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Anlusen,ents. etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Anderson and her
very strong support played "Julia, in the
Munchback," last night with marked success.
The house was crowded Miss Anderson as
Julia, was frequently called before the cur
tain. Tonight, "Evadne" will be given; one of
MISS n Andersons most artistic representations
given to good audience last evening. The
company work together admirably and are ali
thorough In their parts. '.French Flats" again
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The lovers of good variety
performances should not miss the present en-
terta1nment at the Comique.
LINCOLN AALI.-Levy, the cornet player, had
very apprec1ative audience at Lincoln hall last
evening. The concert was capital and the cor
net playing Of MI. Levy wonderful His last
concert will be given this evening.
united dramatic clubs OF Washington will be
presented at Odd Fellows hall this and to-mor-
row evening and at to.morrows matinee. 1t
will be for the benefit of ST. Johns Mite Associa-
ton. This will be one Of the best s.Pinafores''
that washington has seen.
TAILMADGE HALL-Professor Carpenter will be
at Tallmadge Hall this and tomorrow evenings.
He will give matinee at Lincoln Hall to-mor-
row. Professor Carpenter is affording much
amusement to the Washington people and
instructing them at the same time.
ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN CHURCH.-Rev Fl, Baker.
OF Altoona, Pennsylvania. will lecture here this
evening on Travels in Italy," Mr. Baker Is one
OF the most popular pastors in his state. and is
a treat.
ALL SOULS CHuRcH.-The popular lecture
course at this church includes imagination, .
by James Freeman Clarke, This lecture will be
delivered this evening. It promises to be as
well attended as the preceding lectures.
DIR. j. LEONARD CORNING will deliver his Sec
ond lecture tonight at the Congregational
church. "Phidias-Grecian Sculpturerswith a
complete pictorial exhibition and description
will be given. From 1870 to s O'Clock music will
be furnished by Prof J.W. Bischon on the great
organ.
Lincoln hall by the Fisk Jubilee Singers should
draw crowded ho1lsps
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CHINATOWN IN NEW YoRK.-Nearly three hun
dred Chinese from San Francisco have arrived
in New York within the last two months, and
eastward. The Chinese have been leasing
houses in the Mott street quarter. In several
cases they paid large prices for the tenants in
occupancy to leave, SO that they should have
immediate possession. They choose the best
class OF houses in that section, and take lease
on the entire building The tenant houses in
the same neighborhoOd are also filing up with
them. They are very secret in their movements
and refuse to be interviewed as to their future
Intentions.
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wear can be seen at the boys clothing house Of
B. Robinson & Co., 800 Pa. ave. t
THE VOTING AT THE LIGHT INFANTRY FAIR at
tie close OF the polls last evening was as follows
I.nceman's Badge oHarlowe, 2o4; D9yall. 1s5;
Auldridge, each. Corps Uniform-Evans, AZ;
Mouldeh, 20. Letter carriers Uniform-Hyatt,
ss4; Britain, IA: Chids, 9o4; Franklin, IL Dant
orary Member-E. 6. Davis, 10l; E. G. Wheeler,
So; Kelly, 50; Duyman, 90. scattering, H..
Presidential Cane@Grant, 81; Sherman, 10; Ran
e seTng ns m e e.
Turner, g. Evans, 2. Punch Bowl for Restaurant
Keeper.Aman, $40; Lyon, 2s0; j. Wright, 1877;
Billy Wright, 157; John Ross, 1870; Tim Sullivan,
+. Hagerty, = Corps Rihe-Mfler, III; J. T..
Officers Sword-Leut. Oyster, A; Cherry, 81;
Butchers Tools Homilier, los: Hoover, 50;
a aSs9s.sae W hss 81 H hasys ST. daSi n E
e 6sxs 9 ISL sSe1ps h. 81 Izd Mao ssa
bsh Lady MaR Rcksa i4 h Mrs.
S's Mrs. hH ss mss Mss oy yssa 81 Ms a
son. 4. Racing shell-Analostans, 1926; Poto-
macs, 1T. Honorary Members Cane-Capt.
sHder 2 Tsia ErgS9S 10 ke s snsps
Police Lieutenant's Un1form-Gessford, s2s;
Guy, 200; Kelly, 166; Arnold, 1875. Naval Officers
Sword-Piepmyer, 26; Reaney, 10; Ammon, 6;
Noel, 5; scattering, 10.
Voting closed on the following articles last
night, and the scores were: Minister'S Watch
DR.. Paret, IS; DR.. Forrest. 81; Father Boyle, So;
Father Rockford, 2oi Bishop Pinkney ..
sett, AT; j. c. Entwisle, 1926; A. Burbndge, IS;
Charlie Atkinson, L; Billiard Cue-Columbia
Club, 1Sl; Frank Collingsworth, !; Analostan
Maunder, 10; Fa1ro. "A; Dodge, 10; Whiting, 8;
Hagner, 3; Poore. 1. Potomac Boat Club Badge
BeStor 237; Cropley, 1s9; Roberts, 43; Dodge. 20;
Wheeler, Ii; Zelgler, 6; Mckinney, 5; Kervand,
l; Snyder, l; G. Wheatley, l; Doyle, l, and S.
Wheatley, /.
Tonight voting will cease on the following
articles: Silver berry dish for lady manager,
rifle for members OF the corps, uniform for MEM
beers Of corps, goId-headed cane for citizen, whip
and robe for liveryman, and the De Molay sword
and belt. The latest contribution to the fair is q
facsimile Of the lobby Of Ford's Opera House,
presented by 81. g. Ford, esq. 1t will be disposed
Of by rafiie, and the winner will be entitled to
box at the Opera House, Monday evening,
March s.
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AN ANTI GRANT DELEGATION FROM INDIANA
The Indiana republican state committee has
elected the following as delegates at large tt
the Chicago conventions: Col. Findley, Genera
Ben Harrison, d. B. Kumler and James s. Col
Inns Alternates-esse j. Brown, Thomas II
Nelson Sexton and D. w. Langton. The prefer
ence of the delegates is for Blaine, but they arr
not fnsenslble to the claims OF Washbnrne and
Sherman. General satisfaction is expressed re-
garding the personnel of the delegation. The
delegation is strongly anti Grant.
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GRAND OPENING OF spring patterns by Madame
Grippen OF New York. See adv,

THE FAIR GROUNDS LUMBER Subtitle Ma
tional Fair Grounds Association yesterday filed
an answer to the equity suit brought by Wheat
ley Bros to enforce the mechanics lien against
Der furnished In the erection OF the building,
fences, &C. The answer denies the correctness
OF the original account for Sis 55i62, or that it
was ever approved by authorized parties, and
AYERS that, besides the s. 900 credited, further
payment of 500 was made; that Architect Nc
Gill, to whom the account was presented, re-
ported overcharges on the contract price OF
1860; that the quality or the lumber is also
said to have been much below that called for by
the specification, and the association was put TO
a loss OF S, 900 by delay In its delivery; that
while only under contract for the main build
ing, the Wheatleys were permitted to furnish
lumber for all the work, at prices much In ad-
vance OF bids received for the remainder. Credit
by the court and reference to an examiner
due.
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AN ACTRESS OF THE LAST GRNERATIoN.-Mrs
Mary Chapman, whose recent death In San Fran
CISCO at the age of 81, is announced retired from
the stage In that city few years ago, after
playing old woman for long period there and
In other cities of the Union. For many years
she was attached to the companies Of Manager
John T. Ford In Baltimore and washington.
She was woman Of quick wit and great exHber-
ance OF spirits In early life she was popular as
a soubrette. Her appearances in that class OF
characters were mainly confined to the West, IN
the primitive days when railroads were scare
and Dramatic companies travelled in wagons and
PLAYED behind OIL lamps Mrs Chapman was
born In England, and In 1890 she married Mr..
Trowbr1dge, travelling manager, who came
soon aIter with her to this country; After few
then formed for years part Of Sol Smiths COM
paDy. In 1886 she married Josh Silsbee, star
personator OF Yankee characters In the follow
Ing year she played "Ubra" during long run of
the Cataract Of the GangeS" at the Walnut
Street Theater, Philadelphia Sflsbee died in
1855. In October, 1858, she married William A.
Chapman, an English low comedian, who died
about 1861. He was not related to Blanch and
Ella Chapman.-M r. San,
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DOCTORS complain that DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
has reduced the list OF cough and cold patients

RoBBERY.-Omcers Nokes and Nicholson.
about 2o'clock this morning, found the door oil
and C streets southeast, and notified Mr. Quick
when II was found that the door had been
forced with jimmy and the cigar case contain
INF about $50 worth OF cigars and tobacco, had
ba co and cigars were afterwards found In an
GIey near the store.
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The Weather.
OFyIcE OF CHEF SIGNAL oFF1cKR.l
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., Te-nigke.

AIHUSCEHcHtBs
National Tneuter. - Mary Andersen In
81 Evadne."
Fords opera House.-'French Flats" by the
Union Square Company.
Tneate1. CoDatQLe.-'Pi nafore," varieties and
specialties.
Masonic Tenlple-Light Infantry fair-Grand
Army Republic night.
Tuilnaadge Hau.-Prof. Carpenters wonderful
exhibitions OF meSmerism.
Lincoln HaU.-Concert by Levy, the great GER
net player.
Odd FellOirs' Hail." Pinafore."
81. PduPs Lutheran Church. - Lecture by
Rev. II. Baker, of Pennsylvania, Travels liz
Italy,
An Souls Chureh.-James Freeman Clarke,
On Imagination"
Congregational C1n1'ch.-Lecture by Dr. j.
Leonard Corning: '.Phidias-The Great Master
of Grecfan Sculpture"
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TIE rapid development OF mining interests In
the far west Of late has attracted the earnest at
tention OF investors In stocks. To know when
the stock is not good Is dif1cult matter, but q
day to invest capital In the Father De Smet
Consolidated Gold Mining Company, the man.
aging spirits of which are said to rank among
the widely known bankers OF the east
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DROFEssOR CARPENTER.

.TALLMADGE HALL-Monday, Thursday, Fri
day Hp and Saturday dGI nights March 4.
LINCOLN HALL--Wednesdsy, March 8, and
SATURDAY MATINEE. March 6, at O'Clock
p. m.
Admission. 25 cents: children, Is cents; num-
day for any subsequent night Of the week. at ticket
office, Ta1lmadge Hal. from ga. m. to I; M, Ad-
20 cents; children under 10 years. 10 cts. mi -6ts
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PROGRESS OF THE CANAL INvEsTIGArIoN.-A
special dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette from
nnnapons n Ma Maren says AZ 19 f,s Caesa
noon Andrew Spier, president Of the Blanavon
Coal company, testified to the efficient manage
ment OF the canal and the increased carrying
The promptness of the officers in restoring the
canal, after the great freshet, exceeded all ex:
pectation. The policy Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad compelled the canal to reduce
tolls. A telephone line was OF great advantage.
The witness was republican In politics and
never knew the canal to be used for political
purposes Frederick Mertens, a stockholder In
canal boats, testified that the canal was In bet
ter condition than under other administrations,
and was not used for political purposes. To
on the canal since It's completion in $780, ties.
titled that the canal was managed in business
way. The discipline was better than before
Germans administration, the water deeper, &C
The frightening Of locks saves A per cent tC
trade.
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NGINA HPMDLK 0YLINDKR ana aEW-
DIG MAQH1Nk OILS are mAnufsctured By y. =.
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The Hirth Murder Case,

In the case Of Bedford, Queenan and Plnn,
convicted on Monday last of the murder of
George Philip Hirth on the 7ih of January last,
Smith, Wells, Coyle and Riley, at the time
gave notice Of motion for new trial on ex-
ceptions, and this afternoon the reasons were
filed. They are based generally on the rulings
of the Court in the case, and are quite volumi-
nous. 1t Is not yet determined whether they
will argue this motion before Judge Hagner or
taking his ruling pro Jo1,DlG and settle the ex-
npnt ions
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UyHEATER C0MIQUE.
L MONDAY, March l, nightly. and Tuesday
First Of tie Gest sas
Webster Brothers, Hines and Blossom, Daisy
Remington, the La Rue Family, the Great Muir
ray and Hedges Combination in their specialties,
JOVce Martalla mari
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r INCOLN HALL.
IL IMMENSE SUCCESS.
MIR. ]. LEVY, the World renowned Cornet Vir-
tuoso, Plays TONIGHT:
alexis, Leyys great solo, and
Ave Maria, by 1uzZi.
MRS. FRASERLINLf Sings TO NIGHT:
Una voce POGO IA =" and
- Bid Me Discourse"
MIR. FREIToCH Sings TONIGHT:
Romance from Mignon, and
The Winds that Watt my Signs to Thee"
MISS BEERE Sings TONIGHT:
Flower Song, from Faust, and
The Clang Of the Wooden Shoon."
NIB. QUICKEN Plays O-NIGHT:
"Bouree," Back-Dulcken.
The Harmonious Observation-Disclosures.
"Reverie"-Dulcken.
Marianina, Italian popular song-Dulc-
ken.
20 CellVs
%
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WAsHINGT0N LIGHT INFANTRY
w CORPS FAIR.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Friday, March 5-Grand Army Republic Night
Saturday, March 6-Everybody's night.
Saturday, March 6, Matinees for Ladies and Chill.
dren. Admission, 10 cents.
CLOSING NIGHT FOR THE VOTING.
FRIDAY, MARCH 9TH.
Silver Berry Dish, for Lady Manager.
Rifle, for Members of Corps.
Uniform for Members Of Corps.
Gold Headed Cane for Citizen.
Whip and Robe for Liveryman
De Molay Sword and Belt.
SATURDAY. MARCH 9TH
Army Officers Sword.
Navy Officers Sword.
Police Badge.
Uniform for Letter Carrier.
Racing Shell for Boat Clubs.
Cane for Honorary Member.
Dressing Gown for Lawyer.
Butcher Tools
Ulster for Car Driver.
Irish Coat of Arms, for Societies
Masonic Jewels, for Lodges
Billiard Table, for Firemen.
Uniform for Police.
Presidential Cane.
Punch Bowl, for Restaurant.
Badge for Ugly Man.
Revolver for Honorary Member.
Public voting ceases at nine o'clock each night.
Secret voting commences at nine o'clock and
closes at ~ p m. each night.
By order of the committee. mar2-5t
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NATIONAL THEATER.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
The Young and Highly Gifted American TRACE
dienne,
NARY ANDERSON,
AS
EV4 DNE,
Supported by
Manager j. W. Abaug ...... as LODOvICO
u1Alcs
And an Unexceptional Dramatic COMPANY
SATURDAY acknowledgements. INGOMAR
At our usual Standard Cheap Prices:
ADMISSION to Dress Circle, 2Sc. for all No secured
seats First come first served.
Lower moor, gu and rs cents, with no extra charge
for secured seats
VI THE COUNTESS AND THE SERF.
Owing to the very great success Of Miss Anderson.
the management has the pleasure to announce a re.
engagement for six nights and one matinee begin
ming MONDAY, MARCH 8. MARI
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EsTRErs wATHEHEss wA AYE ! :: 4. MADAME rs
hsvs the cheapest ana largest STOCK In the
city, or M OWN IAxB.
sstisfaCio6 always guaranteed. febis-lm
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NOTtoo warm but just warm enough for How
sons Ice cream 10c. plate, sl.15 gal; l104 18th.

CHARLEY HURDLE DEFENDANT IN DIVORCE
SUIT.-Mrs. Mary A. Hurdle, by her attorney,
divorce from her husband, Charles II. Hurdle
In her bill she states that they were married in
this city September 22d, 1865, and lived together
till November, ISIS, when he deserted her and
has since been guilty of repeated acts of
adultery with one Annie Miller, at house on
18th street. Mr.. John Oliver appears for Mrs.
Hurdle.
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: TIE moral EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY recently
leld its eighth annual meeting in this city at
MOTT Grant Place, Ellen NJ. O'Connor in the
thaif. The annual report of the president of the
society WaS read.n 1t states that the society was
fQrped eight years ago in the interests of GER
tain reforms decided to be necessary to educate
school children in purity; that to do so it is ne
ceSSary to learn how great an extent the chill
dfen are corrupted by the sale to them Of OBJ
scene literature, pictures chrOmoS, &C.; that to
control Its effects it Is necessary to properly in
struct children whose inquiring minds are early
questioning In relation to their physiological
nature; TO ,instil into the minds OF men and
women the responsibility of parentage; to embue
children with the instincts Of purity, &C. The
report states that the society has met with great
encouragement from right-thinking parents.
and that wives and husbands, mothers and
fathers consult the officers of the society on
their desire for right living. Ofices were elected
Tor the ensuing year as fOllOwS:-Dr. Caroline
B: Winslow, unanimously reelected president;
vice presidents. Ellen NJ. 0'Connor, DR.. Susan
Edson, Mrs E. L. Mason; treasurer, Jerusha G.
JOY; recording secretary, Mary E. Hart; cores
ponding secretary, Ellen II. Jheldon.
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ARD.
"A The undersigned takes pleasure in notifying the
citizens of the District and vicinity that he has
opened and fitted up in the most thorough manner
the largest and most complete establishment IN the
Distri ct, devoted to the manufacture OF SLATE
and MARBLE MANTELS, with kiln capable OF
baking twelve Slate Mantels per day, and snow
Containing hundred Slate and Marble t NAL
stock of Mantels in any show room in the country.
Besides Mantels of every description and color. you
win find In this establishment the following goods:
Parlor Crates, Latrobes, Andirons, Gaslogs, Regis
Engiish Tiles Of every description, Slate Wains-
coating, Slate or Marble Slabs for Bureau Tors;
4ideboards, Counters, &c. The establishment viii
be devoted exclusively to the manufacture OF SLATE
ana sa =, MoEx OF every ~ aste ana
Marble Work myse thereby doing away WITH 1s
are Obliged 70 keep and pay large sslanes. at MI
thus be enabled 70 sen goods cheaper tnsn Wy oief
The Trade supplied at liberal discount and on
reasonable terms. ~ xyvuy
NEW YORK SLATE AND MARBLE MANIkL-
MANUFAOI9HNx::, ,on Hotel.
mar1-eo8ts ~. 60ynE.
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FINE COLLECTION OF engravings and several
rare pieces OF furniture will be sold at Dowlings
auction recn1S tomorrow.
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EtOUR CONCERTS
IL BY THE
ORIGINAL FISK JUBILEE SINGERS
LINCOLN HALL.
Monday Evening. March 9Th.
Wednesday Evening, March 10th.
Thursday Evening, March 18th and
Saturday Matinee, March 18th, at 2 o'clock.
Tickets, reserved seats. 75c.
Tickets of admission, SOC.
The sale Of reserved seats will commence on We'd
nesday Morning, March Sd, at Metzerott's, 925
Penna. ave. mar1-11t
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BERMupA POTATOES tomatoes, strawberries,
asparagus. mushroom, radishes green peas. C.
Elgel, 629 Center Market. +
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CITY ITEMS.

Hats for Spring of 1850.
Notwithstanding recent advances in all kinds
of Hatters material, we are still selling our new
styles OF Hats at the old prices Lewis, 800 18th
street NV.
n. B.-Prices In plain figures In each hat.
DON'T wait until you are disabled from rhe,l-
matism before trying Durang's Remedy.
1 AN OPENING pleasing style Of
Black Dress Suits from $3.50,
Business Suits from $40, and
OvercoatS from 50,
for early spring wear.
Prices marked In plain figures
GEO. c. HENNING, 40 18th st. NV.
The Poor Mans Remedy.
QuiTk's Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious REM
edy. Sold by every druggist. Price rs cents.
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GOVERNMENT SUITs.-To-day the District At
torney for the United States filed suits against
George Hill, jr., to recover $3,169.9z for waste
paper from the government printing office, and
Charles Ewing, formerly 18th U. S. infantry,
to recover $40974, with interest from Septem-
ber 1866, balances arising out of the resettle-
ment of his recruiting accounts.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-MeSSrS. DuncanSon
Bros, auetioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, fol-
lets tweDty-seven, twenty-eight and twenty.
nine, In square four hundred and fify, situated
on New York avenue, between 6 a and 18th
average depth Of eighty-fwo feet, to George
Wright, ESQ.,. for sixty cents per square foot.
BADGE PREsENTATIoNs.-MaDy members OF the
G. A. r. In this city met with Lincoln post, No
3, last evening, the occasion being an Official
visit by the newly elected department c0mman-
der and staff, and also the presentation OF q
rison Dingman, by his successor, Comrade C. c,
Royce, which completely took Mr.. ID. by sur.
prise. The badge Is of gold and of beautiful and
appropriate design. Comrade Fred Thomson
partment Of the Potomac, was presented with a
made by several Of those present.
TRY one Of Henning's twenty dollar black
dress suits, as they are eminently satisfactory.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY me,
yesterday at the Office Of Judge Advocate Gen
eral Dunn, the president, MI CorcOran, In The
chair and DR.. Blake secretary. DIR. Toner was
unanimously elected TO fill the vacancy Occa
stoned by the death OF DR.. Brodhead. The com
mittee on accounts reported that they had care
fully examined the accounts Of the treasurer
and secretary and found them to be correct.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Il
Willis Cant and Harriet Scott; VIM. Spencer, o
White House, Va, and Mary D. Sands; Lloyt
Simpson and Bette Hill; John L. W. w. lyle
and Harriet Luckett; George TIGHTER and Mar!
McElfresh Rye; Samuel Boswell and Laur;
Jones; Matthias Polk and Louisa Merritt; w.
p. French, OF New York, and Marion j. Ogilvie
Vim. O'Brten and Annie Brown; Columbus Rob
inson and Ellen Davis; George Washington
Cook and Martha Walker; George Edwar,
Miles and Solustus Celestial Perkins; James
Watson, OF Falmouth, Va, TO Ella McGirr; Jas
Sanders and Sarah G. Balls, OF Washington
county, Md.
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QuffE,S Irish Tea. Price rs cts per package.
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair. Use
"LOndon Hair RestOrer." InSures new growth.
"London Hair ReStorer." Restores the color.
"London Hair ReStOrer." Exquisite dressing.
"London Hair Restorer." The only Clearly and
"London Hair ReStorer." enectual Hair ReStorer
s'London Hair Restorer." in the market
toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists.
Stott & Cromwell wholesale agents, Washing
ton. 60
OPINION OF CELEBRATED DR.. WIN. Fl. STOKES,
Physician, Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore: 80
have great pleasure In adding my testimony to
the virtues OF COlde'ps Ltebig Liquid Extract or
Beef ana Tonic IauigoratC' as the very best
preparation used for depression, weakness and
Indigestion, and therefore confidently recon-
mend 1t to the medical profession" Sold by all
druggists and grOcers.
"ALDKRNKY DARY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs
"Ward" prints, 46c. per ID Also, cottage
cheese and huttermllk. tt