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Anluaenents. Etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-"Fatinitza" will be con-
tinued at the National tomorrow when it win
give place to the "Chimes of Normandy" for the
resi- OF the week. The change Will not be re-
GREETED, though the company has materially
bettered its Presentation of '.Fatinitza" from
the first night. 1t is intended to give The
Chimes in excellent style, with strong chorus
FORD's OPERA HoUsE.-Next to circus the
people OF Washington prefer good minstrel
show: This they are having in Billy Emerson's
troupe, now at ForCs. That the people are
not negecting their opportunities is evident
from the audiences that nightly cOngregate to
see the fun. The house is absolutely backed
every evening. There has been nothing better
In this line put On the stage than what this
company is giving US. Everybody would be
ADVISED TO attend Ii 1t was not evident that
everybody is attending without any advice.
EAGLE PARK.-A twO-day tournament viii be
given at Eagle october I'd and Sd next Tor
the benefit OF the National Tournament Club
There Will be ball In the evening In the city.
Everything will be arranged with view to the
enjoyment and comfort OF the visitors. See
adyt.
THEATER COMIQUE-The sketch at the Co.
mique this week-"The West Point Cadets
one o. the best OF the many good ones that the
management has presented. 1t Is, however,
only part OF complete and excellent pro-
gramlne
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:, CUT1cUIA, Our1cuRA RIsoLyEsr, OUr1cURA
SOAP ,s are prepared by Weeks & Potter. Chemists
AZ ~ nns9ists 36O Washington street. and for sale
o. cents large boxes, containing tive and onehalf
nar fot ahe qunnnty OF ANAL, 81 REsoLvENT. 81
mall. 10 cents; three cakes. 7E cents. r'' ~
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SALTRHEUM

On Face, Head. and Parts OF Body.
Head Covered with scabs and Sores.
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER,-I commenced to use
your CUTICUKA last July. Have only used one
'a1Ee and one kmall box and one bottle of the RE.
SOLVENT. My face and head and some pats of my
body we're almost raw. My bead WAS covered WITH
seats and cores, and my suffering was fearful
lag tried everything had heard of in the East
ahc wet. My case was considered very bad one
one very Ellfu hyaician said he would rather not
treat it. and some Of them think now am only
cnred Temporarily: l think not, for have not Z
particle OF bat Rheum about me, and my case il
considered wonderful. My case has been the means
o. feLng great many of your CUTICURA RENE
DIS in this part OF the country
ftspectful,y yours, MRS s. E. WHIPPLE
AEcATUR, Mich Nov. II, 1878.
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mutual FRIEND MOULTON AND THE PRODrCE
ExCHANGE.-Franc1s ID. Moulton and w. II.
Hazard, composing the firm OF F. ID. Moulton a.
CO., have been suspended from the Produce Ex-
change for conduct inconsistent with the lust
and equitable principles OF trade" SuperIn-
tendent Grant and the other officials We're loath
understood that the complaint upon which the
application for expulsion Is founded arose from
misunderstanding about certain delivery OF
cargo OF salt TO Woodruff Il Robinson, In
whose house, up to the date OF the Beecher
trial, Mr.. MOultOn was partner. 1t Is said that
the dispute was submitted to arbitration, and
with the decision OF the arbitrati committee.
In Y. WoTld Path.
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THE WIDOW OLIvERS DKsTITUTION - The
New YORK Sun to-day Says:-''The widow OIL
yer, who has suit against the Hon. Simon
cameron for breach OF promise OF marriage
called On Tuesday at the cffiCe Of a lawyer In
Center street. She was taken there by Mrs
Charlotte Smith OF st. Louis, who has several
tlmes saved her from the extremties OF hunger
Mrs Oliver started yesterday for Washington,
where she intends putting herself In charge of
the Commissioners OF the Poor who have nrom-
lsed 10 care Tor her In the public allnsllOuse
There she will remain until her case can be
heard on appealn
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AN IDIOT BOYS Fatal BLow-Samuel HEX
SOD, an aged and highly respected farmer re-
siding two miles from La Prairie, ILL.,, went with
his stepson, William Wilson, -witted per
son, TO a distant part OF his farm to repair the
and said he had killed HicksOn. Ills brother
went with him to the spot and found the step
father PROSTATE and unconscious and deep
gash over the right eye. The wound was a
iatai one Young Wilson says Hickson was
holdlDg post and told HIN to strike it, which
he did, the axe glancing Off and striking him on
the head. " 80
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, ETC.. Tonight
National Theater.-'.FatinitZa- by the Adah
Richmond Comic opera Company.
Fords Opera House.-Emersons Megatherian
MiDStrels
TheCter Comi0us-New bill Of varieties.
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WHEN cold and chillS affect the form.
And every ibre'S aching, shaking,
What antidOte will meet the storm
FOreshadowed by the nervous quaking"
SanfOrds Jamaica Ginger blesses,
And cures all primitive dfStreSSes :

STOP any OF the Attorney Dairy wagons afrer
a. m, and you can purchase at the following
prices:-Nice roll OF cottage cheese, &C.; halr-lb
prints or our own make creamery butter, 15c.:
one qt. pure buttermllk, from the butter, &c:
one qt OF ordinary sweet milk, SC
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FIRST CAPITALS, $4,000. $4,000, $500. AND
1881 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO ss7 1926.
TICKETS d. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APP.
PLY TO WILLIAMSON l. CO., GENERAL
EASTERN AGENTS. 500 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, OR DUB WESTERN AGENT, MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION, KY.
sep20,2 % 25 ,26&27
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THE AMERICAN COLONY IN BRAZM.-A letter
Ia the New York Herald, gives dolerul &C
count OF The condition OF number OF South
ernerS, who, at the close OF the war; emf
grated TO Brazil, and settled around Santarem
on The Amazon, 500 or 600 miles from the sea
IL IS asserted that there is but one industry
that has ever prOspered sufficiently to secure
the emlgrantS the necessarieS OF life, and that
Is the manufacture OF cachuca, kind OF rum
olslllled from fermented cane Juice. With
rev exceptions their food and clothing are OF
the c0arsest kind. Many live for months with
no other food than dried fish and mandioca
meal, and perhaps some fruit and vegetables.
ana occasionally little game or salt beef dried
In the sun. The poorest Iaborer, In the United
states can buy with his earnings more luxuries
Ia month for his family than one sees In
year IN any home save two or three, In the
colony. Even white bread and butter are too
expensive for most families The number who
nave actually settled at Santarem is 21o: have
LETT or died since 154, there are In the colony
now %, or whom are children born there 4. OF
the 2lo original settlers there remain H.
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ECZEMA RODENT.


The Cuticura Rem edies succeed where n
Consultation of Physicians fails
Mestrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER: Genhemen-I hava
suffered over thirteen years with skin disease in my
hands and limbs, causing constant irritation de.
pIlripg me Of rest and attention to business
sought many remedies here aud elsewhere, also
use OF sulphur baths, without permanent cure
, List May a physician called my disease Eczema
hodent,-spots appeared on my hands, hesd and
face, eyes became much inflamed and formulated
causing at length impaired sight.
Internal and external rem ediee were prescribed by
leading physician for six months, was then ntro
duced to another, and consultation Of several l,ad.
ing physicians WashAd, when adefinite plan was de
clded upon, Oht all To no purpose.
Alter following advice for four months W ithout
any permanent cure, bought two bottles of Cum
CURA RESOLvEHT, two boxes Of CUTICURA and
some SOAP, and can testify with great paasu re- to
the effect they have had In my case, in eight days
being nearly cured.
The physicians pronounced my case thu most az
srAVaed one that has ever come under their peri
ence and practice
recommend and highly indorse the CUr1cURA
REMEDIES. Yours truly,
F. Fl DRAKE
iQen for Harper d: Bros PuJiicati0ns
CLIFFORD ST. AND WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT. MICH, jan "a, 1879
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toacs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
WIND collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
Ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy: % cents bottle
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement nv
Fitch, Fox Brown OF desirable home front
ing the Agricultural grounds
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PROF IxMICK's Soiree Saturday evening
Tallmadge Hall
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BEAUTIECL CARFETS, 81; choice patterns. %. 81
Do, 6o, 80, o5c. TowsOn's. Pa. av south side I
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BARGAIN CoUETER.-I have set apart the rear
counter Tor bargains out of stock, as per en-
samples: Mems overcoats, from So up boys,
oVeIcoats. from 81 so up; mems coats from 81 80.
boys Jackets from 81 up, and pantaioons from
81 up, &C. Excellent goods, but Old stock
GEO. G. HENNING. 40 Seventh Sfreat
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ALEXANDRIA.

the day in hearing arguments upon different
questions growing out of the application Of the
B. 4 o. K. r. Company for a sale of the Virginia
Midland road. -. Mr.. VIM. Ayre, of Fairfax.
alike that he had to split the ear of one OF them
SO as TO tell which side to work him on. go.
The room OF the young man Familiarity known
as Chinese Tom," located In Laphens row, on
North Columbus street. was broken open On
sunday night and revolver, some clothing
and other articles stolen therefrom The rob.
woman OF bad repute, who has since fled to
Washington and eluded arrest. " The Capt.
tol Bicycle Club, OF Washington. has accepted
OF the fair to be present on the AFTERNOON of the
second day, October /. The tournament
will come off after the parade OF the fire depart
ment on TUESDAY evening" Gazette. 24th.
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ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement OF
Walter u. Williams & Co., auctioneers an.
nounc1Dg for sale, on tomorrow afternoon, at
$50 O'Clock, valuable real estate fronting on
massachusetts avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest. This property. being elipi
bly, located, offers great Inducements to parties
desiring TO obtain a beautiful building site-a
splendid opportunity to invest
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SCRlBEs WANTED.-JOhn Kelly having ordered
that each member of the TamI1any hail Assem-
bly, district organizations shall "slgn his name
to the vote sustaining the great Kelly CORNELL.
h0nkl1ng combinations large number OF teach
ment by applying at once to the secretary or
the Iammany hall committee on organization.
IN y World 25th
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OEO. +. TIMMS g. CO.

~ GO. r. I1MMS O. co.
CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS.
CUTICURA REMEDIES for the Treatment of Blood
anG ski and Scalp Hnmors. When of Hcrofnlous
CareeIous, or syphili.ic origin. the OuTIcURA Re.
SOLVENT 1s the principal remedy and if there are ut
the ZANE time Ulcers. sores or other External Aec-
IoIs' then the CCTICURA, assisted by the CUTICURA
SoAp must be need externally. If the disass of
be the OGTIcTnA with The rI relneay VIII tne1
such use OF the kEsoLyENT as is suggested by the
following conditions In all Skin and 6calp Dis,
eases when the skin is hot and dry, the blood feve--
ish the liver torpid the bowels consipated or when
tne virus OF scrofns or poison Of Mercury known
been shattered by Mslaral and Anti Periodic Fevers
ana DeMhta'lng Diseases. always take the REsoL.
VENT while using the OUTICURA. A cure thus made
WILL be permanent and satisfactory.
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y the report that the steam Undaunted
mao Deen i0St In COLLISION at SC, -. uDfOunded.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 1l:2O pm. and
extiDguished at 4:15 am.
There will be Gouble-sheet STAR OF SIS col
umnS, On Saturday. Advertisers will please
send IN their favorS early.
Detective McDevftt, who has been quite III
for few days, is again on duty.
The Union Law Association, as body. have
entered the post graduate class of National
University Law School This adds between
thirty and forty members to the class.
Thomas Richardson, coiOred. was brought
into the Filth precinct station last night witt
his head cut In several places. and stated that
near the corner OF 121I and ID streets northwest
lie was as saulted by some unknown men, who
ian away after beating him until he was In
sensible.
Mr.. c. W Sponord writes to correct the item
In yesterdays STAR In reference to a difficulty
between the Waterman Of the Riggs House and
colOred thieves, SAP ing ''Y our notice of same IS
the fist heard OF it By any one here The
shooting was al the Riggs market house
Tie Fair and Art Loan Exhibition of the
Potomac Fruit Growers, at Masonic Temple
Will continue through the week, for the benefit
OF the children In the public school, who will he
admitted on Saturday for 10 cents EACH The
exhibition will close on Saturday evening, after
which time the prizes will be awarded
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$40 TO 800 INVESTED IN WALL. SrRprr s.oc,,,
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph-
let explaining everything. Simpson & Co. AZ
Exchange Place, New York. 916.e6.
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TIE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY met at German
Hall last evening. and there was a fair attend
aDce. Mr. T. W. Fowler exhibited a staphOpea
<orched) In bloom, very rare and beautiful
Plant Mrs Mute had a fine collection of roses,
and Mr.. VIM. keefe some fine specimens of
flowers. MIR. John E. MOrrill was elected a
member. Col ID. s. Curtis read an essay on
1.-The Wild Flowers OF the Potomac Region 10
which he advised that more attention be paid
10 them. vote of thanks to Col C. was
adopted and a short discussion followed in
which Mrs. Mute and Mr.. Fowler spoke of their
success with some Of the Wild flowers men
TONED, which seemed to improve In color VIXEN
cultivated.
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TO RESTORE nerve and brain waste nothing
equals Hop Bitters. Believe this,
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SUEING FOR A HUSBANDS VALUE.-A novel
sui has been begun I'm Chicago. The widow OF
hugh McConville, the man murdered by Sherry
and COnley, for which the latter were hanged.
began suit for $4,000 damages under the
state law, against the owner OF the saloon
where Sherry and Conley procured the lluuor
which made them intoxicated, against the
owner OF the building, and against the agent
who leased the premises
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TIE SHOOTING AT CRREDMooR-Laird and
Scott, Of the Washington Tam, do Some Cool
Shooti'g.-The long-range tournament at Creed
moor closed yesterday. The eight highest
scores made total OF 1,G13 points, which is
Larger than any total ever made by teams OF
eight men In match, and exceeds by num-
Der OF points the total made by Americans 10
the last International match. The added scores
OF the successful eight men on Tuesday reached
l,611 points. jackson won the first prize yester-
day with score of 214. He also won the first
OF 500 for the highest total score in the first
class Ga for three days shooting. Jackson's total
Tor three days was 633. Sumner was next with
$40 points The next highest was Hyde, 62G
b own, 625; Scott, 625: FarrOw 615; Gerrish, GIL:
Ratbbone, Cos, and Washburn, 6O2 Prizes will
De given for the highest scores In three days in
four classes OF rnemen
The fourteen prizes to be distributed for Tues
DAYS shooting were won as follows: W. H.
jackson, ga; F. Hyde, 211; j. s. Sumner 21O: S
l Scott. 2os; !. L. Allen, 2OS; j. F. Brown, 2Os;
=. Pray, 2OS; X. Rathbone. 1885, w. Gerrish 2O2
{. II. Laird 202; w. w. DeFOrrest, 1879: N Wash
burn, 19S; J. +. Waters, 1917, and w. NJ Farrow.
1871.
The champion marksman's badgeo OF 1879 was
won yesterday by W. j Underwood, of the Ith
regiment, with scOrce OF Al out OF a possible
80, at distances OF 200 and 500 yards.
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H.vEyoutrled Bowson' Ice cream? 81 Is gal. +
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RESPONSIBILITY OF AN EXPRESS COMPANY
Yesterday, In the Count In General Term, the
case OF NJ. W. Gait ct al. vs. the Adams Express
company was taken up. This Is an action
Drought TO recover from the defendants, as
common carriers, $119. 49, as the value OF three
packages entrusted by the plaintiffs to the de-
PENDANTS for carriage and delivery according to
the several addresses marked upon said pack
ages. The packages were taken by the defend
ants, plaintiffs paying freight On them accord
Ing to their weight and size, without any
disclosure OF their value, and were placed in
car set apart for defendants use as carriers,
attached to a train of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad company. At Benning'S Station
tne tfa1n collided with freight train standing
on Siding, and the car containing the mack
ages In question was entirely destroyed, with
all the FREIGHT contained -
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TO AdU1e6 dnU UentIemens
We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
No. SOC street, near 9th street. By promptly
American or European invention, he is enabled
TO do his work In manner not to be eQualled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
efectual removal of grease spots guaranteed !,
Through skillful pressing and refinishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to tie work done, and
Suiting dull times
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CITY ITEMS.

Never say Die,
but when you are sick take a dose Of O,.;rk,s
Irish Tea Price 25 cents, at druggists.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Eugene Carus1 10 Nathan w. Fitzgerald, lots p.
% and %, In Hughes and Carrington's sub of
so. 234; $2.016. EraStus NJ. Chaplin and Phillip
A. Darneille, trustees, to ThOs. Weaver. a tract
on land In Prince Georges county, Nd, and lots
TO JOS Robbins, lot Is. In sub OF 50. 1911: s. T.
N. Naudafn to A. E. Boone lot $50, So 90 So, OOO
Henry tierk0rn to Theodore Petit, lots 20 to &c.
so. ATS: 1000
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CELLULoID coral ie~elry. chains, at Prgs
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Merit Must Reap Reward,
and so 1t is with Quirks irish Tea the great
bilious remedy. 1t only costs Is cents, and is
sold by all druggists.
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W HY hEAKNEY WILTED.-The Oakland Tn
buae gives the following reason why Denis
kearney wilte1 In regard to the Grant Elf ~
threat:-"Capt. Jack Crawford, the poet scout
Is great admirer OF Gen. Grant, as OF all mill
tary men. When he heard OF Kearneys threat
he became excited and went TO Kearney's head
quarters to Interview the hero OF Santa Ana
alone. Not finding him there, Crawford, thun-
dered out the following message to Kearnev's
representatlve:-'Tell him that Ii he ever burns
Gen. Grant In ef1igy, or even attempts to per-
vidual business TO XIII himr Jacks reputatior
Tor Veraclty and skill liz the handling OF Il
weapon Is good, and, therefore, Kearney craw-
tiSlPd $1,000
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THB POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS FAIR-YeS-
terday and last evening there was good at
tendance at the first annual exhibition Of the
Potomac Fruit Growers Association I'm Nasonic
Temple, and premiums were awarded during
the day In department 2, flowers and orna.
mental plants exhibited by professional florists,
70 John saul, j. II. Small, S. Swindells, John
Douglass, Thomas Carroll, Louis Schmidt &
Sons, Mrs &. E. Garrison.
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A SURE THING; 1t never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prof. Chapin's Buchu- paiba-a quick
complete cure fer all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
N. Y. and for washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 394eoly
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A RAILROAD SMASH UP.-A3 Yesterday
the reclining chair coach on train from Kan
saS city TO ST. Louis struck the rear OF u freight
Train which projected over a switch near Cen
traila, MO, and was badly wrecked. Nearly
every passenger was more or less hurt, and one
woman, name unknown, is said to have died
from her injuries. All the Cars in the train
were somewhat damaged, but their occupa nts
were unhurt. The injured passengers have
Deen quartered at the Llndeil House, st. Louis
at The expense OF the railroad company
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Old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE
known for years ss the only place where firstclass
SHCOND-HAND CLOTHING can be sold at respec.
taDle prices Address or call at JUSTH'S old stand
NO. GIG D st between 9th and 7th SITS. NV. or
Branch Store No 40S 9th st.. between d and sts
sep16-tr w.
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BOSTON MARKET
ID 1919 Pess]aeVicasain Ave~.s-
LAMB, VIAL, ALL KINDS MEATE, POULTRY
At the lowest rates
Orders received for vENI0ON PHEAaANTa
ORTOLAN and REED BIRDS
3ylO-Sm r. L BEACH 90.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Duncanson Bros.
auctloDeerS sold yesterday afternoon, for Balm
bridge III. ebb trustee, lots and > In square
as, front1L. 80 feet On : street 10 a depth OF
10 rect Oh 81 street northwest, and partly i'm
proved, to Vim. ADAM for =. 900
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have be en- issued TO CO.
iumbuS III. Hays and Mary G.. Gray, or Prince
George county, Md; Robert Stewart and Annie
Mack; William Dorsey and Lucy Jackson: Chas
II. Churn and Mary Josephine jackson.
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UEO. f. TIM, q e. CO.
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WAsH1NGToN CITY CATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ported Dy Lewis d. Means d Co1LeI1
eatti een,S sold at prices ranging from to
- cents per pound. 539 sheep and lambs
Old sheep sold at prices ranging from 81 to4
cents per pound; lambs from To cents per
pound 10 cows and calves sold from Sis to $40
each Market dull W. Wv
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DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET Oxy.
~ genize and decarbonize the system, thereby
promoting health, cheerfulness and longevity
hence the many experienced personages that visit
DR. WHITES well-known establishment, I4I6
Fer nsyivana ave. opposite Willard'e HOTEL for re-
LEI from Corns, Diseased Nails and other ailments
Of the feet. Fee u per visit au030 r.
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A GOOD WAY to specu ate In stocke ia ~ .aor,.
a Privleges These cost from 90 to $500. And
anord opportunities to both small and large opera
shares Of stock bought and sold on commission OF OF
carried on per cent margin. Mining stocks bOus lit
N MinioE EfichaDses Pamphlet fully explaining how
" Peek HHS rs " ftf s. RIAL mailed Fsee
jyl9 wGs2m d. NJ L.
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HOVSON'S.-Eoee eggs or corn starch but pure
TCr CT Gp an only Is used IN HOWSON's POPULAR
only at TERRACE ICE CREAM DEPOT, 18th ana e
streets. eanIT I'm