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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution to me directed
by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Mississippi
County, Arkansas, to satisfy certain decree
rendered by said Court at its May term, 1851. for
the sum OF sll2, 90 principal with $l2 80 interest
and VI 90 cost. in favor OF c. G, Horton, against
r. Myers ct al /, ! will in front Of the Court
house IN Osceola, Ark within legal hours, on
SATURDAY, July 10TH, 1881,
sell TO the hghOs, bidder, on q credit of three
months, tcqulty of redemption barred by said
dscree.D an undivided half interest in the 81 of
the E12 OF the y W of sec ion ~, In Township
IL, n. X. III, + H. said County, levied on 10y
me under said execution A lien will be retain
ed on the land for the purchase .onoy.
W. Is. UASkINS;
June "a, 1881. Sheriff
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THE following voluntary certili.
cate from Mr.. Higgins, Mate of the
Steamer Osceola Belle, we find in
the Evening Ledger. IL pays a
meritcd tribute to one of our most
worthy physicians
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A Card to the Public.

FOt DNCt loui } culS h"No SuHSi-
cd with that disease known as Ec-
zema. During that time l was
treated by the principal doctors OF
Memphis, Louisville and Cinema
ii, but experienced no relief. sui-
fcred fearfully, and often had to
quit work on account Of it. About
six weeks ago | went TO DR.. IL. G.
DunavGnt, at Osceola, Ark, and
explained my case. Ho gave me a
prescription which | had filled and
used as directed. After Il weeks
use of the ointment | was relieved
and now | am entirely cured. 1
make the above statement so that
all who are afflicted with Eczema
can be cured by calling on or ad-
dressing DR.. IL. G. Dunavant at
Oscoola, Ark.
J. T.. HIGGINs.
Mate Str. Usceola Belle.
Memphis, Tenn.
We have taken the liberty to
copy the above without the knowl-
edge of DR.. Dunavast, whose strict
adherence to the old school profes
sional rule on the subject of adver
Using professional qualifications,
we know and respect yet in this
day of charlatanism and quackcry,
we believe that true merit should
be acknowledged and made the
only passport to success, and that
when ono has made an important
and useful discovery, whether ii DO
in the practice of medicine, or any
other branch Of science, tho fact
should not be kept from the public
who are to be benefited by it, from
false notion of professional cti-
quette. In every other business,
occupation or profession, merit is a
test of success. 1t should DO so with
those who hold the lives of the peo-
pie in their pill-bags.
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Fever. muigesuon ana deranged liver, con-
amt or periodical headaches, weakness in
- 9ook OF kidneys, pain IN the shoulder rs
.1orqot parts Of the body, feeling Of
6 dependency, Ass ali readily
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY, ARk.-TO FALL TERM. 1881.
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Cornelia, arrest you remember wei
enough, hey ?"
And SO the presentation was merrill,
gotten over, and Walter found himself
1t home 10 the most pleasant family he
bad ever known.
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up because 1t panied him whenever il touched
his body. But Mr.. Bergh considered this cruel
as 1t undoubtedly was and put stop to IL i'm
this city. As soon the head and neck are
right the horse is fastened i'm stall with pulley
in the ceiling Immediately over his tail cord Is
put through this pulley. with a weight of 10 or
ID pounds on one end. The other end is fas-
tened to the upper part of the horses tail The
weight keeps the tail elevated and gives il a
pretty curve. Ii does not answer Ia do this
while the mouthiDg-iron is At work. for the UNI
usual sensat ions at mouth and tail at the same
time would fret him too much and. perhaps in
jure his health. There is some little risk in the
tail improvement. The horse will fight hard 10
whisk his tail out of the fastening; So il has To
be strapped pretty tight. Ii he pulls too hard
on it. the strap may cut and the sore become
lrritated. have known horses Ia die OF lock
jaw from this process
These are the principal methods employed.
the surgeon concluded. Ito turn country boobies
into city swells. Thousands of horses are so
trained every year. There are many other de-
V!ees-so many. indeed. that il would take me
all day and half the night To describe them. II
Is an easy matter to give the horse a shiny APP
pearance, Take any horse, trained or unframed.
thoroughbred or common stock feed him well.
groom him well and often and YOU may use his
sleek side for a mirror. Look out for that gray
mare. she's little ugly. Good morning."-N.
\. Times
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Out Of Door Sports

HORSE RACES AND RAsE BALL YESTERDAY.
AZ Buffalo yesterday the unfinished race of tho
da' before was won 10y Edwin Thorne. The st47
race WAS taken 10y Troubadour The free-foF~nli
pacing race for purse Of % 200. divided. wss
very exciting. Little Brown jug. who sold for
so Ia 80 against the field won the first heat,
Was NTH in the second. and Was distanced i'm the
third heat. Matte Hunter who then became
the faroriic having won the second heat was
beaten 10y Bay Billie. who took the third fourth
and nfth heats. Time. 2;l3st. 2lSi<. 2I7L,
2:-u. 2l1 [. Green exhibited Great Eastern.
trotting to wagon with Monitor. a running
horse, Tor companion. Two heats were made
I'm 2:21is 2:20is.
The third race at Saratoga yesterday was half
mile and Was won 10y Puck la SIS. seconds.
Fourth race. mile heats. first heat won by Sir
hugh, time l:4l$i: second heat won 10y Boule-
ward time LA. third heat and race won by Bou-
leyard. time l:46is
Maud was exercised at Buffalo " ". yes
terday morning. hut no official time was taken.
some claim that she did n mile in 2:ll while
Others timed her in 2:llis. No record was taken
AT the different points on the track. The great
race against time viii take place to-day
Base ball yesterlay:-N New Nork-Metre-
politans ;. Alhanys4. At Providence Troys o.
Providence o. At Boston-Morcesters S. Boz
tons o.
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1891 THE GREAT 70

1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
10 The b6G hSnEH Hk Whsr s ATP
TRAINS rf s TFShsH NS3 Issa.s1
Of sixth and streets as follows; ''''
For Pittsburg and the West. 500 am. daily with
cinnan St Louis and Chicago; 80 m. d daily y
BsLIlio 5a IA. AND 3 f PofoHSAc RAILROAD
For Communications. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara with
daily except sunday $50 mn sax sS SoU san
ppr rs' With Paaoe Cars to Canandaisua and Wat
For Wilhamsport Lock Haven and E,mira AZ 10. 10 a
T.. m. daily, except sunday.
LOIS pm; limited express Of Pullman Parior Cars
For E y;Sy Z; M 9daHly except sunday.
seq City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. sffortiinx
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
Tor Philadelphia. 500 am, 10 80 m 90 S. 40 10 90
and lois pm; On Sunday, 100. $40. 10 90 and
W. S =, IA. Limited Express. $50 al daily ex-
For Baltimore, 40. 500. $50, 1880 m. and 400
SUNDAY i 500, 1890 am. 200. 5io $50. 10 90
For Pores creek Line. $40 and 4aO p. M. daily
For Annapolis. go m and 40 pm daily. excep,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
k RsD PAL ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria 90, 7:20, $50. and IL 80 am An
e:9 So o O. 90 90 500 and II 80 On sunday al
For R;cS;,: ~ and IL Isl so M and SEQ pm
Trains Alexandra for W..Snsson soo sos aud
and 400 midnight On SUNDAY m at y o5 ana ID
10 90 Am 90 and 9:05 pm.
Of 18th street and avenue and at the depot
cfuers can oe left for the checns Of baggage to
y; 3. MOOD General P.s.snxsr Agent.
fnANk THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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THREE MEN NEARLY CARRIED OVER NIAGARA
FALLs-HOw THEY WERE RESCUED.
A telegram from Prospect House. Niagara
Falls, August ID, says: Three men came a. near
going over the falls here last night as any mau
did who still lives to tell the story. John I.eh-
man and his son and John Greenwood. all of
Chippewa, Ontario. village a short distance
from here. crossed the river in the morning
in two small boats to visit some friends on
the American side. The two Lehmans we're i'm
one boat anS Greenwood was in the other They
set out just before dusk to return home and
pushed their boats into the stream. hardly more
than mile above the falls. II was an exceed
ingly foolhardy thing to do but they We're ia
miliar with the river and thought they could
play with the rapids little without being hurt
They were not more than half way across when
the river became covered with thick fog and
the men lost each other. 1t was impossible for
them to guide themselves in the darkness and
mist, and they began to shout for help. Theircries
were heard on shore but nobody cared to VEN
ture into the stream to run the chance Of find
ing them or being hurried over the fails Their
cries. however. were answered, ana the wh0le
town turned out to try to rescue them. The
church bells were rung. and the large bell on the
tannery. to direct the imperiled men which way
to head their little crafts, but the roar of the
falls drowned every other sound, and the boats
were meanwhile drifting rapidly toward the
edge. Greenwood had q small anchor at
tached to q long line In his boat, and ne
threw 1t out. The anchor. by great good
luck. took hold of Q rock. and his progress was
stopped. The Lehmans drifted down to within
half mile of the falls their course being easily
traced from the shore BY their cries Their lives
were saved By their boat striking counter-cur-
rent, which carried them against projecting
point on the Canadian side, near the burning
spring. Greenwood was heard shouting for help
ct intervals throughout the night, but this
iaorning when day broke he was seen still riding
safely at anchor, and IVES spoa rsneued-
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
aAE MODEL FAST ktSE; ASp THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY DAD.
rssP asSsnsH 2sD ST. LOUIS
tsSHepsf kf Fsf Sig and Way Stations
s.rasbarg. Winchester hasrrsown. and %ay Via
4 Ell I'D Wy NV sSss AND
AND oa VALLEY ley ExFREss
meets for Haserstewn and at Point of Rocks for
ss:OOaOn SUNDAY only for Baltimore Annapolis and
1000 BALTIMORE EXPRESS t.sops a. Hyattuvlle.
Gol.ege, Bei'syille. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
floiS ST. dIs EStR SthiGAGo CINCINNATI AND
l2lO Baltimore Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta
SR sunday Only fef Baltimore and Way.
fs:oovv BAL IAng PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
s:3O-BeltmOre and Way Stations. Winchester Fred
eEek H sSG:ss and Way yia Re,ay
Fsdere ia ksay sops At AnRa
and Way statons 6n Sunday to Point Of
R2eks and Way Stations only
ah way a Ss1to and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hy attssille and Laurel.
6:05-PCint Of Rocks and Way Stations.
f6:i5-BIltiInore and Way Stations.
9:3o-BALTIMURE, EVANSVILLE AND LAUREL
ts:1sEEfiTTsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
oNPHIIADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York
1O:Oo-BAlTI1IORE, HYATTSVII.E and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops on signal to let of passengers
at any station between Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
tDa;ly. .Sundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station and 619 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, lAth street. where orers
viii be taken for baggage ~ be checked and received al
any point IL the city. m23
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KILLED RY A SIx-YEaR-OLD BoY.-John
Goshen. New Mexico desperate, who boasted
that he had murdered ten men, was killed BY q
six-year-oid son Of one Hallowell, near Santa
Fe. the other day. Previously he had attacked
HallOwel without any provocation and beea
knocked down. Later he called at Hallowelf's
house, found the latter's son playing
in the yard. and asked for his father.
''what is your name?" inquired the boy.
Goshen" was the reply. I'm see n
father Is at home" said the lad, as he went int
the h0use. When he returned he brought shot
gun, and Goshen received load of buckshot
before he could mount his horse. The boy had
been instructed by his father TO shoot Goshen 4
he called during his parents absence.-Snata ne
Letter.
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A POLICEMAN DYING WHILE MAKING An
ARREsT.-First District Policeman Weinberg Last
evening went to the assistance Of his comrade
Black. who had arrested two men aft 9th and
Federal streets Weinberg seized Moses Fleming,
well-known character and ey-convict. who
resisted. A crowd gathered some of whom
advised Fleming to go with his captor- At that
instant the policeman tottered and fell to the
pavement. As he did so Fleming sprang away
The policeman was taken to "A drug store. when
he was found to be dead from probable attack
of heart disease aggravated by the eycitemeRt.
Fleming was soon afterward retaken.--Ihila-
dtlDl.ia Times
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DEMOCRATIC DEADLOCK IN THE SEVENTH
MARYLAND JUDICIAL DIsrRIcT-The demOcraeic
convention for the seventh judicial district 81
Maryland, comprising Calvert, Charles, g.
Mary's and Prince Georges counties, was unable
to agree upon a candidate for chief Judge ana
adjourned to September 1. The proceedings
were lively. There was a dead-lock-tbe op-
position being TO Judge Daniel k. Mag1uder,
the present incumbent, for chief Judge. Hen.
ID. G. Harris. of st. Mary's took an active pan
i'm the fIuitless discussion of the day.
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BROWN: On Jhursday, at lilo .. M, August q.
1881, JEFFERSON BROWN, aged seventy yoarp =
native Of Prince George county. Md, but for Insn
years q resident Of Washington. ID. c., and an -
ploye at the Government Printing Once.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence N
40 ID street southeast on Sunday, August Sfh. ~
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends are ressectfuliy -
vi ted 10 attend
LEAHf AZ an, Thursday. August eth. l8oa.
erick, Ireland. aged twenty nine year,.
Relatives and friends artnyited 20 attend the fuueua
which takes place from his late rosddenca 6lO En-
avenue, On Sunday, II pm.
NASH; On Wednesday morning, August Sd l0oR
At IL O'Clock An, GEORGE SCOTT NASH infsS
month";
Funeral from his parents rssideuca ssI IN -
southea.t Friday. August 6th, O'Clock p. m -
uSes ana friends are respectfully invited 70 attsnd-
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DEATH FROM AN OPERATION WITH BIArM-
sCHIEDTIsMUs.-JOhn Getchy. a saloon-keeper,
died in Jersey City, Nj. Sunday. from the
effects. it is charged of an operation performed
upon him by Henry Bremen. Getchy had besa
suffering from a wound received about ninetesa
years ago. Bremen professed to be able to cusU
Getchy, and performed an operation on hin
with an instrument which he called blaum-
schiedtismus. Immediately after the operates
the leg of the deceased began TO swell, anA
Getchy died in eleven days thereafter. II Ia g.
serted that his blood was poisoned. Breusa
left for Cincinnati, but the detectives are aftAr
him.
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WHERE WERE THE INTERNAL MACHINES
MADE:-W. III. Lincoln, the agent OF the LeylaaA
line of steamers at Boston, rldicules the ida
that the Internal machines sent abroad were
made either i'm New York or PEORIA and init
mates that he knows where they were made. but
wthholds his knowledge from the public iR
order that premature disclosure may not de-
feat the ends of justice.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
CTINEMETZ.

TNHOMPsON's SHIRT FACTORY,
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. a specially. fit
guaranteed.
READY MADE SHIRTS at following prices:
Best Wamsltta, unfinished, rs cts. finished 80 cts
Best Best F. OF the L.. unfinished Csc finished 80 cts
Latest Novelties in Summer NECK WEAR.
FANCY HALE HOSE, UNDERWEAR and q full line
Of GENTS FURNISHINGS at remarkable Low
PRICES.
Money refunded where goods fail to suit
ie11 JAMES THOMPSON, Manager.
pUY THE '.MYSTERY'' SHIRT.-They are made of
ID first class Muslins such New York Mills. Wam-
sltta and Wiamsyie third fourth rate goods
stamped Wamsutta. When yon buy the MYSTERY"
SHIRT you get trstclass Muslin and the best Sound
Heavy Linen for 70 cents, and they sat:sfac-
tory when you get them home return them and
get Your money
LINEN COLLARS. finest quality and latest styles
only 81. 30 per dozen; six for IS cents.
SILK NECK WEAR, cheaper than ever.
Very fine All-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, % cents,
worth 40, at f.
MEGINNISS'.
ml2 1902 street northwest.
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DIED..

The healing properties of st. Jacobs Oil a.
becoming more known every day.
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AUCTION SALES.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
naencing at TEN O'CLOCK:
One l-foot Showcase. -.'-'
One Dark Brown Work Horse.
Bar Counter, &c, &c. a4-2t
GALE OF DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE COUNTY.
At the request of the owner shall offer for
bAYe a aqe5GS IN fr9Rt & the preTIsef on THUR
3 g ! GS, Lots 81 IS. g. s = and
HILL" in the county of washington. C 'p'>'
sasy and Will B made M saHn as sa
VTNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
FIVE HoGsHEADs OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY AT
r On S sAAT rg5I AIGusT SIXTH. 1851, AT
Isr-a 0CLOCk within my saesrooms. shall sell
The attention of the trade directed this sale
~ 9th and D streets northwest.
MATT InX CT SALE OF GHoIGE G3IEG
HAbNaAHP PEfYS ANP
&c; IN ALL sUPERioR C0ILECTiON OF
fofI$n 5SEp AT ittffoS 10 W vi OUR
On MoND ,An, M or. AUGUST EIGHTH. COM
Mantels now set ready for examination au4d
TRTsTEE's So SALE OF THE FURNITERE AND Eff
ssD skEf ffkSEH NEW JERSEY AVENUE
E? aSs sa sfa sss ~
S ne e the a S s5 p pas esn
SfH ss naf N Sssss .ashtd fa Ire
above trust, and f. CONFUSING in part
E Mslnas P pass M FURNITURE
Window Hangngs,
sMpu r fables
S Srsssins a9 Ga:s. sP &. sastsaas
Mardrobes. G. s. Chairs.
Hair irs and f Har IsH Mat stresses
Walnut Extension Dining and other Tables,
-Four dozen WALNUT Dining Chairs
China and Glassware Cutlery, &C., &C.
Eight Heating stoves,
a4-dts W. H. CLAGETT. Trustee.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctoneers
f9sEs ON hxENsb3S TAP dlpff SP
sET az HNsHAS stEFETf l HATh SIS
ki fcaES sf HfEss AER s GLASSWARE RANGE
Ten On TEES9kky AUGusI I'll, N1N NJ, D ol 1851 at
land avenue southwest the above collection of Furni-
tllre, &C.
au3-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Il ON THE EAST SIDE OF BOUNDARY STREET
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned
dated October 5, 1876. and recorded in Iiber No.
83l, folio 49l ct seq, one of the Land Records in
and fer the District of Columbia, and at the writ
thereby we viii sell At public suction in front Of the
GUST ID. 1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. II. the follow
ing described Real Estate, situate and lying in the
county OF Washington, d. c., and known and described
as the southern half of lot numbered eight o. in Wright
and Coxs subdivision of Pleasant Plains, fronting hf
depth OF the lot together with the improvements
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest six per
cent and secured by deed of trust on the property
sold Conveyancins at cost of purchaser $50 to be paid
down at time of sale.
ALBERT +. FOX,
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, trustees
j. L. GOODWILL, Auctioneer. AID
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID most reliable LAplEs' FHYsTcIAS in the city. can
TO and to .. All Female Complaints and irresuiari-
ties quickly cured Prompt treatment Separate rooms
NO CURE NO PAY.-TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
~ private diseases at and you shall he
Ka Rs a y speedy sT5s without Dr. BROTH
nR. RECORD. l4l WEST FAYETTE STREET. BAL
amore from long experience in hospits and private
Of Il the oc f in
discretion with Spernatorrhea, premature decay lost
Py eT sanse
~ Ladies' Physician in Washington. Female IrrsEu-
iarlhes Distractions and Leucorrhea quickly cured.
Once SOS street southwest opposite Smithsonian No
Nj dies All female Complaints quickly cured roc Can b be
consulted daily At s24 It'll street northwest once hours
NHkvk And Il BRAIN E ssss
for ays.srs pizzinsss GonvMlsiSns Serycs Head
ThSa Imposnsy Involuntary Eni MS, frsnstnre
which esds to misery decay and dssh
One box viii cure recent Each box contains
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case With each
ave dollars viii send purchaser our Written guar.
de BY sfo aeS
WELL. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington d. c..
Whofesaleand Retail Agents. to whom all orders should
be addressed ocl6 I, this
MANHOOD REsTORED.--Ay victim of early impru-
NA dence causing nervous debility, premature decay.
covered simple Of self cure which he viii send
free to his fellow sufferers.
Address j. H. REEVES.
oct7-eo 43 Chatham street, New York.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE
lJfor Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness Impotency elect
Scrofnla syphilis and all Blood and Skin Diseases
speedily cured 6onorrhaa cured in - hours. For
sale by VIM. Is. ENTWISLE Druggist corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania Price S. per box sent
by mail under seal on receipt of price, me
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY,
~ and Saturday at his Office ass street n W.. near
AZ street from to O'Clock p. H.. wno with fifteen
experience in All diseases of the
Urinary Organs. Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnAl Emissions Impotefcy, &c Gonorrhpa Syphi
lis recently contracted. positively cured i'm from to 10
days Consultation strictly private and separate offices
for ladies' Refers to the leading physicians Of Baltimore
Main Office, 10 8. Eutaw street. Baltimore. Changes
moderate. feb7
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Al
" the best 50 is JUSTH'S Old Stand known for years
- sns only pace where hrst-clase SECOND HAND
LOddlNS can be sod at respectable prices Address
- and Ith streets rortrwest Branch Store No. 4O6
Note BY mail promptly attended to. marN
(sEMETEHY NOTICE-Stafuary. Italian Mar1le and
~ Granite Monuments. Headsfones, Mantes &c
winch VIII be sold at very reasonable prices.
w. RUTHERFORD CO..
1l6-Sm ZIG Penna- ave. near Star ofYiee
III A PRINCESS
- Is the name of our scent CIGAR: IL IA sne-b
SICkLES Caifcrnix Cigar St,ra- -
10. loil Penn- ave.. bet 10Th and llth Sta MA
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SPORTING GOODS.

BULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY!
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sEAsoNABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK.
MEMS DEPARTMENT:
Light G lssbf G Suits,
seersueker suits.
Serge Suits,
~ Drap de Etat Suits.
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT:
New Novelties daily arriving.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.:
snts ne ne OF hlue Flannel. CheViot aud cass'mafe
oHILDRENs DEPARTMENT:
Inc Moss Elaborate Dispiayfn the city.
Kill SUITS "a SPECIALITY.
CALL AND EXAMINE.r5ad
u Prices tho lowest
Yl No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
SCHLlTZ's MILWAUKEE BEER.
THE BEST IN '.TnHHE COUNTRY.
.H37i
and es the District
sAML c. PALMER,
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