with him to drug store and Bought
so4P. and commenced 70 use according to the d.
rections. There WAS SO much humor lodged within
CUTIcURA it came to the surface and festered until
vast quantities had come out and greatly intensified
my 6utferings for about two weeks. But did Tot
mino this felt that was going to get rid Of the
hunor when saw it coming to the surfaces In such
use Of this remedy, was greatly encouraged By q
gradual lessening OF the Inflammation Of number
fully followed the directions to tho letter feeling
each week nearer cure. r1til at the present mo-
twelve years Of as constant suffering as was ever
endured can say that am cured, and pronounce
been so elated with my success that have stopped
men on the street who W. afflicted. and told them
is Why am so grateful to you for Believe ii to be
the best and greatest discovery Of the age and that
eases. may add that took no internal medicinal
tut the CUTICURA REsOLvENT.
BOSTON, Aug. "a, 1873
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two small brick dwellings, on Sd ct, between Va.

two small brick dwellings on Sd ct, between Va.
ave. and D SITS. sw.; 81 500. Mrs. NJ. Solomon,
tn1ee stores "a ana e. On r. 5
A. F. Barker, three three-story and cellar
dwellings, IS by a6 feet, fiat tin roofs, wood
S Sa sR s s%
Albert, q two-story and basement dwelling and
blacksmith shop, 20 by 20 feet, corner 80 and
land ave. and Sd st. ne, three two-story and
basement dwellings, 80 by 70 feet, with show
windows, fiat tin roofs, wood cornices; 49, 600.
18th, between g st. and Maryland ave- ne;
5000. David j. Meehan, a two-story, fiat tin
roof brick building, on eth, between A and East
corner Of 18TH and sts., is having the interior
OF that building finished up, aC cost Of $500
A; II. Herr, four two-story brick buildings north
By &c. and Brick bril- buildings 70 by III r. ST.
IA by IS feet, back buildings 10 by Ii
E. W. Clarke on the Bladensburg pike road
frame dwelling, 35 by 3d. two-stories high; 81, 900
ID. Albright, on Linden ST. two three story aud
cred with slate and tin; $4,000. Il. Talbert on
Boundary and sts., a two-story brick dwell
Ing; 81 ,00O Madison Davis, two-story brick
J. G. Naylor, builder, is constructing for VIM.
F. Scala, No sol East Capitol St Sc, two
story brick dwelling. PIG by "a, fiat roof, cov-
cred with tin, and wood cornices; $4,000. s. A.
II. Marks, on E, near 9th st. se four two-story
brick dwellings,, bay windows, fiat roofs; 8, 900.
VIM. T. Jones, On 18th, between NJ and SITS.
Sc, a two-story store and dwelling 20 by 60,
fiat tin roof and wood cornices; $1,000 E. r.
Farrar & Co.. three two-story and basement
dwellings, On E, between 9Th and 18th SITS. Sc;
size 1913 by 80, fat tin roofs and wood cornlce:
to cost $1,000. E. S. Randall, two.story brick
dwelling, 16 by 30, and back building 10 by IL
feet. fiat tin roof and wood cornfces and orna-
ments, on South Carolina ave-, between 9th and
1th SITS. s.e.; 81, 800. Charles Smith, two-story
and cellar brick dwelling, 10 by IS feet, fat tin
roof and wood cornices, on A, between Sd and
4th SITS. Sc, $4,000. Messrs. Jackson & Co. are
making general repairs to brick house corner OF
I'd and SITS. se., putting on two stories: So 200.
DR.. 7. s. Wales is making general repairs, new
building, bay window, &C., on brick house, s13
Vermont ave. NV: $1,000. w. P G.. Hazen is
putting up new brick addition in front, with
bay windows and other repairs, to brick house
No. 511 East Capitol ST. Sc: 81, 100
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GEORGETOWN.

THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. JOHN BYNG, who died
suddenly on Wednesday last, as noticed in Tbs
STAR OF that date, took place from Trinity
Chatholic Church yesterday evening, Rev
Father Roccoford conducting the ceremonies
The following acted as pall-bearers James W
Decide, Daniel L1nkins, Geo. Elsler, j. B. Graves
Wm keenan,, NJ. O'Donohue
THE CAR STABLES, 1t is said, will be entirely
occupied on Monday next. The cars on each
trip now make the circuit OF the Office, thus
doing away with the waiting and standing OF
the horses In the street. The cars viii lodge in
their new home on Monday,
THE HIGHEST PRIZE $50 from the Lfnthicum
Institute was awarded to John II. Adriaans Jr.
not Adams as misprinted yesterday.
THE DEDICATION of West Street Presbyterian
Church, in accordance with the programme
heretofore published, takes place tomorrow
The exercises will be Of an unusually interest
ing character.
GRAN.-There were no arrivals Of grain to.
day
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at 1875 pm, and
extiugutshed at 11:45 pm
The second anniversary of the Sunday School
city missionary society OF the First Presbyte-
Ran church Will be celebrated tomorrow, with
Interesting exercises. See advt.
About 10 O'Clock Thursday night an unknown
cOloIed woman left a cOlOred male infant on the
steps OF st. AIMS infant asylum.
The excursion trip OF Columbia Comm q
No. j, Knights Templar, to Marshal Han Inuts,
day evening, proved to be successful beyond
expectations. Many Of the Sir knights TOOK
their families with them, and after enjoying
the river scenes about GIymoDt and Marshall
Hall returned to the city about o'clock In the
morning.
The Sunday Gazette tomorrow viii publish
cut Of the National Base Ball Club OF this city.
The closing exercises of the junior depart
ment OF WaVerley seminary MRS. Ltpscombsl
at Willard hall last evening were very inter
esttng, and were witnessed by a large audience.
There were floral tributes in profusion for the
young ladies.
The National Division, Sons OF Temperance,
win meet In this city on Tuesday next, and
yesterday a committee visited President Hayes
and arranged for visit to him some time dur
iIg the session.
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I9T OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
II WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
SafmHdaV.

wAsH1NaToN CRY Hf PosT Office Ia THE
Saturday, June 9TH, 1879.
the date of this list.
De sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
,A=Anaerson ke aRh z,i alsa Marxt; Adams
B Ra, nett ma MI SIGxn Fannie
IssI. is @ ?i Bfe*n asr
AeRs e:sE IitS!si$
Mary CIspp n I. Miss Garter Martha Ann .'
p RP fma ALICE Rayis Anna Delaney Carrie:
Davis Mary I; Devaushn Rebecca (; Deminds Teress
FNFord Annie L; Ford Julian Mrs; F.untroy
oG.Gsddis Annie; Greene Anna NJ Griffin Ellen ;
,H-HoIden q a Mrs; Holsld Eiizth; Hopkins
M3ss Harris Hs7asy Linda Hickey
,: JmJames Alice Il Johnson Ella Jackson JUL.
hsss Jsa sssfssa
h.Sp55 q:sSss HssSy Lizzie t.
M-Mason A B Miss: Myers Bessie L; Marston
ssisss Th6s
NC McKinzie Mrs.
Dozen Hattie n; Odeu Martha T:
fsePs f.ias ss ds: Payne sSsssS
htdS S Ssssrs vi s sd9tn
Rawels Sarah Catherine
shisds Tizzs 3; Scott Minaie ss owerls MIS- Mrs
s' T1TRkonas Annie; Tsnns ssA Mrs; Trus
heme Carry Tusaer Clara Taper Er.neis MIS-
Rose
w Wg3.washinsten Adaine Mrs; willis rs Bette;
Wallace Maria; Winston Malinda.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
4S Sss 2a9 & d osssr
Alexander R Adams T.
s1a9e " Bee Di Hsl Il
8; BAILEY Ge9gs B!umbeTs Hon. Bailey J a; BY.
io esas S29a sseEs Bssp
sss bsss = Sa: SsSSs bsss4s Isl
Bradley SQUIRE Brince Thomas; Brassher G;
s;!as5s nsa 5rsSa W. Hs Shs,a
CLARK Daniel; Campbell nenfy; Clinton denrv::
Go,S II. !0s ! d dr.Xey Ken
g 1-ppsxts oh;s Allen; Dickinson z; p.vl. Hon
n T,i PsHs h.1 Doe
B sss'5 E Foster c bbsssy
ssnsh 3ssosa Faimsn PHip ' j; t fIssaSe9
G-areen frsni: denther Frederick H awynn
o. f e. ao9a Geo r. dFshsm Horace G.dnsy
win Capt VIM b Graham VIM O; Gray Winsiow 4.
go HassS HaSss Ea Hsa
cock q r; Hart Henry; HANCOCK Isaac; Hsncock
n:oS H; E ss H M:nas Hs hss %sR
Hunt Han Gel I, Thomas Hankins Walter; Harrison
g-Ivens Col samP
,K-Kirkpatrick 4 Il, $; Kent E; Knight Fw;
kRS4 snS q KP Ri ne Joseph King james H
*i5s VIZ a;;a L1bX Nv WashlpetSp LoaS WIS g
Bsnty Mssshsr jsmss Mics 5a sef Moe esa zes
TSi 3s I'M 5aS %sss2n b Miller Wn ail}ss "
Kinney Hon SS MsIsnsG Ms ssssS & Nc Nc:
Elfat!iek =; McDufie VIM; McConike W.
pb Rrf Ssn{ k9nz sS. Pot IT, Coy F. p.,sop
W. FSsu FS III
y.%es Rice Hon f h siesards n IL
ksshsr L. Russell np W@ Rand ae %ins u
sn ss a s1tR Smith
Sgo na ss s James; Simpson James, Shipman
'Sup .. y; SPEAKS jas Il: simpson e Sfocuu Jno
N Smitn James; Sands &c. Stanton N J Stead.
s ninth q; Stevenson Robert; Sullivan Thomas;
TODD Edward D; Thompson Frank: Trainer
Jno B.; Turner Rev Jno; Taylor James; Talbot Dr.
Ger; Terry 3 W; Talman Hon T W. A 'peii
VIvsil A W; Vincent G W; Volten TIL; Wander
W-Wison Andrew; Witt Hon F: Wilson Dr
D; WOelffel Alfred; Webster Geo A: white Rev -
F; Woods Capt Jno II; Wilson. James; Williams M
hon b Wetmore James @; Webster Jno: Wilson,
Isaac; Wells w; White Mr.; Winston Richard
VIM B; Wood w b, 8; Williams Webb 'AAoop
Y-Young Carl; Yardley 8 e.
LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN n
JUNE 7TH, 1879 "N' g. Vs.
LADIES LIST.-Burroughs Mary Alice. C.th.r0
Anne Miss Cannon Kate Mra O"'A0A"
GENTLEMENS LIST.-Gather Rich'd; Newman
George. "A
II rnNrrNno n
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IFoel Dull and STUPID.
we hear this every day, and why is thfs7 Be-
cause you are bilious. QuirEs Irish Tea win set
you right.
THE OFFICE OF the Ne,o Weed and Victor Se,cing
Machines at 62S 9th ST., corner Fn.w.
SEWING MACHINES of all kinds repaired and
rented, at Oppenheimer's, 52s 9th st., cor. F NV.
LoDnLzs HEADACHE SPECIFIC never fails to
cure the worst case of Headache. Price so cts
but when you are Sick si AXE dose of eu,ss
Irish Tea. Price % cents, at druggists.
Fresh Supplies of Straw Hats.
Several entirely new styles received this week;
Plain White and Fancy Mackinaws:
White Cantons, with nght-colored Bands;
Brown Canton and French Palm Hats;
The best Dollar Straws" in the District.
Boys and Children's White, Brown and Mixed
straw Hats. at all prices, from SOC. to $15O, at
Lewis, 800 Seventh street, between and K. Q
OWING TO RISE IN PRICE OF MATERIAL, am
Perfect Shirts to s.. 20 each.
Henning's Mighty Shirt Pinafore. s1.oO, the
best fitting shirt In the world.
40 seventh street.
This is the secret Of the wonderfully sweet
ufactured by j. d: E. atkinson, OF London. was
PARENTS, do not use vile drugs or nostrums tn
your families, but use pure Hop Bitters.
"A SURE THING; it never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prot. Chapin's B,schu- faiba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 3,A,eo1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toiD's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and dfarrhGa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and WE'LL tried rem
edy; 25 cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
DyeiDg Establishment, No. 9O6 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 In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sess1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. B Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
IS cents to IS cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number,
reduction in price. tB-Call for and deliver
them.
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THE cE1EHHArEo
AURORA LAGER BEER,
CRESCENT BREWING 90.

take pleasure in announcing to my customers
and the public in general that have succeeded in
obtaining the Agency for this Celebrated Beer re-
ceived in Refreerator Oars and stored in Vaults of
the latest design.
am prepared TO furnish the same In half and
Quarter Barrels, or Bottles, to suit the trade or
private families 1t recommends itself above an
other Beer for perfection in every requisite of rood
Lager, namely: Body, Brightness and Taste
This Beer ow being offered for the first time TO
the citizens OF Washington, solicit trial. to con.
vince the public Of its merits.
PHILIP N. NAY.
SOLE AGENT,
Depot, SO-S4 Prospect street,
my3O SIN GROB0EToWN.
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| GOOD PLAN.

GOOD PLAN.
Anybody can learn to make money rapidly oPer:
Success IS i'm Messrs Lawrence 4 Co.'S new circular.
The combiu alton method which this firm has made
so euccessful, enables people with large or small
means to reap all the benefits OF largest capital and
best skill. Thousands Of orders. in various sums.
are pooled into one vast amount and co-operdted
ams0kfg tghote. thus securing to each shareholder
profits are divided monthly. Any amount, from &5
to S., 900. more, can be used SUCCESSFULLY. NY
Rnspt;sf WeeklY September 26th, 1873, says, {" By
the combination syssem SI5 would make s55. or S
Rer o ss or 10 per cent on the stock during the
month according to the market" Frank Lesiie's
Itf,Isrrated Newspaper, June 10Th: "The comblna.
ton method of operating stocks is the most success
ful ever adopted Netc York Independent, Sept
correct business principles l and no need be
Msssrs Lawrence & Co" BROOKLYN JoTr1GI kprii
29th: "Onr editor made net profit Of Sl0I 2b from
400 in one of Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.'s combina
tons" New circular !mailed fIee) explains every.
thing. Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
Exchange pace, N. 4. ie3eolms
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ATTENTION is invited to the celebration OF
=! Sniioren's Day. tomorrow evening" at Union
E. r
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A LOUISIANA WITNESS ARRESTED FOR PER
:. URY.-This morning. Detective McDeyitt took
into custody Joseph j. johnson, one of the wilt
neSses In the investigation case before the
Senate committee on privileges and elections
yesterday, on warrant sworn out before JUS
uce Richards by Charles Cayanac. who charges
that on the 5th day OF June, 1879, johnson COM
mitted the crime OF perjury by falsely swearing
before said committee. among other things that
he Uohnson) did not dictate single line, or
word contained In an affidayit offered In EVIL
dence before said committee. johnson was re-
tanned at Police headquarters and taken before
when on agree ynent OF all concerned the hear
Ing was postpt ned until Tuesday next; bonds
In $500 being ven for appearance OF defend
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IOLEINSS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Hundreds OF little Nerves and Muscles respond to
The Electrical Action Of these wonderful Pasters the
moment they are applied They instantly Annihi-
late Pain, Strens tn Weak and Painful Parts Draw
Poison from the Blood. Prevent Fever and Ague
Liver and Kidney Complaints. R,w&s
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PARAsOLs, plain and fancy handles, 81, 81 25,
81 ~, ~ up; Madras Cretonnes, o.. Towsons,
f36 PennSy lyania avenue
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Two HUNDRED pieces OF beautiful lawns, or
Eandle grounds, 12E cents. ParaSols from 81
TOwson's Pennsylvania ave- +
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THIS rs. TO CERTIFY THAT w. II. BERG.
1 NAM ha1 The day, Nay q, 1879. secured an
The partnerahtp viii continue 10 do buSiness ON
the old stand And under the name Of
BODEHER BEn0NANN.
p2axmaCists
9e4-6e OR. 9Th and n q. v.
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CURE By ABSORPTION!
The Great External Remedy.
IS JAP n u l. E.
A FLUID ABSORBENT.

No medicine ever introduced into tho household .s
20 useful Ill every emergency.
Ii any NJ ember Is attacke by fever of any kind,
Warm Bath containing "SAPANULE" will surely
break 1t up.
In any sudden attack Of pain in any part Of the or
ganism, and from whatever cause apply "5APA-
MULE, !" and It VIII bring instant relief.
kHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. HEADACHE,
BACKACHE, ePRAINS, GROWING PAINS in
promptly by the application Of "SAPANULE." It
Will stop the worst bleeding at once PILES BO1LS,
COLD SORES Roughnees OF Skin. BUNIONS,
CHlLBLAINS, OORNS, &c, are cured by this Lo-
All Soreness of Muscle and Exhaustion of Nerve
are promptly RI lieved by the Lotion, ''SAPANULE,"
when used in the Bath. 1t expes all offensive ena-
., IN cases OF exposure 70 MALARIAL POINSON. or
the presence Of Infueoria, 'SAPANULE," used In
To-, ttss BATH A aud at TIE TOILET win be greyen;
the patient By 1as ssE.e%f oA W."
II only for BURNS or SOALDS every household
shouio nave bottle, for 1t will take the fire out
with magical quickness.
In all accidents of every kind and nature, to which
the living organism Ia liable.
"SAPANULE"
is the marvel OF virtue that ceanses and heals at
once
It is the most powerful assistant to nature ever
oHei ed TO the public, and every family should have
bottle, for it viii save ife Satisfaction guaranteed
Pint and Quart Bottles, Soc and SlOO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPS,
my3lSm 235 Broadway, NY.
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A CHANCE FOR ALLAH adjusted Elgin watch
In 2-oZ- coin silver cases, for $40, at X. Harris
Co. s, 435 It'll street, between ID and f..
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G.. WILMER, 1918 Penna. ave-, extensive retail
dealer In fne groceries, has enlarged, greatly
improved and Increased his facilities for show
Ing and handling goods. Mr.. w. proposes to
continue 60 make trade lively by low prices for
good goods. and plenty OF them.
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THE SALE OF the very valuable building lots
advertised by Maury 6 Rawlings trustees, to
tske place yesterday, had TO be postponed, On
O'Clock, In front OF The premises, on New Hamp-
shire avenue and on 18th street, between and
streets, and on X, between 10th and 18th SITS.
northwest. This portion OF the city Is rapidly
being built up, and these lots should attract the
attention OF SpeculafOrS and private buyers. /
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THE UNIFORMED PATRIARCHs. l. o. o. F., last
evening elected officers as follows Edward
Dunn, chief captain; John T. Chancey, first
captain; John Casey, second captain; II. c. SEe-
vens, third captain; w. FL. Fraser. fourth cap
treasurer: W. J. Redstrake, chaplain; d. p. Hick-
ling, surgeon; David III. Rhodes first lieuten-
ant; John Long, second lieutenant; Andrew j..
Donaldson, third lieutenant; Frank l.. Ourand,
fourth lieutenant; JAS. w. Hughes, color bearer;
u I'll SnU1Z. sergeant major
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cUTlcURA

From the Hon. WIN. TAYLOR, State
FenatOr of Massachusetts,.
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CUTIOURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA REsoLvENr is the most 90 werful Bloc l
Purifier and Liver 6timulant ever compounded.
CUTICURA is the great external remedy for all
Sores ~ W.
CUT1cuRA SOAP Ia an elegant toilet and M eaicina,
assistant 10 OUTlCUKA for all external affections
Prepared by Weeks Potter, Chemists and Drug
sale by all Druggists and Dealers Price Of UI1Ti.
cuhA, small boxes. 80 cents; large boxes contain
,lg Two ana one half times the QUANTITY of small
-. REsoLvENT. s! per bottle. OUTiCURA Snap
70 cents per cake; bymail, 80 cents; three cakes
IS cents. 0~ S"no9'
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VIA STEAMER "City OF Chester Read Reeds
Adyel tiSemenu 49,
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ONE OF the Oldest and best insurance compa
MES in the country is the Williamsburg city o
New York, organized IN 1853, which bass urviyet
the wrecks OF several panics. See the adver
tisemeDt elsewhere.
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TOHN PATCH 1XANuNH6 TITLES. reporta n ~
e., the 81 sespSnsibtliy & psoR,e With sb:zse
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
is drawn in pursuance OF an act OF the General As
sembly Of the State of Kent cky
FOR HE BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
By the conditions of this act the managers were
required to execute TO THE STATE OF KEN
ItCKY BOND IN THE PENAL SUM OF ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, conditioned
for the prompt payment Of all prizes and the faith
SIMMONS Il DICKINSON, Managers
$4,000 For 81
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE SCHEME
WILL BE DRAWN IN PUBLIO AT
COVINGTON, KY,
June I4tn, 1870,
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF SWORN CON-
MISSIONERS.
Prize of $4,000 is ...................s 15 600
Prize Prize Of 5000 is ...................... 5000
Prizes OF 1900 are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
= Prizes OF LOCO are Observation-Disclosures. 2,OO6
~ rrtzes OF 500 are ..................... 5000
60 Prizes OF 100 are ..................... 5000
lU0 Prizes OF 30 are Observation-Disclosures. 5000
209 Prizes OF 26 are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
oOO Prizes OF ~ are INSTRUMENTATION. 5000
1,O0O Prizes OF are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
~ Approximation Prizes amounting to-. 2,925
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