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EnrnNS1 Marches


In 1857 Frederic the Great marched about l60
miles in 20 days; and again. after Rossbach. a
little greater distance in Is days. but lost 800
men through exhaustion. In 11G0. with 40. 600
men and 900 wagons. he accomplished about
so miles i'm DAYS The same year the Austrian
Gen. Lasey, with Is, 600 men. knocked or $50
miles in 10 days. Prince Eugene. of Wurtem-
burg. to relieve Berlin. made forced march on
the 4th of October, 1850 of Sc miles i'm one
Gay. This latter does not approach the feat
OF the sixth corps-35 miles in 10 hours. 1t
may be remembered by many of those who
served with the Army of the Potomac that
Birney's first (Red Diamond) division of
the third corps had won for themselves the
nickname Of ''Rlrney's Foot Cavalry" and this
title was subsequently applied to the second
corps after the third corps was combined with
it. In regard to the third corps, Army of the
Potomac, the writer feels that it deserves equal
pre-eminence with the third corps of the French,
army under Napoleon i'm the campaign of 1906
VI the latter organization. Marshal Dayoust said
to Napoleon during this, the Jena campaign
when the Emperor expressed his admiration OF
its achievements and his grief ut its heavy
losses, 'Sire. the soldiers of the third corps will
every be to you what the tenth legion was to
Caesar" allison. H., 457. p The activity OF
the third and Of the combined second-third
corps rivaled that Of Oudinot's grenadiers, in
October 1906, when they actually outmarched
cavalry. accomplishing IL leagues day, and con-
trlbuting chiefly to the capture of the Austrian
Archduke Ferdnands column. which had es-
capped from Ulm. (Jervis, 154: Alison, H.. 351 ].
In the pursuit of Lee the sixth corps kept up
with the cavalry on the 6th-so says Col. Arch
ibald Hopkins, 37th Massachusetts, volunteers,
in his account Of Q.ittle) Sailors Creek,
9th of April, 1S65-and it is claimed that
the fifth corps had likewise equaed
the speed of the horsemen prior to the
concentration at Jetersville, evening OF the
5th. (Badeau's ''Grant." ill.,. SIS. 622 3d. % &c. J
The infantry. both of the Army of the Potomac
and of the Army of Northern Virginia, justified
Lieut.. Gen. Baron Ambert's magnificent eulogy
OF the foot soldiers, whom he styles 1.-The sinews
of an army" Gen. ROche-Aymon says that
cavalry is to infantry what poetry is to prose
and, if he meant exactly what these words eX-
press, it is not bad comparison. inasmuch as
the world might go on without poetry. while il
would be utterly impossible to get along without
prose. Moreover, good poetry is very rare
whereas excellent prose is not. Poetry. too
while all very fine is at best no more TO real life
than what dessert is to dinner.-Ihe U,aited Ser
pice
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DIED.

DIED.
CROMWELL. AuRuss l5th. 1881, THOMAS DAvrH,
con of T. G. s. and Fannie Davis Cromwell aged seven
Fuperal Wednesday. nth instant at p m. ~ BesH
streek 9eor,setOwn.
CALKINs. At Laurel. Nd. August ls 1881, LUCY,
daughter Of Caroline and Carlos @. Calkns u. 8. n.
aged thirteen months.
wAILING. On the 18th Of August. 1881, Mrs.
SARAH A. WAILING. aged exty lime years and
seven mOnths-
Fold her hands together
Like the wings of q tired dovA
Tenderly smooth her tresses
None knew her but TO love.
Softly our tears falling,
Sad our hearts Today,
The whom cheriehed
Has been called from Us sWay,
eCftiy the winds vim runEe
The grass on the silent mound:
Our tears shall moistsn the noWerr
AZ they fan 10 the cold, cold Rround
SWfft 10 her home of asur1.
To realms of heavenly Iowa
She's gone-aad IL smiling on nm
With the angels from above.
BX HER 0nAupoou.
kextivs and friends u the family sre invita- IN -
tend NE funeral from 1ler late rodec No lSGf Nh
e9resea 0e0yseoWA DC, Wednesday, Angus "a, II
O'Clock Pm.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST k kENy ASp THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JAANsEIY1 COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY ODD.
TGsP asSsnSf 2sD ST. LOUIS
tsseSBsfys kfes fGiy and Way Stations
stTa.burs. Winchester. Hagsrstown. and Way. VIA
& Eff 11a My SEv ss ssss AND
'I AND oA5i ley ExFREss on
meets for Haserstown and at Point of Rocks for
tsoo00n Sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
'e00 Cis S1 EXPRESS PRESS t,SRs a Hsas ss.
e-Fp7 sBd hsn0 GsicAao CINCINNATI AND
~, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. -N' '--'01-''A-A AMI
la:lO Baltimore. EncOtt City, Annapolis and Way Sta
:12s on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
-BALTIM0RE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Baltimore and Way Stations Winchester Fred
Hne5.2w1 sna rTTsS va Ee hSB
LA r.. Frederick. via Relay. stops at Annap-
f4:45.Roint Of Rocks Frederick, Hasers.own. Win:
Chester and Way stations con sunday to Point of
s.s,Sns
Way, VIA Relay Stops at Hy attsville and Laurel.
6-0o-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
6:s5-Baitimore and Way Stations.
7:3e.BALTIMORE, HiATTSVIILE AND LAUREL
ts:ls .FiTIsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
1850 PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
sf IsTs s hf1 R01 and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops signal or To let of passengers
At any station between washington and Annapolis
Junction.
.tDaiy. sundays only. Other trains daily. ezcep,
Sunday.
An trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply At the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington Station and GIG and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, 18th street. where orders
will be taken for baggage u b checked and received IT
any point III the city. m23
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers.

s n gR9wN REP j., THREE MAtNET cHAMRER
kAGk MARBLE Il BASE As MfkkoR RA Baok
Easy CHAIRS AND ROCKIES WALNUT FRAME
GIsNH1 SRfffNa II hhR AN MA HOB
kE EiT BSVR Ea, PAINTER BEDsTEADS AND BIZ,
"a Hall II CARPETS, MARDRoBEs .IRnssELs. n
FEIGERAT0R. -sIpEBoARD 6oMBfNED, OAK
FEAr HAsh f ANR ard REEFS BSF F2aH
e HSsk AA ASp or GpTTSS Tsp
KS fa fEE 5SS4isHs g. fdGSEHf
MIEEEsR A Es 9sR Z H. ssh
Keeping No. si street Of G lining ss
ton Of honsehold effects in good condition and wen
Terms Cash. ' %aL 2dss! B. WILLIAMS CO..
Al6-d Auctioneers.
5 h9asH 4SR EST aSp S4HEE s0
ssss 5 s.'ss
0olu%baa End :. Tie written request q the party
- & ESps q
1881 ISL at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. Al ef lot numbered one
f?s IN
u By
Terms; The indebtedness and expenses Of sale in
to be secured by DEED Of trust on property
property is knocked off.
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER. Trustee
b. h. WARNER, Auct. ale, 18, &c, "a, IS, q
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
srREEFs Il NN adcf hSR TENTH
By virtue OF deed of trust given to u.s. and duly
Of the Of com5 We S e at
public auction in front of the premises. TUESDAY
AZ! AFTERNOON; AUGUST TMENTY-THIRD, AID.
piece or parcel Of land and premises situate and being in
the city OF Washington. District of Columbia, and
known ard distinguished as lot numbered twenty three
t23 in the recorded subdivision of square numbered
three hundred and ninety $780, together with the build
ngS rights easements. privileges and appurtenances
ing.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
MONTHS notes to hear interest and to he secured by deed
OF trust COnveyancing &c. at purchasers cost If
terms not complied with in days the Trustees
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
faulting purchaser after giving five days public notice
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ihgton DC deposit OF 500 required at time Of sale.
PHILIP z. LARNER, / rr,..aos
auo. II. ID. 16, Is. 90
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LADIES GOODS.
M RS. J. P. PALMER,

M RS. J. P. PALMER,
No. 1107 STREET NORTHWEST.
nsIs seasons goods. WIN offer the remainder q our
STRAW GOODS gRESG EIal Flowers sS OSTRICH
at greatly reduced prices. -.
Store closes at $50 m daily Saly and August. y7
NJ EsIIKA s SEEE IS ar GENT e66 gus
s Wrsps srsss ssd WIDE Il f tSs bss
sssssSS ssss h:ss s Isl 4
and WHITE Haes IN great es sna Msses
Bsshng ssits sna G. v and selected as
'''''' '''' WIN N. WILLIAM,
is site rFevise' f" 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
a COST! m AT COST!
n11k 3SR MH ESP E FIssK e 90
s:s E% Id5 Fss
Fancy Article, A. c 1Sp Below '0
NOW IS THE r ASH3 4d s sGsGR BARGAINS.
MRS NJ ]. HUNT.
y7 e21 AND Gas D srnEEr. bet. 9Th and It'll NV.
m
WI FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE
1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Dresses, Suits, Costumes Cloaks, &C., made in sune
S nss ddss s have
Douglass: o.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.-SPECIA FOB
THE COMING WEEK: A BEAUTIFUL. ENGLISH
HOSE, in Cardinal. and Navy Blue fun fashioned, a
SO cents pair. usual price IS cents. VERY FINN
cents regular price 63 cents
= GLOVE DEPARTMENT.-Best 2-Elastic LISLF
THREAD GLOVES, % cents, former price IS cents
8 Elastic Isle THREAD GLOVES. SO cents. reduced
from so cents. Other styles in proportion.
PARASOLS.-ALL PARASOlS WILL BE SOLD Al
A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
SILK MITTS ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS
ty2 9TH STREET.
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THE AETI-MONOPOLY CONVENTION, to be held
at Utica, NY, next Thursday, according to a
New York letter, seems to be broadening the
scope of its contemplated action. Ex-Gov. Ho-
ratio Seymour and Col. Fred. A. COnkling will
be present. The convention has changed its
title to Transportation" from anti-monopoly.
large attendance is expected. and a circular
guide as to trains and boats has been issued.
The New York Produce exchange, Buffalo
Board OF Trade, the Albany Board of Lumber
Dealers, the State Dairymen's association and
the granger association will all be represented.
The change in the title is designed to do away
with the impression that the society is especially
hostile to particular interests.
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One OF THE great trials which the builder he
to endure is the ''saltpetering" Of the brickwork,
or the white streaks which too often disfgure
the fronts of brick buildings. II Is worth not
ing that this can usually be prevented by adding
Oil to the mortar at the rate Of gallon to the
cask OF lime. Linseed oil is generally used, but
any kind will do which does not contain salt II
cement Is used in the mortar, an extra gallon of
Oil must be used for each cask of lime. When
the incrustatiORs have once formed on a build
ing they cannot be permanently removed, though
they can be for time by washing with hot waite
or the muriatic acid generally used for washing
down brickwork
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MASSACHUSETTS GREHHBACKERs m COHPHR-
EECK--Several prominent Massachusetts, green
hackers were In conference ct the Point of
Pines Chelsea Beach. Sunday, including Chas.
II. Lftchman, OF Marblehead; H. J. NJ. Devone,
Of Chariestown, Nathaniel Ark, Of Lynn, and
others. The announcement was made that
under no circumstances would Gen. Horace
Binney Sergeant or e. Moody BOynton accept
q nomination for the governorship. Several of
the gentlemen present were in favor Of John J.
Baker as candidate. while Others were In
favor of James n Buffum, Of Lynn. No de-
cision was reached but it is believed that the
choice Of the convention win be between Baker
and Buffum.
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY BY Two WOMEN
Saturday two women who had gone to pick
blackberries near West Summit. n. J., found
the remains Of q man in an advanced state OF
decomposition. razor was near by, with
which it is presumed the man committed sui
eide. The body is supposed to be that of viii
liam KOlb, . iaborer, who has been missing for
over month
KILLED BY LF0HTNNG.-Dufing the storm of
Saturday afternoon, Is Mr.. Isaac Fcnimore, &C
companied by his hired woman, was driving
near Mount Holly, n. J., the lightning struck
the carriage, shaftering It and killing the wo-
man. The horses were also killed Though
Mr.. Fenimore was prostrated, bic injuries were
net serious.
The Lebanon 6spkers number $50, two thirds
Of when are Won Va and giris, and their PROD
esty ID vaaaed It q ,s0o, 600. Members relinquish
I'll elaims On retiring nom the community.
George Ailixnef, only six years old, set on m
internal machine IN . crowded San Francisco
theater. r Was only q wad Of cotton INN of
Cayenne pepper and slcohol but fis burning
cleared the house.
An Austln boy came home from school very
much excited and told his father that he believed
all human beings wese descended fnom apes.
which made the old man 20 mad that he repiiod.
aneTilg That mas be the ease with yoa. hut
It amt with me; en- ten yea thsE no1."-
Texas SVsings
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TOMORROW.
VlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VlHOMAS BOWLING. Anctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
SITUATED ON NORTHWEST CORNER TENTH
AND G STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SEVENTEEN, 1881, in
front Of the premises. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. viii
sell part Of lots and in 349 fronting 26 feet
the west side Of 10th street by depth Of 4S feet
street. improved BY Two-story Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust the property Sold All conyeyancing,
&c. at purchasers cost $50 down at time of sale.
a10-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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Detch0n, the popular yeung actress, visited the
Allegheny OH field last week, and being struck
with the oil fever made m investment OF e. 500
IN Twenty-Five acres Of supposed vaanabis oil
territOry.
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MRS SPRAGUE's DIv0RCE.-In the Supreme
Court Of Washington county, r. l., yesterday
motion was made by the counsel for Mrs Kate
Chase-Sprague for "a assignment Of day for
trial OF her divorce suit Because Of the absence
Of the opposing counsel no decision was made.
The motion win be renewed to-day.
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EOR A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING
ING HEALTH. APPETITE AND
ExHILERATIoN.
VIRGINIA CLARET
NORTON'S SEEDING
~ HUME. cIEA ~ A CO,
That Splendid Minnesota Family Flour. Justly named
"sOvEREIGN,
yields IN perfection T i:ssf iaa $3s;Ss bread
A 'i's su ;55kRHstHs9D & PORT WINE.
pure ''f a 81 R'ia FEE . q. ,''
OLD STAG PURE RYE wHISKEY,
the sideboard and sickroom Is unri7sled
HUME, CLEARY 4 CO.,
3el4 So7 MAHxxz SPACE.
HOT HOUSE sEEDLEss CUCUMBERs.
ONLY FIFTY CENT?
PALACE HARKET.
CORNER A1H STREET AND A.w Yoax AVENUE.
Also. STRAWBERRIES Just seoeived. apt
COLD sIo,d MEDAL Al IL Sly
The hand.mss. Mno..SsE IRE. ,,on, :, 81. ,,.
States. - ' ''A''0A
MINNR0IA
Avery superior MianSsota Patent
sTERLING.s ST. Inrr1s FANCY.
AMssnifcent Winter Wheat Paaent Process.
GOLDEN HIEI.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

11ANOO AND ORGANS.
SELLING OFF.
SELLING OFF,
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
To make room for large stock of NEW PIANOS for
the Fall Trade viii sell elegant lot Of frst-class
nearly new,
SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S
PIANO wARERoOMs.
4ss 7rH STREET NORTHWEST
The Trade specially invited to cau. H2s
HALLEr DAVIS & co.'s
WORLD Y kEs5Ws Gh+ ssD P1 HNSs1AlxD
HAnp IA q Gf GsisSs,ss s1Axo
mo only rs''aos aN gSGa ssSsd UPashs made
ap23-eo 81 9rH S11xxf NoRrHwssr
W. Have removed to their new Musioal Wsreroma.
100 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
raj SSsIF SSaiss Z
GENTLEMEN's GOODS.
SrINEMETz,
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AyKHux
great yaTsty Of sTKAW HATS fsr Gsnis Youth. and
SIX s: .s Sd, SgA Az YMsREILAs
HXMMocKs. 81 70 g. - 'n' '''' ,y11
T'HOMPsoN's SHIRT FACTORY.
$40 STREET NORTHWEST. OPP. PArExr OFFICE.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. speciality, 1T
DY-MADE SHIRTS a. following price,.
B Be Ma@snts uniiashed IS cts finished. 90 cts.
Boys W.%su,.. qnfni.hed g saisSsd - Is &c ci..
aSsrs Z ssn.: ,9a fal IS Hs
Money ,sss refunded ~hss, Essa, ss5 e suit
RgY TIE '1GYsrxRY" sHRr.-rhev ar. ma. Of
- n.s IT. nsa: .1ea e Nov Yori Mini. VAN
:ss%Rsa Wsn.a.s Th@ SaS tss G III Ely
Ha lH1 e: e \: s Ma. .I and A - sound
eo.y When You get thsm homs you can issu@ t@ -
ISIS SoffARa zines. quality and l.,.., ~.
o1 Mn g En- RI d Wss a . for Is cent.
very nne An-Iinoa HAkDKERCHiEFs. Is osu,.
MEeINNIss.
mia looa ssress noxshr.ss
| S. B. EIAEsY,
l DUUc1BD0B TO
DUBREUu BROTHERA
MANUFACTURERS or lIyE DRESS gHfRTa
GENTS EURN16HIN0A
| llI2 STREET Noxxawur. Waurssrox no
Dix a the Efussf Desss Shirts b srdR... IA oc
III Extra Fine Sh,f. 70 orer. so
&x Fine Shirts 70 56l
maria
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1012 pcnD9yivaAtA av10uA W0hfn0tn, d. @.
~ Fine Printing . speciality. tanl9
DOOKBINDTNG.
- Ths LYCErT BNDKKY smpigy3 nrst- elass work
ana superior work. II one Of the Old
est satahsahz2enn In In city. 1s23 RnnsyivaaiA
nua, third oour. ocl
CnCOHD- HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and tho high
u &C. cssh pr:ces Tsid. Also. WsshsS Jsyey, Guns.
p<xx fenEayiyan1a ssonus. maria
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The Baltimore grain market was much excited
yesterday, and there was another advance in
both wheat and corn.
Mr.. James Hayden, Of Cincinnati, aeronaut
was cured of rheumatism by st. Jacobs Oil
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
CEILING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
OBOOTS and SHOES must be sold regardless Of cost
intend going into tho and WHOLESALE
Shoe Business An persons hAving accounts with Vs
viii please settle them at once. SPEAR BROS.
jy29-1m 3A 7fh street northwest,
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
TIE NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK.
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED IN
WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made g. strap Sandnio 90 80
x1oee Gano Hi9 Up. oAP4t3;
.' I1bfES s Ae6 ssS 81 ALL KINbs 70 A'o
Misses Solid Button Shoe. 81. 90 to LOO
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Childrsn's Peb Button SOLID 70 S5c
cHpRKNs aeon Sf tS HRETS .soo'
One hundred styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes at prices
from 90 to s.. SO
ONE PRICE.
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Shot HIS NEPHEw.-In the White river bot
toms, twenty miles southeast af vlncennes
Ind, Luke Mosby, from the ambush Of hedge
fred two rife balls into the body Of Lawson
Hewett while the latter was blowing In his Geld
last Friday afternoon. HeWet* wa killed
They had each lost eorn-cFfbs By IRE, and had
each Aceueea the Other q inceadiaxtam.
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GIRLS WHO ARE OUT AT NIGHT.-The case of
Jennie Cramer. at New Haven, is sensational.
because up to the time of the present writing it
is not known whether she died from an excessive
dose of chlOroform administered by a knave or
whether she committed suicide i'm remorse after
a fresh debauch. Whatever the tardy investiga-
ton may develop, one thing, social. is herein de-
monstrated. Jennie was very beautiful, and the
people with whom she. as the daughter of a
cigar-maker In moderate circumstances natur-
ally associated, were proud of her. She was
somewhat vain, and arsenic assisted her COM
plexion. People who had more money than her
father had fattered her because she was beauti-
full. She had that freedom which girls of the
middle class in America too frequently have. and
her parents permitted her to be abroad at night
Their idea, though they were Germans, is the
idea which prevails too extensively in this coun-
tTy-that a girl can take care of herself girl
cannot always take care Of herself, and where
she is left to that idea she will become contain
mated, slightly or cruelty. q the case may be-
Jennie was out n ni9htS.-New Yoyk Hey-oA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ REAT REDUCTION in PRICES OF
REFRIGERATORS. WATER COOLERS. DC.
Being oversocked in above goods will sell for the mex,
want Of Latrobes, Furnaces Brickset and Portable
Of sSoSe
Agents for st. George and Stag Head Ranges Social
w. s. jerks & CO..
1y4 III SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES DINNER SETS.
sTATUETTEs, TOILET SETS.
VASES. TEA SETS.
suitable for MED d1G GnPsf is 6 CHINA
NJ. w. ,BEvERIDGE.
je11 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EOWLER'S PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERs.
NOVELTIES Et sESs IN CHINA ANR MA AH2E
SILVER PLATED WARE
OF the finest quality in Ice Pitchers, Casters Berry
Dishes. Cake Baskets. Card Receivers. &C., sc.
WILMAkTH d EDMONSTON,
te11 709 MARKET SPACE.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE NOTION WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER
ONLYS5.
THE BEST USE, AT
j. W. SCHAFER'S,
1920 7TH STREET,
1e1O ABOVE NEW YORK AVENUE.
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T0HN r. KELLY,
- DEALER FIRST CLASS
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF
Stalls 628, 629 and $50 Center Market 9th street WING
and 206 and POS Northern Liberty Market or Address
Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts Of the
city. msro 11o
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RETURN OF MCCULLOUGH, BARRETT AND MISS
KkIAOGG.-The steamer Arizona, which arrived
in New York yesterday, brought among her pas
sengers Messrs. Mccullough, Barrett and Re-
quier, OF the theatrical profession; Miss Kellogg
Mr. Val vose ventriloquist, and AGr. Palmer, Of
the Union Square Theater
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MEDICAL. &c

MEDICAL, &c.
nR. BROTHERS IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
~ Ladies' Physician in Washington. Female Irrexu-
charge for ADVICE opposite no
nR. ARMSTRONG CURES DISEASES OF MEN
ePc permanently without dangerous or disagreeabe
except Tor
MO CURE NO PAY!-TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
warded by speedy cure without mercury. DR.. BROTH
ERs sos street southwest je2i-2m-
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
be consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue from
to 4 and to g. Al Female Complaints and Irregular
for adias cured Prompt treatment
nR: RECORD. al wEsT.FAYETTE STREET. BAL
~ tmore from long experience in hospital and private
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discretion with spermatorrhea premature decay lost
py. radically cured Recent o. G Chronic Gonorrsea
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ed from fee. je17- am
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA
~ dies Ahfemsse Sompaints Quickly cured Can be
from to O'Clock pm @''' jeio1 4 an
MANHOOD REsTORED.-A victim Of early impru-
~ denee, causing nervous debility. premature decay.
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Tor Hysteria, Dizziness Commissions, Nervous Head
ache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory Spermator-
rhea, 1mpotency Involuntary Emissions; Premature
Od Age caused by Overexeron, self abuse or over
indulgence which leads to misery decay and death
One box will cure recent Each box contains one
months treatment. One dollar box six boxes for
nve collars sent by mail prepaid receipt Of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by for six boxes accompanied with
ve dollars, We will send the purchaser written guar
antee to return the money the treatment does not
elect cure Guarantees issued by STOTT Il GROIN
WELL $50 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D. G.
Wholesaeand Retail Agents, to whom all orders should
be addressed oc16-s, tbs
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CERTAIN CURE
yfor Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness, Inpotency elect
ScrofHla. Syphilis and all Blood and Skin Diseases
speedily cured GonOrrhoea cured in 48 hours Fol
GALE by VIM. B. ENTwIsLE. Druggist, corner 18th
street and PennsyvaIia Price s. per box, sent
by mail under seal on receipt OF price. me
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY
and Saturday 1t his Office. 456 street NV, neal
~ street from TO- O'Clock p m: VINO, with fifteen
experience guarantees cure in all diseases Of the
Urinary ORGANS. Nervous and Seminal Weakness. Moo
HIS recently contTacted positively cured in from 70 10
tor ladies' Refers the leading physcans Of Baltimore
Main othce. 10 g. Eutsw street, Baltimore. Charges
moderate. febT