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Republican Meetings.

The Government Printing Office Garfield and
Arthur campaign club met in their new hall
over the market, corner II and LIST streets north
west, last night-Charles NJ. Robinson in the
chair and r.. Kingsman secretary. The hail
night for the purpose OF sending away cam
palgn documents. The committees making ar
rangementS for the club to go to Hyattsgille
Nd, on the 18th OF September, to take part In
the republican demonstration there on the
above date, made reports, which were adopted.
DR.. Alfred Thomas delivered a speech on the
issues OF the day. Mr.. Harry FOrseman led the
club In singing campaign songs. Mr.. Simon
Pocher, colOred member, then delivered quite
an ADDRESS. Mr.. Henry Kehr was elected mar
shall and Mr.. VIM. Platt and T. w. Kelley as
slstant maIShalS for the HyattSyille demOnStra
ton.
The National Veteran club met at 1925 New
York avenue last night, j. b. Tanner president
pro tenn, and II. d. Norton secretary. Two
new members were elected, after which re5o-
luton, which was offered by w. b. Parlsen
was adopted to appoint committee of ten on
correspondence. the committee Is as follows !:
j. X. Thompson, W. b. ParlSen, F. l. Tedford.
Allen Wright, r. S. Lytie, Ii. Barton g. G.
Ward, o. Thatcher, A. ii. G. Richardson and
T. ". Whitaker. cOmnlttee to procure
speakers to address the club at their meetings
was appointed, consisting OF J. o. p. Burnside
.. b. Tanner and j. T. Smith. j. B. Dunning
special agent OF the Post ONCE department,
lhen addressed the club on campaign issues.
The East Washington CARRIED and Arthur
club net Monday night, and there was large
attendance There were twelve new members
signed the roll and nine proposed running the
tola al membership up TO 139. Several addresses
were made,
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CUTICURA
BLOOD IND SKIN REMEDIES.
From the Hon. William Taylor, State
Senator of Massachusetts,.

=, Messrs WEEKS POTTER: Gentienen,-To say
tnat 81 am gra'eIa! is only poor expression .:
great uferer with skin diseases for the last tTeys
aa SSs araias ses w saa
1,cbing OF tue parts affected. and confined to
physieians but doubt if ever fully understood 6y
any OF them; 1t was more like a combination 81
seseTal shin humoTs have spent much money
received temporary relief only for in the snrne
1t W9 hsa 5f f K oa an as pad
that that D. 800 whose reputation for the cure Of
itol'oEed his advice for six months, and GIN
is sn he np o.hss
ahf hey did me G no but al to
were SO nefectua that at no time did feel 16st
cure would result from them. "'
.hrSe T "a fd Mr. Meehan
attention ate to Sonr CUTIoURA REMEDIES and PROM,
LED NO. Wo1detfr results if would only make trial
Pc: severed on ne that went with him to drug
according to the directona There wss SO mm o
humor lodged within the skn that as soon es I
urfaee as testered until vast QUANTITIES had come me
ont ana greatly tntsnsiied nay suffering for ab
to yet G1d tie ans Whsh et sast
Coming to the surface in such large quantities
remedies, was greatly encouraged by gradual
lesseniDg of the il a1nnlation of number Of pain
fui sores, l carefully, faithfully and cheerfully
fooWed tie directions to the letter, feeling each
after three months use Of CUIioURA REMEDIs,
and twelve years CT as constant suffering as was
nounce my case the lost remarkable on record I
have been so eiated with my success that have
told them to get the CUTICURA REMEDIES and tn AZ
would cure them. This is why am so grateful t,
you for believe them to be the best aud ureate..
discovery OF the age and that they will ali who
are kuffering withs these diseases: may add that
SOL VENT.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
BOSTON. AUGUST ODD, 1873
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License Cases Decided.

This morning, In the Police Court, Acting
Judge Bundy, the case OF James D. Daley.
charged with being an unlicensed produce
dealer, was heard. Mr.. Cook appeared for him.
and raised the point that 1t had been ruled in
the court above that 1t was necessary to show
both buying and selling to convict, but the
court said until he saw an authorized renort ri
that decision he could pay no attention to it.
and imposed fine of $50. An appeal was noted,
>, John W. Barnes, charged with being an un-
A. B. Williams appeared for him. The testt
mony was that as agent he visited numhar az
grocers In the interest Of a firm. Mr.. WilIiams
mace tne point that the defendant had the rigat
70 10 20 INTO stores and ascertain II they desired
liquors on consignment. The court Unused p
me ne Oh %, with the amount OF license. 500.
me cases OF Jas. W. Cooper aud Vim. Dorst
unlicensed produce dealers, were discontinued.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at ESQ p. N. and
exttDguiShed at 3:45 g. m.
The following patents have been issued to
persons in this city: Henry H. Doubleday, oil
well packer; WIN. E. Moran waste cock.
Alexander Stephenson was charged In the
Police Court this morning with an assault on
bis wife: also, with assauting Officer Shanks
The wife expressed a Wish not to prosecute and
the case OF assault ol the officer being heard
Stp,banson v-eg ,,, vat charge committed for
the action Of the grand iyIly and nolle pros
entered In the other case.
Mount Vernon Dove. an aGei eolorei ran,
was 10 the Police Court TO day, and chargft n'S
vile J.! Matilda "a rather young Woman "l'I u q
testified that she had threatened 10 cut hn.
but he had lived with her niue year, ana thaC
he had once scalded him. and he |aSnl dead
Yet. The case was dismissed,
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AmnSemenfs. 6rc

NATIONAL THEaTER.-The audience at the
NdlIonal last evening by hearty applaus
showed their delight at the good points in
deacon CreHkett." The play was rendered
week ~ VIZ
FORD s OPERA HOUSE.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
was given last night at Ford5 very acceptably,
Many new features in the piece make it some
thing OF a novelty.
AT LAUREL, MD.-There will be fete cham
peIre at Laurel Tomorrow. commencing at q,
"a. a10 closing at pm. 1t will be for the bene-
nj or st. Philips p E. church. There VIII be
Falied amusements. See advertisement for
schedule OF trains between here and Laurel,
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-s boats left
Cumberland Monday, with ,090 OF tons of coal,
as follows: For GeOrgetOwn-Consolid Co..
LIPS tons. New Central, do, 1905 do; Mary
Borden de-. 194.o5 do; Georges Creek do, 02
do. For Alexandria as follows:-American Co.,
$40 90 tons; Piedmont do, 113. IS do.
THE GRAIN Enthusiastically canal. boat
George Dunlop, with 1850 bushels wheat and
800 bushels corn.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-O offerings on Change
today. 1850 bushels wheat. No sales The
sales OF 1900 bushels at 90 to CSC. and OF 3 600
bushels at s1.05 yesterday after Change
----~-S<-
REPUBLICAN GAINS.-In the election in VII
m1ngton, Del, yesterday for members Of the
city council the republicans gained two men,
bers. The democrats still have majority.
ent has forbidden religious services in the poor
house OF La Sale County, Ill. He says that
tWO-thfrds OF the inmates are insane and the
rest have las much religion already as is good
for them"
London Truth has seen ladies who array
themselves In what appears to be bed ticking
and what tt thinks makes them look like "skp-
ping mattresses"
ThoS. Crathern, an extensive grocer Of Mon
taking morphine. He was in financial didl-
cult1eS.
DR.. Thomas E. Williams, a young physician
was run over and killed by a railway train at
Meridian, Miss, yesterday.
A school meeting at Manistee, Mich, has or
dered the dlsconttnuance OF the reading of the
Bible In the schools.
was the regretful remark of shiftleSS Hank
Munroe OF Lebanon, Mo-, after he had in mo-
ment or anger killed the wife who had long
supported him.
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Lords Latest.

The B. d o. RED-BOOK-rTS VALUE As TEXT BooG
FOR POLITICAL REFERENCE, AND IFS EXcEEpING
BEAUTY as A WORK OF TYPOGRAPHICAL AIT.
Inc Baltimore Il OhiO. since Mr.. Lord as
Suntd sway or the passenger department has
most emphaucally come TO the front la taxing
ana at the same time elegant advertising m If.
Ter Recognizing tde elevation or taste in mat
tiers OF an advertising character and the de-
mand as Well for something OF more value than
the mere setting forth OF the advantages of The
road, Tue Il. ~ .. has just issued what II terms
the "Rtd-BOok.n 1t is beg oad all conyarI son
the cleyereSt thing OF the Kind ever ISSUED BY
railroad company, and not only this, buC as
specimen OF typographical art 1t is a perfect
gem. The cover, designed and engraved by the
American Bank Note company, and the book
New York. very many persons Will keep IL for
us beauty alone. But while the artistic has
Oeen the aim La the external appearance, the
contents OF the little work VIII be found OF tha
utmost value from now until the close OF the
present political struggle. Without prete ation3.
and simply setting forth facts, the 3. Il o. Red
most compact political textbook OF the
campaign. Compiled results reached aud
arranged by an old journalist OF
many years experience In political stats, les
The states are so placed and the details so care.
fully attended 10 that at q glance one conpre-
bends the situation In each state. First, the
vote OF eacn party for President in 1876 Is given,
with the total vote Of the state the minority
of the latest election for state eli :ers followed
oy the political complexion OF the legislature
WIN me TACT noted That United States senator
y 10 De elected this winter If such be the case
linen linen comes the result IN each congressional
district With foot notes so clear and c1naiSe
mai the situation 10 the different districts ia Mt
once apparent. Finally. the popu.atr,:. OF the
state IN 1910 Is noted followed by the vote for
President IN 1872, with the ratio of votes that
year TO the population or two years before
This is made the basis of a calculation of the
total vote OF each state this year, the figures
given OF the population in 1850 being from the
latest oDtainable Information from the census
bureau. AS these statistics cover every state In
the union, and the book Is so indexed as TO per-
nit OF instant reference, the great value of the
little work may readily be appreciated. 1t is
regard 10 use. ALI wishing copy have but 10
drop note or postal TO c. K. Lord. Baltimore
Md, and 1t will be promptly mailed to the Cd
dress given.
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THE COURTN.

POLICE CoURT-Jidge Bstndy, pro tenn
To-Day; Moses jackson, charged with firing
gun Within 200 yards OF dwelling house; SIS or
nfteen days. Albert Carter. profanity; forfeited
collateral. Kate Crowley, loud and boisterous:
90. Francis }; Papst. disturbing the quiet Of
Georgetown; 90. VIM. Mathews. do; S or
seven days Mollie Jarboe, loud aud bolster
ous IS or fifteen days Shubal Downs. yagrancy:
ponds or thirty days In the workhouse. George
Wedge, profanity; S or seven days. Alexander
Lancaster, loud and boisterous; s. or fifteen
Gays. Ella Carroll, profanity; 5 or seven DAYS.
Patrick Clancy loud and boisterous $40 or thisty
Gays; Henry Coleman, charged With oostruct-
Ing the sidewalk; S.. James D. Daley. unlicensed
produce dealer; $50 or thirty dayS-an appeal
was noted and bonds fixed at $780, John W.
Barnes, do; 1905. August Mantz and Albert
Slocum, diSorderly; s. or fifteen days. Jas. W.,
cooper, unlt enSed produce dealer; discontinued
VIM Dorsh, do; do. Joseph Anderson, carry
log concealed weapon, razor; $50 or sixty
DAYS; Also. for assault; $40 or thirty day s.
Charles Hasch, larceny of two dresses from Mis-.
margaret NauN: Jail sixty days VIM. Jones,
Larceny OF wheelbarrow from VIM Harrison:
thirty days 10 Jail, Alexander Stevens colored.
charged with using personal violence on Officer
jury; bonds $500. Mary Washington, assault on
Becky Reed personal bonds TO keep the peace
Ior SIX months. Lewis Reed, assault on Sarah
sefa ~ 20 qr ten days IL JAIL Joseph Kelly as
vans ana VIM. Mccoy. affray; IS. Matilda
Dove, threats TO Mount Vernon Dove: dismissed.
John DIVINE, assault Oh James II. King: s. or
ten days.
EQUITY CoCRT-Judqe Cor
To-day, Wright agt. Crawford; hearing set for
tuesday. DuIiamel agt. DuHamel; pro con-
c o& snow de agt Greenapple; do: sutton
Shepherd agt. Philip: order allowing counsel to
withdraw. Parker agt n. j. NJ Life Insurance
Co ct al; leave to withdraw demurrer and b.lI
dismissed as to Waters. Barbour & Hamilton
agt. Senmes; reference Mayer agt. Warner
ct al d 3cree substituting trustee Adjourne!
tn tomorrow.
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Tie CuIIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
PoTTEr, Chemists and Druggists. 800 WASH
roLto, Ont, aud 8 Snow Hill. London. and are for
sale by sh druggists. Price Of CUTIoURA. small
one half tines the quantity Of small. 81. RksoI.-
VENT, 81 FER bottle. CUTICuRA MEDICINAL TOI-
LET foAP, rs cents per cake; CUTICUBA MKDIorNAI,
sbAvING SOAP, Is cents per cake. and In bars for
Garbers, ard large cousQWeEss 80 ceptN, eep8
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AN ATTEMPTED SAFE RoBBERY.-Monday
night some persons unknown forced au Ell.
trance to the law Offices in the second and third
stories Of house No SIG street. from the rear
and scattering the papers left " ithout removing
anything. An Intellectual attempt was made by
the intrIders to force the iron safe OF Mig. C. D.
Willard. having an office IN the same building,
the store OF Mr. Brad. Adams adjoining. The
main purpose OF the invasion, it is thought, was
TO rob the safe of Mr.. Willard OF Certain papers
In cases now in the courts. The work was done
in very bungltng manner, and the police do
DOT consider the job as having been done by pro-
feSSlcnal thieves.
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TIE PoToMAc FRrrr GROWERS ret restarda ~

TIE POTCMAC FRUIT GROWERS net yesterday.
Al y ~ there was nne display or grapes and
apples. The excursion committee reported thar
tAe last excursion WS.S & success and that the
last one for the season. with exhibitors OF fr!It
aLd h0WerS, VIII be 10 GlymOnt on the steamers
Mary Washington and the w. W. Corcoran. on
iueSa2y, ; ptenDeT a. Al the evening meet
uon or ''soIne or the newer grapes" lie spoke
OF the great improvement in The past years BY
by tricizlng, etc, or this fruit, and noticed
among DINERS ''MOOre'S Early q large ana
nne Favored black grape which or.gi-
nattd at Concord, Mass, and which has
taken Scne sixteen prizes Vine hardy prolific
ana Two weeks earlier than the Concord.
Another splendid grape was the "Ducness .
ofitinated Ii Duchess county, y. y; one OF the
best Lew White grapes first class in every
res; c. Also TWO new seedlings from Hamil-
ton. untarin.-the AlbinO and the AbyNnia-
qualify OF the best.
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Looking fOr the Yellow Fever
SChnHnnr.

As stated in yesterdays STAR Health Officer
ToWnshend dispatched his chief clerk. j. c.
McGinn and Dr.. Theodore Mead, to 60 with the
steam launch down the river 10 intercept the
schooner Emma j. Lewis should She arrive In
the river. They steamed down to the half way
Tree. where they lay most Of the day yesterday.
During the afternoon yesterday they touched at
mayor ard health officers OF that city. They
learned that the Alexandria authorities have
employed tug boat for cruising, and that they
propose stopping the schooner Emma Lewis or
any other schooner. destined for the port of
alexandria from the West India islands or South
america, as far down as Fort Foote. Slould
such schooner be destined for Georgetown or
washington the Alexandria boat will not inter
Iere. To-day Health O1icer TOWnsheud and
steam launch and spend the day on the river.
rHe Iutnor was current this morning that the
Emma lewis Is In the lover river, aud that she
cOuio get no tug to bring her up. II this rumor
proves correct Health Ofi1cer ToWnshend win
run DOWN and overhaul her where she is
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

FRANKLIN Legion will give an excursion next
saturday 10 Pfney Point On the Arrowsmith
She VIII leave at $50 am and return at liza
p m, making no intermediate stops.
The seventh annual excursion of Seneca
iIiCe, Nc. II, L. U. X. NJ, Will be next Friday
on the CorcOTan 10 Marshall Han.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, !. o. NJ, Will leave ID.
morrow az 5 am. for an excursion TO P,ney
Point on the Jane MOSeley. There VIII be music
and dancing The excursion VIII be equal in
eyely way 10 the one given two weeks ago by
ibis lodge, which Is saying all that is nece5-
Saly.
The excursion OF the Washington Light Infan-
try Corps 10 Marshall Hall VIII take place fhil
evening at $50 pm. without fail. The Arrow
smith Will return at 1850 p. IN. sharp
Tie steamer Mary Washington viii make a
spec al Trip by request to Occoauan Fails 70.
norroW, september 9, II weather Is favorable.
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SCHOOL OUTFITS for youths and boys In the
line OF suits and pants separate, can be had at
prices to suit the times. at the Boys Clothing
House OF B. Robinson & Co, 900 Pennsylvania
avenue
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StateMen sixteen Months Later.
In answer 10 many inquiries. desire to say tn At
statement that ny cure has proved permanent;
antmy general health perfect L have nothisg to
retract, but much to add in grateful prase of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
WIN. TAYLOR.
Boston, Jan /. 1880.
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The ODD FELLOws' EXCURSION from this city
VII eGFe hert Oh Tuesday morning next for
Toronto, Canada, t0 attend the meeting OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge or Old Fellows az thai
place. They so by way or HARRISBURG SOP.
Pig at Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls aud
the tickets are good for thirty days. There
have teen great preparations made for the en-
tertainmeDt or the visitors az Toronto. "Oii
Fellows Gay at the great Dominion fair g
Ftlday OF next week. The Sovereign v1.,.9d
session Will last o1e fuU week, -'' - '-'0
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THE FUNERAL OF MRS. NOBLE took nlace tb,c
afternoon from the parsonage of the Stvth
Presbyterian Church. OF which her husnana
Rev. DR.. Mason Noble Is pastor. As states tn ~
yesterdays STAR, Mrs. Noble died at Henn a.
stead, L. l., on sunday last She was the nnppv
daughter OF the late Col. 3. F. Peasants far
mahy years CHIEF clerk In the Office OF the
Solicitor Of the Treasury, VITO died few years
since at the age OF 81. Besides her husband sha
leaves four sons all Of whom are useful rnintsters
Of the Presbyterian Church: and a large circle nf
sympathizing friends and relatives. Mrs M
BILE, in all the relations OF wife, mother and
friend. was truly good woman whose desire
was the Improvement OF the condition of those
around her and the advancement OF the cause
OF religion. She has been an acute sufferer at
times for years, but Eeither her family or
friends looked for her death SO soon.
the funeral was attended by a large circle of
personal frfc Gods and relations. including the
membership Of the church. the Women's Chris
tlan temperance Union and representatives OF
many OF the Oldest families OF the District, also
number of ministers. The remains were in
cased In neat walnut casket, on which were
numerous floral tributes. The services were
and Rev. B. F: Bittinger, OF the Westminster
Presbyterian churches, and at the conclusion,
the remains were borne to the hearse, MeSSrS.
G. C. Hercus, l. b. Linton, +. Reside. Ross A.
Fish, j. G.. Thompson and w. A. Thompson.
representing the session OF OF the church, act
ing as pall-bearerS. The remains were taken
to Rock Greek cemetery, where the tnterment
was made, Lees Sons being the undertakers.
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A LADY's UNPLEASANT ENCOUNTER WITH
BURGLAR - Yesterday Mrs. Margaret Vaux
street stalwart negro with a bundle under his
arm. The fellow at once commenced backing
out, apologizing for entering, saying that he
charged him with taking some OF her property.
which be denied. He finally got out, but was
followed by Mrs Vaux, who secured his arrest.
lie gave the name OF Hash. He had not been
out OF jail long. The court sent him back there
for 60 days.
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Baltimore and Potomac Depot. corner
9th and - Streets.
baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
,Jer.ey Avenue and Street.
CITY ITEMS.

IF you suffer with headache, try fLodNle's
Hedddche SPECIFIC. Price soc.
HoUsEKEEPERs should use the Moth-proof
Sewed Carpet Lining. Use only that manufac-
tured OF Cotton and Paper. American Carpet
Lining Co., New York anu Boston. For sale by
all Carpet Dealers.
TIE WASTE NC DISEASES OF INFANTS and chill
dTen are Dy 10 means confined TO al insufficient
supply or food. The trouble is that the food Is
1nJudlcfously selected, and the limited digestive
power OF the child is unable to asSinilate it.
Aetfn,s Food is adapted TO the wants OF invalids
as well as infants. All druggists and grocers
sell It.. Price, IS cents. It. MErCALF & Co, Bos-
tOn Mass.
From DIR. 9. w. Hunter. Baltimore.
Having become familiar with CJtdiS Ljpbig's
Liquid Extract or Bee ana Tonic IitrjGOrdtOr
take pleasure in recommending it as an excel
lent preparation, combining as It does food aud
tonic In remarkable way. producing good
6iood, heauh ana strength. Sold by all drug
giSts and grOcerS.
An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative Is found In "L0n-
don Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom falls TO
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use, and it produces growth of
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most Clearly and ef-
fective hair restOrer now before the American
people "LO7,dOn Hair Color RestOrei''' can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at IS cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
DR.. HARTIEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists. sep1-w,sm,2m
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
"Wettes' Health Rene,cer." Greatest remedy on
earth for tmpotency, sexual debility decline, &C.
81 at druggists. Depot 5S Barclay street, NY.
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALDEREEY WAGONS. Fresh AIderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottag
cheese, buttermiik and sweet milk sc. per qt-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
TEC mas +. CoXen ana Lizzie Martin James
w Henry and Mary Bani.S: Andrew Jones and
Annie Ta-ker; John West and Clara Harris:
Harry Cole and Bette Mckinney; Daniel Iili
AID May Sinlms. Or L. u. Co, Nd; Moses Dozter
ara Alice are; Joan r. Brown and Blanche 5
Mcclure, OF Alexandria Va.
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CCTICURI REMEDIES
For all Hcmors Of tbs Blood.

CT1 IcuRA KEsoLvEkT pucifies the blood. through
Mt d. inai Jelly. removes dead fiesh and skin. rem
oern healthy ulcers and old sorrs, alays infiamna-
Ton, itching and irritation OF the skin and scalp.
CuTlCUBA Me DECIMAL OILET Soar restores white
nt IS and beauties the skin. UUrICURA SHAVING
soAf ls the only medicinal sap expressly prepared
fCr shaving.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemcnts. dc.. Tonight.
National Ttfdter.-" Deacon Crankett."
Ford'S opera HOlSe.--'' Uncle Toms Cabin