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DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

. n HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED ,>s<-->
I'D Durham BULLS, from one to $sfgsssN
two years old, and 10 Head Of either YM
COWS or HELPERS. VIII be sold at -=-f&-.-S4-
private sale at WICKS RANCH, Butte county.
ia302m Address NJ. WICK, Orovie, Cal.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
PUBLISHED BY TIE
sacramento Publishing OumDany.

WH. Z. MILLS. General Manager.
efnee, Third ST., bet. j aud Z
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During the last wsel-5 we are in receipt
Of shipment of
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arerlIElns Ratea in ELL Reaora-rE..ar

aA evscea, 70 iOLlDW reading matter t-ys.ts live
-'snt hns for zach Insertion.
q eInents Of Situations Wanted RouseBso let
slsle1y aleepns- etc Of FIVE LINES or IEss vii D.,
- '4ls5f.su 10 shs DAILY RROORD-UEIoN es fopoas
q cents
fl1e R6ek....... 5s,s-,t.
sewn words to constitute line
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SSToCK, TOOLS AND FIXTURES OF -
- S'ove and Tin shop, situated in one OF fN
the st mining towns in the State. Doing fszsT
a good business. An old stand. Established II
for The last sixteen years. Also, Fire-proof BRICK
STORE. viii be sold or rented. All will be sold
Cheap for Cash. Apply TO C. B. BROWN, Placer
Vile Cal flS-Iplm+
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

4 VALUABLE BUGGY-IN FIRST RATE OR
N der. Inquire at this Office. mr5-1w
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
i. HYNAN. ,IR.

WY vATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. s-o
Wv 1856 J street, between Fifth and Sixth. SsTSA
Just received very fine lot of Watches and ~ a
Jewelry, which will be sold at very low Sss.sssS
nrice Watches and JeWelry ca efully repaired.
lia7-1plml
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.
II. III. PIRRsON.

DENTIST, AIS ] STREET, BETWEEN E<rA
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti cf1f1t3
fetal Teeth inserted on Cold Vueanite and all bases
Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. dl4-lm
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Tuhlished in aarni-rzeaLlr mini

Is Issued GA wednesday and Saturday OF each wee
crp isng Sight Pages in each Issue OF Sizten Ps.cg
each we K. and & the cheapest and most dear be
= nc, NeFa snd Literary Journal published OF the
Isc55 cost
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The above lines are All New,
and have but recently been placed
on our shelves. From the rapid
manner in which they are being
sold, it is evident they are well
appreciated.
n THOSE CAN ORDER ANY OF
THESE GOODS THROUGH MAILS, SLIGHT EXPENSE
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Z for making MultipleX Copying Pads, with
Ink, etc. Splendid thing for live men. PACIFIC
NOVELTY COMPANY, No. 1z25 Seventh street,
Sacramento. Agents wanted everywhere for all or
novelties. mr9-lws
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Bleached Satin-surfaced
DamaSkS.


A Heavy Double Satin-surface Napkin. at s3 90
fy In addition to the above. we are
daily receiving NEW SPRING GOODS, In
all qualities.
A CHOICE LOT OF
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WILLIAM B. MILLER
I m. KLINE.

Tate with Wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
A1T7sSATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Sz7
w No. go J street, between Second and fFT5a
Tkird Dealer il, Watches, Clocks, silver r. g
,rsTe .Jewelry. ETC. Repairing in all It's sSAaass
branches q specially, under Mr. FLOBERG.
To10-lpIm1
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W ANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

advertisements OF Eve lines IL this department. are
ssstsd Tor - cents for one time; three times fer 90
r4i-k ia fly es,ta
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

FNoR SALE, 81 ACRES. HOMESTEAD, WITH
Il improvements Situate in warm belt of foot
hills. Land as good as any at Newcastle, and part
free water One and a-half miles from School,
Church and Railroad Station. Best kind of Farm
for Grape and Fruit Grower. About IS miles from
here Address CARL STR0BEL, No. 351 street,
Sacramento. mrl1-tf
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LcosTISUED on LAST rAes.l
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rWR BALE REConn.rsrns

.tpobished every day % the week, sanGsys ezcsrted
fcF one eyear...................,,, ,sI5 -
= CT giT nonthA hA................. -
49,, -. - @ - :. -. ......ss...ss..., ; 70
s'.a ole se-s' 70 one ADDRESS. ss.''.,..,t.... 50 q
sshseTibers served by Carriers st TWEFrY-Frvr
lESTs psT Ws5k- In sll Interior cities and towns me
Is2af Sll be had o. the principal Periodical DaaTs
t-eesl9es and Ageurs.
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Section 5. Section 1929 of said Code is hereby
amended so to read follows: 362S. He
must extract from each person statement,
under oah setting forth specifically that the real
and personal property owned by such person. or in
his possession. or under his CONTROL At II o'clock
n. on the first Monday in March. Such statement
shall be in writing, showing separately: l. All
property belonging to, claimed by, in possession
or under the control management of such per-
son. q All property belonging to, claimed by, or
in the possession or under the control or manage
ment of any firm OF which such person is member
g. The capital Stock and all property belonging to-
claimed by, or in the possession or un-
der the control management Of any con-
poration of which such person is Presi-
dent, Secretary, Cashier, or Managing Agent.
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Educational Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians choosing suitable
schools for their children and wards are referred
TO the advertising columns OF The STAR for
Information as to the best institutions. Among
the many excellent schools which advertise In
THE STAR are the following:
ST. Georges Han for boys, Reisterstown, Md.
Is limited and has the very best class of patron
age. Mrs Admiral ID. G.. Farragut, OF New
York has three nephewS there Miss CIeInen-
tina Furniss, of Firth avenue. NY, has adopted
one OF Gen. Hoods orphan sons and placed him
at this school. Col. Thomas J. Lee L. $. A.. OF
the War department. has two grandsOn5 at the
school.
Tue Frederick Academy OF Visitation. Fred
erick City. Nd. Will resume exercises Monday,
September 9Th. This institution is one OF the
best In the south.
Miss Emily E. Hunt will commence the sew
enth annual session of her Eclectic school fof
girls and small boys Monday, September 9th,
Miss Hunts school has been very successful.
Sne gives 1t her undivided attention.
Professor y. p. Montague, the successful ad-
juDct professor CT Latin In Columbian College.
Will take private pupils TO teach in city school
during hours that he is not engaged at the COL
Iege. his references are OF the very highest
character possible, II viii be seen. He Will
teach Greek, Latin, English and lower mathe-
mat1cS.
S. W. Flynn, \. NJ. 702 5th street northwest,
VIII open afternoon classes september 18th for
every grade.
WaveTly Seminary, Mrs. Lpscomb's we'll
known school for young ladies and children, at
l4l2 III street, viii reopen september 2Dth.
Inc excellent preparatory School of the Co.
lumolan College, Which, under the charge OF
Prof. Otis I. Mason. has grown up to be one OF
the largest and most successful institutions of
the kind in the country will be continued
under the same capable management. assisted
oy Professors Montague, Janus, Davis and
Gore. Parents can send their boys TO the Co
iumb1a Prep with the assurance that they
VIII &c carefully educated, mentally, morally
and PLY S1cally.
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day has the best quality Of ice and at cheaper

day has the best quality of ice and at cheaper
rates than any other CITY,"
Mr.. J. s. Barker, OF Barker Brothers, whose
headquarters are In Georgetown. returned from
the Kennebec yesterday, and, In answer to a
question as to the condition of the Ice trade
there answered:-"The prices have fallen and
there are no buyers, with plenty OF Ice to be
had at 81 per ton. A short time ago there was
a demand for 1t, but both New York and Phila-
delphia buyers have left, claiming that they
have now an ample supply In botn cities and
that their reserve will carry them through
There is now there more ice than Will oe shipoed
this season, unless there is an extraordinary
long spell OF warm weather. and there is not
the least cause for alarm; there will be no ice
famine"
Q.:-"How about this District"
Ans Speaking for myself, have an ample
supply for my customers, and have been able to
wholesale some My rates are the same as the
Others ana my treights are just as low-lower
O." What caused the rise?r
AnS.:-"In June 1t looked very much as II we
would have short supply. for spectators from
New 1ork and Philadelphia had bong ut consid-
erahle quantities on the Kennebec as high as
1915 per ton, and covered it up for rise but
they Will gladly take 81 per ton to-day for 1t.
Ire prices are down now and the freights also
with such stock on hand that there need be
no Tears. A cargo OF 500 tons from Nova Scotia
is expected In the river in few days. which has
oeen taken at 81 per ton, and more may be had
from the same SDtlrcp
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THE COURTS.

roiLCE COURT-Judge S7aeH.
To-day, Jas. c. Pearson and Geo. M. Oyster
unlicensed produce dealer; $50 or 80 days. Ap-
peal noted. Chas Brown, VIM. NJ. Watson and
Carrie Brown, profanity: SIS or days each.
Emma shaw, loud and bosterous; S or Is days.
JAS Reynolds, disturbing the quiet OF George
t0Wn; 50 OF days Edward Randall ana John
Taylor, ARRAY: SIS each. Samuel Bait. assault
on Jas. Hawkins; 81. Samuel King, assault on
solomon Riester; s.. Mack Bell, assault on
Nellie Bell. his wife: IS and bonds to keep the
peace. Frank Barnes. petit larceny OF some
SHOES, &C. from Susan Pinn; $40 or 80 days
Lewis Douglass. assault on Mary Douglass his
wife; personal bonds to keep the peace. Mark
Ferguson, assault on Contee Worthtngton; $40
OF SO Gays, Nelly Lang, assault on Daisy
assault on Charles Petty; ST or days. Daisy
R1dgeWay was fined IS or As hours In jail for
contempt OF court. John Suit, assault on Mary
Mcfarland; personal bonds to keep the peace.
susan Jackson. larceny of gold ring from Pat.
A. ConneI; 60 days in jail. David Wright. lar
ceny OF 100 sacks from George T. Dunlap: go
days In jail and restitution OF property ordered;
and In default Of restitution, 80 days addi-
tfOnal.
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The sale at Philadelphia OF the Galveston
Brazos and Texas narrow-g auge railroad, which
was to have taken place yesterday has been
postponed unit! Nov. 30.
Parties at Austin, Texas, from the west re-
port that VictOr1as Indians whipped Grierson
instead Of being whipped, and tnat the In
dams are now In Mexico.
A workman in the Phoenix Iron Works. at
Trenton n. j., died OF sunstroke yesterday.
An unfavorable change took place In the con-
dition OF Hon. Washington Mclean, at Long
Branch, n. j., yesterday afternoon. He was
very low last night.
The Brooklyn, IN. " Thirteenth Regiment
has sued the Rockaway Hotel company for
$780, COO damages for failure to carry out It's
contract to supply food to that command while
encamped on the beach. Dodworth band also
sues for $4,000 damages for breach OF contract.
A colored widow in Lexington. KY, who is
drawing pension OF s. month from the gov
ernment, recently rejected an Offer OF marriage,
de gubment take my penshum way, and nary
nigger In haintuck Is Wuf S. month to me-
The eighth annual convention of the North
America st. Georges Union opened at Ottawa
last night Delegates from Canada and the
United States are in attendance
Eight cases Of sunstroke occurred In New
York yesterday, two of which resulted fatally.
The illness OF Cardinal Nina, papal secretary
OF state. has appeared again in an aggravated
form and turned to typhoid fever. 1t Is hoped
however, the progress OF the fever will be ar
rested.
At a meeting in Chicago yesterday OF officers
OF the Louisville and Nashville railroad. and
Chicago. st. Louis and New Orleans road, 1t
was agreed to stop the cutting of rates and to
resume those In operation previous to the con-
test.
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SALT RHEyM ON BODY
And Limbs. Obliged to go about on
Clutches. a Wonderful Cure.

MEssRs., Wees h POTTER: Gentlemen In
justice TO those WHO may suffer l have suffered.
and as grateful acknowledgment of the cara 1
have received from the Of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, voluntarily make the following state
meut:
have had Salt Rheum Oh ny body and on my
leg IN very aggravated fern for eight years. Nd
kind OF treatment or medicine, or doctors, during
this tine, did me any permanent good. My friends
in Maiden and elsewhere kaow that have been a
great sufferer and that my condition at times has
been such SIS to make me de pair Of ever being able
to ind a cure, or even relief. In fact, when l
began the use OF CUrICCRA m limb was so rsw and
tender that could net bear my weight on it with
ont the skin ackinS and bleeding, and was Obliged
to go about on crutches. 1 commenced to use the
CUIICURA II April, AID at once realized its bsne-
fetal effects. 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and huuor to the surface, and fast as it APP
peared, healed it At times large quantities would
come to the surface, causing burning heat infiam-
nation. swelling and itching, which. under the
constant use Of CUTICURA. would rapidly subsida
and heal Each time these outbreaks grew less and
less severe and finally disappeared. leaving per
fectly cured. used the CUrICURA aud SOAP five
months l and took the REsoLvENr most of the time
which were the only remedies used. I think the
HEsOLVENT very strengthening and purifying
mediclne to take in sGch extreme cases as NINE
because the disease is SO weakening to the SYSTEM
Very gratefully yours,
Maiden. MASS, Oct. Is, 1873
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LOCAL NEWS.
CnnaenSed IacaIs.

Street lamps will be lighted at 40 p. N. and
extinguished at 1880 D.
J. ShtllIngtOn sends s.. Nicholas for Septern-
Der and Puck for Aug. 25th-
The Washington and Georgetown gas CON-
panteS have been requested 10 have the gas
pipes running under the different streets now
being improved or repaired put In good order,
so as TO avoid the digging up OF new work.
II appears that the little child OF Mr.. Evans.
q carpenter, who resides on X street. between
4th and New Jersey avenue. did not die of lock-
jaw, as reported. The child was, II IS believed
bitten by spider. and DR.. Adams says death
was caused by blood poison, resulting there
from.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lords OPERA HOUSE.
August 3Oth,
THE SEASON OF ISS0-'sl
VII be 1naugurated with the Production Of the
Musical Comedy of
FUN ON THE PACIFIC.
oF' "TRIP FROM SHANGHAI TO SAN FRANcrsoo
u Mnelc from the following Operas will be given.
ooecaSao, The Drum MAJORS Daughter Fayart,
Sops ana Saucers. Camargo, la Creole,
The Little MILDLY, Etc.
MANY BRILLIANT GEMS OF MrNsTRrJsy
WILL BIZ INTRODUCED
The Company will Comprise
MI geo W: Denham, Miss Marie Bockel,
Nj Ieroert n. Archer, Miss Belle Mackenzie,
~. :. a: hSenan, Miss Blanche Thompson.
Mr.. John Riebert, Miss Nav Stemhier'
Mr.. Chas. HCgendorp, Mrs W a Rouse
Mr. Jas. Roberts. Mr.. Jas. E. Wilkinson.
And the Great Fayorite, formerly OF Hayerlv,s
Mastodon NiBstrels.
MIR. FRANK CUSHMAN.
MhTINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
CHEAP PRICES
ADMISSION 80 AND IS CENTS.
The complete ventilation of the 0psra House will
make it exceedingly pleasant for summer enter
tainmenfs.
The sale of seats commences on Saturday. s25-3t
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ALEXANDRIA.

REPAIRS have been completed on the plaster
mill formerly run by MIR. George McCleish, on
Union steeet, and the work of grinding plaster
uAder the management of Mr. VIM. S. Moore
Will be commenced at once.
1T HAS BEEN decided to launch the new
Scnot ner from the Ship yard on Saturday next
re Ween and O'Clock, when the tide is high.
est. The name OF the vessel will be reserved
uIt1l the day OF the launch, when she will be
chr1stened IN the usual Style.-Gdzette. 24th.
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CUTICURA
Blood and Skin Remedies,

The publication OF the Vital Fluids of foul cor
ruptions aid inherited humors is the first step in
the treatment of Chronic Diseases of the Blood
skin snd Scalp, with Loss of Hair. No remedies in
the world of medicine are sure to cure as the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA REsoLvENT
is searching blood purifier, absorbent and tonic
invigorant, while no external applications can pos
slbly equal the CUTICURA, a Medicinal Jelly, an d
the CUTICURA Scars, prepared from it, for cleans
lrg diseased surfaces, and for the Toilet, Bath
NurseI 3, and for Shaving.
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Picnics. Excursions. &C.

A select excursion 10 Piney Point and return
viii be given next Monday on the Jane Nose
ley. The excursion will be under the manage
ment or committee of well-known gentlemen,
as the advertisement shows. 1t will be con-
Quoted with view to the greatest enjoyment
OF those participating. The boat will leave at
1880 am sharp and return at 1870 pm. There
will De ample time for bathing, fishing, &c.
The eighth annual picnic OF the North End
Socials win be given at BeyerS Park this even
ing.
The excursion by Carroll Institute comes off
tomorrow. II will De for the benefit OF the new
ST. Patrcks church. The ". W. Corcoran will
leave at $50 a. 10. and 4:30 and 1880 p. m, for
Marshall Hall.
Grace Episcopal church. South Washington,
Will give It's excursion to Bluff Point tomorrow
The Jane MoSeley will leave at 1:30 am and re-
turn st 10 pm. The proceeds will be devoted
TO repairing the church.
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SKIN DISEASE,
A severe case Of five years duration en-
ttrely cured.

MEssRS. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen For the
peneht OF the wor wish to make this staten eut
IN nsye been aifiicted with skin disease for about
could hear OF without any relief whatever until I
saw your CUTIoURA REMEDIES advertised, and
them about six weeks until was entirely we'll bat
o sea commenced using them. my face. breast
scratched the blood from my body. ara now Gu
urey Well and think your CUTICURA REMEDIES are
Its pest Tor skin diseases that ever were brought
before the public.
~ Very gratefully yours, F. NJ. FOX
t1 DO. IND. TER, Feb q, 1879.
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CITY ITEMS.

IT you SUIItT WICN NtaudCnt, use LOUttttS
Hcdddche Specific. 1t never fails.
WHEN VERY YOUNG CHILDREN are deprived Of
their natural nourishment, ii Is difficult to pro-
cure proper substitute therefor; hence the
alarming mortality among infants MelFirrs
Food, which is recommended by the highest
medical authorities. has been prepared to meet
this very want. Most druggists and grocers
have 1t. Price, IS cents. T. Metcalf & Co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
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RELEASED on APPEAL BoND-YeSteriay, John
McBurney, convicted on April 1st OF keeping o
gaming table and sentenced to one years I'm
pr1soDment In the Albany penitentiary was
released nom jail, where he has since been con-
hned-hiS case having been appealed to the
General Term on exceptions
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THROWN FROM A WAG0N.-Mr. AleXandar
Cole, citizen from Montgomery county, was
thrown from wagon In which he was seated
last night at the corner OF 9TH and K streets
and had his head badly cut, and sustained other
Injuries about the body. Officer Dubois took
him TO restaurant near by, where Drs. Hitler
and McBlair rendered medical aid after which
ne was removed 10 his sons house In this city.
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TIE O'DoNovAS CASE DIsNIssED.-This morn
Ing, In the Police Court, John O'DouOvan was
Charged with asSaUlting his brother Dennis
OD0noyan. The alleged assault took place on
the .4th or this month, in a shoemaker's shop
Oh ~ street. near the City Hall, since which
TINE Mi. OD0nOyan has been under surgical
treatment al Providence hospital. Mr. O'Don-
oVan testified that he could not remember
whether his brother assaulted him Or not The
Oeiendant, John ODOnOvan, took the stand.
aId testified that he and his brother are snoa.
makers, working together at the place named
above, and that on the day the assault Is ALLEGED
10 nave taken place, he and his brother were
OUT GllLklhg together, anu Oh arriving at their
shop his brother fell down the steps and cnt MS
head. There being no other witnesses In the
case. the court had TO take this explanation on
The matter and dismissed the case.
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Fairbanks, Scales.

The QueenSlander', published in Brisbane
Australia, under date OF May 18th, 1880, says
visitors to the Sydney Exhibition could not
fall TO De impressed with the great improvement
made In the manufacture of weighing machines
within the past few years. On exhibition at the
Garden Palace was the product OF prominent
English and American manufacturers, who have
made this business OF weighing machines a
Speciality. 1t is to the firm OF Fairbanks & Co.
that we wish to draw the attention of our read
ers. principally from the fact that they have
obtained the highest honors In their class and
tbat they seem to combine in their mode Of
manufacture all that is new and worthy Of
Then follows a description Of Fairbanks
Scales.
From Eminent Wilmer Brint ton. NJ ID. I.
Baltimore.
have used Co,den's Liebig's Liquid Extract
o. SefJ ana Tontc Inrfgorator In my practice,
and have been much gratif1ed with the result
AS tonic In all cases OF debility and weakness,
aan n;s Ghiorosls, &C. 1t cannot be lrpassed
SOld py all druggists and grocerS.
Thickens Thin Hair, Gives 1t New Lif.
London Hair Restorer. Restores the Color,
London Hair Restorer. Exquisite dressing.
London Hair ReStOrer. Not sticky or g,lInmy
but clean and totally different from ali others.
Price 15c bottles, s.. ASK your druggist for
1t.
Itching Piles. Symptoms-A moisture like
Itching Piles perspiration, intense itching,
c ching5s pes. particularly at night 1t never
Also cures letter, pimples and all skin dis.
eases
Swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious dis
orders.
DIR. HARTIEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists. jy31-sm&w1m
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WtlteS' Health Rene,rer." Greatest remedy On
earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline, &c.
81 at druggists Depot, 5S Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at 4S0 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGoNs.n-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per at.
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The MARYLAND COAL Co. has. by Mr.. F. T.
Browning, entered suit against III. Clay Jones
On prOmisSOry note given In May last, for
$40. and accompanying the papers is an an
Davn that Jones Is secrettng himself TO eVade
prCceSS OF the cnIir1