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TIE OOURTd.
COURT IN GENERAL. TERM
To-day, National Metropolitan Bank ACT. John.
son: argued and submitted.


To-day, National Metropolitan Bank ACT. john
son; argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)-Jttdqe Macarthur.
Yesterday, Howard Bank agt Goodall judg-
dict for defendant. McKaig agt. Scrivener; yer
dict for plaintiff SIS. Scrivener agt Dixon: on
uial. Clarke agt. Yeabower; judgment by de-
fault Hunting 'th agt Childs; Judgment con-
tiff called and attachment dissolved
To-day, Hine agt. Boyers; leave to defendant
to plead to sci ia. Middleton agt. Underwood;
discontinued. McKafg agt Scrivener; motion
for new trial filed Scrivener agt. Dixon; Jury
out: Petit Dripps agt- Brown; verdict for
plaintiff.
CIRCUIT COURT No. g,-Jaage Cor:
motto agt. W. & G. R. r. Co.; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Hagrley
Yesterday, Lea agt Thompson: w. Wheeler
appointed guardian ad htem. Wheatley agt
National Fair Grounds Association; pro con-
fesso. Thompson agt. Thompson; appearance
OF absent defendant ordered. Jackson agt.
kretchmar; referred to auditor without instruc-
defendant ordered, swaggart agt. Swaggart.
divorce granted with custody of Child to mother.
Littell agt. Ingersoll; time for taking testimony
nm limited II TO TWO weeks strahan ag Starr ct al
Lee agt, Per Lee; submitted. Cashier agt. Lang
ley; hearing concluded and case submitted.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jttdge James.
70 yesterday " "; H Shaw; assault jury unable
assault; guilty, sentenced three months in Jail
Charles l. jones' assault; nolle pros. entered.
Joseph Merritt, appeal withdrawn and plea of
guilty to policy dealing; sentence suspended.
To-day, Robert Brown, selling policy; plead
guilty, and sentence suspended. Lewis Jen-
kins, petit larceny, second offence; guilty; PEN
ftentiary Is months.
POLICE CoURT-Jstdqe Shell,
To-day. Henry Simons, vagrancy; bonds or 80
days VIM. Kelly, do; do. VIM. Costello, loud
and boisterous: $ or IS days. VIM. Edmunds,
larceny of tome railroad spikes from the Balti-
more &. Ohio R.R. Co.; 30 days in jail. johnson
Harris, threats to Louisa Merchant; bonds or 30
days. Addison Coleman, assault on Martha
Coleman, his wife; 81 and personal bonds to
keep the peace. Catharine Bailey, charged
keeping an unlicensed bar; sos or SO days.
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., at its Of
fee, 9th and d streets, yesterday elected the
following directOrS:-Van II. Higgins, Adam S.
Pratt, Matthew Laflin Robert Law, C. G. Ham,
mond, Charles Hitchcock, Benjamin V. Page, j.
Alder Ellis and Chas II. Antes.
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GEORGETOWN.

ALLEGED INCENDIARIES CAUGHT.-LewfS Haw-
kins and Moses Snowden, two colored men nv
Ing In this place have been arrested on sus-
picfon of having set JacksonS feed store on fire
some days ago. It win be remembered that in
the week in which this fire occurred four other
fires also took place, some of which were sup
posed to be incendiary. A hearing was had
before Judge Smell this morning, and the ac-
cused men were held to await the action OF the
grand jury.
CATTLE MARKET.-OfferingS and sales at Dro-
vers' Rest yesterday were as follows: 100 cattle,
all sold at to 554c.; $50 sheep and lambs,
all sold at to 634c.; IS cows and calves
sold at $40 to $55.
THE CANAL-The water was turned on this
level of the canal last night.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Help Home Distress.

Editor Star: notice all citizens Of the Dis
trtct go to you for redress of grievances, or any
other object whatsoever. 1 In my turn wish to
do the same. There is one phase of the late
outrage On Miss Liens which has not been
spoken OF but must have occurred to many, and
that is the great expense put on her family.
Now we have subscribed literally for Ireland
l am sure, sympathise with these poor people.
Let us see the practical side OF their sympathy
- PRACTICAL
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A SAepeSriOu.

Editor .Stdr:-At this time, when so much
peril is owing to the darkness of the streets,
would it not be well if every one could beper-
persuaded to let his light shine. The prevalent
nightfall shutters and curtains so as to exclEde
ray Of light from within docs it proceed from
modesty, exclusfveness or selfishness?J IS a
source OF danger to wayfarers If people would
permit, at least, their upper shutters to remain
open until bedtime, the light from their dwell
1ngs would both protect and cheer those who
are compelfed to be abroad after dark, and pre-
vent many CRIME. A. b. g..
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CUTICURA
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
Infallibly Cures.

CUT1crRA, assisted by CUT1cURA SOAP, is ear
nestly believed to be the only positive Specific Rem
edy for the cure Of Salt Rheum or Eczema, Ring
Pemphigns. mpetigo. LeProsy. Lichen. Prurigo..
Itch, Ground Itch, Barber's Itch, yackson's Itch,
Rough and Cracked Skins and all Vascular and
sealy Eruptions and Irritations Of the Skin; Scald
Head, pandruff; Dry, Thin and Falling Hair; Pre-
and Irritations of the Scalp; scrofulous Ulcers,
Sores and Discharging Wounds; Cuts, Wounds,
fammation Rheumatism, and all Affections Of the
Muscles and joints: sore Throat. Diphtheria,
Group and Hoarseness. In all cases of Blood and
Skin Humors the CUTICURA REsoLvENT should be
taken internally until some time after cure is ef-
fected.
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CHARGED WITH lNCENDIARISM.-In the Police
Court, this morning, Moses Snowden and Lewis
Hawkins, colored, were charged with feloniously
David B. jackson, on High street, in George
town, on the night of the 2Sth Of last month,
and damaging It to the extent OF $500. Mr..
Jackson testified that his store was get on fire
about ten minutes after he closed, ana the first
man he saw when he got there was Sn0wden.
Barbara Smith, colored, testified to seeing these
men climb over Mr.. JackSon's fence, and come
out few minutes before the fire was discovered
-rsoS were sent to the grand jury-bonds 500
each.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Last night
about ten O'Clock, as the New York train on the
b. & P. r. r. was on its way south, between
Springfield and Glendale about fifteen miles
out), the engineer noticed something on the
track and sounded the alarm. 1t proved to be
the track and, failing to get out of the way, the
pilot Of the engine struck the animal, and it was
feared the man was killed. The train was
stopped, and it was found that both the hind
legs of the horse had been cut off, and he was
instantly killed, but Harvey was discovered on
the pilot with some bruises about his head. He
was brought here and sent to Providence hos
pital and will soon be out,
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Washington Mendenhall to VIM. II. Rearden
part lot g. So. 1893; 81, 900. Thomas w. johnson
and Robert NJ. Sutton to Margaret Bunch part
lot IL, So. 4Os; $4,000. st. Vincent's orphan
Asylum TO Daniel Murray. lot II, So 1877; 81, 500.
trustees, to Wait T. Huntington, lot 60, in Moses
Kelly's sub. OF lots In SO. 1913; 81 $50. Leroy NJ
Taylor ana VIM. r. Woodward, trustees, to En-
ma Bartholoma. lot 49, In SUBJ OF So. 442; 81, $50.
j. Richards Dodge to John NJ. Marin, sub. lot 81,
of sub. div. sub. lot Sd, and part sub. lot r. in
So. 242; ESQ. C. NJ. Butler TO G. II: Williams,
lots Is and 16, SO. 15s; 81, 21I.5O. w. W. Bur-
dette to John F. Olmstead, lots % to 80. So. 49,;
s.. B. T. Hawley TO John C. Hawley, parts l
and r. So. 1893; $50.
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BRILLIANT PROSPECT FOR THE RACES AT WASH
INGToN.-The Y. Y. World, good authority In
sporting matters says" From what is already
known OF the entries for the several stakes to be
run during the coming season, 1t is seen that
the entries are larger than ever before, eSpe-
cfally at Washington and Baltimore. The Ma
tional Fair Association leads the eastern cam
paign with its inaugural spring meeting, and
that the large eastern owners, like Mr. Belmont
and Mr.. Geo. Lorillard, appreciate the establish
ment OF meeting at the national capital is
shown by their making entries in nearly every
stakp.-
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CITY ITEMS.
NOTHING Is more certain 30 cure rheumatism
than DtrdR9'S Rheumatic Remedy.

PERFECTIoN.--Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved
World's Hair Restorer always grateful and ben
efcfal to the human hair. One trial establishes
lis superiority and excellence. over 10 years
the favorite preparation. II cannot fail to re-
store gray hair to its youthful color and pro-
duee luxuriant growth. Your hair will cease to
fall. Dandrun quickly removed. beautiful
gloss and delightful fragrance is given to the
hair. Sold by Druggists, sl.25 per bottle.
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COLUMBIA STREET RAILROAD CoMPANY.-At a
meeting of the stockholders OF the Columbia
Railroad company held yesterday afternoon at
the Board of Trade rooms the following board
OF directors was elected: II. A. Willard, VIM.
II. Clagett, George w. Hardness, VIM. B. Reed,
Albert Gleason, Fl. X. Willard and A. B. Copies.
A dividend OF fifty cents per share was de-
plarpd
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DUNLAP Il Co., New York, Spring Styles of
SILK, Stiff and Soft Hats, now ready, at James
Y. Davis Sons, 621 Pennsylvania ave-, under
Metropolitan Hotel sd
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TEE PHOTOGRAPH of Mines Levick as lingo
MARI by Rice Bro. s. which we saw at Barlow'S
art gallery, is a splendid representation OF the
character, finely executed. SIr. Rice appears to
have caught the pose and expression which we
expect TO see In the uncouth, but noble Bar
harlan.
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THE BOOK SAIE.-Amnng the books to be sold
at Dowling'S auction rooms this evening are a
choice collection of Americana" about so vol
umes on spirituah5m, magnetism, &C., and many
valuable miscellaneous books. +
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AT THIS BILIOUS SEASON the system needs
cleansing to ward the dreadful feeling attend
ing an early attack, and nothing can do 1t more
Biters, manufactured by W. E. THORNTON, Bal
timore, Md. Sold by all druggists, 81 a bottle
or rs cts. a package
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CATALOGUES for the great Barlow collection of
oil paintings &C.. at 1926 New York avenue, the
sale Of which takes place tomorrow evening,
can be had at Anglims Antiquarian Bookstore,
or at the gallery
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| LAZY and dull feelings are sure precursors of
| Danish. 9-eo3t
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For AN IRRrTATED THROAT, cough or cold,
B'o,rn's Bronchial 7TOcleS are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They MAIN
tain the good reputation they have justly ac-
guired. tu,th,s
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WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
9O6 G ST., near 9th. First-class in every respect.
Prices moderate, Nv
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POSITIVELY ONLY FEW DAYs.-Remember to
attend the closing sales OF silver ware, watches,
etc, at 10, and 100 each day this week, VIII
Hams Co.'S salesroom, corner 10th and SITS.
See card
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Condensed Locals.

The Citizens Market recently erected by a
private company on Rhode Island avenue, De
opened for business Saturday evening last. The
whole number OF stalls sold is eighty which
were sold for five years. from S65 to Sl45 each,
bonus, with the privilege of extending for five
years longer.
The 9th street NJ. E. Church entertainment
last night was great success, the principal
features OF the programme being Rotations and
singing. In the for mer, little Annie Lewis ac-
quilted herself much to the pleasure of the au-
dience, and in the latter Miss Eva Mills took the
lead and met with much favor.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers were at the White
House to-day, and sang before the President in
the library.
born infant in the grounds in the rear of Mr.. w.
w. Corcoran's house, No. 1911 II street NV. The
coroner was notified and gave a certificate OF
burial.
Mr. John Reynolds, one of the "Old Defend
ers" of Baltimore, and father Of Major c. A.
Reynolds, Quartermaster U.S.A., Is to-day cele-
bratiDg his eighty seventh birthday at his resi-
deDce on c street northeast, and is still hale
and hearty.
J. shillington and J. c. Parker send Demon
est's Illustrated Portfolio of Fashions for 1880
and Demorest'S "What to Wear, and How to
Make II" for the spring and summer OF 1850.
The following patents have been issued to
persons In this city: F. j. Smith, assignor to J.
c. Smith. chair; II. d. Hitchcock and G. III.
Read sailors ditty-box; Fl. H. Barker and G..
Edmonson alarm for telephone lines.
Robert l.. Dashiell prominent minister OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and secretary of
the Missionary Society, died yesterday morning.
at his residence, near Newark, NJ Mr.. Dashiell
had been confined to his house for some time
with combination of diseases and recently
had undergone an operation without permanent
relief. He was born in Salisbury, on the East
ern Shore OF Maryland and entered the Balti-
more Conference in 1SiS. His first appoint
mentS were in Virginia. and afterwards in this
city. In 1850 or 1861 he Joined the New Jersey
Conference, within the bounds OF which he filled
several important appointments. He was a
graduate OF Dickinson College of the class of
1916. and In 1865 was elected president OF that
college, holding the position for four years. In
1872 he. the late Rev. T. NJ. Eddy and Rev. j. NJ.
Reid were elected missionary secretaries by the
General Conference OF the NJ. F. Church. This
office Mr.. Dashien held at the time OF his death.
He was an attractive speaker and popular pull
pit orator. Upwards OF twenty years ago he mar
Tted Miss Mary Jane Henley. a member of Union
N. E. Church. in this city, OF which he had been
a former pastor. Having family it was feared
that during his illness he would be troubled
about their welfare, and in order to relieve his
anxiety about four weeks ago some prominent
MethodistS OF New YORK and Brooklyn pre-
sented him with $4,000 in United States bonds.
Mr.. Dashieli was about So years of age. Rev.
John Fl. Dashiell, OF Annapolis, is g brpther of
the deceased.
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SURRENDERED ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Governor Hamilton, of Maryland, sent requi-
Sition here for Timothy Marshall and Harrison
johnson, charged with stealing one hog and
four barrels OF corn from the farm OF Joseph J.
Stewart, In Montgomery county, Md, and Chief
over to Sheriff John II. Ketchner of Mont
gomery county. which was DONE and he yester-
day afternoon took them 10 Rockville, Nd, for
trial
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PROMPT ARREST OF AIN ALLEGED THERETO
day VIM. Jones, a bury coiored man, walked
into the Botanical gardens where the men under
Mr.. Smith were at work, and stole coat be-
ers who. with one Of his fellows, arrested Jones
and took him to police headquarters, when he
was locked up for hearing before Judge Smell
tomorrow.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c, TO-nig

National T7sedteT. - Mary Anderson as
"Julia, - in 1.-THE Hunchback."
Fords Opera House.-John T. RAYMOND as
s1chabod Crane" in ''Wolfert'S Roost-"
Theate7. CoLaiQ1Ie. - 1.-THE Highwayman OF
Paris" and varieties.
Masonic 7sppl-Prof Carpenters exhioi-
tionS OF meSmeriSIn.
Congregational C7t,trch.-Concert OF the Pea
body String Quartette.
Lincoln HdH-Coneert by the Fisk Jubilee
Singers
Tallmadqe HaH.-Lecture by DR.. Mitchell
woman,
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"a WISE MAN CHANGES HIS OPINION SELDOM
A Fool NEyER.r-Some weeks since the Post
master General instructed poStmasters to refuse
to register letters or issue money orders address
ed to the Louisiana State Lottery Company, OF
New Orleans, thus including this company
among those doing q fraudulent business. HaV-
satisfy himself OF anything fraudulent In It's
operations, he rescinded this order on the 9th
OF February, and orders ali mail facilitieA ex-
tended again to the company as formerly. Buy
ers OF tickets, therefore, can again send by reg
istered letters to NJ. A. Dauphin, New orleans,
La, or same at 319 Broadway, New York city,
day, April 18th, advertised at length elsewhere
In our columns.
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GENTLEMEN:
"FoR THE PAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE
SOLD VARIOUS BRANDS OF POROUS PLAs-
TIERS. PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC PRE-
FER BENsoNs CAPCINE PLAsTERs TO ALL
OTHERS. WE CONSIDER THEM ONE OF
THE FEW VERY RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD
REMEDIES THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHER POROUS PLAsTERs."
To. sEABURY JOHNSON.
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
febl4-1m 81 Plat St., Netc York.
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Ireland to the Front.

If you are bilious take QuiTE's irish Tea. Sold
by druggists at 25 cts. a package.
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J. II. CRANE,
OVER
1000 DRUGGISTS

1000 DRUGGISTS
Hare Signed the F0tto,ciug En-
dOrsement, the Signatures or
,Chich are open for Inspection,
and can be seen at FL Platt Street,
NeiU York.
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Two BALTIMORE BOYS AND DIAMOND RING
The detectives yesterday arrested two boys who
were trying to dispose of diamond ring In an
Avenue 1ewelry store. They were sent 10 head
quarters and their identity established as
Charles Beard and Edward Brown Of Balti-
more. Several other rings were found on them
The police communicated by telegraph with
Marshal Gray, OF Baltimore, and aScertained
sister, In that city. They were returned to her.
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THE STRAWBERRY SEASON opened here earlier
this year than ever before the first arrival from
the south being ten crates on the ed Of JAN
uary, shipped from Charleston, S. C. Since then
the increase has been gradual, and to-day Ad-
ANS Express brought up 400 crates from the
same place, less than 20 being left here and the
remainder passing through-the larger portion
for New York.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Louis C. F. Hugo and Lizzie Young; Edward S.
Brown and Marion Jones; TanZy Williams and
Ann Alton, both OF Prince George county, Md.
A. B. Adams and A. NJ. Bland, both OF Balti
moro
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SKIN DISEASES.
A severe case of five years. duration
entirely cured.
Messrs. WEEKS L. POTTER: CONTAMINATION the
benefit of the world wish to make this statement:
have be en- icted with skin disease for about
five years. and have tried almost everything that
could hear of without any relief whatever, until
cluded to try them
certify that only used them about six weeks
until was entirely well, but before commenced
using them my face. breast and back, were almost
a solid scab. and often scratched the blood from
CUTIcURA REMEDIES are the best for skin diseases
that ever was brought before the public.
Very gratefully yours, F. NJ. FOX.
CADDo, IND. TER, Feb. q, 1879.
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THousANps OF our citizens have adopted DR.
Bulls cough syrup as the family standby" /
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

These Ilasters put new life into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back. draw Inflammation from the Liver and Kid
neys. stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, and when
placed over the pit of the Stomach cure Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and Bilious Collie, prevent Ague. Mala-
ria, and other diseases. Get the genuine. q
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LIEUT. A. VERPLANCK's SUDDEN DEATH.-The
body OF the man who was found dead in his bed
at the National Hotel yesterday, as stated in
TEE STAR, was identified as that OF Lieut.. Ver-
planck, who was son Of the late Hon. Isaac A.
living there-Mrs. George B. Webster and Mrs.
Edward 8. Damn. He was educated at West
Point, where he graduated with honors about
he entered the regular army, where he served
until quite recently. Undertaken Buchly has
had the body embalmed, and has forwarded 1t
by express 10 his friends In RuffaIo =
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CHLDREN's necklaces, bracelets and rings.
Prigg's.
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A SERVANT CHARGED WITH ROBBERY AND AR
sON-Detectives VoSS ana Acton yesterday ar
rested Alice Tasco, colored, on charge of steal
fng silk dress and setting fire to a wardrobe OF
clothing belonging to Mrs. T. II. Martin her
employer, living at 1910 Columbia street. The
dress was recovered from an ash pile near the
house The wardrobe Of clothing valued at
4300, was totally destroyed. She Is held for a
hearing on the charge OF arson.
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lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WeLtes Health Rereacer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
n. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
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TRY
THE HUB PUNCH.
THE HUB PUNCH.
THE HUB PUNCH.

PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED
FROM so YEARS EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAC-
TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE
OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND CONvE-
NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY To THE FES-
TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR,
AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIC THE UUB
PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, CON-
TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST NATE
RAILS. AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE
MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE.
MANUFACTURED BY c. ii. GRAVES &,
SONS, BOSTON, MASS,
TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY
J. II. CRANE,
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
AND BY THE FOLLOWING wELL-KNowN
GROCERS:
N. ". BURCHELL, 1892 st. NV
JACKSON CO., GAG Pennsylvania ave. NV
WILLIAM ORME h SONS, IOl3 Penn ave- n W.
b. W. REEDS SONS, 1910 + st. NV
BEAI1L Il BAKER, 100 Pennsylvania ave- NV
BROWNING MIDDLETON, 6IO Pa. ave. NV.
ELLA CHELINI, lbs Pa. ave. and l36 st.s.e
JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1921 New York ave. NV.
HOLMES BROTHER, corner LIST and SITS. NV
O. c. BRYAN, corner 18th and streets NV.
marc
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THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., at its Of
following dtrectorS:-Van II. Higgins, Adam s.
Pratt, Matthew Latin, Robert Law, c. G. Ham,
mond, Charles Hitchcock, Benjamin V. Page, j.
Alder Ellis and ChaS II. AnteS
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CARRIAGE ROBES AND BLANKETS AT CosT.-We
offer our entire stock Of the above goods at cost
for cash. The blankets are suitable for driving
or travelling. Those in want OF such articles
will find it to their advantage to call. JAMES
Y. DAVIS Sons, Cpl Pennsylvania avenue, under
METROPOLITAN Hotel. %
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A Miserable Being
is one that IS bilious. Get from your druggist
package Of Q1ttrk's irish Tea. Price 25 cents.