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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-10
Land League Meeting.

a The Murder of Lord Cavendish and Sec retary Burke Condemned-Resolut and Speeches. ] A meeting of the Land League was held ir Loomis' Temple of Music last evening. The meeting was called to order by City Clerk
 James P. Pigott.
 In his remarks calling the meeting to or. \ der MT. Pigott referred in condemnatory ! manner to the cowardly act of taking the \ life of Lord Cavendish and Under Secretary ! Burke. In concluding Mir. Pigott nominated Town Agent James Reynolds for chairman ! of the meeting, and he was unanimously ap pointed.
 Mr. Reynolds on taking the chair de- nounced the diabolical act of the murder oi ! Lord Cavendish and Mir. Burke. He said l that no friend of the Land League movement
 l would sanction or approve the act. He saio
 1 that at the last meeting of the National Lano l League resolution was unanimously passed | condemnatory of all acts of violence in the | struggle of Ireland for freedom from land | lordism.
 Resolutions were introduced by Hon. c. T. Driscoll condemnatory of the murderous act \ and remarks followed by Thomas Lawton and | John Hanafin. Then Thomas J. Kennedy \ took the floor and said that the English gov ernment had been forced to acknowledge | that the demands of the Irish people were right. The suspects were released and the hellish monster Forster was forced to resign Yet this monster addressed meetings where ! thousands of Land Leaguers assembled and | unharmed Yet here is a messenger of peace sent to Ireland and he is murdered, we be | lieve through the instance of the British I themselves. We are not in favor of the I knife of the assassin, and we hope that the | resolution presented tonight will go forth to ! the world as condemnatory of this foul mur- I der.
 Mr. Campbell of Troy, New York, was next introduced and made an able address. | He referred to the treatment that the Land League representatives had received in the British Parliament. He protested that the ! Land League had nothing to do with this foul ! murder. Would the Land Leaguers have murdered their friends? Never. I tell you \ that Parnell, Dillon and Davitt will search out the murderers of these men. He pre- dicted that with the advancement of intelli- gence monarchy would be wiped out and that Ireland and Scotland would eventually be free from constitutional monarchy. The resolutions were then read and adopt ed as follows: Resolved That we deplore and condemn the mur- der of Lord Cavendish aud MT. Burke, and that we
 consider their assassination the dastaroy acts of who enemies both of the Land League and Of Ireland.
 Resolved, That neither the Irish a people, nor the Land League organization, should be held
 responsible for these murders because the foul deeds
 of the assassins condemned by all true lrshmen, whether in out of the organization of the Land League.
 There being no further business the meet ing adjourned.
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A Good Investment.

Changeable types, daters, &c. A. D. Per kins. 13 Center street. ap15-tf
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-10

1Otdl SOnuS. oo4 VI Or, in round numbers, 10000 parts of water con tain parts of solid.
 Whitney Lake water contains in ,000 900 about q parts of total solids. Your sample has therefore about five times much solids as the Whitney Lak water The latter is extraordinarily pure, and you1 sample, should say, very good water, or woule commonly be regarded The l9O parts of sulphatt of maguesa and common salt, being very soluble would not help, but would rather hinder the forma tion of boiler incrustations.
 The l40 parts of carbonate and sulphate of lime alone would form ''scale'' incrustaton. By following if" the boilers at proper intervals the formation of scale woulu take place ry slowly The salt is, should say, not abundant enough to dc serious damage By using waste heat to raise the water near to the boiling point and then expel most of the air from it before its introduction to the boil should judge that this water would not cause any considerable corrosion to the latter.
 The 1h parts nearly of slight soluble carbonate and suphate of lime in 10000 parts of water constitute It's only objectionable feature, and few waters, parattvely speaking, are fir CT from them.
 Yours very truly, s. ". JOHNSON.
 The company will continue to make ser vice connections during the summer and with present prospects will increase its nine- teen services now made to nearer ninety be- fore Sept 1st, when people will be thinking more of steam than now.
 To turn steam on and off with the ease of gas and water, and so heat our houses, run our engines and cook our dinners, etc., is not the least of our modern improvements.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-10

Sure Cure. A bottle of Dr. Fu1ler's Pocket Injection. with syringe combined. All druggists, $1
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-10

0. Cowles $ Co.,, Velocipedes and Bicycles
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-10
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednesday aorning, May 10. 1882.

Midnight Weather Report. The following observations taken at the same moment of time at all the stations named:
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piers.
IL THE recently submitted proposals for sup
plying file-hoders TO the Treasury Department
the entire schedule, covering 337 sizes, OF Wood
ru1'S nIe.hOldeTS was Accented
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EvENING STAR
The CITY MARKET.-The last report of the COM
mSSOnerS OF the sinking fund, who control the
city market, shows that during the last fiscal year
lows compared with the previous year: Butchers
ST 492 increase S312 TO- hucksters, 81 23S 49, in
crease Sl02S2; cOOkshOpS, 1892, decrease $i6;
country people, S71961, increase $S2 "A; fish
benches, S43i5O, decrease $780, Office rents, $751;
Increase S62; total, 81 400 3d. which Is an increase
of s45656 The expense of conducting the market
during the year was S13776 The net receipts OF
the market for six years past has been S26 all
OF which has been applied to reducing the city
debt.
CHARGE OF OuTRAGE-Charles Smith colored
man, was brought TO the Jail here this morning on
the commitment or Justice Robinson, charged
with attempt at outrage upon little girl. He
was taken from the Jail this morning and carried
up into the county for a hearing upon the charge.
IL Is said that there exists good grounds for the
charge.
JEWISH SERvICEs.-Our Hebrew fellow citizens
are engaged to-day in the solemn services of
their Day Of AOnement. Services have been held at
Cne Washlngton-street Synagogue by Rabbi ROSen-
StranS,a very learned man, who is verSed In eleven
languages. King street showed many closed
gagged at the synagogue with the sOlemniZatiOn OF
their ancient rites.
POLICE CoURT.-At the mayors court John
Luckett was sent to the chain gang for 30 days on
cOnVctlon OF drunkenness and failure in an at
tempt to beat his wife.
REPORTERS NOTES.-AS announced Mr. George
HOPKINS opened yesterday the new southern tele-
graph office here. 1t connects with the Bait d Ohio
railroad Offices nOrth.-Some eighty cars with
cattle are expected to pass through here tonight
who was severely injured few days ago By being
thrown from his carriage, is improving. The
Alexandria county court opens its September ses-
sion mere next week. 1t vii be grand jury term.
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STATEMENT
UNDER OATH.

have teen afflicted for twenty years with obst-
nate skin disease, called by M. DIS Psoriasis and
otneFs Leprosy, commencing scalp, and, in spite
OF all coul do, with the help of the most skful doc
TORS IL Slowly but surely extended, until year ago this
winter covered entire person in form of dry scales
or the last three years have been unable to do any
labor and suffering intensely all the time. Every morn
ing there could be nearly dustpanfu of scales taken
from the sheet on my bed of them half large
the envelope containing this letter. In the latter part
the winter my skin commenced cracking open. tried
everything almost that could be thought without any
reief The 18th OF June started west in hopes could
reach the Hot Springs 1 reached Detroit and was so
low Thought should have to go to the hospital but
nnaHy got as far as Lansing Mich where had sister
living One Dr.. - treated me about two weeks, but
did me no good ALI thought had bu. short time to
i've earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through the
limbs feet badly swollen. toe nails off. finger nails
dead and hard as Bone hair dead dry and feless
straw On, my God! how did suffer!
My sister, Mrs. E. II. Davis, had small part of q
box OF Cuticura in the house She wouldn't give up
said we will try Cutcura.' Some applied on one
hand and arm Eureka! there relief; stopped the
terrible burning sensation from the word co. They
mediately got the Cuticura Resolvent (bood purer)
Cutlcura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures
commenced by taking one tablespoonful of Nesolvent
three times day, after meals; had bath once day.
water about blood heat used Cucura Soap freely ap-
pied CutlcurE morning and evening. Result returned
to my home In just weeks from the time left and
my skin as smooth as this sheet of psper,
HIRAM Z. CARPENTER,
Henderson, jefferson Co.. N Y.
Sworn to before me this 18th day of January $780,
A. NJ. LEFFINGWELL, Justice of the Peace
CUTIcURA REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists De-
pot WEEKS 4 POTTER Boston, Mass. au19-s&w
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BRUCE. On the morning of September 22d, 1872,
MI: JOHN I. BRUCE after prolonged illness.
ceased 43 years old, and died trump chant in the
faith
The funeral will take place from the Union Bethel
church, sunday, at $50 O'Clock.
BYRNE. EDWARD BYRNE, formerly well known
ID New Orleans and san Francisco was found dead in
his chsr at the dubois House. on Pennsylvania avenue
on Friday morning. His body taken charge of by
the undertaken and will be buried by MIR. Wetze 1917
H'gh STREET Georgetown. at 10 o'clock a.. Sunday
24th September His friends requested to attend.
KROUSE. On the morning of September 2lst 1882
FANNY REBECCA KROUSE, aged two years and
twenty nine days, beloved daughter of George and
Amanda krouse.
he funeral will take place from the residence of
Samuel Anderson Gay street. between Congress and
High, on Sunday at pm. sharp. All friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
MORTON. Mrs. r. MORTON on the Odd Of Sep
tember 1882. at the residence of her sonin law. Mr.
+. Lamasure.
Interment at Philadelphia.
SMITH. On Friday morning, September ODD. 1882
MATILDA S. SMITH, daughter of the late Clement
and Margaret Glare Smith
1885 street, Sunday afternoon September 2lth at
O'clock
Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 2.
STOOPS. On September 90. 1882, at 4:30 a M. Of
congestive chill, RICHARD ST0OPS aged II years ?
months and II days, beloved husband of Mrs. Ann
Stops.
Funeral from his late residence 463 street north
west Monday at pm. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
WILLIAMS. At $50 O'Clock September %, 1882.
FRANCKE s. WILLIAMS.
Funeral services to-morrow Sunday afternoon, al
northwest. The body will be taken to Hartford,
Conn.
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NATIONAL THEATKRs--Thela last performance of the
present engagement OF sthe Galley Slave Combiua-
ton" will be given this evening Earnest Stanley's
allied attractions next week
HE NEW THEATER COMIQUE Is crowded every
evening. A fine variety entertainment is given
every evening.
AT DRIVERS GARDEN q most inviting speciality
entertainment is given
ABNER's GARDEN.--The concerts at Abner's are
largely attended.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE will be opened for the
season next Monday evening, when "a Merry
War" will be produced
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL Is open day
and evening.
LOWER CEDAR PoINT.-A select family excursion
Will be given to Lower Cedar Point tomorrow, on
the steamer Jane MoSeley, leaving at m. and
returning at 10:30 o. M
IHE STEAMER GEORGE LRARY will leave at 6
O'Clock this evening for an excursion trip to Nor
lolk. fortress Monroe and the Capes, returning
Tuesday at am.
THE STEAMER CoRcoRAN will leave at pm. to
morrow Sunday for trip to Indian Head.
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The RAILWAY EATING HOUsE--The traveller who
stops "twenty minutes for refreshmentsy at the
Wayside feastlng places may possibly get q good
meal But he runs a heavy risk OF loading his
system with lot OF indgeStible things which Will
work mischief within him Late at night he may
oe called up to attend tothe collie or cramps which
nave seized him or his companions. For that
hand as Perry Davis Pain Killer. Chief Engineer
Henry j. Eaton, OF Hartford, Conn.,, has found 1t
10 elect absolute cure In cramps, stomach COM
plants and similar troubles. He has used 1t
Tor years, and freely recommends it to all his
friends.
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CARPETS.
CARPETS.

CARPETS. CARPETS.
CHOICE NEW STYLES.
90 styles best Carpets bright beautiful patterns
10 cts, 10 cts, IS cts, 80 Cts
IS styles best American Brus sels beautiful styles all
new this season, IS Cts. 80 cts, IS Cts, 80 cts 95
Cts. 81.
Best Body Brussels choice bright styles at low prices
20 styles Ingram Carpets, all designs, 81 css so
cts, 60 cts, 10 cts.
Floor Druggets beautiful designs in all Sizes IS. S.
81, IS. So SO.
Hall and Stair Carpets to match.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths from 81 cts cts 60 cts
Moquette, Smyrna, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs.
Making and Laying Carpets cts.
Carpet Lining, cts. yard.
Lace Curtains. new st5 les.
IL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS ARE
NEW DESIGNS THIS SEASON.
TOW s MS,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
siS South Side. Near Center Market
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BIG SEVENTH STREET and
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
90 Sign Red slipper ul&
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A colored boy named Edward Bender ,vos cont
- ya. oy Judge Bundy today for so days for steal
ing sixteen fancy pigeons from Edward CayerIv
Joan Brown, savage looking negro, was fined
~ or thirty days In the wOrkhouse by JUDGE
sunny, this morning, for profanity. The testi.
mony OF white lady was TO the effect that he
went 70 her house and because she would not buy
any OF his wares he cursed her.
Tnis morning. about 1880 O'Clock, q train OF SLY
cars,heavly laden with excurs.OnstS from the line
of the Western Maryland Railroad arrived here
Tne excurstonsts were ''dOing the city,, to-day as
well as they could In the rain.
AT the flrst NJ r. Church, at the Navy Yard
Rev. j. w. Gray pastor, revival meeting OF some
WtereSt Is In progress, and there have been four
conversions this week 1OO
Rev. r. r Shippen returned today from his
summer vacation to begin his regular work. and
VII preach at All Souls church on Sunday morn
teg and evening. ~
-h In digging hole in the square occupied as
aad 18th Sta and b Sc. and Ohio avenue yesterSav
% ascertain the nature OF the ground and indoo o.
"a suitaDillty for the foundation of the pro-
2-seu ne" Pension Office building the wOrkmen
sxock spring at the depth on q feet ,nhtoh
0owe0 very freely, filling the well to within r va
:est OF the surface. W "''"in h'e
DIVORCE CAsEs-The divorce chi, .,
1Enest nee Buck, filed by Mrs E. A. Lockwood agt
xseazer U. Ernest, February 18th lasf has bssn
dssmfseed by complainant ~
II. James X. Clements has nled q dtvor,o e,,,.
~ inola NJ Adds agt Chas. nj. Adds. They were
married June 18th, 1872 by Rev. John Chester har
AL nn na., 1s,hg sSrogglns ana she charges
.1d she has been compelled to earn her living nv,
Horzing as milliner. "
BuRaLARKA-On Wednesday the rs.,a.noa -.
ar G. W. Hines, 1881 9th street northwest was en-.
e!od bureau was opened and $500 in money
F.sken On Thursday night the residence OF Mr
Iooea D. Aoaison. No. 1924 OH street northwest
49, sarsred ard his clothing carried on rom h,s
1s1!con. IL the pockets we're his gold wa:ea and
aaa1n and 20 IN MsEsy. A''N
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucaonesr.
RUSIEES'sALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, No. ala FOUR AND -A-HAIsF STREET
NORTHWEST, AND OCCUPIED By THE BOARD


NORTHWEST, AND OCCUPIED BY TIE BOARD
OF HEALTH.
Under snd by virtue of deed Of trust dated July -
toh, as'i, and duly recorded in Iiber No SCI. ifW
folio SOI, eft of the land records for the Dis
trict of Columbia 10y direction of the holder Of
the note thereby secured, the undersigned will SELL az
public auction in front of the premises on 1HUflS-
DAY. OCTOBER FIJI III, 1882, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK z. NJ, the following described real
estate in the city of Warrington, in said District,
to wit: Part of lot No. "a in square No. 49l,
beg inning for the the line OF said AZ
street 1T point twenty feet three inches south
the northeastern OF said running thence
north twenty feet three inches thence along
the north Line of said lot hundred and feet;
thence south along the west line of said lot twelve feet
thence in soutpeasterly direction along the line Of
private alley five feet; thence in souheastery direc.
ton thirty feet and three inches point seyantee
feet and four inches due south the north line sad
lot thence thirty feet and five inches 70
the division wall Of the two brick houses standing ON
division wall thrtysx feet to the place of beginning
together with the improvements, easements appufe
tenances 10 the same belonging.
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash. and the residue
IN SIX twelve aud eighteen months from the dy of sale
10 be secured by the notes of the purchaser Tearing
interest and deed Of trust the property Sold AL
cash at the purchasers option. deposit 500 VIII
De required at the sae and If the thereof be NOT
complied with within week from that day. the tfuss
tees reserve the right TO resell the said property the
deiauuns purchasers risk and cost after daye
notce IN the Evening Star newspaper. All conveyance
CHARLES B. MAURY, 49,.
s23-dSds FRANK T. RAWLINGS. ! irus'ees'
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGMA Al OrFTcyn
WASHINGTON. DC. Sent. q 1882 10 .0l a M


NAsHINGToN. DC. Sept O. 1882, 10 :01 r. m.
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
or cloudy weather with rain. nOrteasIerly backing
TO westerly winds. falling followed by rising ba-
rometer. stationary or lower temperature
Special Weather RulgetIn.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
The following special bulletin to the press:
The barometer is highest in Nova Scotia and low
est on the North Carolina coast. large area of
hlen barometer embraces the upper Mississippi
ana lower Missouri valleys and west Gulf states.
Inc temperature has fallen from 10 to 10 In the
lower lake region and middle Atlantic states from
o. 70 l3 In the east Gulf states, and from IL 100
IN the northern portions OF the upper Mississippi
ana lower Missouri valleys. Cloudy weather with
rain continues In New England and the middle
Atlant1c states, elsewhere the weather is fair.
Southerly winds continue IN New England and
The lower lake region, and nOrtherly winds In the
niIdie and south Atlantic and quit states. Light
froSt Is reported from E5canaba, Lacrosse and
Des MolneS- The following special temperatures
were reported AT g. m: lstport $50; Montreal,
53o: Quebec, 500; Mt Washington, 4Sc; Cleveland
3d. Alpen1. 45o; Duluth, 40; ST. Paul. $50; Den
Yer, 46o; San Francisco, $50. The following sta
tons report more than one inch OF rain fall during
the past 81 hours. Boston, 345: Portland, Me-,
1-6S; Albany, %: Baltimore, 90; New YORK, / g.
Sandy HOOK. y j.. 242: Charleston, S. c., LOO:
New Haven, %; MI. Washington, 1.72; PhiIadel-
phta, AS The Indications are that fair weather
VIII prevail today AMI tomorrow In all districts
except New England and the mi Idle Atlantic
states Light frost will probably occur tonight in
northern Illinois, Wisconsin ana Iowa
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Folly i'm Waiting.

1t is the height OF folly to wait until you are In
bed with disease that may last months, when you
can be cured by a timely use OF Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known sckly families made the
healthieSt by ft-ObSpJrpr
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G1.fk0 RCwnro

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
Or protruding Piles that behring's Pie Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller, NJ. D. 91j
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. disco
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Decline Of Wan.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility, cured by ''Wells' Health Remover
81. Depot, Stott Cromwell 8
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemcnts TO.niplt.
NATIONAL THEATER--" The Galley Slaves
NKw THEATER CoAIouE-variety.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARpES-Specialtv nar,orno
Ance. "PSi'' Peiioi III
ABSKR's GARDEN.-Concert
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York ave-
nue.. between 18th and 18th Streets '0-
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LAST CHANCE of ten per cent off trunks, satche!s,
travelling bugs, harness. saddles, whips, pocket
DOCKS, &C.. up to September 29h, at the factory Of
James S. Topham. as Eth street. VIII move to
new store, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, on that
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CITY ITEMS.


WEST WASHINGTON, January T. 1899.
Ge1nemen:-From my large sales OF Browns
Iron Btters am satisfied II gives general satisfac-
tton and feel safe in recommending it Co my Gus
toners, one OF whom has just said its effects on
friend OF his, to whom 1t was recommended was
most wonderful II. w. LITTLE DRUGGIST
[BrownS Iron BitterS Is a sure cure for weakness
a tired feeling caused by overwork, malaria, dys!
pepsia, indigestion, &c.1
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Is the costly price we pay for luxurles. Its mos
potent remedy. however, IS found In that efficient
and genial tonic and Alternative, Tarrants Settler
Aperient Sold by all druggists.
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH CoMP.NYs SUMNER
PRIcEs.-One large picture for framing. ST. Gupli-
cate copies. 50 cents each; fine imperial cabinet
portraits. - per doZen cartsiZe portraits, Il per
dozen. Good work guaranteed % 1th street.
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Forty fears' Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one or the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States and has been used for forty
years with never-faiing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhOea griping
In the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price - cents
bottle. mWs
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The youthful color and rich luster are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use OF Parker's Hail
Balsam. harmless dressing, highly esteemed FOL
its perfume and purity
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1t is impossible

that Ayers Hair vigor is a superior and econom
zeal dressing. 1t has become an indispensable
article for the toilet
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FAMILIES resuming housekeeping and others arr
invited by the 5. r. Tea Co.. 7G3 Seventh street, &c
test the superior qualities OF their and coffeeS
A present given with every pound.
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COPPER LIGHrNING-R oDs, at j. ii. Kuehlings, 41s
18th street.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

CLARKE-FRY. In Baltimore, July -. 1882. by the
Rev. DR.. Rankin, w. w. CLARKE and JULIA /
FRY, both of Maryland.
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EliNir of Babek.
Forty Years, Experieuce or n,

avegetable compound, contains no quinine; pos
tive cure for Malaria, Fever and Ague, at KlocZew
skis drug store, 423 9Th street Price soc. 3m