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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $50 p. m. and
extinguiShed at 3 a. In.
j. ShilingtOn sends Harper'S Magazine. Frank
Leslie'5 Popular Monthly, and the Young Ladies'
Journal, al Tor September.
Sandy Brown, a coOFed laborer was carrying a
hod OF mortar to the second story OF the Jefferson
school building yesterday, when he fell through
the stairway. tnjuriDg himself very seriously. He
was removed TO BicOn'S drug store, where his
wounds were dressed. He was afterwards re-
moved TO his home on East Capitol street
Notice is given by the lighthouse board that on
and after September 1st a fixed white light OF the
NTH order Will be again shown from the light
house at Upper Cedar point, Potomac river. The
nght should be seen in clear weather. from the
deck OF a vessel twelve feet above the sea, eleven
miles.
About $40 O'Clock yesterday morning the west
ern express train on the Metropolitan branch OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad while coming into
the city, run over cow belonging to Miss COnOrS.
Robert Beall and f. b. Mohun send Harper's
Magazine for September.
The assignment OF George mccarthy to Edward
l. Burns, shoe dealer, No. 605 Pennsylvania ave
nue., for the benefit of his creditors has been re-
corded.
Mary E b. Buete has filed suit against Joanna
D. Campbell and others. asking that n trustee be
appointed TO sell lot 3, square So, in which she
hoids a sixth interest, anu that an account be
rendered for rents &c
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News RriefS.

Vennor predicts one more hot wave, and saws
That then the warm season will be over.
Mr.. Callan, an Irish member OF Parliament. has
been suspended.
Secretary Chandler and party spent yesterday
in making an inspection of the Norfolk navy yard
and afterwards left on the Tallapoosa for the
northern navy yards
Hon. Nathaniel Llttlefied died at Bridgeton
Me-, at o'clock last night, aged IS He was a
Representative in Congress two terms.
AT petersburg, Va, yesterday, Gov Cameron
briefly addressed the Institute for COlOred Teach
erS.
1t is reported at Alexandria that the Sultan has
ordered Arab PaSha to lay down his arms, on pain
troops may inf1ct.
There were Jwenty-eight new cases of yellow
fever reported in Brownsville, Texas, yesterday
There are two light cases at Fort Brown; at Mata-
moras seven new cases.
destructive, tornado visited Bangor Me- YES
terday, tearing off roofs, blowing down a church
spfre. and making the business streets almost i'm
passable with debris
Emory j. Garfield. a cousin OF the late President
GARFIELD, has been missing from Cincinnati since
the LIST instant, and his family are much
alarmed.
The serious drouth with which New England
was threatened few days ago has come to an
end.
Contractors on a city sewer have brought suit
against the city OF Boston for $3.50 900, because the
plaT,S were 50 careleSsly drawn.
DICK Little, Well-known member of the fold
James gang, was arrested in Kansas City yester-
day by us. marshal, charged with completely In
the robbery OF a US. paymaSter at Mussel Shoals,
Ala, March II, 1851. The amount taken was
S, 200.
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The Courts.

= FoLICE COURT-.s,dJe EulidU pro tenn
To-day, George johnson, colored trespasstng on
judiciary square; IS or days. Joseph Garter
days Ella Boston, eOlOred, cursing and swearing
y. mouse loud enough to be heard on the street:
% or days John Mcnamara, forfeited collateral
ferrous; 50 or Is days Henry Roseniale. forfeited
colloteraL Elizabeth Drew, loud and bosterous:
colored, do: do. Oslo Lewis, colored. petit lar.
G Gy second oiiense): grand jury; bonds $500.
hehry Gay and James G. Meem, disturbing the
quiet OF Georyetown; S or Is days each Also
charged with threats to Mary E. Meem; personal
tinued A'' 0oi'
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Suicide or Murder!

BRocKrON, MASS, August 16-Mrs Ann Smith, a
WldoW who lived with her son, Chas. Smith, on
Battle street, was found dead this morning lying
upon her kitchen floor, with two large gaShes in
her throat and the wallis spattered with blood. A
common table knife covered with blood was found
In the SINK. Her son was arrested on suspicion,
out ne asserts that he knows nothing OF his moth
ers death. An inquest will be held to determine
whether 1t Is case OF suicide or of murder
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MONTREAL, August 16.-The Grand Trunk Rail-
way company has. it is said, entered into agree
ment with Mr.. SENEGAL and the North Shore Rail-
way company to build branch line, giving them
uninterrupted connection between Quebec and
ottawa, independent or the Canada Pacific rail-
way company. They have also rescued the South
Shore railway and tunnel charter and the Mon
treal and Sorel railway and will embark all their
line freight for the British market at Sorel instead
OF at Port Lewis.
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T. U 7 l G U r A .

Geo. W. Brown ~ Marshall st.. Providence r. L. cured
by CUTlcUHA kEsOLvENT blood purifier) and CUTI-
CURA and CUTICURA DAP (the great SIX. ID of
R:ngworm Humor got at the BARRIERS, which spread all
all kinds Ct treatment.
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. MINERS STRIKE TO CON-

OUTRAGE AND ROBBERY BY NEGRo.-Saturday
morning, August IL, about one clock, negro en-
tered the house OF Miss Lucy Bates West Heading,
Pa, who lives alone with her aged mother with a
light In one hand and revolver in the other, and
they hand-about SHE caught Miss Bates by the
throat, threw her on the floor and discharged his
revolver near her head, choking her till she was
inhuman manner, leaving her nearly dead from
injury ana fright. She represents him as large,
powerful fellow. He has not been arrested, but
officers are following him up.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AnsuSenleats Tonight.

THEATER COMIQUE--Eariety.
DRIVERS GAKDES.-SpeciIlty Performance.
ABNER's SUMNER GARDEN.-COncert
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets.
NATIONAL FAIR GROU,SDS.-The Washington Let
ter Carriers entertainment.
LGFFLER's GARDES.-Knights OF st. Joseph pic
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ts1 pennsylvania AVENUE.
snl2 SOUTH SIDE.
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SALE of CONGRESS Habit Is announced that
McSsrS H. j. G. II. CrumD have purchased Con-
gEess Hall, CAPE May, from the company, the prn-
cipa! stockholders in which were MesSrs. George
Nlpney, Merrill D0tJDinS and Andrew Moore, OF
Philadelphia. The price s13O,OCl. 1t is stated
the Messrs Crump have already contracted for
hotel VIII have capacity Of ], 900 guests The i'm
prOvenlent will cost $50 COO
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TREATMENT.

The CUTIcURA TREATMENT consists In the n.er,,.l
use OF tue CUr!cUEA REsoLvENT, the rev bod n,ri
ner an the external use of CUrIcURA and CIT1cfrr.
SOAP, the grs at skin cures. W ooAiooAA
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telegram was yesterday sent by JAS Mooney.
OF Buffalo, president OF the National Land League
70 Charles Stewart Parne!l, saying the Central
Land League Union OF Philadelphia has passed a
resolution misunderstanding any scheme to send
men or money to Arab Pasha.
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CUTICURA

REMEDIFs are for sale by all druggists Pice Of Tn,
TIcURA Medicinal Jelly small bexes Soc iarr boxes
q. Z utIcUEA REsoLyENT. the new blood purifier 81
and toi'et soa.s) 25c. CUrIcURA MEpICISAL SITAyINc
Soar. l5c. Principal DEPOT. - 800 "
aull WEEKs i POTTER. Boston. Mas.
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs Bowers. 143 Clinton st. Cincinnati s.e.t, of h
sisters CHILD. who cured OF milk crust which
al. remedies n two Years. Now q fine healthy nov
with o beautiful head OF hair. wy
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The GENERAL CRD1K making Cne assignments
OF the light batteries for artillery regiments here
tofore published In TIE STAR was issued from
the War department this afternoon. The adti-
ronal light batteries will be follows:
LIST artillery, battery E, Capt FIR; NIX E Taylor; 81
artillery, battery F, Capt E. y. W,ilston. now
temporarily equipped at a gattery of light artil-
lery; Sd artillery, battery f, Cap. James NJ. Ian
caster; 4th artillery, .ttery f. Capt. Frank G.
Smith; 5th artillery, battery d, Capt Jacob d.
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank 4. Beah, Steam Fire Engine6 Boston, was cured
OF Aopecs or falling OF the hair by the CUTIcURA RE
CuTIGURA DAP 1.-THE skin cures which
lose it. $500 49, '~AA oo "oulu
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ECZEMA.

Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, Mass permanentlv curad
o. naor OF the face and scalp eczena) that had been
treated for twelve by many OF os
tons best and most noted specialists as well
as European authorities. "' Wei
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COMMANDER KELLOGG ARRESTED AT NORFOLK
At the request Of the health officer OF the port OF
Norfolk a warrant was served yesterday upon
Commander kellogg, OF the United States steamer
TallapOosa. for violating the quarantine regula-
tons some time ago by bringing his vessel up to
the navy yard whenEoming from an interdicted
He was sent on to county court for trial
and Dailed On his rccognsZance In $780,
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SCALD HEAD.

H. Al Raymond Auditor F. W., J. h s. R. R. jackson
M1ch cured Of Scad Head of nine vearss an
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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Wall Street To-day.

UPWARD MO 7EMENT IN THE STOCK LIST.
NEW YORK, August 16.-The Posts financial ar
ttcle says: The stock market has been irregular
on reduced volume of business, the advance in
the rates for money yesterday having had ten
dency TO restrict trading. At the opening prices
declined, but at the first call the temper OF Specu-
1atlon changed, and an advance ranging from d
upward movement was led by Northern Pacific,
Reading, Del, Lack. and Western, and St Paul 4
Omaha outside OF the active list Memphis
ana charleston rose S, Pullman Palace Car 2, and
canada Southern ~ per cent Since midday the
market mas been dull and weak, prices showing a
qecnne Oh 10 ~ per cent, the latter In Delaware,
though quiet have been firm State bonds are
lower for TenneSseeS. Government bonds have
been firm at the closing quotations OF
yesterday. In the money market stock
exchange borrowers have been supplied
thus far to-day at 4a5 per cent, the former being
lively light Time loans are quoted at AZ to 6
per cent. and prime mercantile paper at 5Ha6k
per cent. Foreign exchange has been dull and
the market is without special feature
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Capital and Labor Confer,

FAILURE OF TIKI CONFERENCE AT CUMBERLAND, MD.
The conference between the coal companies anG
miners took place at the Queen City hotel, Cum
berland, Nd, yesterday, AMI lasted five hours re-
Su!ti0g In no settlement. The delegates held q
meeting at FrGstburS yesterday morning to ar
range details, and il was understood among them
that the basis OF compromise should be SIS cents as
the least price for digging, no ylctim;Zing, ten
hours work and payment every two weeks. In
reply to inquiry as to whether the companies
wanted to meet the men or the committee Mr..
Mayer replied the men, On assembling an hours
discussion took place as to admitting the repre-
senJatives OF the press, the companies contendiny
that there could be no mistake made If reporters
were present, and the miners Directing on the
ground that they had been misrepresented by
some OF the Baltimore and Cumberland papers
1t was finally decided to allow the reporters to
panieS and Mr.. ReeS for the miners.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINERS STRIKE TO CON-
TINUE
The coal. miners district convention closed in
Pittsburg last evening, arter unanimously re-
solving to continue the strike against a reduction
OF from to 81 cents per bushel on the price OF
mining. 1t was thought the meeting yesterday
would result in the miners agreeing to a COM
promise, but the action OF the convention shows
that the strikers are still firm, Notwithstanding
the fact that many OF the mines are running with
nOn-uniOn men to their fullest capacity. The
operators express Indifference at the action taken
and say that while the market is in its present
condition they will not pay four Cents.
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How ReisssvIl.c. n. c.. Has Prespere,,,

We announced last week that two OF our young
toWnsmen. Messrs. E. E. Richardson and Joseph
drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery: the
amount, $4,000, in actual cash, has been received
and deposited In the ReiGsville Bank This is one
OF the most successful speculations that was ever
known In our enterprsing town, and we congratll-
late our young friends, who take their good for
tuGe in so easy and matter Of fact manner. Mir.
richardson infOT ms US that 1t was plain open
handed business transaction. He invested $40 for
tickets, and at the regular drawing it Was an
a few days he was Informed OF the fact, and with
out trouble he sent the ticket to New Orleans had
it presented at the Office Of the company-it was
cdShed, and in due time package came to their
address by express containing the money in cur
rency-Reidsrtlte, n. c., Hetster's Dollai. Weekly,
July %.
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Pleasures on the River.


The excursion OF the National Rifles, on the
steamer WV. Corcoran, last evening, was largely
attended. a portion of the evening was spent at
Marshall Hall in dancing. The entertainment was
IN charge OF committees comprising Messrs
Mills, Mills B. Magruder; C. B. Fonda, F. E. johnson,
Thomas Garner. b. t. Spencer, Edwin A. Goodwin
W. c. keech, j. H. Clear. III. X. Simpson, j. IT,
i Raiston, G. W. Evans and C. B. Bailey. Among
VIM b. Morgan, Wick Taylor. sydney Smith. A.
NJ. Tanner. W. B. Stokes, W. H. b. Kittson, E. p.
Bunysa, Capt VIM Dewey. c. W. Brown, Mrs
Reeve Gerttn Smith, Nellie Fuller, Belle Roten-
bury, Mamie Mitchell. Alice True, Alice Burnside,
ngon ADA Pps Hat IFY nsa seck da Was" Har
man, Jessie Sundcrlan. Lizzie Martin, Carrie
ishaln, Louisa StsrretS and Mamie Lowry, John
b. Smaller, OF The original National Rifles; n "
Corson. Frank Maltoy and Gordon Shepherd.
THE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN
entertained large number OF people on their ex-
curslon on the steamer Mary Washington last
evening. Among the excursIonists were Mrs NJ
v Price. Mrs. Dr. T. Mcdowell, Miss Mary Everett,
Miss Carrie Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. l. S. Filbert Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Dimrick, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ
Miss Hattie Pratt. L. friendly, E. B. safierly. 3
$. Fletcher. Frank Harvey. Willard +. Warner.
ID 3. Ireadwly, j. H. Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Benz.
wood, Dr: j. ". Underwood c. Z. Pearsons, p
D ID, and ladies', Jackson Yates, Miss Bell Fuller,
Nr: ana Mrs. W I. Johnson, Mrs. DR.. y. E. john
e. L.
thoiom, Nellie Friend.
AN APPEAL WHICH WAS EFFECTUAL~-A respect.
aoie-ioonlil5 Old man named Joseph Carter was In
t'le dock at the Police Court thiS morning charged
with tTesrassfng on the grass in tie Smithsonian
park tie was very much mortified, and in husky
Volce made touching appeal 10 the court to be
let OIL stating that he is stOnacutter and helned
10 CUT The stone that IS in the Treasury building
INA. ne came mere from Fall River. Mass, IL few
days ago TO get work on the Washington monu.
lnent, and, falling to get work, ran out OF funds
ana III nned would have to go to the work.
The court after taking the matter under Consider
alton fcr short time took the Old gentlenan's
personal bonds and released him.
LOOK OUT FOR THE BURGLARs.-About two O'Clock
this morning a large ami rcSpectable-lookinC
white man broke into the house OF Mrs HobOrn
s1f 18th street. and was in the act OF taking off
lot or slverware and other things, when the
noise aroused the family who called for the police
THIS started the intruder, and he ran down 18TH
street. and left the silverwlre and other articles
scattered around and in the alley. In addition to
the regular police there several private watch
men In that neighborhoOd, yet rObberles ara re-
ported as occurring daily.
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Just What the People want.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mr.Carpenter, attorney for the star route people,
Informed the court, in an able address, yesterday
that he did not desire mercy for his clients, but
justice. We have to inform Mr. Carpenter that his
desires in this particular are almost Identical with
the desires of the public
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IL y
wlsHINGToS. DC. August Is. isS2. 9:sD ami
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, light local showers variable Winds shit
In temperature.
Special Weather VsuIlctin.
COMING SHOWERS, TO BE FOLLOWED BY LOWER TEM-
PERATURB.
Tie chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is low north OF the lake region and in
the upper Missouri valley; It is highest near Hail
fax, and high on the south Atlantic and north Pa
enc coasts Lght local rains are reported on the
Atlantic coast and in the lower lake region, Ten
nessee and OHIO valley, VITA southeast 10 south
west winds and slight Changes In temperature
Cooler northeriy wiGds and fair weather prevail
In the northwest and upper lake region. Light
variable winds, generally cloudy weather and
light local rains reported from the west gulf
states The following special temperatures were
reported at : a. M THIS rlcrninc: EastDort $50;
Montreal, ca; Quebec, $50; Mt. Wa >hingt0n, $40;
Cleveland, c9o: AlpeEa, Gle; Duluth, 90: St Paul,
620; Denver, GO; san Francisco. $40 Stations re-
porting one inch or more OF rainfall during the
past "a hours are: DeniSO1. 1.i0: Nashville, 1.02
Champlign. 119: Hatteras, 233; CAfncoteague1 10.
are Indicated for New England middle states,
lower lake region, Ohio valley an1 Tennessee
during Wednesday night and Thursday morning,
followed during Thursday afternoon or evening
by slightly cooler weather.
PAUL TRALLES is making the very best photo
graphs that can be made. 300 9th street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and street His prices are
very low.
AVOID secondhand opticians: consult Hempler,
4s3 Pennsylvania avenue.
JOHNSON Bro. : nelr photo establishment ground
floor. 461 and 100 Pa No finer cabinets as any
price than We make for g per dOZ. Our friends
and the public cordially invited.
FUSsELL's Ice CREAM.
Buy your wall papers, window shades, &c, OF II.
W. Henderson Co, Ills + street.
COMPANY \ Lawn Tennis Shirts at HOllander
Bros, 1917 Pennsylvania avenue.
IMMENSE BARGAIS-HowsOn's BOT tins ice crean,3 5c
DEPOT for Harris roach Or insect powder, III FL
streetnOrthweSt.
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=; e Carpenter and I. p Berg were arrested In
1ai.lmOle yesterday. charged with obtaining
tsne az Ashland, PENNSYLVANIA, on false pre-
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THE SP2AGuE FARNsAND MANSION at Canonchet,
ton yestetdaE h s ~ rsfa 500 ny aq ,c
S6S So0, to Frank d. Moulton, OF New York Mr..
YIN; Sprague had partially torn down the bridge
!eaains 70 the place, and patrolied the avenue TO
the house armed with rife The auctioneer
$1,000 on the wreck OF the bridge to complete the
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CITY ITEMS.
Policen,an,s Kepert.
21S 18th street northeast. Jan,,

us 13th street northeast, January 9. 1882.
Gentlemen; My occupation is night policeman
OF the eighth precinct, this city. For a long time
l was great sufferer from general debility and
night sweats. Two reputable physicians failed TO
give me relief, SO upon the advice and recommen-
daton OF CLERK IN DeMoll'S drug store COM
menced taking Browns Iron Bitters. When had
taken half a bottle l found that it was doing me
good. After the second bottle was taken / was
completely cured and have been well ever since
have given the Iron Ritters to my children with
such good effects that / most cheerfully recon-
mend them. VIM I. CLINTON,
Met Police, Eighth District.
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Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio.
10 lot. nraf

FUNERAL SERVICES over the remains of Mrs. F.
w. Eddy We're held at the family residence. $50
Goth street, at 230 this afternoon Nearly all the
newspaper correspondents and many other friends
OF Mr.. Eddy were present At Mrs. Eddy's in
stance, a photograph OF the room and where she
died, with the furniture lis 1t stood during her fe
including the casket' and the noral tributes was
taken. The remains were taken to Paters on n.
j., for interment.
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tsBuchupafba.s,
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists. Depot,
StOtt & Cromwell.
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THE OHIO SUNDAY Law NOT ENFORCED
president and several leading members OF the l?w
and order association OF Cleveland, o. called upon
the mayor and police board to make formal COM
paint that the saloons open Sunday after Sunday,
thus rendering the Smith law dead letter. A
very warm debate enSUed, In which the police
We're charged with having decl ed to ignore the
law and to win, at its violation. No conclusion
was reached in the conference.
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ssAlderncy Dairy Wa40ns.0
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb "Ward" prints 40c. per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, i5c. pint
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Escape OF Prisoners,

HARRISBURG, PA, August 16.-JOhn Madden and
Andrew Russ, who were confined here for carrying
concealed weapons, and who were also wanted at
Sunbury for an assault upon the jailOr of North
night and escaped. They are professional tramps
and hard characters.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the OSening and closing prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. IL Dodge, 500 18th street
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Forty Years, Experience Of nm Old

Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
to the child ttrcsts the mother. Price Is cents
OOtie m,WvS
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Carriers Little Liver Pills
must not be cOnfOuEiea With common Cathartfc
or Purgatve F!is,as they are entirely unlike them
In every respect. One trial will prove their SUI
pertOrity.
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7 AIDES CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH.

T AIDES CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH.
NAVY BLUE. BRONZE. MYRTLE GREEN, OLIVE
BEowN. GREY AND ILLUMINATED CoLoRs.
BLscK CAsHMEEEs. all wool. ssc.. SIC. 4sc. 5oc.
cL9!dTR Fon MEN End BOYS SUITS. 2sc.. Sc.
INGRAM CARPETS, Few faI styles. SIC, &c., 62c,
UNLAuNDRIED SHIRTS. made of w.msutta Mus.
IN. perfect fitting. only 81
FALL DhEsS GOODS. new eolors. l2lsc., 15c., &c.,
BRIsskds CARPETS. new styles. Too. sOc.. Sc.
CANTON a F,II..ANNELs, &c.. 1oc., l2c.. 16c
S.t,wooi WHITE FI.ANNELS, 25c., Soc. SIC
Isett, Grey and Blue FLANNEjS.
II1CoIs OILC!.OTHS. al widths new patfarns
BED ITCHING. feather proof; best 25c
New styles Of FALL, PRINTS.
ItKkEl RED TABLE LINENS. sOc Zoe and TX
TABLE LINENS 25c., Soc, 37c Soc 1910 w.
BLEAcHED TABLE DAMASK Doc cac TO aco
LAWNS, yard wide. &c. ' ''''
At TOWSON'S,
&c PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
snl2 SOUTH SIDE.