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PHYSICIANS Wine.

1t has been great desideratum with the medi.
cal profession to obtain a reliable brand of wine
which they could prescribe with confidence to
their patients Port wine when unadulterated
and properly made, is the best adapted to their
purposes, because OF its combining Stlmulant and
aStringent properties, with freedom from acidity.
debility, accompanied with Indigestion diarrhea
and general want OF tone in the system, and to
persons suffering WITH or convalescing from ty-
phoid fever, nothing can be more suitable and in
MIGRATING. They have thoroughly tested the
Port Grape Wine, produced by MI. Alfred Speer
OF Passaic. New Jersey, and do cheerfuly and uu.
hesitatingly recommend 1t to the profession and
public as the purest and most reliable American
wine to be had.
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Special Weather bulletin.
FAIR SUNDAY IMPLICATED.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
Barometer IS highest in Tennessee and the O3io
valley, and lowest in the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence.
"A depression Is central In Dakota. moving slowly
eastward. Tie temperature IS fallen from 20 10
14o In the middle Atlantic states AMI risen from
1o TO $50 n the Missouri valley. Fair weather
prevails IN al districts est o. the Missouri river
and In the northwest. Westerly winds prevail in
New England, aDd northwestrrly in the middle
Atlantic states. The winds IN the lake regi52
have SHIFTED to SOutherfY. The following spect al
temperatures weTr reported at a. m. this morn
tlg: EIstrOrt, $50; Montreal, $50; Quebec, $50:
Mf. Washington 32c: Cleveland. $50: AlDena Sic; ;
Duluth, $50; ST. Z jul. 90; Denver $50; san Fran
cisco. $50. Mt Washington reports rainfall OF
ass in hes In the past 81 hours. Fair weather is
indicated for New England AMI the middle Allan
tic states to-day ana tomorrow, with stationary
or slowly rising temperature.
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DIED.

DIED.
,s DENGEL :. On Wednesday evening September 18th.
fifty eighth year of his age
Funeral from his late residence, No. 14l n stree,
northeast Sunday afternoon $3.50 O'Clock Ia
proceed to ST. Aoysius church at O'Clock, to which
relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend
DOUGLASS. On Friday, September Is, 1882. at
three O'Clock a. M, WILLIAM T., son Of William H
Douglass, aged seventeen years.
Funeral viii take place from his fathers residence
l7 at half past two O'clock thence proceed to St. Pc.
ter's church, at three O'Clock p m. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited.
GIBBS. At Trieste. September 9th. in the forty.
sixth year Of his age, Medical Inspector BENJAMIN
F. GIBBS. Fleet Surgeon Of the European Squad
ron.
HART. On September Is, 1882 at o'clock n H.
after protrscted illness. Mrs. MARY HART. born in
County Tyrone, Ireland the beloved wife Of Edmond
Hart in the fifty first Of her age and daughter Of
James and Mary Owens Smith.
May her soul rest in peace: Amen.
Her funeral Will take place from her late residence,
b27 Ninth street southeast, Sunday. September I?t
at p. M. The friends are invited to attend.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please COPY
ROSS. Wednesday, September 18th, 1882 ut 10 :35
PM, Miss ELIZABETH A. ROSS, in the 6fty-fourth
year of her age.
May abe rest in peace.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of her
brother, VIM. L. Ross, No. 632 L street northwest
Sunday, at O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend. 9.
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BERNARD CARTER, Trustee,
No. E CORTLAND street,
s16-eotd Baltimore. Md.
s16-eotd

TCOR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE AND CoNvEN-
lent Dwelling House. situated in the village of Bla-
densburg. Prince Georges county, Md, about miles
from Washington city. This dwelling built of brick,
the old English STYLE the residence of the
drawing-room is very large and elegant The out
buildings attached to the dwelling brick kitchen
communicating with the main building by passage,
way, smoke house and dairy, all in good condition aud
OF brick also stable for eight horses and cow house.
pump convenient to the dwelling: also large
laid out garden, well enclosed: and also about 10
lot has upon it an orchard of choice fruit trees all
dence for gentleman of wealth. for engaged in
business in Washington which of ready either
by rail or turnpike travel Also, several Houses with
Lots for sale in Bladensburg In the district
Badensburg, mile from College Station fine large
Farm, 404H beautifully situated, with the best
wood and water All necessary out buildings. All the
above uDincumberei. Possession be ri Ven at
The above property will be sold at reasonable price
Terms OF sale made known upon application to Jules
Deudonne and Mrs. Dieudonne, at Bladensburg, TO
G. c. Magruder, esq. their attorney, Upper MARI
boro'. Prince Georges county, Md. -
au26-1aw, I'm c. G. MAGRUDER.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
crty. Farm three miles from Bladensburg containing
$50 acres Onethird cleared land suitable for gar
ing farming purposes. Wood enough to paw price
asked. l4l5 street northwest. al7-6m
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY ON IN,
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS WEST, AND n
STREET NORTH. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the thirteenthe.
day Of July, 1879 and duly recorded in Liber No PSF
30 folio Sls ct sea- one Of the land records Of the
s Secured Et6fss The x vi ps sPkH
OF SEPTEMBER, 1882. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ. in front Of the premises, all those
tain pieces parcels of ground lying and being the
city OF Washington. District OF Columbia. and known
and described as lots numbered thirty SD and
thirty t33) in square tw hundred and fourteen
t2lD, acccorl:ng to the public land records of said
District. said lots having each front OF twenty five
Thousand hundred G. D0) square feet of ground.
Also. on SAME DAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. will
SELL in front OF the premises sub lots numbered two
CD and three 3D. in square five hundred and twenty
eli ht (52S), tho same having front each Of twenty
three (23) feet four "a inches on street north by
depth OF one hundred GOD feet improved by three
story Brick Dwelling Houe
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months for
which notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from
day of sale, secured by deed of trust the property
sold. viii lie required, ali cash. at the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of two hundred dollars each
piece Of property sold required at time OF sale Convey
ancing &c at purchasers cost. TERMS to he compiled
with within week. otherwise resale ut the risk aud
cost Of the defaultng purchaser after five day. public
notice Of such sale in some newspaper published in
sl6-d&ds Trustee.
RaY sLa1 Co.
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AI,lUSemcnfS IO.uiuiaf

NATlOSAL THEATER--'' j"
CAPITAL THEATER.-WOodsOn Aliens min
strelS.
DRIVERS GARDEN--Speclalty performance.
ABSERis GARDES.-COncerL
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL New York ave-
nue, between 18th and 14Jh streets.
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IHE NEW OPENING AT WILLIAM HAHN'S STORE
ME- William Hahn yesterday morning reopened
MS boot and shoe establishment at S16 18th street
northwest. Which he was compelled to enlarge on
account OF his increasing business, and now
boasts or store over Is feet in width and 100 feet
long, In which ne has one OF the finest stock Of
goods In the city. Mr.. Hahn has been a remark
ably successful business man, entering into bust
ness about five years ago here with Scarcely any
capital. He built up trade at 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue which finally compelled him to establish
branch store at the site of his present fine store
10 Dy Gu feet, affording for a time ample room.
Inc business has been under his management
constantly increasing, and the bulk of the trade
Oelng at the 18th street store he was compelled to
make this his principal headquarters, and here
ne requires eight statesmen, while three serve the
west end store. stated above the 9TH street store
mas been enlarged, and yesterday and this morn
ing the customers saw on the opening fine floral
ornament displayed, on which was the word
welcome" His sign is push cart or bearer, in
which the goods are delivered, and this is in the
shape OF a large red slipper.
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FORBIDDEN FRUTT.-Among this may be classed
gnarled and yOrTn-eaten apples, unripe pears and
hard-hearted peaches. Indulgence In these brings
the thoughtleSS person to where nothing will get
as Perry Davis Pain Killer. Hayward children
will often indulge in these things. Mr.. HerSe, OF
Lowell. Mass, writes that FOR cramps and pains in
the bowels there is nothing like Pain Killer. 1t
has given speedy and permanent relief to his fam
ny, and he heartily recommends IL TO everybody
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We Are Persuaded

that the Ancient Hermes with all the subtle art
and natural resources of the Alchemists, was q
very poor doctor compared with Mrs. Lydia E.
Plnkham, OF Lynn, Mass Hermes may have been
after all only a clever practitioner Of the Black
Art; but we know there Is no humbug In the phar-
maceutlcal chemistry OF Mrs. Plnkham'S VegeJa-
BILE Compound.
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JNo. M. MCAYOY,
For S2-A Fortune!

Such an inducement to its customers the Com
monweath Distribution Company offers in Its next
grand distribution of prizes on September 30th, in
Louisville, KY. No one should be without ticket
grand prizes Send on your order at once to r.
M. Boardman, Courier-Journal building, Louis
Vile, Ky,
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND ST

WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND STATES RIGHTs.-A tele-
gram from Omaha, September 18th, says: The
secret OF the present session of the woman's suf-
rage convention being held here two weeks ahead
OF the date for the National Woman's Suffrage
association convention, also to be held here, is
that the former convention, the American, holds
that woman suffrage Is state rights question,
while the national holds that it is national ques-
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~ hH Oahl L1C. NEW
FALL STYLES JUST OPENED.
Brussels styles, rs cts. s5 cts, 80 cts
Garnet Lining cts. yard.
Making and Laying. 8 OTIS.
1ngrans, new Styles 81 cts, so cts, 60 cts.
Carpet Lining, cts. yard.
Making and Laying cts.
English Brussels new Styles 81, 81. 10, 81. 15.
Body Brussels, new styles.
Floor Drug cts. all sizes, colors.
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets.
Floor Oil Cloths, 81 cts, so cts. 81 cts.
Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet.
Best 2 Ply Carpets 80 styles, all new.
Best Ply Carpets, new styles.
Rugs-MoQuette, Velvet and Tapestry.
Lace Curtains, new designs.
DRY GOODS.
Ladies' All Wool Flannel Suiting 25 cts.
LADIES' All Wool Cloth Double Width. Is cts.
New Colored Cashmeres.
New Colored Silks.
New Black Silks
New Black Cashmeres.
New White Flannels,
New Cloth for Boys Suits.
New Saline Prints.
New Table Linens.
New Canton Flanne!s.
New All Wool Blankets.
RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY
TO S o Ms,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
IS SOUTH SIDE.
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PubfiC Voice.

WASHINGTON, January 4, 1882.
Gentlemen: Finding myself breaking down with
work and business care reSOrted to Browns Iron
BitterS a strengthened. From their use have
derived much benefit, SO much keep them In my
house now at all times as a family medicine.
most cheerfully recommend the medicine browns
Iron Btters) for general debility caused by over
work and mental strain.
JSO. nj. MCAyOY
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CITY ITEMS.
Gentlcmen,s and BOYS, Fall Ha

Sattu HDOyS k1atSs
New Fail Style, Broadway SILK Hats, s.;
Fashionable shapes, stiff Felt Hats 50 to So;
Splendid Stock or Soft Felt Hats, 81. so to s.;
Best Stiff and Soft dollar Hats" made;
Now opening 200 dozen Youths, Boys and
chldren's Hats, in all the new shapes and colers,
at SO, IS, 81, $3.50, {nice Derby'S sly at Lewis Pop
ular One Price Store, $50 9TH st. bet. and L.
Established 1863.
N. B. Price plainly marked in each hat.
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1t Is Worth

remembering that Tarrants Settler Aperient is
the concentrated duplicate OF the celebrated Ger
man spring whose name 1t bears, and whose viz
tues 1t so emlnently contains.
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ECZEMA.

Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, Mass. permanently cured
OF h9mor OF the face and scalp eczea that had been
treated unsuccessfuy for twelve years by many
TONS best physicians and most noted specialists well
as European authorities.
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FOrtV Y ears EXDerlence Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Wtnslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
of one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhoea griping
in the bowels and wiEd collie. By giving health
to the Child IT rests the mother Price Is cents a
bottle. mWs
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CHEAP GOODS are very dear in many cases, and
do not at all pay for the little money invested in
them. They are fllmSy or weak, and break upon
the slightest prOvocatiOn- The best goods are by
far the cheapest and give much less trouble and
yexattOn- Taylor & Hufty have taken great pains
TO select only the most reliable goOiS and those
that Will give the most wear, and purchasers Will
md that a Few cents more paid for garment Will
give nearly double the wear and save many dol
lars worth OF veXatiOn.
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n U T 1 c u R A i.

Geo. w Brown 4S Marshall st., Providence. ia cured
by CUTIcUSA REsoLvENT tblood purifer) and CUTI-
Ringworm Humor got at the barbers which spread all
his neck and face and for resisted
all kinds Of treatment.
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Charge of Violating The Postal Laws


To-day, John Harris, who was arrested in June
last on the complaint of W. T. Henderson, an in
speet0r OF the Post Office department. for violat-
Ing the postal laws, was before US. Commissioner
MlllS-MF. Irvine, OF the district attorneys Office
appearing for the government, and MI. Howard
Clagett Tor the defenIant Harris Is charged with
having On or about April 10th, devised scheme to
delraui, to be affected by opening correspond
cnce, and did b. said scheme on or about April
2lot, obtain SIS by registered letter from Thomas
BROOKS, OF saltwater, n. Y, contrary to section
3,1oJ, Revised Statutes, US Brooks, who, it ap-
pears, was paying attentions to Martha
Hackley, wrote to Thomas Brooke in
the name OF Martha, asking for SIS,
which was sent in a registered letter, and it is
claimed Harris took it from the Office and pocketed
the money and when first asked about it said
Martina was his wife, which is not true. Harris
was arrested July IL and the witness not being in
the city he was released on personal recognzance
Inc defense this morning asked a continuance,
aud the government insisted on going ON as they
nad brought Martha from a distance She stating
that she would remain some time, the case was set
for October 6.
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THE PATRONS OF Miller 6 Jones' famous Billiard
Hall, in the NJtiGaJl Tneltar Building, viii BE-
glad 10 learn that their favCTite resort Will be
open again next Monday. The entire establish
menJ has been extensively improved, nc!uding
twelve billiard and !.OO tables OF the very latest
design An interesting match has been arranged
for the evening.
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SCALD HEAD.

3: "A Raymond Auditor F. W., j. L S. r. R. Jackson
Mich was cured of Scad Head of nine years. duration
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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FINE PURE RaSPBERRY WINE, the best article
against summer complaint Tor chiliren and gen.
eTal disorder In adults, at CHRIS Xlnder's No. ii
9TH street northwest
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs Bowers 143 Clinton St. Cincinnati sneaks of her
sisters child who cured of milk crust which resisted
all remedies for two years. Now fine healthy boy
with beautiful head OF hair.
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Drivers Testimonial.

BENEFIT
The following correspondence VIII explain It
self:
WASHINGTON, D. c., August IL, 1882
George ". D1iref, esq:
DEAR SIR: Approaching your efforts during the
past and present summer seasons to cater for the
amusement Of the Washington public, and re-
garding you as public beneactor, we, the under
signed, tender You testimonial benefit at your
Summer Garden at such time as you may desig-
nate. Promising that the "Stay- at-Home Club''
shall be fully represented on that occasion, we re-
main very respectfully yours,
A. F. Rockwell, Jos. G. Cooke, Wizards hotel;
Myron M. Parker, VIM. Dickson, II. J. Ramsdell,
l. n. Burritt, E. w. Brady, H. A Willard, d. W.
Bliss, stilson Hutchins, Hallet Kilbourn, Hume,
Cleary Co., d. b: Anger, j. o. P. Burnside, E.
Droop. VIM. w. Warden, Geo. w. Cochrane & Co.,
|: L. Pruden, j. w. Smith, Frank Hume, L. G.
Hlne, j. .: johnson, and upwards OF one hundred
other gentlemen,
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderncy Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints 4Oc. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream. 15c. pint
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WHAT SUPERB MEDICINE is it that Is uGequalled
Tor all OF the peculiar diseases OF the female sex?
Hunts Remedy. Never known to fail.
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A SNAIL COLOEED Boy named Geo. Johnson was
sent 10 the wOrknOuse for nnefy days by Judge
Bundy this morning Tor being vagrant and sleep
Ing on dOCTStcpS anu in dry goods boxes.
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MARRIED,

.BISBOP-COOKE. On Tuesday. September II, 1882,
at st. Aloysius church, by the Rev. Father Nocnan
s: j, JOSEPH i. BISHOP. Of st. Johns, Canada, to
MAMIE G. COOKE, Of Washington, D. G. Nc
cards.
PARKHILL-BUETE. On February 18th. 1882. In
the Cathedral at Baltimore, Md, by the Rev. Father
BUETE. both of Washington d. G.
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A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS paid II the bones
and cords on tine hips break Gown on 18Th" Very
Corset" Price, one dollar, at stern'S Sol 7Jh be-
tween anu X.
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SCHOOL Books. new AMI secondhand. ReD1em-
Der that Merry takes anything. EvcrythtGgfu tx
Change. lbs and 1927 - street, Georgetown.
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GRAND vocal and instrumental concert viii
be given at the S:hu ten Park, 18th st. road to-
morrow 1T four o'clock y. m.
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STEAMED OYSTERS, finest grades. Johnsons, 9th
near f Ladies saloon first floor.
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Annther S;rand Opporfunifr

is now given by the Old reliable Commonwealth
Distribution Company to obtain a fortune for q
small outlay. $4,000 for 81. s112, 400 will be dis
tributed on Septenl er Both, in Louisville, KY. Send
sc for ticket, or 81 for half ticket, to r. NJ
BOardman, Louisville, Ky.
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NEW YORK PHoTOGRtPH CONPANY's SUNHE R
PRICEs--One laTg' picture for framing, 81; dupli-
cate copies, 80 cents etch; tine imp rial cabinet
portraits, = per dozen; cdr-size portraits 81 per
dozen Cool work guaranteed. 10 7th street.
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ssR,.cV,unaiha,

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad.
der and Urinary Diseases. 81 Druggists. Depot
StOtt 6 Cromwell.
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CHUDREN's SCHOOL SHOES IN button and lace
from % cents up at the Family Shoe Store, sec 23
7th St
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM.

LATRoBE, furnace AMI range repairing a special
t.. Geo. E. Gartrell, SIS TN street. Work guar
aDteed.
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EDwARD CAyEILY & Co. sell Archer & Pancoast's
gas fixtures. See advertisement, second column
rAt-rn
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Elixir Of Babek.
S1.(NN Reward

avegetable compound, contains no quinine; pos
tive cure for Malaria Fever and Ague, at KlocZew
skis drug store, 423 9Th street Price SOC. 3m
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NOTHING so benumbS the natural faculties as
dead learning. Real education leads out the men,
tai powers for the activities of life The training
given day and night at the Spencerian BuSin aSS
College awallcnS the forces OF the mind and in
spires TO genuine effective labor
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Read

vertlsement In another part OF the paper-$30 GOO
for Sand other large prizes. The most liberal
scheme In the world What is Sc to save when by
its investment you may secure fortune? Try
your luck. Drawing September 3Oth. Send So at
once to K. NJ. BOardman, Louisville, Ky.
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GENTS CALF CONGRESS, full scotch bottom, So IS
at the Family Shoe store, 306-303 7th st.
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LADIES' KID BUTTON Doors from s1.23 up at the
Family Shoe Store, 3C6-3G eth st.
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COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, at j. IL Kuehlings, 419
18TH street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Thew Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER \
WASHINGTON. DC. Sept 16 ISS2, 10 :0I am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
north to west winds, stationary or higher barome-
ter and tempprature.
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The Liver

Is the organ most speedily disOrdered by malarial
poiSOnS Ayers Ague Cure expelS these poisons
from the system. and is most excellent remedy
for liver complaints.
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CERES, Minneola, Sterling, Reliance and Colder
biscuits
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cation was made to the Equity Court by E. A. Sell
hauSen for an injunction TO restrain Schneider &
90 from putting up an additional machine shop
the ground that the iron works there, with their
noise and smoke, would disturb and di5figure the
nelghbOrhood and deprectate the value of real
estate Judge Hagner took the case under advise
ment
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JOB LoT IN school boz s clothing at low prices at
HeIZogS, 3)S 9tl street northwest
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. Beah, Steam Fire Engine Boston, was cured
OF Aopecia or falling of the hair by the CUTICURA
SOLVENT (bood purfer) internally and CUTICURA and
CUTIcURA DAP he great skin cuIes) Internally which
lose it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16

EDWARD CAvERLY & Co sell the Parlor Sun ant
Sun Light fireplace heaters
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GET Harris Insect Powder. Harmless to chill,