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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Burns, trustee. agt. CumminS; judG-
ment below affirmed. Dudley agt Brown; do.
In re Candy (belting fabric; petition dismissed.
James II. Taylor was admitted to the bar.
Knox Osborn (patent oase) petition dismissed.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge James.
Yesterday, Truesdall vs. Austin; writ of as
sistanee issued. Morrison VS.. shuster; rule on
defendant.
To-day, Clark, executor. agt. Strong; demur-
rer overruled and Injunction granted.
CRIMINAL CoURr-J,,dge Garter.
To-day, Albert Wheeler, burglary and lar
ceny at the residence OF II. O. Noyes; guilty:
intent to kill Henry Tellman; on trial. Charles
Ernest, alias Ennis, burglary ana larceny; plead
guilty and was sentenced to the penitentfary for
three years.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e shell.
To-Day, Herlnon de Sue, assault; continued
Mary Welsh, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. John
Santree, do: do Jas. Ryan, Thos. Donovan.
Jas. Nelson and John Mcdonald, do; bonds or
30 days each in the warehouse VIM. Nelson,
do: bonds or 80 days. Walter Jones, disturbing
religious gathering; S.. Henry c. Gray, carry
ing pistol; $780, appeal noted. VIM. Hearn,
ARRAY; s.. Maggie Lomax, larceny of 50 cents
and Frank Andrews, yagrancy; personal bonds
John Quinlan, assault ON Arthur De Alley
pleaded guilty; $40. Arthur De Alley, assault
on John Quinlan; continued under personal
bonds. Jesse Butcher, assault on Susan Butch
er, his step-mother, who charged that he struck
her with chair and his fist; S. and personal
DOnuS. CnaS Lancy, dlSIturDlng fenSlOuS WOf-
ship at Zion Wesley church: s.. Henry Krause
keeping his bar-room open on Sunday; $40
Simon Joseph and C. W. Hubben were charged
with destroying private property belonging to
F. Foster, who testified that his goods were
levied on by these parties. and they insisted on
taking the marble counter, but he urged that
they should not remove the counter unless they
understood how to move it. They insisted or
taking the counter, Notwithstanding he point
ed cut other goods, and they broke the counter
After some discussion, in which Foster claimed
that he had no remedy now by replevin. for the
property is destroyed. and the court said that
under personal bonds until Tuesday. James
MalOney was charged with aSSaultng John A..
Butler by knocking him down and kicking
him; s.. -
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CANADIAN WEATHER PRoPHECY.-Henry G.
Vennor, OF the geological survey OF Canada, writ
weather that is yet to form part OF the present
winter, and which, he says, may extend over
the northern portion OF the United States. One
to come upon us on the I'd or sd of February
and occasion deep drifts and railroad blockades
Following this Immediately, q cold snap will set
IN OF considerable severity, lasting some four or
ness, even warmth, with rain and slush up to
about the 18th or 10th. The 10th will give us
the second heavy snow fall OF the month, with
Drifts again, and another railroad blockade
Between the goth and 25th the second cold term
VIII probably set In, and this bids fair to be very
severe, and occasion some very low thermome-
ter readings. Thus, with the exception OF one
considerable thaw in this month, February will
be an exceedingly wintry month. The 18th and
2lSt OF March will again give heavy snow falls
and 1t is probable that In this month we Will
have more snow than at any time previous dur
ing the winter
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The Suffrage Question Again.

Editor Star: Mr.. Amos Hunt, in his letter
which you published on Monday last, seems to
doubt whether could have been in earn EST in
stating that the defalcation in the accounts of
the Commissioners amounts to SO much as
S9,992, 900, and thinks should compel the COM
nlisSionerS to disclose the facts How is any
citizen of this District to compel the Com
missionerS to do anything whatever? 1t Mr..
Hunt has any doubt as to the accuracy of the
statement, he may readily verify the figures by
means Of the published reports. He will find
that SG5 bonds to the amount OF $13, 743 250 have
been issued, and that there is an overissue of
3.G5 bonds to the amount of s., $4,000. When
Mr.. Hunt has verified these important figures.
what will he, and what can he, do about it?
George Washington did not deal in ''gittering
that g Taxation and representation are in their
nature inSeparable." 1t is an old truth. but
one which is perennial: 1t is as true in 1880 as
1t was in 11I4 and will be as fresh at the millen-
mum as when formulated in 1774. The right Of
exclusive legislation over the District by Con-
gress has never been held to invalidate any
charters in the District. Congress found the
charter of Georgetown in existence when it came
here in 1880, and this charter had continuous
existence for one hundred and twenty years, from
1851 to 1871. A charter was granted oWashington
in 1902, and continued intact until 1871. There
was no question as to the validity Of the organic
act OF 1871. George Washington was one of those
who In the enge ape Of Of t Marx
for granted that the constitution approved by
Washington in 1877 contained the Identical
principles maintained by him in l.14, and that
what he believed applicable to Alexandria ia
1874 was equally so in 1881, and also in 1890.
when the city of Alexandria was coded, charter
and all, to the United States. The citizens of
Alexandra had the same rights as corporation
during the time when their city formed part
of the District of Columbia as they enjoyed
prior to 1870, and the same as they enjoy to-day.
What was true with regard to Alexandria holds
equally true with regard to the District in gen.
eral. Mr.. Hunt says that thirty years ago Capt.
Goddard had police force of only fifteen, and
that the negroes of the District ''were honest,
industrious, polite and law-abiding.' Thirty
years ago the negroes OF the District were
slaves. Does MIR. Hunt desire to re-eStablish
slavery in the District? j. P. kLINGLE.
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IF John Z. Tanzy, teacher of a public school
at Mariey's Branch, Anegany county, Nd, has
been held to bal for an assault upon two or his
pupis, having used rawhids ON one and a
switch In Furnishing the otter. -
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PRICES new style Jewelry, 81 and 81.

AccIDENTs.-About midnight last night, a
young man, named James Jordan. living at 800
L street southwest. accidentally shot himself
Il rough The calf of the right leg with pistol
ball. 1t appears that Jordan was fearing an as
sslult from a crowd and in handling his pistol il
was accidentally discharged. DR.. Hogan was
summoned and extracted the ball. -. Mrs.
Sarah Jeffers, living on street, between 1st
and I'd streets southwest. was severely bruised
oy being thrown from buggy at the corner OF
AZ and NJ streets southwest, Yesterday. THE
horse OF Mr.. H. s. Haight. who lives at the cor
ner0f Vermont avenue and street, ran away
with MIN yesterday. and he was thrown and
injured severely
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THE SUIT AGAINST GENERAL TYLER.-In the
suit or Mary A. Murray against Postmaster E.
from her position in the post Office, &C., Mr. r.
E. Wright counsel for defendant, yesterday
filed rejolnder to the first replication of plain
TN and demurrer 10 the second replication
Baltimore Gazette 3nfN
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CHEW Jacksons Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.
FOR twenty-five cents you can be cured Of
Fevers, etc. Try j. NJ. Laroques Anti Bilious
Biuers, the great regulator of the system. All
Druggists sell it. Is cents paper, or 81 bottle.
w. E. Thornton, Prop, Baltimore, Md, 1t
EDeAR's Whooping cough Speetac is the best.
For sale by druggists soc. per bottle Inn
me Sns PesheFe Makes one aaa art 7t
bilious remedy. Price Is cents.
London Hair Restorer." Insures new growth.
''London Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
"London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
London Hair restore effectual Hair Restorer
ssLOndon Hair ReStorer." in the market.
Atoilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists
Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. 60
Opinion of Celebrated DIR. w. III. Stokes,
PLY stefan, Mount Hope Retreat, Baltimore: 81
have great pleasure In adding my testimony to
the virtues of Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract
Of Beer ana Tonic InuigoTatol' as the very
best preparation used for depression, weak aess
and Indigestion, and therefore confidently re-
commend 1t to the medical profession Sold
by all druggists and grocers.
N Feel Dull and stupid. -
We hear this every day, and why is this? Be-
cause you are bilious. Qutrk'S IRISH Tea VIII set
you right.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
"WelleS Health ReneDer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, 50 Barclay street,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In IS lbs.
Ward prints, 45c, per h. Also. cottage
cheese and butteTmilk. tt
To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to do his work In a manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed The
effectual removal of grease spots guaranteed I! |
Speciality in cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses,
partly or thoroughly. 26 years experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices
First-claSs work.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DUELIsTs.-The New Or
leans district attorney yesterday filed COM
plant against the principals and seconds in the
Burke-Hearsey duel. The principals were bailed
in $500 each and the seconds in $3.50 EACH The
penalty under the law for fighting a duel is
$500 fine and imprisonment for two years.
seconds 800 fine and imprisonment for one
year. 81
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National Theater. - Fanny Davenport as
LADY TeaZle."
FOrd's Opera Hoise.-Mrs. Bowers and Miss
Thompson In court and Stage"
Theate1 Co7Rique.-.sThe Skeleton Hand, and
varieties,
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on MARRIAGE LICENSES have G,een issued to Jos.
county, Va; f, W. Tucker of Hecatinsyille,
Amelia county; Va. and Mary Ellis. O, Ashland,
a I3 10nn MI 6eogh and Annie Cleary William
drfa- Va; John D. Miller OF Wasbinufo ~ AZ n C..
ana nose Brown, OF Prince Georges COUNTY
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A NORWEGIAN at Manchester, England, re-
Gently made very effective temperance address
in the public square. In his hands he held ii
loaf of bread and knife. The loaf of bread
represented the wages of the working man.
After few Introductory remarks he cut off
moderate Slice. This" he said, sis what You
a more generous slice, land this is what you
give 70 the general governments" then with
vigorous flourish OF his carying-knife he cut off
three-quarters OF the whole loaf. This" he
said you give to the brewer By this time
only thiH slice remained. He set aside the
greater part Of this to the public house, and
had left only a few crumbs; land this you keep
TO support yourselves and your family
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF ANNIE DowNEY.
The inquest in the case of Annie Downey, who
was murdered in a house OF iilfame in Prince
street, New York, was begun yesterday. Mrs.
Schmidt, keeper OF the house. Identified the
prisoner, T1mm as the man she saw with An
ME on the afternoon before the fatal night, and
Annie introduced the man to the witness as her
friend. Witness identified Timm, though he
had his hair cut since she saw him with Annie.
He was not the same man who frightened her
about pistols in Annie's room. Three days be-
fore her death the girl had a man in her room,
thing; and told the witness, who went up to see
her, that there was man under the bed. and
the girls fears were Gained. Rebecca Friel-
rich, an inmate of the Prince-street
house, testified that she had seen Annie
call the man, whom she said she knew
from up town, into the house. Witness opened
.He uooT lof MN ana spoke 10 Annie, calling
her by name. The two sat together some time,
then he went out, saying he would return and
stay over night She saw him again some days
later at the .station-house. and recognized aim
in the crowd. Witness picked him out in the
court and testified with a show Of anger that
the prisoners brother-in-law came into the
house In Prince street last night and threat
ened to nix her and madame for giving teSti-
mony against the prisoner He said that Q
would spent money to make them repent il,
and staid around for ten minutes quarTeling
and nghting. The jury rendered a verdict thai
the girl was murdered, and the evidence was
sufficient to warrant the holding of the prisoner,
T1mm Counsel gave notice that he would take
out a writ of certforari to-day
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
a Splendid Opportunity to Win Fortul
Louisiana State Lottery Co,,,pan

AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARf
10TH, 1ss0-117th MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Chart.
able purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty
five Years, to which contract the inyiolable faith
newed by an Overwhelming popular vote, securing
eember 49, new Wn eapa
M 5sf
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. II
3serer scales or postDozes. Look at the following
lOO, 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. .........................8 $50 OOU
I Capital Prize. 10 600
PnR esa Of al s.E W9
Prizes of 1000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
100 Prizes Of Observation-Disclosures. 10, 900
200 Prizes Of 10. 900
,OUU Gr!Zes OF ~, OgO
AooV 3IA1es VI 4UsUUU
APPROXIMATION &, IzEs
Appro1imafion Prizes Of 2.6.:....... 7.soo
Approximation Prizes Of 100........... 900
1857 Prizes. amounting to. S11O. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal COMPENSATION viii be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for further in
daorma1on or send orders by express or mail ad-
NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
No. SO Broadway, New York.
\, AH our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
T; BEAuREGARD and J6BAL 4 EARLY '
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i'll IN TIN STREET.-About 10 o'clock last night
a colored woflan. named Annie Smith, about 20
years old. living on street, between 24th and
18th streets noSl Invest, was found In an uncon-
SciouS condition on Louisiana avenue, near ~
street. Officer Wh> 'ler had her removed 10 the
,th precinct station-f,1 use In the police ambu-
lance and medical aid n as summoned, and she
remained unconscious ALT night.
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ROCK Hill. COLLEGE Is one OF the best and
most favorably known OF the many excellent
INSTITUTIONS OF learning in and near this District.
line ouildlngs are pictureSquely situated at Eli
colt CITY, Md, on the line OF the B. o. railroad.
rev miles out OF Baltimore. The college is
conducted by the Christian Brothers, and has
advertisement OF Brother Azarias, the president.
In another column.
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PROCESS FLOUR S2,3J
WI PER SACK

MINNESOTA PROCESS FLOUR 81, 81
M PER SACK.
Choice Family Flour. 81 90 per sack.
Granulated Sugar, l0c. lb.
Choice New Crop Oolong Tea, 40c. lb.
Choice New Crop Imperial Tea. 4Oc. lb.
Best Old Government Java Coffee, CSC. h.
Best Rio Coffee, 18c h.
Best Maracaibo Coffee. 22c. Ib.
Best Mocha Coffee, Soc ID.
COFFEE ROASTED DAILY)
Peach Blow and Peerless Potatoes, 65c bushel
Malaga Grapes, Oranges Bananas. Figs Applea.
re-. &C.. always on hand. = -
At HOWARD's.
Jan22-ee Ger. ~ and Z 80. N,sV,
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure-an abso
lutte cure-is sold by Druggists, and delivered to
any address, at $1.50. DIR. Wei De Meyers
Treatise mailed free to anybody. ID. b. Dewey
& Co., Agents, 40 Bey St, NY.
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REFUGE TENT, No. II, !. o. r.. has elected the
following officers: John Breen shepherd; Frank
j. Mann. 7. c. r.: j. W. Lander, c. r.; W. Frank
Ford, D r.; ThOS. II. Godfrey, X. s.; j. L.
PoSton, F. s.: Chas. Arundel, Treas; J. c. Higgs
Levite; E. II. Edmonston, l. g.: c. H. Emerson,
q. g.; ii. s. McGlue, Trustee; c. H. Emerson,
Rep, to High Tent.
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CITY ITEMS.
CHEW Jacksons Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

DuRANe's RHEUMATIC REMEDY viii cure fheu-
ma tism when everything else fails.
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THE PoLICEMEN's TWENTY PER CENT.-A num-
Der of policemen and ex-policemen who claim
the 20 per cent bonus on their salaries for the
fiscal year 1866, met at the Cafe Gordon last
night. The report OF the committee of five was
received, which showed that the claim had not
been abandoned by those having it in charge
A committee OF ten, with j. T. Gordon chair
man. was appointed TO assist the attorneys
Speeches We're made. urging prompt action for
The sake OF the widows and orphans who are
entitled to participate in this claim.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
John Day 10 NJ. L. Strebel lot 81. So. I'LL: $50
4. 6. Cattell to w. II. Barnard. lots is to 68. so
1876; =. }. NJ Johnston to c. II. Davis, part IS,
so. 1885, $500 Michael Callan to Patrick
Downey, lots 4 OF sub OF lots and 9 OF land
known as Monastery Tract; s.. VIM. r.
Ferguson, trustee to Elizabeth Ann Westwood.
lots and 2, In sub OF lots and 3, In So sO2; s.
}. W. Wright TO John Keefe, los 81, in Wright
and Does addition to Washington; $3.50. Thos.
original lot 4, SO. 4S1; s.. Thomas Carraher to
Dennis McHugh, part 4, SO. 53I; $50. NJ J.
Wright TO John Keefe, lot 81, Mt. Pleasant an
nexation; $3.50. W. P. Ferguson, trustee, to E.
4. westTood, part l42, 50. so2; s.. NJ p. Cal
'ract;" s.. II. G. shannon 70 Edward Temple.
ma, 6, Chichester; $500. p H. Chem to E. j.
%hea, part 2, 50. So; 800. John Quenedo to
Michae, Wash, part 4, So. SAG; $3.50. L. F. Deale
ct al r. a J: Brown, part Ii, So. 42S; 81, 500.
Augustus s w,.. 'ige to Weller Repetu part :.
So Ssw 70; s sh Is ssI: sy W "
ct al, trustees sSsi e fio anee Fowler lot s.
IS. sub. sa. isi a. 90 o'opo Middleton to Fran
eis e. Middleton, parts and ., M ss So.
5000.
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.AllluSenenfs, &c.

FORD'S OPERA HoUsE-Mrs. Bowers and Miss
Charlotte Thompson delighted large audience
last night. The play was The Hunchback, p"
and Mrs. Bowers as Julia" did some excellent
acting. In the trying scenes in the concluding
acts the varying emotions and final tempest OF
passion which agonize the loving heart of the
heroine, werep portrayed with almost painful real
ism. Miss Thompson's Helen" was, il any
thing, little too volatile, but as she is to be the
foil to the more serious part OF Julia" per-
hapS this is eXcusable. Her loye-making to
:. Modus" was very charmingly done. McCol-
lum was good as - Master Walter and Power
pretty fair as clifford" court and Stage"
tonight, and The HunchbackH at the matinee
tomorrow.
NATIONAL IHEATER-Miss Davenport played
Leah" again last night TO a large audience
This evening THE School for Scandal" viii be
given, Miss Davenport playing LADY Teazle. +"
The reproduction OF this standard old comedy
viii be a treat. Miss Davenport Is the best
LADY TeaZle" OF the day.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The Comiques bill this
week, made up OF the sensational and varieties
is a very attractive one.
CURTIS SCHOOL HALL, GEoRGETowN.-An old
folks concert Will be given in this hall next
Tuesday evening. for the benefit OF the Baptist
church. Mrs. Chappell and others will sing
and there viii be a chorus OF sixty In costume
and fine orchestra.
The CARROLL INSTITUTE will give literary
and musical entertainment at Odd Fellows hall
next Tuesday evening, February Sd. An excel
lent pro gramme has been prepared. See adv.
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EARLY UERRISG.-The Alexandria gazette
says: 1t is hard TO tell yet whether the fishery
this season viii be a good one or not. Those
who ought to know say fish have appeared earlier
in the river this year than have been known for
a long time, and all the indications are that
fishermen may expect a profitable business.
especially II good cold snap comes to drive the
fish together. Mr.. Robert Travers, who is haul
ing seine at Deep. Hole. in Occoquan bay caught
nine large herring and number of winter shad
and perch yesterday. The appearance OF her
ring this early Is considered something remark
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A CORSUCoPIA is drug store supplied with
DR., Bulls Cough Syrup which sells for Csc,
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OHIO STATE AssoCIATION.-A number of Ohio
ans met last evening at Germania hall, and
effected permanent organization with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Judge Samuel Shell
labarger: vice presidents, Col. Edward Hayes
Col. j. b. Win and d. W. Atwood; secretary, j.
O. Kearn; treasurer, 4. p. Lacy: executive COM
mittee, F. L. Campbell, j. L. French. S. II. Robin
son, Newton Ferree and s. :. Blackboard.
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''My sufferings from Catarrh for four
years were some thing indescribable. My
senses of taste and smell were entirely de-
1 felt myself an object of lOathing
and disgust. L could not breathe
through my nOstrfls. By the final
use of Wei De Meyers wonderful discovery
the formation of mucous ceased, my taste
and smell were restored, my appetite
returned, and was perfectly cured. 1t
is now over one year, and have had no re-
turn of Catarrhal symptom
D. g. MCKEiyEY, 167 Mott ST., NY.
&c, &C., &C., &c.
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WHAT THE SUFFRAGISTs ARE DoING.-The COM
mittee OF fifteen appointed at the recent suffrage
meeting at odd Fellows Hall met at Mr.. T. j.
Durant'S office last night. j. G. Berret was
added to the committee. MeSsrs. BerTet, Durant
and Klingle were appointed subcommittee to
prepare memorial for Congress and to appear
before that body 10 advocate the passage OF the
Durant bill. recently introduced by Mr.. Gillette.
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THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK yesterday re-
elected the following directors: Hon. J. Tome
Hon. j. A. J. CreSwell, J. Van Riswick, VIM H.
West, A. Richards, w. B. Reed, j. Harrison
johnson, W. 7. Walker. Joseph Libbey. A. Lang
don, and s. T. G. Morsell. Hon. j. A. J. Ores
well was re elected president.
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GREAT REDUCTION ON ALL HEAVY GOODS before
taking stock. b. Robinson Co., Boys Cloth
ing House, 500 Pa. ave.
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EpGAR's WhoOping Cough Specific Is the best.
or sale by druggists. soc. per bottle. I'm
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SECOND COM Grand II pIsTRIggTIoN, CLASS p,
10TH, 18S0-117th MONTHLY DRAWING.
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FOR twenty-five cents you can be cured OF
Headache, Bfliousness, Dyspepsia, Chills and
Fevers, etc. Try j. NJ. Laroques Anti Bilious
BiHers, the great regulator Of the system. All
Druggists sell 1t. Is cents paper or 81 bottle.
w. E. Thornton, Prop, Baltimore, Md. ct
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81 have suffered for several years FROM
Catarrh, and have tried many remedies with
out benefit. have used one box of Wei De
Meyers Compound and am radically
cured.o Rev. G. H. TAYLOR,
40 Noble ST., Brooklyn, N. Y,
pastor Noble street Presbyterian church,.