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ALEXANDRIA.

AFFECTIONATE MEETING.-There arrived here
on the Virginia Midland train, last night, a col
ored woman namen Gordon, who had been sold
away from this CITY 26 years ago, since which
time She had not seen any member OF her fam
lily. When she arrived last night, her brother,
who lives in Fairfax Co., was waiting to receive
her. AS soon as she Spied him, she Jumped from
Rugged and kissed him, and cried and danced,
and clapped her hands and shouted until large
crowd had congregated, but still she went on
with her manifestations of 10y, all unconscious
Of the loookers-on, until she was almost eX-
hausted, when she was placed in carriage and
driven of, the happieSt woman in all the world.
THE LATE ASsAULT.-Yesterday evening DR..
Foster, the maa who was assaulted Thursday
night, swOre out warrant before Justice o. C..
Whittlesey, charging Geo. Rowland and Robt
Ballenger with felOnious assault upon him on
the said night. The warrant was placed In the
hands OF Officer JAS Smith, who arrested the
two men yesterday evening, about half past 5
o'clock. and took them before Mayor Smith who
continued the case until Monday next, at 10
O'Clock, releasing the persons on their own re-
cogntzance. Rowland, the man charged with
during the late war.
COUNTY COURT. THE March term of the
county court, Judge James Sangster presiding
will commence In this city Monday next. A
special grand jury has been summoned, and the
cases of Milly Holmes, for the murder of her
infant child in Alexandria CO., and Robt. ivy
man, for committing an assault upon Miss
Josephine Conklng, at Arlington, will come up
for trial.
FOUND DEAD.--A young man named David
Brown came to the station house this afternoon
and reported that while out cunning today
near Four Mile Run, he discovered white man
lying in the road dead.-Gazette, 10th.
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~ Col. Abel B. Buell., one of the oldest NAL
leable iron manufacturers in the country, died
suddenly, OF neuralgia OF the heart, in Utica, n
Y, Saturday.
ea'John Newman, quartermaster of the
steamship Lone Star, fell dead at the wheel at
New orleans, yesterday, while the steamer was
landing.
~ Four Of the widows OF Brigham Young
have found rest and consolation with seconi
husbands The rest are so homely that they are
waiting to die.
eS-The anniversary of the commune uprising
In Paris In 1871, was celebrated In New York
Saturday by communists with speeches, ban
Quet and ball.
az Clarence Davis, the bigamist, ATTEMPTED
to Strangle himself in jail at Chicago Friday
night. His thirteenth wife is en- route to Chi.
cago.
~ Samuel McKeever, a well-known Jour
nalist, and former editor OF the New York
Etentn0 Telegram, died at Palatka, Fla, Sat
urday.
tB- John A. Gibler, a lawyer has been con-
Victed In Chicago OF bribing juror and SEN
fenced to 60 days in the county Jail.
tE-M. de Lesseps was banuueted at San
Francisco Saturday night by leading French
citizens.
HH-A bill recently reported to the Italian par
lament authorizes divorce In cases where hlls-
band or wife has been sentenced to hard labor
for life.
Gen. Todleben is reported to have said
that ten pounds more OF dynamite would have
sent the whole superStructiOn above the Gel
lar In the Cars Winter Palace into the air.
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THE CAUSE REVEALED.
Discovery of a SMbtie Acid de fhc
Bf0od Whici. Causes Pain. Dis
ease. aud OffeR Death.
The Way by Which IL Gets Into the
system and How IL can
he Kept out.
Some Nesc Scientific Facts OF Great In
PortGRce.

One of the most important pevelatons of the
present time is the discovery beyond a doubt that
Uric Acid in the blood is the of all Rheumatic
troubles. This acid causes a fermentation, which
gives great pain to the muscles, stiens the JOINTS
and often blasts the entire life. The natural qles
ton is: How does this poisonous uric acid get
t6s e 6G az not Inc Is easy II s
nels thus permitting it to get scattered Though the
going right to the source of the stream a. ali read
ers can readily see. 1t would be easy to dam the
Nile with bulrushes as to ATTEMPT to annhilate
but by putting the kidneys in he ilthy condition
the cause is removed and the uric acid leaves the
system instead of remaining in the blood.
The most certain ruler and regulator of the Kid
reys known to mankind is Warmers Safe kidney
aud Liver Cure: Its power over these organs Is
simply wonderful. Read the following:
SALT LAKE Cry Jan. %, 1880
d. Fl. WARNER 4 CO., Rochester. NY.
GENTLEMEN:-In 1877, at Washington, DC,
experienced severe attack of Pneumonia. ternii-
mating in HeTatilis. Inflammation Of the LtverJ,
which gradually extended to the kidneys. Ny en-
tire system was in terrible condition. My skin
bee ilne yellow, dry, and feversh my limbs be-
gan TO SWELL and, with certain death staring me in
the face became utterly respondent / was kept
Upon mi an exclusive milk diet for Ave months, with
no Improvement. but an agsrayaton of all my
symptoms My case seemed utterly hopeless, and
physicians in the city. Death seemed inevitable.
By the advice of friend was induced TO try
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and in ten
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure the best med
yours, o. J. AVERELI,
1t is needless to comment upon such testimony ;
it is unquestionable. Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure is for sale by all druggists. For the
kidneys it is pre-eminent, and for rheu matic
troubles unequaled. marl5- m 18th, 3m
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A Novel Petition.

To-day, couple of ladies appeared at the
City Hall, and, presenting to one of the officials
the following memorial to Congress, asked him
to obtain some signatures thereto: "Whereas
the death penalty Is not reformatory, precludes
the possibility of reformation, and is SO cruel,
barbaric and revolving to the feelings In the
fore has ceased to be terror to evil doors, and
whereas. from information in our possession, we
believe the crime OF rape to be more frequent
in this District than Is usually supposed, and
whereas the death penalty for the crime, il en-
forced. would generally result in the murder of
the victim, and whereas the reformation of
ton Is in harmony with the progression and
humane spirit OF the 10Th century, therefore, for
the immediate protection of the women ard
orable body to enact law providing for the
castration Of criminals convicted of the crime
OF rape"
A number Of signatures were obtained, the
incentive being that rape case was on trial at
the time In the Criminal Court
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Hester Boyd, the colored woman whose death
from old age was noticed a few days since, was
buried yesterday from 1913 street northwest.
she was said TO be 40 years old.
With yesterday palm Sunday commenced
the last week OF the season of Lent. called Holy
Week. The great Christian festival of Easter
comes this year earlier than for several years
past the 18th instant, only one week AFTER the
vernal equinox.
and Trust Company filed bill Saturday against
he heirs OF Daniel L. Eaton, late secretary of
he company, to have defects in the title to the
hepherd property on street remedied.
The Dashaways held an enthusiastic meeting
asst night at Tallmadge Hall, Mr.. Holloway pre-
siding, and interesting addresses were made by
McMurray, Joseph Walsh and Alexander Eagle
stOn. A number of people signed the pledge.
Peter Bank, colored, was arrested Saturday
by officer Baily, charged with the larceny Of a
clock. He was locked up for hearing.
Last Eight Hon. w. s. Shallenberger, OF Penn
sylvania. delivered a temperance address at the
waugh M. E. church, corner OF Cd and streets
northeast.
In a quarrel Saturday evening between Fred
erick Cook, white man, and Alfred P. Newton,
colored, on 14th street. between and I streets,
Newton was shot in the right side by Cook but
not dangerously injured. Cook was arrested
Ker Clarke q Co., of Market Space, had their
counter robbed Saturday OF some fifty dollars
worth OF dry goods.
Yesterday afternoon officers Edelin,. Mulhall
and Ridgway of the first precinct, arrested three
cOlored men. named Ed. Howard. Lew Ashton
and Joe Hughes, on suspicion Of stealing the
money box OF street car on the Anacostfa rail-
way on the night OF the 4th instant After they
were locked up the driver OF the car ives sent for
and identified Ashton as one OF the men who
robtied HE car.
Officer Auldridge a few days ago found a
handsome gilded walnut contribution box on
the street. The box has undoubtedly been
stolen from some church, as it was broken open
and had the appearance Of having been pried
from the wall.
on saturday suit was entered for Washing
ton Brown (hy Mrs IOckWOOdN against Dis
trfct for 5000 damages by falling into a hole in
the sidewalk on goth street. near street. on
December Is. while going from society
unguaTded,
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GEORGETOWN.

MIR. WADDY ExPLAINs.-In THE STAR of S 1T
urday, an item from the Alexandria Gazette of
the 18th inst, about an attachment in favor of
Mr.. II. B. Waddy. against the tug-boat Ella,
owned by Capt. Reside, stated that the owner
stfgmatiZed Mr.. Waddy's attachment as a
uumped up affair, and hence it was dismissed.
MI. Waddy says that the attachment was dis
missed on the ground alone that he was a non
resident.
INcEND1AR1sM.-A slight fire occurred at No.
90 Bridge street, occupied by John Kaiser,
about midnight saturday a pair OF pants in a
rear room having been saturated with coal Oil
and set fire, it is said. The fire was discov-
cred before any serious damage was done.
GRAIN ARRIvALS.-BOat Ruby, with 1000
bushels corn and 500 bushels wheat; boat Mol
lie, c. Waters. with 1000 bushels of wheat.
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THE COURTS.

SRIMINAL COUkT-JUtyt JdHeS.
Saturday, John w. Wright, assault with In
tent to kill, verdict guilty OF assault and bat
terry; motion for a new trial filed. G. j. s. Hun
nicut, assault; sentenc,1 TO months In jail.
alias Butter, second offense, larceny; Charlotte
Beckett, do, and Fanny Mccoy, do, pleaded
not guilty.
CIRCUIT COURT. (No. y, Judge Macarthur.
saturday etener ag CaTPenee new 1flaI
affirmed. Sayles agt. The Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Co.; motion requiring
security for costs granted May agt. Chandler;
To-day, White agt Atzel; Judgment by agree
ment. Elmore agt. Parker; jury out.
CIRCUIT COURT, no. q, Judge Cor.
Saturday, Clymer agt. Bryan & Slater: de-
ton. Hall Hume agt. Craig ct al: Judgment
sustained. Newell agt. Stockman; motion for
Judgment overruled. Lemont agt. Washington
Georgetown Railroad Co.; motion for new
trial argued and submitted. Townsend Wells
agt. Stafford; motion to quash attachment over
ruled Heavy agt Tucker; new trial denied
motion for new trial filed.
To day, Serrin agt. Dale; verdict for plaintiff
(nominaL) McManus agt. Boyle; Judgment by
for plaintiff for s1,1Ss. Hardness agt. Ridout;
verdict for defendant. Gilley agt. Gleason; judg-
ment. Talcot agt Adler: Judgment on demur-
d dIct hartman ct al as'' 'afiah'' special 'ef'
POLICE COURT-Jldge Shell.
Saturday. Dennis Nolan, vagrancy; bonds or
80 days. Patrick Jones. profanity: S. or days.
John Fletcher, loud and boisterous; s.. John
Ellis profanity; S. or days. John Larktn;
forfeited collateral JAS Clark, assault on
Theodosia Hurdle, by striking her on the head
with Ratchet and a stone; GO days in jail
VIM Brown, assault on Ella Hawkins; months
In jail. George Foster and August Band, affray
s. each. John Hutchinson and Noble Rush, do.
Hutchinson fined S. and Rush forfeited collat
eral Daniel j. Byrns, charged with assaultine
Mrs. Byrns, his wife, by striking her and knock
ing her senSeless continued. James Johnson
! alias James White, colored, charged with de
window of Bealls cigar store, No. s4316 Penn
| sylvania avenue. Officer Miller testified to see
| ing this man break the window and arrestine
| him on the spot. He was fined 500 or 80 days
| in jail.
To-day. VIM. F. Blackwell, vagrapcy; personal
| bonds. Geo. T. Ridgley, profanity; SIS or days
Isabella Proctor, yagrancy; bonds or 80 days
| Thos Fitzgerald, loud and bolsterous; S or Il
! days. Chas. Campbell, forfeited collateral
| VIM. Simms; do. Robert Sipkins, throwing
| stones in the street; 81. Jos. Macauley, do S.
Jenny Cochron, Jenny Simms and Son Black
burn profanity; $40 or 80 days each. Hannah
charged with making an indecent exposure Of
her person on the street; $50 or 80 days. Morris
Carney, vagracy; bonds or 80 days Richard
| Williams, charged with treSpassing on the
| parking at the Scott statue; personal bonds.
| Chas. johnson, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days
John w. Atwell, charged with contempt Of
| court. in failing to answer a summons; SIC
| preserves from Emma Richardson; SIS.
THE Julia Toliver tried for larceny in this
court day or two ago Is not the wife OF John
Fl. TOliver on Franklin street,
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Sunday at the Jail.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE CONDEMNED MEN ANu
OTHER PRISONERS

SOHklHlNG AbOUT THE CONDkANED MEN AND
OTHER PRISONERS.
Judging from the number Of visitors at the
jail yesterday that institution is very popular
one. This was partly owing to the fact that
the day fixed for the execution Of Stone, con-
vfcted OF the murder Of mis- wife, is rapidly ap-
preaching, and some of the visitors expected to
see the scaf1old in place The gallows, al
though ready to put together, had not yet been
brought out however. 1t will require but few
hours 10 put 1t In place when required.
THE CONDEMNED MAN.
stone is now In good health and appears per-
fectly resigned. He evidently has made up his
mind to meet his fate with as much resignation
ready to die, trusting in the mercy OF God. AS
to the crime OF which he was convicted he says:
u suppose must be guilty, that did the deed;
but. being In tit of anger. don't know what
did,
KEESE AND HOWELL.
There were at the jail yesterday many OF the
friends OF A. E. L. Reese and Police Officer
Howell, who were sent down by Judge Mac
Arthur for contempt of court on Saturday-the
first for 80 days and the second for 20 days.
They both appeared In good spirits and were
Mr.. Howell states that he has good room, but
would rather be out than have his name borne
In the reports Detailed to 9. s; jail" Mr..
county who is under bonds to appear on We'd
Desday and commence his term of 10 days, was
at the jailwth some friends, who stated that they
however, strong hopes of securing his release.
Reese states that he Will have one advantage
over outsiders. as he will not require pass TO
see the execution OF Stone.
BEDFORD, QUEENAN AND PINN,
convicted of the murder OF young Hirth In Jan
uary last, seem to be much more cheerful than
they were directly after their conviction, and
are evfdentlyshoping FOR a new trial. They still
maintain their innocence OF the crime and
Queenan claims that johnson is The biggest lial
out except one.
THE ASSAII.ANT OF Mr.. LIBBEY.
Frank Foreman, who, it will be remembered
is-SenteDced to ten years in the Albany peniten-
t1ary for assault with intent to kill Mr.. Libbey
expects to leave this week. Foreman is stall
wart colored man, about feet 10 inches high,
and heretofore has borne the character of q
rough, and has spent much OF his time in pTiS.
ons. He denies that he ever was in the Reform
School or Sing Sing, and takes some pride in the
fact that he has never been convicted Of larce-
ny. AS for the present case ne says: Pm going
up on my bad name, for the Lord knows never
intended to hurt that man, but to stop the
others. You may tell the people that I'm going
to be better man, and If God spares me to
come back I'll show that can live good life "
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THE SHOOTING MATCH SATURDAY-A large
crowd assembled at Eagle Park Saturday after
noon to witness the pigeon and classical shoot.
ing. which was participated in by Representa-
uves Acklen, Poehler, Finley, Kcnna. Messrs
Messrs. Mills and Wagner OF this CITY, The
last named two gentlemen took most of the
prizes, Mr.. Mills winding up the sport by break
ing forty-four glass balls out Of forty-five In
the first match Mr.. Mills killed eleven pigeons
without miss. In the second match Mr.. Wag-
ner did the same. The third match. for nine
plTds, was won by Mr.. Ritter. The fifth match
MI. Pcehler second. The sixth was won by
Wagner. Mills second, and the seventh by Wag-
ner. Poeh1er second. Mr.. Ritter also won a
prize for glass-ball shooting.
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Commonwealth Distribution Co.
EIGHTEENTH DRAWING AT MACAULEY's THEATER
MARCH 31ST.

The Commonwealth Distribute ion Co. has now
become fixture in Kentucky, and its drawings
which occur monthly ARE always looked forward
been victorious in every suit. and all questions
about legality &C., are hushed forever. Its Char
ter continues for five years from next June. The
drawings occur at Macauley'S Theater, the finest
temple of amusement in the southwest, and are
open and free to ALL ticket only costs 81 and
may draw 5000
Try your luck. Send money or bank draft In
letter or express to X. NJ. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, KY.
Or 1863 Broadway, New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il ~, Nightly and TUESDAY and FRIDAY Ma
tnees. A full new company. First appearance of
jim and George Powers, the Russells, John and
James, Williams and Su!ly, Nellie Germon and the
young American actor, Mr. Charles Thornton, in his
or, The Spirit of the Kanawha.'' mar22
1--WE LAST NIGHTS IN WASHINGTON.-
i Prof Carpenters Mesnerism. Lincoln Hall,
This week nightly and Saturday Matinee, except
Monday night; March 20, "a, Is, 26 and ~. Adj
mission, % and l6c reserved seats, Csc. extra on
sale daily at Pratt's insurance Office Lincoln hail.
Monday March %, Curtis school building, George
top n, first, last and only night i'll Georgetown.
Monday, March 30, Baltimore. mar22 St.
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TIME CHEAPEST SILKS
IL IN WASHINGTON.
BLACK SILKS very cheap.
COIORED SILKS very cheap.
Colored and Black SATINS; Colored and Black
Gelored TwiIed SILKS for Trimmings. excellent
quality, &c.
GOODS.
Beautiful French Lawns.
Figured LINEN LAWNS only 15c:
Beautiful American LAWNS and lOc-
Immense assortment of BUNTIN6S, all colors.
PARASOLS! PARASOISi, PARASOLS!.i
BLACK SILKS, rs, SIC, and 81
BLACK SILKS, 81. IS. 50, sl.75.
BLACK SILKS, 81, 50. 20, 81. 50.
Our 81 81. IS and 81. SO BLACK SILKS are the
BEST and CHEAPEST in this city.
SARTER'S. III Market Space.
12Hc.
immense assortment of CLOTH, for men and
boys wear. 81, 80 81. rs, Sc, 81.
NOTTINGHAM LACE. for Curtains. I2H. Is.
20 %, 81, 60, 81, y, $40, p. ,,
VIDE ,s double Tidths SGure WOOL only Soc:
Black Silk warp HENRIETTA; Black TAMiSE
Black Australian Grape.
Black French BUNTINGS.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, very cheap.
Pure Linen Table DAMASK, so, g. 10 81 Al 81 Is
Pure Linen NAPKINS, Sc.
White Honeycomb QUILTS, Soc heavy white
QUILTS, rs, SIC, 81 Bridal QUILTS, 81. Is Mar
settles QUILTS very cheap.
mario CARTER'S, III Market Space.
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A JOB LOT of chidren's dresses at IS cents a
piece, just opened, at Chas. Daum's 4l6 Ith
street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
F6rds opera H0use.-"The Galley Slave"
National Thpntpr.-"My Partner"
Thfdte1- Corpiqus.
Lincoln Hdu.-Lecture by Joseph Cook, OF
ROstOn
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by taking Q,tnk's IRISH Tea It cures Bilious
ness, Headache, and regulates the blood. Price
25 cents
Another Statement.
TO DIR. Won MosCHzIsKER, 6l9 10th st. NV,
washington, D. C.:-Your success in he treat
ment OF my case OF throat disease and severe
catarrh merits publicity that others in like al.
fiction may benefit thereby.
Yours truly, OSCAR D. MILLER
2o-3 Slate Mills, Rappahannock, Va.
The HUMAN LOCOMOTIVE is very delicate
and intricate piece OF machinery, and unless all
It's parts are carefully looked after 1t is liable to
run on the track OF health and thus cause an
immense amount OF uncomfOrtableneSS. j. M.
Laroque's Antf-bato1S BitteTS act on this machine
so naturally and effectively that catastrophe
Is almost impossible Try it. 25 cts. q paper,
or 81 bottle. W. E. THORNTON Prop'r BALTIC.
Md. Sold by all druggists.
Crouch ON RArs.n-Ask druggist for If. 7,
clears out rats, MICE reaches, bed bugs. l5c.
pox; Tor washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
"BuCHUPABIA."--ouick,c complete cure TO 8
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For washington at $50 Pa ave.
WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
9O6 G st., near 9th. FirstclaSs In every respect
PrlceS moderate. 1y
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair. Use
London Hair Restorer.n Insures new growth.
'1OuuOu 11dlI heSuOf6T." RESTORES the Color.
"Lond0n Hair ReSt0rer." Exquisite dressing,
"London Hair Restorer." The only Clearly ana
London Hair Restorer.n effectual Hair ReStorer
'London Hair RestOrer." In the market
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists
Stott 4 Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing.
ton. e0
"ALDKRNEY DARY.D-Fresh alderney butter
chqrned every morning and delivered In y lbs
Ward" prints, sc. per 10. Also cottage
enee60 and buttermilk. II
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
noLDLNe AN EQUITY COURT, MARCH 4TH, 1880.
JESSE HILLS ct al; vs.. PETER MCNAMARA ct al
On 1871. Equity Docket Is.
this s1nsderaton Of the Trustees report led in
ana the written offer OF said william G. whitney
1na James Y Christmas filed In this cause is this
ssn aay q march, AID. 1880. ordered that the offer
u ssa9 Wunam g. Whitney and James Y. Christmas
OF Gslneen hundred dollars for said real estate de-
sc41eo SAG cause - Pretty Prospect and Lamers
or klessa0t Flsins be, and the same q hereby ac-
CsRtSo: snG Iqrsher, that said sale Of said real
Unraasmss De- snd the tame g hereby. ratified and
ON or before the 9th day Of April 1880: pr0yided
copy o. the above order be published In The Eyer-
ing S0r neMspeper printed In the city OF Wash-
ington. 9ncs 2 week Tor each Of the three weeks
$500. A: p. HAaNER, Asso Justice.
asssisxss Ssn a l 4 aNcHlaAs :s s, 6isis.
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CITY ITEMS.
RHEUMATISM can be permanently cured by the
use Of DttTdpO's Rheumatic Ren,edy
1t Cures
! Headache and Liver Comma

1t Cures
BiliousnesS, Headache and Liver Complaints:
such is QuiIh'S irish Tea the % cent remedy.
EMINENT DIR. VIM. f. STEUART, Marine Hos
pital, port of Baltimore, writes:-..I take plea
sure in recommending COlden'S Liebig's Lfqaid
Extract OF Beer as a most excellent Tonic and
invIgoratOr of the system. have tested 1t with
G universal Sold by all Druggists and
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKKT-Sold BY r. A.. Col.
den, agent-so0 shad, from $50 to $5s per 100:
1900 herr1ngs, nom Si2 to SIS per 900: yof
bunches rock and perch, from 20 to 50 cents per
bunch. r''
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 HI.
ram kenner, OF Northumberland c0uHty, Va.
ana sidney A. Taloert; Chas M. coleman and
anne Nash; Charles E. Brown and Mrs. A. b.
bae,stofa W. r 81. Clair and Addie c. Simms,
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YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDRRS,s spring over.
coats az the Boys Clothing House OF B. Robin
son & Co, 500 Pennsylvania avenue
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TIE CHINESE and Indians speak most favor
ably Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 25
cents.
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"BuCHuPABIA"-Qui complete cure to 8
Gays; an urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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CROUCH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for it. Il
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c
box; for washington at $50 Pa. avenue
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at Prigg'S. low AAeS Ia soiu'