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The Worthington advance., 1882-06-08
Regarding Minnesota Indians ana
Their Reservations

1t Is understood tha: the Indian affairs
committee Of the house in the course of
few days will take final action upon Mr..
Washburn's bill for the consolidation of the
various reservations in Minnesota and the re-
moval of the Indians to the White Earth
reservation The Indian department has
made a recommendation to the committee,
which Mr.. Washburn resists, that is that the
thirteen townships withdrawn from the pub
lie domain by executive order in 1879 shall
be added to the present White Earth reserya-
ton. Mr.. Washburn claims that
the 'original reservation has sufficient
are u to give to each In
dian the amount of land allotted to him un-
der the provisions Of his bill, and that there
is no use in tying up 3OO, 600 or 40, 600 acres
in the very heart of the state, when it is not
required, especially us under the pro-
visions Of the bill the Indians get the beno-
mt oi all these abandoned reservations from
the sales thereof. Mr.. Washburn assured
the secretary Of the interior that if this rec
omn,eldation was persisted in by the de-
lmrthent and the committee he should not
press the BILL. He also stated that he pro.
posed to amend the bill whereby not more
than ten per cent. ofthe land, valuable
chiefly for pine or other timber should be
Offered for sale in any one year. He thinks
this provision and the other provisions that
all lands shall first be appraised and ninety
days notice given before being offered for
sale and that the lands shall be offered in
forty acre tracts and not sold for less than
$l.25 per acre, would afford all the necessary
protection against the land being taken by
spectators in Judgments, and the Indians
being deiraudcd ofthc actual value Of the
lands
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
"SOap-Bubble PARTIES"

Soap-bubbles are as old as the rock
ribbed Palisades, as familiar as dayshine.
Fashion is at present turning them to ac-
count, causing them to prove a source of
mirth and enjoyment, not to the deni.
zens of the nursery, but to the young
ladies of the drawing-room. Yea, the
rosebuds of the bouquet of society have,
under the nod, beck and wreathed smile
of fashion, turned soapbubbles to ac-
count, and have placed them among the
glittering nothings that constitute the
amusements of the blase upper ten. AT
a recent cat home" the guests became
aweary, all the usual topics had been
talked out, carpet dancing was voted a
bore and round games idiotic. A happy
thought suddenly struck the hostess, and
all eyes were opened in wonder when a
large china punch-bowl filled with soap
suds was placed upon the comfortable of
the drawing-room, the carpet having
been prudently screened with linen, os-
tensibly for greater conveniences in
dancing. Long nine" eighteen clay
pipes were produced, and all tried to see
who could blow the biggest bubble.
Three trials were granted each person,
but all whose bubbles burst were COM
PEELED to desist from the elbow" There
were five judges to estimate the size of
the bubbles and to award the prizes,
which were old Knickerbocker pipes,
plaques and other dainty souvenirs, to
the successful blowers. The fun was i'm
mense as the rosy lips and perfumed
mustaches tried their skill upon the ''long
Mines"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Sir Philip Haughton Clarke, Baro-'
net, who sailed from New York to Eng
land, has purchased p, 1000 acres of land
in Florida for large English agricultural
company, The same syndicate has bee;s
given the refusal of 81, 900 more acres,
which, when cleared, will be converted
into orange groves.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

"A black-snake attempted to despoii
. beehive in Berkeley County, Virgins,
few days ago. and the bees attacked
and stung the reptile to death.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Shoes longer than the feet are alb
solutely the style for ladies, preposterous
though it may appear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The grounds that impelled me TO withhold
nv signature IRON an act entitled can ACT
making appropriations for the construction
repair AND pre- ervation OF certain works on
the close OF your last session, prompt me 10
exLreS me hope that no similar measure
Will De deemed necessary during the prrsent
session OF Congress; indeed, such q measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20
The Columbia Boat club Excursion.

The Columbia BOat Club Excursion.
The Columbia Boat Club gave another excur-
sion last evening down the river, which was
greatly enjoyed by the large party which COM
posed the freight Of the w. w. Corcoran The
steamer left the boat-hOuse at a few minutes past
6o'clock. Notwithstanding the fact that they
waited some time for late Corners several disaP-
the steamboat was well under way. At Aexan-
Club were taken aboard. When GlymOnt was
reached rain was falling, but the merry excur-
s1onsts repaired to the pavilion, where dancing
was enjoyed for an hour. The rain did not seem
to interfere with the enjoyment but
there was an absence OF promenader5
and lawn parties When Alexandria
was reached on the return, the boat-hOuse OF the
Old Dominion club was ablaZe with cOlored lights,
and roman candles and sky-rOckets lighted up the
river while the steamer was at the wharf. The
Columbia boys acknowledged this graceful COM
pliment by repeated cheering. Among the excur-
StOnists were Mr.. and Mrs. StinemetZ, Mr.. and Mrs
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting
ton, Mrs and Miss Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. l. KIM
ball, 1r., Judge Johnston, Judge r. b. Warden. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams, Messrs Pairo Hatch, Maddox,
Shaw, McKenny, Robinson, OF the Analostans;
MessrS Johnson, HOLSTER, Wilmington, and Ker-
wand, OF the PotOmacs, and a large representation
from the popular ColumbiaS. Among the ladies
present were Misses Shryock, Hester, Jones,
Waugh, Spindle, COndrOn, VERIFY, Merritt, MOfTatt,
Douglas, Williams, Cragin, Fracker, Ericsson,
BrockeEbr0ugh, Cromwell, Lauck, Bonney, DOvil.
lers, Davis, McCallum, Curtis, Jackson, Goodwin,
Fairchlld, and others
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The COuriA.
EQUITY CouRr-Jud0e Ia

EQUITY COURT-Judge Hdgne1.
Magee; bill dismissed In re. Joseph Clark fu-
natic committees report referred Schlorb agt
rico rpstranins order ~ issued soteIdo ssI Lyon
s. IS ordered paid
To-day, Hines agt Morris; trustee allowed TO
taken. Given aet Philip: commission appointed
to obtain answer. Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
agt GRAFT; leave to amend granted without preju
POLICE CoURr-JudOe Shell
lateral. Julia Banks. colored, vagrancy and pub
ored, loud and boisterous; S or Is days. John Il.
Davis, forfeited collateral Turner Waters, col
do JOS Smith alias Michael OBrien. do; do.
Geo. Lowry. forfeited collateral Mary Miller and
Martha Bates, loud and boisterous; S or IS days.
Th0S McCann, vagrancy and suspicion; bonds or
30 days Oliver Allen, destroying private prop
erty; $40 or Is days. Alexander Armstrong, col
SON. FraSces THOMPSON OF and frances Bell
vagrancy and public prostitution: go days.
Frank Brown and Archie Jones, forfeited col
days John T. Freeman, committing, creating
and maintaining nuisance; personal bonds to
his bar open on Sunday; $50 or 80 days Jacob
Ross and Aaron Dggs, violating the law govern
Ing the vital statistics of the District; s25 and
execution suspended Americas hurry, colored,
keeping bawdy house; $50 or GO days Also
charged with assauting Samuel Nice. Sweetman;
IS or Is days additional.
A Crisis i'm France.
II. DE FREYCINET AND HIS COLLEAGUES RESIGN
THEIR OFFICES
A cablegram to the New York Herald from Paris
says: NJ. de Freycinet has placed the resignation
OF himself and his colleagues in the hands of Presi
dent Grevy. The latter urgently begged them to
withdraw their designations. There is not the
slightest possibility that NJ Gambetta will be
summoned TO form a ministry. 1t Is not thought
Nkely that M. de Freycinet will retire, but that
possibly MI. Goblet and Humbert Will
THE CAUSE.
In the chamber or deputies yesterday NJ. Goblet,
minister OF the interior and OF worship, replying
to n radical interpolation demanding the estab-
lishnneut at central Natrte for Paris, moved the
order OF tie day pure and .sfMple. which was re-
tectedby a vote Of 2s8 tof72. The chamber adopted
by'a v6te or 2f8 to 176 order OF the day hostile
to the creation OF q central Mdtrie In cOnse-
Quence of these votes an urgent summons was
issued for = cabinet council The member who
moved the Interpolation quoted promises of the
government in favor OF its object Therefore both
votes were unfavorable to the government
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CITY ITEMS.


WAsHINaToN, January S, 1881
Gentlemen: have until recently suffered with
Dyspepsia nearly all my life and at times so bad
nad great oppression anu heavtnessss ABOUT the
nacn. Now after takils TWO bottles OF Browns
Iron blttes, Ca eat anything, all the heavy feel
ln9S has lett and already think It has done me
more good than any medicine ever tried.
Respectfully, LOUIS A. RICHARDSON.
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DIG REDUCTION.
5000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS.

5000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES REDUCED TO sc. PER YD.
4. 600 Yards Best make of LONsDALE CAMBRIA, loo.
SO Dozen Colored Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, SC.
MADRAS GINGHAMS. Dress Styles. in Stripes and
INDIA LINENS, reduced to l2H and 20c.
PARASoLS. 81, $l.25. 81. so. 81, 81. so.
ALL LINEN TOWELS. 40 inches long, lie.
LINENS. for Boys Suits. Is cts., Is cts, 20 cts.
FIGURED and DOTTED SWISS. al patterns
cAsHMEEREs. GEEMA AnEs. BUNTINGs. SILKS,
LINENS. NAPKINS. COUNTEkPANES.
MOSQUITO NETTING, ALL COLORa
CARPETS-Brusseis and Ingrains.
NEW FALL sTYLEs1aRIyINa DAnI.
T0wSONS, IS
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
,,il SOUTH Side.
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"Alderney Dairy WaGOns.O
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lh "Ward" prints 4Oc Der H.
Also. cottage cheese. buttefmk and swees milE.
SC. per ct Cream, f5c pint =
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CITY AND DISTRICT.



THEATER CoMIQUE-var1ety AMI burleSqua
ABNER's SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert
DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
ance.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
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JAMES BRADY was sent down for 80 days in de-
fault OF SO fine, by Judge Smell to-day for indie
cent exposure OF his person on the street yester-
day
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GENTS fine calf strap ties; former price S, re-
duced to $3.50 At Rchold's Boston Shoe House,
49l Pennsylvania avenue
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nervous and sieepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like q well person
Carters Iron Pills equalize the circulation, remove
nervousness and give strength and rest
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TIE CHAMPION sUBL1MITY.

20 good Lawd. exclaimed Brother Gardner, chow
few men in dis worr rise to de eubmity OBJ de
shun! An. too. how few oh US knows whar
4S&O) de sublimity comes in! When trubbel comes
kG we knuckle to It an lose our sand. instead oh
soarin' alof' an lookin' down on it from de
yA0 Clouds. What am mo- sublime dan to see
SEsW(z poilytishun deman' to be lected to offs on
his merits, stead OBJ gwine roun' TO buy
votes. pull wires an waller in de sums! What are
owdashushly sublime dan to . cashier in . bank,
who has got away Wild $40 600 in moment Of weakness
rise above an return Wild the cash and Tess his
Dat true sublimlty; but knows Oh racket in sub
Unity dat oberops ole Peon and skins his scrapn
aginst de skyey blue OBJ ole Olympia Swing low sect
chariot-de champion sqbfmity Sanfords Ginger
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A LARGE LOT OF odds and ends ladies' and misses
slippers, from Soc. up. At RchOldS Boston Shoe
House, 491 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EICK'S ICE CREAN, WARRANTED PURE
Il and satisfactory, 81. 20 Per galun Wholesee ma
retal stores 2 and3 Center NaEkek Eoutn9 Pennsyi-
yan1a avenue Washington. DC, mb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

ETVHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE
l. MENT COMPANY
Run daily excursions to Glymont ON steamer Keyport
leaving street wharf at q. m. and s D. M re-
turning leave Gaymont at I p: m: and 2. n: Fare
Greatly reduced rates to societies and clubs be
tanned Of the Treasurer Oryile johnson, 400 Penn
sylvaDiA avenue northwest. -
DR.. s. A. II. McKIM, President.
jy1O - -. Secretary.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WcNlHpe

OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OPFICER,
WARRINGTON. DC. July 20, 1882, $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. colder fair
weather, winds mostly northwesterly, higher
pressure
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4le SEVENTH STREET,

NOTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE
IN BENEFITS
Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SARSAPARILLA enjoys. It II compound Of the best
vegetable alteraves with the Ioidee of Potassium ana
Iron. powerful. blood making. hood-cleansng and
fe-sustaning- is the most eectual Of all remedies
for scrofulous, mercurial or blood disorders Uni
formy successful and certain It produces rapid and
complete cures Of 6crofula Sores Boils Hunors PIN
pies. Eruptons. Skin Diseases and all disorders arising
from impurity Of the blood By its nvigorang effects
1t always relieves and often Liver Complaints
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities. and IN potent
remover Of waning vitality. For purifying the blood II
has no eQun It tones up the SYSTEM restores and pre-
serves the health and imparts vigor and energy For
forty yees It has bean In extensive use and ID to-day
ne most available medicine for the suffering stck.
For sale by al druggists. t28-2
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Raising n Treasury Note from 81 % sic.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AsD'w r. BALL-uE Is CON-
ATTTED TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF 81 900 BONDS TO
APPEAR BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Andrew f. Bail, the young man who was ar
rested, with two other young men, by Sergeant
Heffner OF the NTH precinct, last Monday night,
for passing a 'raised" bank bill in house OF Ill
fame, kept by Minnie Richardson, at No. 2l5 10th
street, was put on trial In the Police Court this
prisoner. Bali is about twenty-three years Old,
and is married. His wife, good LOOKING young
bitterly at times. Prosecuting Attorney Coyle
stated that the defendant was first charged with
forgery. but he finds that the charge should be
charging him with altering a United States Treas
ury note and he had charged him with this offence.
A plea OF mot guilty" was entered
TESTIMONY OF MRS RIcHARDsoN
Mrs. Richardson, in whose house the bill was
passed, was the first witness, and testified that
last Monday evening the prisoner. with two other
young men, came to her house and contracted o
bill OF s., and one OF the young men, VIM. Cum
ningham. rendered note, purporting to be $40
bill, in payment, and she went to a neighboring
saloon and got it changed, and afterwards was
informed by the saloon keeper that 1t was bad
with the change-S.
OTHER TESTIMONY.
VIM. Cunningham, the man who gave the note
to Mrs. Richardson, testified that he lives in Alex
andria county, Va, and was at the Center market
on the night In question. when Ball invited him to
go up town and have little SPORT and insisted On
witness taking this bill TO pay the expenses OF the
trip.
Another witness testified to seeing Ball have the
same Iiote last Friday.
The note was submitted to the court and proved
TO be 81 note raised to $40. The job was cicvery
executed, and was calculated to deceive any one
except an expert.
THIS BEING A.PEN1rENT1ARY OFFENCE.
and Judge Smell not having lower to dispose Of
the case, and a prIma facie case being madeseut,
no evidence was heard for the defence. Bfr. CGyle
said this was q serious charge-the penalty being
s. 600 fine or IS years imprfsOnment in the :pen-
Tertiary, or BOTH and he would ask 81 coo bonds in
the case Mr.. CalfN asked that $500 bonds be
taken, but the court said that the WAS one Of
grand jury and require $1,000 bonds. Ball was
committed in default OF bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

THIEF IN THE NIGuT.-A midnight thief is
bad enough, but q midnight attack of cholera
morbus Is worse poor child prostrated, after
dty OF over-indulgence in summer fruit and
berries, Is indeed an object OF pity. Were there
no such remedy as Perry Davis Pain Killer, the
case of such chitd might be hopeless. But it is
thing which every parent should know. that
the spain Killer affords Immediate, thorough
relief in sudden CASES OF summer complaint,
collie, and all this class OF diseases. Mr.. M. u.
StinSon, OF Portsmouth, NH, says he has often
found IL useful FOR his SIX children when thus at
tackled, that he never Will be without il In his
family. A man with six children ought to be q
good judge Of the efficacy OF such q remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

DR.. GILBERT CLARK, OF Warren, R L, says: Isl
have used for years In my practice Hunts Rene
dy, for dropsy and kidney diseases, always with
success. 1t is q standard remedy"
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchupaiba.
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell 6
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fher Bulletin.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer is highest in Manitoba and lowest near
the mouth OF the st. Lawrence. Northwesterly
winds prevail I'm the northwest, lake region AMI
Ohio valley, light souttsTy in the south Atlantic
and gulf states. Occasional rain has fallen in
every district The following stations report
more than one inch OF rainfall during the past
twenty-lour hours: Boston, LES; Quebec, Log ::
kfttyhawk, 323. The temperature has fallen
slightly In the lake region, Ohio valley and Ten
neSsee. The following special temperatures were
reported at am this moaning: EastDort, Alpena
and St Paul, $50; Montreal 66o; Quebec, 60; Mt
Washington, 46o; Cleveland, 63o; Duluth and Den
yer, $50; San Francisco, $40. Yuma reported 1O7o
maximum temperature yesterday afternoon. Fair
weather is Indicated on Friday In the middle
states and New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND TIN
y highest cash px3ces paid. Also Watches. JeWelry.
Guns Rstplsy 10. Call or address HERZ06s sos Ell
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No danger from these diseases If you use HOP
Bitters; besides being the best family medicine
ever made. Trust no other.
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FUssELL's Ice Cream.

For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
Herzog's, 3Oe 9Th ST., near PennsyIvania avenue.
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SEND for V. Becker, corner 9th and Fl streets, to
have your pianos repaired and tuned; terms low
and work guaranteed. Bargains on hand.
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THE NEW YORK PEoro Co., T23 18th, formerly
Davis branch.) Will adopt the following prices for
their fine Photographic portraits during the sum-
mer months: One large picture for framing, 81 ;
duplicate COPIES so cts. finest cabinet portraits
S2 per dez; card pictures, best style, 81 per doz
We guarantee to make as good work for the above
prices as Is made In this city; these prices to con-
tnuc only TILL september 1SL
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Dyspepsia

is the costly price we pay for luxuries It's mo-
potent remedy, however, is found in that efficiel
and genial tonic ana Alternative, TarrantS Seltz,
Aperient. Sold by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

Q UAS1loo PAVILION.
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT
DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING.
Boating, Fishing. CroQuet Shooting Gallery Archery.
Quois. &C., &c.
IMMENSE DANCING PAVILION.
Prof Cooks Brass and String Band.
EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT,
From 7th-s street wharf at q. m. aud 800 p. m.
SUNDAY AT p NJ. ONLY.
Round trip tickets, 80 cents. Children, % cents.
Greatly reduced rates to churches societies and others
Arrangements be made to stop at any point the
river. tylx
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$1,000 Reward

For any case of blind bleeding, itching, liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by ]. P. Miller, NJ D., 9lj
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with.
out his signature. Sold by druggists olY-eo
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DR. RAUrERBEKG has returned to 2l5 81 street
nrfh
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Nervous Debility

is a depressed. irritable state Of mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling no energy; no anima-
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
in generative organs occasiohed by excuses; men-
tai overwork, or indiscretionR POSITIVE infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and desponaency, and restores wonder
druggists 81 PACKAGE for p, or sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3l5
First avenue, N. Y. SToTT. CROMWELL, Agents,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
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"A FINE INPRoyENEST.-Dr. Rauterberg has Just
completed Il handsome three-story and basement
bu iding on Sd street, near northwest, which
ads very much 10 the appearance OF the square
Ths front - built OF preSsed Trick with three
courses OF Ohio SfoAc--a bay window II feet In
with extending 10 the roof. The house contains
all modern improvements aud IL in:Sllcd In hand
oOf1e style. Mr.. Cox was tn architect Mr. ChaS
A.lS the carpenter, and Mr. kinsc the nr.ei. layer
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Ho' FOR LEoNARDTowN!
Select Excursion OF the CHAPEL POINT CLUB
to LEONARDTOWN, Md. on WEDNESDAY,, July
&c, 1882.
The steamer Arrowsmith leaves TIN street wharf at
q. m. sharp. Tickets, limited to 5OO 81. Brass and
string band. Dancing the boat. Dinner can he had
on the boat 1t Moore's Hotel.
Secure your tickets from any Of the following COM
mttse:-T. A. Rover. d. Connell, B. Roth HI
Becker D. G. McGivern, ]. j. Fuller A. B. Coppes.
VISIT - -
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Harris insect powder-depot I'll I'd street. n
poison
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Thos. Simmons and Josephine Boston; AIexan der
Ansle McMichael and ROBBIE St Clare Jackson
toth OF St johns, New Brunswick, Canada; VIM
w. kimball, T. S. navy, and Esther s. Spencer. Of
this city: Randolph Ducsett and Lucinda Beecher,
both OF liilsdale, ID. c.; w. p. Crawford and Mary
E White.
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IUNNINGHAM sHATTER."-6PRMG STYLES
~ SUI Ha6 made TO order. Oed e4ylse remodelsd
M.nills specially. CUNNINGHAM. TO 6ih stzssl
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SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
NORFOLK, FonrRE> s MONROE AND THE cApEs
On the popular stea.ncR
GEORGE LEAkY,
From 7th etreet wharf,
SATURDAY. JULY ODD. AT6PM
Returning. leave Norfolk at p. m. Sunday. Arrive
in Washington 6: 80 H. Monday.
Prof. Cooks BRASS Band accompanies the excursion
Steamer stops at Pney Point and Point Lookout going
and returning. ty19-4t
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Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys. Di
abeteS