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I'd Edition.
TIE CONFERENCES IN BALTIMORE
LATEST NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL.
Capitol Notes.

&atstSt NoteSs
In the Senate this afternoon after the report in
ne firSt edition closed the following proc eedings
| ook place on the liquor commission bill
Mr.. Harris said he agreed with Mr.. Rayard that
lie OH was Too important 10 be proceeded with
under TIE Anthony rule. He therefore objected 10
It's further consideration, but added he would
WtDGraw the objection III the Senate WAS dis
posed TO vote on the bill and amendments.
MT. Con&er then moved the Sena te proceed with
dered.
Pending the call. Mt Bayard claimed precedence
for the tariff commission bin and read from the
RecoTd in support OF his assertion Of quasi ar
Tahgeincnt st the adjournment on Thursday that
lie would De recognized by the chair 10 make the
ihotlon TO take up the bill
MT Ferry made the point OF order that as the
motion OF his colleague had already been made
that OF Mr.. Bayard could not b. entertained.
MI EinundS supported this view.
Mr.. Bayard reminded Mr.. Ferry that he was a
member OF the finance committee, which had di-
mission bill.
JUST now Than In finance. lLaughterl
Alter remarks by MeSSrS George Morgan and
sherman, Mr.. Conger'S motion prevailed, and the
liquor commission bin was again taken up-yeas
~o' nays. Ia party vote except that Mr.. MaXey
ana MT. Davis QlL) voted aye with the republicans
MI: Mahone also voted aye. Mr.. Morrill, voted no
with the democrats
AT this point an order was adopted for an ad-
Jourulileht from to-day until Monday.
SENATOR HILLS CONDITION.
report was extensively circulated at the Capt.
tol to-day that Senator Ben Hill was dead. II
seems that the Senate flag was seen apparently
lying at half-maSt II turned out however that
Inc WIND mad so twisted the flag that it only had
me appearance of being haf-masted. From this
Si'ehl Ioundatlon the rumOr started. The truth Is
that senator HILL though seriously i'll, Is no worse
ana hopes are entertained that he will soon be
better.
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BALTIMORE. March l0.-virginia 6s consols 81
do past due coupons. so, do. new ten forties 39as
.BALTIMORE. March l0.-cotton frm-midilins,
and western super, 30a4. So do. extra 75a5 85 do
family 00a7 %: city mills super, s. 5aa4. extra
g. 75a4 rs; do Rio brands IS: Patapsco family IS
Wheat scarce and firm; western higher-southern red
30al 81; do amber, Ssai AZ No. western winter
red s SPOT 1s Ma March ,s sla1 AEG
July. 1.lsai. 1917. Corn. southern higher; western
higher-sOuthern white, 81; do. yellow 20: western
mixed. spot and March, 70a7I; April. Tiara; MAY.
7E.a72: June. Tx bid. Oats hgher-sonthern. 52a56
MSs sns Hay 70
quiet = mess pork. II. 5OaIS.OO. Bulk meats -
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed, 7aa9rS
Bacon-shoulders. 81; clear rib Sides los. Hams I2K
aish: Lard L.rd-reinea llA Butter frn-wsstern
ieum nominal-renned "a. Coffee stronsNRio carsoes
ordinary to fair, sai0. Sugar very hrm-A soft o.
Whisky firm. l.l7al. Is. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer duIl-cotton. 3l6akd. nour d. per barrel;
grsdn nd Receigtsnnour, 2. ATS barrels: whs.t
wheat. S25: 200 bushels corn. lis. i5s bushels.
LONDON, March 10, 12:3O p.m.-ConsOIs - for
money. 100 3 16: for the account 100 1916. u. s.
bonds A. 10 Atlantic and Great Western rst
seconds 94k. New York Central. I34a. Pennsylvania
Central. GA Reading, 80. Ontario aud Western 23K
Milwaukee and ST. Paul common. n0.
NEW YORK, March I0.-Stocks moderately active
and lower Money, 6. Exchange-lonR, 485k; do.
short, 4S9k. State bonds generally unchanged Gov.
ernments unchanged. Cotton firm.
x, new YORK March l0.-Flour quiet and steady.
and SAY cent higher. Pork firm and quiet, l6. asa
IL. SO. Lard weak. III. 52x.
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QUOTATIONS. OF GOVERNMENT Bovps
Trouble i'm 81. Lsii.c,s (CoIored) p. f..
Church.

DIR. ALEX. R.NMEIL's RESIGNATION WANTED
Trouble has again broken OUT in the ~. Luke
folored) p f. church, and this time as the follow
ing letter Will show, has eliminated An the COM
mfttee representing the convocation OF Waslltnc-
ton for colored work requesting Or. Crummcu TO
resign:
TO TIE reStIy OF 81 lakes Church, Washington
Gentlemen: The committee OF the washington
convocation having charge or its relation With
your church, adopted resolution on the 18th
uito declaring that 10 was necessary 20 the sue
cess OF the church that DIR. Crunmell's connection
WIN IL should cease DIR. Crumrnell was notified
or this resolution two weeks since. | was led 70
believe before this time that he would have
rendered il unnecessary that you should H.. In,
formed OF tiff he has not resigned ,e nroaar
that you should be informed Of ..sle action OF the
committee that YOU take sur. further PROCEEDINGS
as may seem proper TO yr,u
am very respectfully your obedient servant,
Narch .oo MONTGOMERY BLAIR
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE yEsrBY
special meeting was held by the vestry last
night-all the members except one Mr. Frazier
being present The chair was occupied hy the
senior warden, Mr.. Budd, and DIR. Crumrnell, It
vacancy in St Phillips {coiored) church I'm that
city. After the reading OF the committees letter
Mr.. y. w Cole offered resolutions by the vestry OF
ST. Luke's, "that the best Interests OF said church
demand the termination of the present pastoral
relations Herewith or Rev. Alex. Crummefl,r and
that VIM. Budd, Solomon johnson and j. w
Cole. representing the vestry and Walker Lewis
and Francis Upsher, representing the congreva.
ton, be appointed TO convey this resolution 10 the
bishop OF the diocese and TO ask that the proper
steps be taken 70 give immediate effect TO this
resolution" ~
These resolutions gave rise TO an animated dis
cuSslon. Mr.. Daniel Murray stated that he recog-
nlzed the necessity or DR. Crummell seyering his
connection with the church, but urged delay In
order TO give him Murray an opportunity of
obtaining the influence OF DIR. Addison In getting a
place In one OF the government departments Tor a
young man, with the view OF securing the services
OF his vile 10 Sing In the choir. Also TO enable
ID. Cruininell 10 resgn-pTomising that n In
week time Dr. Crummei did not resign he would
vote for the resolution. After consider able nlli-
pusteTlhg, a resolution was adopted postponing
definite action until Tuesday evening next IL
WAS quite evident that a majority of the vestry
VIII sustain the action Of the conyocatton COM
mlttee-which consists OF Revs. Dr. Addison, Leon.
ara Lindsay, and Messrs. Montgomery Blair ana c.
A. Albert
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TlHOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

NORTHEAST. BETWEEN TENTH AND EIEV-
ENTH STREETS, REING Nos. 1913 AND l0l7,
sSTTRREEEE1Ts BsEETWEE WEE, s, NINTH AND TENTH
ONE FRAME DWELLING. Nos. 522, 524 AND
PIG ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST. AT
On WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OFesa.,
MARCH, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front f:a
OF the premises. shall sell part of Lot in souareH
9a7. together with the IMPROVEMENTS.
On THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
Iss2, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. A. part Of Lot s. in square
MARCH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
premises Lots i! lS and H. i'll square 354. with the
improvements. All located a. above stated.
Terms: one-fourth cash the residue in two equal
raymens at xix and twelve months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust property
sold All conveyancing at purchasers cost. A derost
OF 900 Will be required each piece OF property time
OF SALE THOMAS BOWLING,
MA-00 Aucgiopeor,
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at , oc.ock pm, touch
ing ri Firey Point Point onkou. and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH HE BOSTON
AND fEON iDENtE STEAMERS.
First-cGss Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 20
Second class Fare go Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 50
firstcass iaTe 70 Pney Point and Point Lookout so
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock D. N.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and L. c. KNIGHT .vn rrsnne their
trlps. Pier Al, Fast River, New York, every
SATURDAY, at four o'clock r.. M. and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, at o'tlock an. For particulars
sppiy agent. f3 Water street. Georgetown.
Tickets and staterOOns be secured at general
of'jce, 6l3 18th street National Metroy otan Bank
BUsiius = icset gi'i., 81 I, IN > wanna ave-
ME: ~. Mare Hotel. aT,3 at D 1t
oc22 ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucrioneer.

'7NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucroneer.
TRUSTEF'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON MARKS ALLEY, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS EAST. AND E AND g
STREETS SOUTH.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated September LIST A
1850 recorded in Iiber 948, folio 315. seq,
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia, I1A
Will se at public auction in front of the premises on
TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH 1889.
Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M, the following
described real estate situated in the city of Washing
numbered 20, II and o. in square No. ST.; beginning
Tor tle same at point ON the west side Of Is wide
public alley 157 feet inches from the south line
Of street south running thence south with the line OF
said alley "a feet inches thence west 1874 feet I0K
inches to public alley thence north with the line q
feet inches thence south Is feet thence east e. feet
81 inches to the place Of beginning, with the improve
ments consisting Of two story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. and the balance in six
and twelve months from day of sale, he secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. with interest
per cent or all cash. at purchasers option. deposit
OF $50 Will be required when the property knocked
down. If the terms sale are not complied with in
ve days from day of sale the Trustee reserves the right
20 resell at the cost and risk OF the defaung purchaser
m2-d&3s g. II. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


SALES Of REs1RABhE BRICK house. No. Is
H H1Es sSS GqRSER MAssAcHtsEfrss' AVE-
al Ap Il 1850 duly ire rsc ,t in lbsr No
and at the request of the party secured default having
6esa m made ,di in the S h s sa
i n1 fs SGk IL S5kTH
b f IN hs s s IT es nsss
reen s and foe snd M n e of lots
vision 4 SQUARE sx hundred and twenty four sS s245
being the s h eight feet front by the dspth Of lot
thirteen the two parts Of tbs lots together forming
w Sp nS ss sa feet aud back
Ndr apo usted on street north between
Terms of sale: One half cash balance in six and
VIII taken at 81. en eent per
arS from e., the day Of sale and By deed Of
the pa n aI A deposit Of $50 win be reared at the
be s ss Il and d ss w
compile" com with in ten days after date Of sale the
ae9t pablshs Washington. s. e.
SD e. G I1%f oSfS%k Ft %s 5Ph RS
M err tMo 3D. 2 nnn the
Dered six hundred and seventy nine t679) Beginning
espf sHs and af
angles With sa 10 avenue twenty feet and and
teen 90 feet and three and inches to the
said street seventy six feet and eight inches 76 it. n
to the place Of beginning.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
Twelve months payable by the notes Of the purchaser
"l.h interest at six per centum annum secured by
to be complied with within ten days after sale other
well 81 St risk and Of
sale Conveyancing aud recording at the expense Of
purchaser.
THOS. F. MILLER.
319 AZ street,
JOHN F. RILEY
xo- 313 ~ street,
t23-d&dG Trustees.
gH~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until MONDAY, MARCH THIR-
TENTH, same hour and place.
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THE IdHfH KEsf as hog g5E INVEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID sCENERY.
sTkE E iFFor s nsASSSIkc lsS 1 Es9rifMEsr
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. FHoN STATION, CORNER
For pss sTa ana as t S sIsrf5s Is
%e' s o,een . aa as.' ss sssn'n
EKHFsss 80 daily WI Palace s S Csrs so
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BAL soRE f asp Pc so GM The e. Vet ssi1po.n
1or Canand4lgua. ROCHESTER Bnffs;o Niasara so D.
Csu ada; ssA'pt Saturday. with Palace Cars to
Tor Williams ort. Loeb Haven and Elrnira at Gao A.
For Se;s York and the East. 800 am. 10 30 am,
80. 30 9;s0 and 1920 r m on sunday l5O $50
Car ias. Except s Gl fstian Par
Tor Brookyn. !. all through trains connect at Jer
diFeet transfer t. Faitef tfaet' aVoiiing double
u, t ferT r oe aeross New York CITY; %
and 100 Pm Limited Express. $50 am.
For BaItilnore. 40. 500 9:sG. 1919 Am and 20.
10 30 40; 80. $50 and 1870 pm. On
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For Pope's Greek Line. GAO m. and 40 p M, daily.
For AnnaJoiis. 60 and 40 pm. daily except
ALEXASDBi. AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
a NM, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For xexandfia 49, 30 $50. IL 90 and IL Is
421. 800, 6;2o. SEQ III $50 p. M. on Sunday
atGo. 900. II 90 and II 20 a. M. and 90 p m
Trims le.ye Alexandria for Wash5nston. zoo sos,
pro pm and 100 midnight -" On IS Snnf Ep at
s:oo : % and 10 90 a IN, 200 and 9 20 y. IN.
Of 18th street and Pennsylysna avenue and an the sta
Hon whore orders be left for the checking OF ba,.
sage 70 destination from hotels and residences.
xp.xr ,r,,o,,nso>- - General Passenger Agent.
N. y
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CUNARD LINE.

EUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 n. r.. NEW YORK
Servla.-.--- We'd. Mich. Gala. We'd, % Mar.
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Sc thia: We'd - Mch. par,his -. We'd. II Apl.
Catalonia. We'd. 22 Mich. Scythia . We'd. 10 AL.
AND EMERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE.
IT,, foO ana $ltO. according To accommodations.
t.etarn tcsets on favorable terms.
so.tdiiers marked do carry steerGge-
age at very low rates Steerage tickets from Iv
lowest rates. - -
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. GLASGOW
Hayre, Antwerp and other portsou the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Conranys office
No. Bowling Green, both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. 605 18th street, Washington,
D. e..
VERNON H. BROWN h CO., New York:
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW L CO..
iall2 6O5 18th street Washington,
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CoNNEILY. On March TO- 1882 THOMAS CON-
NEILf born in County Mayo Ireland, AGED fifty
years he served twenty odd years in the Us regular
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral. which viii leave his late residence
2lss street northwest, at 2 IN. Sunday next and
psGceed TO St Stephens Church. and thence to Mount
., kEaS Me-, At! At hafGast Am March 10Th 1884,
loved wife Michael keane in the 6rtieh year q
Funeral win take place Monday morning. March Is,
b hss at h N rsst Ssce. f,9 tas sdsncs q
at st. Dominic's church. q
McAVEEFE On TMh r. March 1882
first year of his age.
runer. hss hi s s0 late rest No.
@ on SUNDAY afternoon at three O'CLOCK
PoPKINS; On Thursday. March 9th. 1882. JAMES
II. hopkins. aged sixty five years
He has left his wife and children
His pain and suffering 8 over;
ne en- na .s. gone n to meet his saviour.
Ea. caito street On SATURDAY ase ooioef frisnS:
and acquaintances are invited to attend.
SOLOMON. On March 9th. 1882 at els a m,
THOMAS W. SOLOMON. formerly Of Baltimore. sssd
Il love hath saved thou hast not died.
Funeral from his late residence PIG Eighth street
Friends and relatives Of the family invited.
smith on ns the s s ny
Due notice of time and place of funeral hereafter.
colt, Arizona, at 6 O'Clock February %, 1852, WILL
LIAM L. VERNON, son of the late Henry T. and
jeanette Vernon, Of Washington. ID. c.. aged FORTY
years.
Gone from your care. fond parentA
Is that we'd and cherished one;
God hath ssH but but Claimed f h2 his s Swn.
When last we saw him. rosy health
Sat throDed upon his brow,
So bright with varying lustre once
So chill. so chxngeless now.
Your boy. though lost to you ON earth.
Has gained heavenly home
The early called. you'll meet him soon
Beyond yon azure sky. By HIS MOTHER.
The funeral Of William 7. Vernon WAS one Of ths
largest ever witnessed in Prescott The ceremonies
Hunt The coffin was built by Mr.. Miles. and wa
very costly; the trimmings were of gold and silver,
while the whole top was covered by beautiful noral
wreaths wrought by the hands Of his friends. The
hearts OF his comrades who followed the corpse Of clay
to the cemetery were sad indeed.
Obituary.
FROM FRIENDS IN PRESCOTT ARIZONA.
Our loved friend. BILLY" Vernon, Possessed I'm An
eminent degree the faculties which make and
and steadfaf frienda Warm hearted. generous and
genial with pleasant word and CHEEKY smile for al,
his friends were attached him with hooks of Steal
The soul Of honor truth and sterling integrity he has
been called in the pride of his young manhood
and has paid the debt 4icn all of
must be prepared 70 meet. Farewell odd friend tried
the remembrance Of your sterling worth your honest
heart your kindly nature and genial and harry
disposition shall Keep your memory green and remain
with long life eAa last To the stricken ulotlor
and Borrowing hearts Of loving brothers aud gstes ~
Democrat sends lts heartfelt sympathy.
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BUILDING LOT ON BOUNDARY STREET, NEl
10 CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET MORT
9 BENSINGER, Anctloneer
bs 93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.

8 BENsINGER, Arcuoneer.
Ne 93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
TRUSTEE SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
NNARGH tjv DWELLING, NO. 436 M STREET
By virtue Of chattel deed of trust dated the 10Th
day OF May. 1884, duly recorded in Liber No 97l s:a
1910 w ct of the land records of the Dis LEN
ic OF Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the
notes secured by SAID trust deed in writing will sell at
PUBLIC sale, on TUESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH. A. D. 1882, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
on the premises known No. 436 NJ street northwest
in the City Of Washington, District of Columbia and
will continue said sale from day to day until all dis
cooking Utensils complete, Of every kind and charac
ter, comprising in part
One Rosewood Case Piano Paror Suits covered in
raw SILK and hair cloth Brussels CARPETS Fancy Chairs
Marble and lothTop Tables; Engrayings, Lace Cur
large Hall Rack &c.
Contents OF eleven bedrooms, consisting of Walnut
Cak, and Cottage Chamber Suits; Wardrobes Tables,
Chairs Tableware, Mattresses Pillows Bedding Brs.
sell and Ingram Carpets Lace Curtains Shades Stoves
&c, &c.
Dining-room Furniture, comprising Eighteen feet
Extension Table. Sideboard, Chfonier, Side Tables
CHAIRS China, Glass, and Silverware; Table Linen
Body Brussel Carpets, &c.
Kitchen Furniture and large collection Of Miscela-
neolS Goods unnecessary to enIImerate
NB-Ihe attention of dealers and private parties is
especially invited to this sale embraces every de-
scrpron of furniture and carpets all being in first
class condition. and viii be sold positively and without
reserve,
NEHEMIAH II. MILLER. Trustee
o. DE NSiN"rI'' Auct mo dts
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y ALTIMORE K OHIO RAILROAD

RALTMoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JASSEYf COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TA aIT EFFECT MONDAY. JAN
GEA Sis SSihSHlYfT 9sb ST. LOFTS
s. M EA It Sleeping Cars to CINCINNATI
BALTIMORE. ElHco,t City and Way Stations.
st1asbnrs anRp.gos and sdmons
t7:.sH hfB51y iTIMoRE EMPRESS, -
i1a NY s 1oRK md BOSTON
sAdsTATSToN AND Va Z isS ESPREss econ.
pss,s for Haserstown and at Point Of Rocks for
ss at p sna jas as Esgsss
and Dry On Sundays stops at all stations.
so=ooS BALTIMoRE; EXPRESS tstops at fayetteville
flo:4onPIrTsBURG. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
81. LOUIS EXPRESS. Parior and Sleeping
~ le s,abI Encott City Annapolis and Way
i1a f4nsi5 R2RRlY { e Baltimore Way
fsooYy 6Hk IapRisss PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
$50 BALTIMORE ana Way Stations. Winchester. Fred
MG"l a 1pa TMTsN Ii ke ANb IApr1
ie i1 fredericA via Relay. stops at AnnAp
:! Baifmore. ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations
cbest1 s Of K9eks tIederiek Hassrstown, VIM
=. . locks anu Way Stations only } ~ 0N
TO io-DALlIMOfiE EAPRESS, fMartinsburg and
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a. ~ Iclitt oi Rocks and Way Statous.
f7:4orrEALIIMoKE. HSATf rs1i AND LAUREL.
- EXPRESS. AAoAAf-L
10 lorfIIISBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
- EXPRESS. 81, epin.s Cars
fS:SS.PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
LApkESS. Sleeping Cars to New York. Stop at
- Hyatts lille and LaIrel. ' -
IsAT.SHiI-aO CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX-
PRk1sS- Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati and Chi-
Sunday. ' ~~AS' s~@eps
AZ trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
iaftaer information apply At the Baltimore and
Snlo IJcA1t Ofhces. Washington station, GIG and lS
avenue, 18th street. where orders
WI De TAKEN Tor baggage ~ be checked and received
~ fOA--s ~ VIC c1tS.
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WHERE DOCTORS AGREE
IT MEANS SOMETHING suREIYi

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PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. C. ". BENSON'S
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.CHAs. N. CRITTENToN. lis Fulton street, New
YORK city sole agent for Dr. C. w. Bensons remedies.
towhom all orders should be addlessed. $50
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