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B0vAB, sTArlUnEsY-e1o-
M RS. 4. L. CHANDLER

M RS. 4. Z, CAANDLER
HIu'd now cf.s 10 The ci!'Z,as of Elez.ndti.
new lnyo!cs of
SPRIEG GOODS,
sll OF me lsle;! styles and cheape, thsn ever b.
Era SUD: ts:hmeres, Black and Colored,
Buhtng, Nuns Yelling Black snd Colored, III
the new Dress Coos and many imported goods
never ofsrt d in tas market.
willie Goods, in all styles Notions aud small
Wares IN great variety nothing hut frat clas
gooGs. They were bought for
SPECIAL B aRGAINS.
Towas and napkins cheaper than ever haf,ra
sold By Mr.. Chandler.
E,s. E. KING CHANDLER.
mhl5-2, 50 King st Ale1ardris, Va,
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By 4. Il. Lucas, Auctioneer.
SRsHaMPT0 SALE OF GOLD AND
4 SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry, Ice Piieh.
era, Castors Rogers Knives, FORKS, Table and
lea SDoots at src lion. commencing on Satur.
osy evening March II, at $50 p. IN. and co.,
tinuinR every evoLirg at tho same hour until
the entire a.oc1 il clased cut. C.. No, 60 King
strest, next 10 John Fields Cigar Store. This
stocE vii bs ecid and awarded to the bjgbes:
bidder 10 .vsry csse. let the amount ba whit it
may. Goods will bo sold al p'ivats sale. Kvery
person lht5rested should attend tnis sale as the
goods will b sold a. Grsa. BARGAINS.
4. T. LUCAS. Auctonaer.
q. II. LIEN Saiesmsn. mhl5-tf
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brought Gut Perfectly,

. LOUISVILLE, KY, March 80, 1881.
Ii. Il. WARNER Il Co.: Shs- had been a
grta: IctFtre, ircm auto kidney disease,
"tlca my phy5eiars c-u'd 20. cue, but short
tilal ct you. Ss'e Kidney and Liver Cure
brought us out ID perfect health.
CHARLES Il. GERHARD.
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q, heather Probabilities. liar. lG 1852. -
ne AItdIe Atlantic states light saow q
y. ,as7 lie coast, followed by fair wsa.der
,...r,.s: - southwest. winds. rising folio Yed
- :.4us barometer and q slight rise 10 temper.
s.-:c -----------
Fatally 1NJCRED.-Yes!erdsy tysaioz
nm: h...-p pas: h7o o'clock, coIcrsd boy, u
rs,,; Of eye, named i lWiu Morrison Dtaytoo,
.,c o! + Il. DiaytoD. &c ex-oo1s,abIe. wss rug
-y.r acsr the corner Of King ed Fsy,:te
.-sc3s. by ID. south bonnd TAIN over the
Aiy.cd:is a1d Fredericksburg Railway, acd
,r'rr.d 10 mes: horrible mslrer. Some say
me accdao! occurred By the boy, tti6kiog
4, c15dac CT was c)micg, jumping fr0m the
l.a, t1 he boy said be Wss Wslkicg arcu1d
/, EiIs Ct bricks n tie street ct that
nc o., BL:n the trln struck bin. NJ
,5a s,g he accident, or katw anything
$50! i: u1.li The Streams Of the boy was
rs.iI a.rrac'ioG 10 lis relief several men
,,al3!ay De.r by. When tee tty we're picked
N /. va; toald thE. the cars hau pissed over
s,G =. ard mashed both he legs ue,rlg Of j1st
s:.ya tie .-22S. besides tearing the FISH from
L,a b3ac 81 COS Ct his limbs b,tw:on the thigh
s.I sc.a he mangled bog. sill living end
t.s,ng, VI; ITisd to the bone Of bis psren.s
M F.y,t:o street., between Prince aud Dake,
gtcfo D., Smi.h visited hin snd pronounced
i;,iail7Cs ct E t;tal character. Later D.. &.
u t1fd 10 response TO telegram from tie
,.I,,5,i oiHcjq!S, came to this city frlm Wesl-
.,.aC, All G';c, making an examination Of
4. TO- ; il l-iss, declared that nohipg ,uld
:. due to- n'n, az death Vas certap. Tho
rs aid ;ht5 4ornl9g ct S :y*a o'c'ock.
G2HGG;l ST2IN: or MINERs.-The miners
@! IN: Elp oci:u1 c)sl regtoc, >. 800 10 LuL-
s.r, E:v' g01c 90 g3o2ra! strike TOR higher
usg:- Iaa MINIS E.7e been deserted, sad
III, pt2sp:C5 G1e that tho openlpg Of the coal
usIy vi BE- c9us;a.r2b!y delayed this SEASON.
Ab L CITY c:5at bias Gre yl0g O. Cum6e.-
bud c9t 4 viii c).. aad the closing OF the
mics h.5 cica,ed considerable cjnstcrnation
az Z: h; uja'm3n. T0e petp,a OF the Qua
J.f.nl rsg:Co including ibo nlasIs. hsv, been
a;iag z x "a supplies OF cos The past three
lly- n 3H:CiDl:ioa ct tue strika. Traus on
.a. Gu. i rand md Pennsylvania and Georges
'i. t:iifJa3', vita h .x,:pl3a Of pasjal-
80. have bcaa E!:horI1D, throwing 200 men
Cu Q: clHi.yG9at. iho reply OF the Knights
u, !,7bJ7 20 the c>al oolnsr i 5 is cot sc. COZ
g:.ej. 4 d;sQ7'ch lrJu Frostbura says: 1T
az 3. Sal g 90 go5d su:toIiy ths. the GU
Janus s:c do:c;aiocd not to Pat th:ir n5es
90 * u'dGr sly oJnrromso OLDER traa so
Oa0's : ton aa1 q en- yloto s1r!eodar Of sill
sG.&cnty uo9 heicg exercised ever their
Prp,:lF D. tho Knights Of Labor. rae9 SC
ri. al sG?r C,ia !'H c tia: ot iiaif ;ots
tur'. ~! u yiJy-. ;:Iry G.ve s. pr Got. Of
1T. ) .&'t,i<gat sal rshaclo mgr, whom ttey |
Il. ls.ac.aal to pat a b. AID they will give |
IT,: by every tpDorsuary TO cootrtl the |
@I-'g :, sni shoc!3 they izl 70 do - within |
i :s's n,;Io iiEac. IL viii ao BE- 8 surprise 10 |
-. ,haIel o. pspIlatioG."
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DkINTIMGl
PRIME TING !

ESElNTlAGl PRlNTINGI
We invite ltseition to cur superior facilities
Tor the correct and prompt execution of ALL
GLASSES OF PRINTING. We have the
mss in prGvAd steam machinery, sn extensive
assortment CT Plain AID Far c Type, aud do all
work On the promises. under our personal su,
perSisiOn. Our reputation for first class work is
strictly m sintsinen and our prices nre such So
20 deity 81! C mp III ion. Special rates with large
consumer. 1noae ii wsns will notify ne by
Telephone or nhii, and our representative win
call snd furnish estim htaa.
mill EOBERT BELLS SONS.
h1r OTIOE TO TEEPUBLIC.-J. w. DYER
~ s. 90. No. q s Roytl street, have now
cn hand and viii! continue to leap during the
season, i Vi r &c s!s1rtneLt Of Ere h Fish, VIZ:
SHAp, hOCk, WHITE and YELLOW
PERCh. HSKKLNS. Sc Tho patronage OF
The publ ia spectsully solicited ss we bsve
hToseo the monopoly. Fish c!esred ADD d.
ligared frae. Give Us q csll. mhl5
NASTSE CAKDS
~ EASTER CARDS!
A full assortment Of Esste: CARDS at very low
plies
mhl5 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
~ AED1ES-6 bbls Fine and Choice Csncss
~ iu.t received by
decl2 J e. MIL3UhN.
MAJLSUGAR OURBD HAMS reeeived
- to-day BY. [jsnlG] J. G. MlLBuRN,
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seven Reasons why You Should Use
al Edeai Coffee Pot.
lst. B:ciuse you will hsY, Ccf5e ia all i!s
purity. strength and f .vor.
"a. Because By this PIT C ,:s the Ccti,a is not
0oIlea. hercs you keep 10 Inc pot all the flavor.
o;a. Because the c;f3a grain does not touch
the lin in cry wsy, hence the Cof,a il rei.her
black nor bitter.
n. Beciuse you U.s. no clearing nst.tr.
cth. Ee,srsJ 8 simple arrangement over tie
spout prevents oil escsIe f steam.
n Because the Ideal coffee and Tea POTS,
srolhe Elm pest aid cheapest in the world and
arc recommended by tho b; 5; known pecp,e in
the lard.
IN. Fecsu:e sEey tra fer sale only bysTANs-
BURY & Bro, naLufsctu1e:s srd dealers in
stoves and tinwaIe, Alexsl d,s, Va.
illustrated price il! on applics.i,n. fet9
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fAhOLIaA RICE. cho;co, Just rtc,ived,
" direct fem Charleston S Q. Tor sale by
NILS y. i. MILBURN
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LOCAL. NEWS,

~ nT:a.Ecr Probabilities. liar. lG l8s2.-
= he 5,Itdle Atlantic STATES light gaow CT
=. r rss-.he coast, followed by fair WEATHER,
,-...r,.s: 70 southwest winds. rising folio Yad
~ :4.ll1s barometer and Sign! rise 10 temper
s,--l.
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So; ~ ,, from lbs sub crbes on March S
= osc: ., -,HiSDLh COW, with hair rubbed
45:t.i .o -, osc ca; had en- leather collar, 4
ao:ma,. viii DC ptid ror her return or fer
''''h 7:iE: lead 10 her recovery.
@tfG.g. JOHN Fl EAILJE,
Market Ecu;e
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HLoUE.-We1gar Family, Mcuut Jsct son
= a., Hard TO Beat do, and otner brands
Tor sslo by ie16 THOMAS PEkRY
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Sf GROSS OF SULPHUR and PARLOR
SSF AaTCSKS Jus. received By
tet9 W. A. JOHNSON On
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1GGN POUNDS PRIME NEW YORK
Il WV BUCK WHEAT received TO-DAY
by Gsnl9] j. o. MILBURN.
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NEW CROP PRIZE NEW ORLEANS
~ HOLAESES jus. received
novEG ". A JOHNSON g On
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NFAtNE EARLY ROSE SEED POTA.
Iva TOES fer sale BIZ
tet6 THOMAS PERRY
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POTATOES, DEANSG FISH

HAVlNG PUECHASEDt tho intersat of nv
- brother the business will be conducted as
neretotSre 81 NY neg store lt6 King sIeet, OF
posite g. +. French's DO, L store, Wnere a full
assortment Of Fancy Goods, Notions, hair
Goods &c, will be eorstsntly on hand. Hoop
sRir,s made to ORDER without extra CHARGE
mh6 JAS. EERGIiSON
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THERMOMETERS large sssortment IF
Z tho ordinary black case sherncm e,era: also
assorted bids for dairy u,e.
ftb5 x =, LEADREhTER g. RRO
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FULL CRRAM CHEESE, juat received ~
= det0 w. q. JOHESON & co.
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yTANTED-.A GOOD, ,RELIABLEGTRL FOR
w general housework in small family, ~ i3li
Est. n, wv
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Justice for Census Clerks.


Knowing that you are an advocate for Justice
and fair play; also, that you have been
friendly toward the census Clerks,I ask a small
space in your valuable paper to advance the
Just claim recently ignored by the Committee
on Census. This claim was advocated by
Senator Anthony, who also offered an amend.
ment, TO witt $40 pay the clerks OF the Census
who volunteered during the months from June
TO February ono months extra salary"
This amendment was brought before tho
committee, who, as am Informed, had pre-
viously been In favor of its adoption, but who,
Influenced probably by tho head OF the Cen.
gus Bureau, opposed tho measure.
Now Mr. Editor, 1t strikes me that after this
claim had been explained TO tho committee
and allowed TO be Just and equitable mot to
mention the disappointed expectations of
large number OF clerks who feel that they
have been unfairly dealt by, and who had
calculated upon tho passage OF this bill for
their relief, IL was, 10 say the least great
mistake for Congress to decide In tho manner
they have.
At the commencement of tho volunteer ser.
vice the Census Bureau was represented by tho
best possible force, It having taken some two
years for the superintendent of Census 10 dis
cover that Il required flrstclass clerical ability
10 labor ON statistical work. Whom tho volun-
teer service commenced there wore n large
number OF clorks who were In the line Of
promotion; clerks receiving from $40 to
s10O per month, worked side by
side upon the same class OF labor, the
lesser paid clerk often accomplishing moro
than his co.worker. Again, after receiving his
certificate or memorandum of labor, tho en-
ploye would often have TO sell 1t mt an cXorbi.
tant rate OF interest, and then when tho funds
began TO diminish again good and efficient
clerks were summarily dismissed, while chiefs
OF divisions and high.rate clerks also special
agents-were retained.
Now, contend that Congress should be Just
toward these discharged clerks That tho latter
should be entitled to receive 500 per month
during their volunteer service, no one con-
versant with the facts In the case Will deny,
and yet the Committee on Census refuse these
hard-worked clerks the one months extra pay
10 which they are fairly entitled. Tho Census
clerks will thank Mr.. Anthony for ondeavor.
ing 10 place this amendment before Congress,
and trust that the committee Will yet adjust
the matter 10 tho satisfaction OF all concerned.
EX.CTNSITS CIEuK
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National Republican.
Two years ago ex-senator Dorsey, leaving his
business TO care OF Itself and his Wife and
three children, was deyotlng all tho powers of
his mind and body to tho election OF tho Re.
publican candidates for President and Vice.
President. To-day two OF his children, his
'under the sod" and he is being prosecuted
IN tho Criminal Court, while, to crown the
whole, on Thursday evening when he returned
homo from court, he found that his son, his
only remaining child, had broken his right arm
by n fall in which he probably received other
and fatal INJURIES.
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wv ANTED-A TIDY WHITE NURSE GfRL.
w Apply at 2tO u St, ~, W. iyB
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RANTED-MsceNaneoUs

VXTANTED = PRESERVES AND HOME
w made bread, pies and cakes made to order
In genuine home STYLE at No. 73S 10th 81. n. ".
Orders promptly attended to. lyG
VNTANTED-PRINTERS TO KNOW THAT
w they can get good board and pleasant room
~ 80 81. n. G; terms reasonable; In q private
family. jy6
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SENATOR VEST says IAN evening paper
here" THE CRITIC, of course, as there is no
other evening paper here" makes ." the
atrocious charge that the amendment (for
the reclamation of the Potomac flats had
not been placed on the River aud Harbor
bill because the members of the subcom-
mittee, or the Committee on Commerce
rather, were influenced by improper mo.
tives in regard to some company that they
say is connected with the flats"
We have carefully examined both the
report of the Senate proceedings and the
editorials of The CRITIC on this subject
and find nothing in either to produce the
sudden ebullition of wrath INDUCED in by
the Senator from Missouri.
Senator Vest says he never heard of a
private company which sought to reclaim
the flats. His eyes and ears must have
been closed on this subject during the ses'
company has offered to reclaim the fats for
the ownership of the land reclaimed.
The Senator says further that he cares
nothing about what the newspapers say,
and yet he gets "hot in the collar" at
legitimate comments upon his official
action and fails to construe correctly what
is said
The Senator complimented the editor of
THE CRITIC as being "astute and intelli-
gent, able and eloquent" and THE Critic
returns the compliment to the liable, elo.
quent, astute and intelligent" Senator, but
suggests that he is occasionally subject,
like railroad car, to the disadvantage of
a i" hot box" and on such occasions should
slow mp" and "cool off" before giving
vent to his Indignation.
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WHY should not the employees of tho
Navy-Yard, as well as those of the other
Departments, be allowed to worl; on d" short
time " during the summer months? If the
Navy.Yard employees were to work from Z
a. IN. to 4 p. M, instead Of from a. IN. to
6 p. NJ, during the heated term, surely the
Government would not lose anything by
it. Secretary Chandler, who is regarded
as q friend of the workingman, will, it is
to be hoped, take some action in this matter
at once,
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YaHTED-Heip-Maie.

w of taking charge of milk dairy In this
city Address, stating experience, NJ e. r., Critic
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OUR able and esteemed contemporary,
the Post, aptopos of the insanity question,
remarks:
"Tho question now seems TO bc whether n
Jury Of experts can be found that VIII In.
failllbly pronounce whether man IS insane
on not"
This question may he most inlallibly AN
swered in the negative. IL men siugly are
not infalliblc, how can n jury Of experts ac-
quirc that God-lilc quality?
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-08

WE HAVE received, after several weeks
of waiting and disappointment, u copy OF
the National I'oterda, a weekly paper pub
lished in this city in the interests of the
soldiers by Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles,
formerly of Indianapolis, and who is editor
as we'll. The National Veteran is hand.
some quarto sheet of five columns TO the
page. 1t is carefully and brilliantly edited
by the bright little lady, who is known in
literary circles as emily Hawthorne"
She is the widow, sister and daughter of
soldiers who lost their lives in behalf of
their country, and, therefore, thoroughly
sympathizes with the soldicr-comrades of
her slain kinsmen. We hope and predict
for the Yeterdn brilliant and successful
future.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-08

THE members of the Potomac Flats Com
mittee now stand up in n row and shout in
chorus, 'fHow economical we are" Yes,
they were economical in their cxpondl.
lures. They were also economical in their
labors. The results, however, were stu
pendous-with copper. For particulars
see the Senate amendments to the River
and Harbor steal.
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rn. ,;rI.cnn .Critic.,,

in order to supply the great demand, we
have at much.expense printed an extra edi-
tion Of Fridays illustrated CRITIC, con-
tanning an account of the late President
GaIfcld's illness and death; also the his.
tory Of the assassin and fall account of
his execution. Orders by mail or telegraph
will be promptly attended TO. Papers for
sale at THE CR1rIc counter and by all
neWsdcalcrs.
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ihE aoie anu unanimous editor oil the
Nal'ohm q hep"ot,ca" appears to have gone
clean aait on the SUBJECT OF oustiug Mr..
Manhing' Oh Mississ'ppi' ana howls,
threatens en'rea'S' storms ana weeps by
turns because Vhe non "m' IL. .aikins'
chairman oi 'he i1,ec.ions COMMITTEE docs
no' io,ce 'no 'aso po,oio .n' nouSe' hne
"oie sui'o' 10 - a,'ose.nef .1o svi,a On ehiS
huess'on' ito s'as '" ,s ~ ".to''
'0s Nv snu ~, sVAo vn y, ~ n",ooS n,,. "' ~ VIZ
sor,o,;on o-o .oo w o,u.nao.aa ~ cta ~ ,., " II ~
,ho Innw,odao ,,oooss"rn w ~ r,.s, ~ g. o.,,an. 80
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To sun,ner Ahsentccs.

Persons leaving tho city during tho summer
months can hayo THE EVENING CRITIC mailed
to their address, In any locality, for % conts
per month, or thrco months for 81, payable In
advance. THE CRITIC will be found the bcst
medium for keeping nosontccs thoroughly
posted on what iransplros ut tho Capital. or
ders can be sent 10y mall, or left at tho busi'
ness onlce. Address changed as often rs
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FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under NE head of"sitNdtioas
Wanted" and "Hclp Wanted iriU hereafter
Be inserted IN TnE EvENiNa Carrie three
times FREE We inriie our friends wishing
situations or help 10 arail heatsslcesof dis
offer. Arswers directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office ,riu receive careful attention. Busne,s
advertisements three Tires three times for 25 cts.
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WI ANTFD-A COMPETENT AND INDUS
w trous girl for general house work. l50l q
ST n. ~, iyU
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TARRANT's sELTzER ApERIENr.

TILE KING OF THE BODY Is THE BRAIN;
THE STOMACH ITS MAIN ssUPPORT: THE
NERVES ITS AfEsSENGERs; THE BOWELS,
THE KIDNEYS AND THE PORES IT'S SAFE.
GUARDS. INDIGESTION CREATES A VIo.
LENT REVOLT AMONG THESE ATTACHES
OF THE REGAL ORGAN, AND TO BRING
THEM BACK TO THEIR DUTY THERE Is
NOTHING LIKE THE REGULATING, PURI.
FLYING. .INVIGoRATING, COOLING OPERA.
TIoN oFTARRANTS SELTzER APERIENT.
IT RENoVATES THE SYSTEM AND RE.
STORES TO HEALTH BOTH HEBoDY AND
THE MIND.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
jyI.TuTh& Sat-lm
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR A POLICE STATION.

j
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR or BUILDINGS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHtNGToN, July Z, 1889.
Sealed Proposals Will be received by the Com
missloners Of %. g., until noon OF the 18th inst.
for building n Police Station House, Speclhca-
tlOns and Information will he furnished and the
plans may be seen ut this oi1lc0.
deposit Of $500 mnst accompany each pro-
posal as q guarantee the bidder II successful, will
enter Into contract with good and sufficient bond
within i've days from date of award.
any or all bids
BY order Of Commissioners of DC.
THOS. b. ENTWISLE,
jy7'4t Inspector Of Buildings.
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Ministerial Joy.

WATERTowN, N. ", Nov. 27, 1881.
II. II, WARMER Il CO.: SirS-The distinctive
features of Brlghts Disease disappeared with
the use OF your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
and now call myself we'll man.
A. BRAnTLEY,
Pastor, Arsenal NJ. f, Chnrch.
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TIEATH HOUSE,

sCHooLEY,s MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Morris
County, N. j. Opens May is. The hest mountain
resort In the State. No mosquitoes; charming
drives; beautiful scenery. Send for circular. j.
WARREN COLEMAN. nly42m
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soRE THROAT and qulnsy yield toThe magl.
cal influence OF st. jacobs OIL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GtAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
~ scriber. dark mare mule, with slit In left
ear, which owner can have by proving property
n. W, lyadlt
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FOR EXCHANCE.

VITANTED-To exchange new stoves FOR old
w ones at Buffers Stove Exchange, cor. 9TH
And X Smokey chimneys cured or no pay. Steyes
exchanged for groceries. Old stoves bought. IezI
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BOARDING.

MRS. WM SMITHS BoARDING-HoUsE,
WI No. SOC f st., cor; Ninth (Rlley Bnildlng)..
For regular aud transient rooms, 50c.i 75c and u
25c. 1u3J-2WF
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wv ANTED--BY a SETTLED WIITELADY,
w a situation as child's nurse, or to do II .ht
housework: would do anything that sne IL able to
do TO earn her support; a good home more of an
object Than wages; call on or address Mrs. Ada
Miller, IS Myrtle st jy5
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wv AETED-A WHITE WAITRESS AND
w chambormaid Il. 2035 + at. n. W., gOol refer.
CnCcs REQUIRED Tvs
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yNANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w man, n situation as assistant In hotel or
restaurant kitchen, to learn meat and vegetable
cooking; will be useful wages low at first Adj
dress NJ. a. O.. Critic office. iyG
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yITANTED--TNyo ACTIVE BOYS an CoF-
w fee stand No. 500 and 80 Centre Market.
iV5.MH
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Wy JTAHTED--A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
w do general housework Apply I2Il EHt.
n
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HARTED-SitunhoHs-Mdie

Wy TANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w man, who will make himself generally
useful; salary no object; best of reference. Adj
dress p. s., Critic office. iy7
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ron RENT.

NOR RENT-THE sTORE-RCS y
u Dwelling, No. ltl3 Main str.st W
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Mebster,s Wicked WAYS.

NV YORK, April 25.-M A. Z. Outer
bridge, agent OF the Bermuda Steamship
Line Company, in speaking in regard TO
the prolonged absence of Mr. Randall F..
Webster, Colonial Secretary of Bermuda.
from that island, said; II have lately re-
ceived letter from Bermuda informing
me that there is no doubt that Mr.. Webster
is defaulter. He has made away with be-
tween $500 and 900 of Government money
given him to forward to England. In the
latter part Of February, Webster called on
me at my office on several occasions, and,
sitter seeing his family to England, started
for Niagara Falls. saying that after his re-
turn from seeing the Falls he would go to
Bermuda. Since then have neither seen
nor heard anything from him. do not
know anything about his family. but he
must have had some good connections in
England, as his position in England is next
to that OF Governor of the island