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AUCTION SALES.
NOLEY. Ancfioneer.

EoLEY. Aucticneer.
ADMISisTRAToR's SALE OF THE BALANCE or
r LYNN UR Rko OF The ESTATE OF IhE DE-
FURNITURE MkNUFkcTtRER.
BY order q the osghsns egg5s Of Ms5ss3a
dss aSSf AMID s
follows:
IS Stained cts. marble and wood top.
10 Fine farlor Sets, carved. IN silk, velvet and
2e sideboaras. in walnut and poplar. marble ton.
lot 81 Bedsteads. Bureaus. washstands. Cribs and
IN walnut and Ssisr ss 10, 10 dozen 81 hss
fine Walnut Chamber sets viii lie in this sale and Paror
ssss .lso THIS ss,Sk can pe examined 9y cabinet
at the % % d. Ts y in .sBS S ne
sale as i is the last e1snce IN this stock and Win 10
s ssS rfT1t rsss5 pE get TINE Aa PsSs q
BE Der kINETtENTH. 6Ss Louisiana avenue. between
ol4-4t FOLEY. Auctioneer.
V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SMALL LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On TnEsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER SEVEN.
l22- street northwest. the following .fecis. -
Walnut Wardrobe. Lounges. Chairs; Feather Pillows;
Walnut Extension Dining able;
khna ana Ee Gia.sNSre;
oli,5t N'4-'li fH6 MA BOWLING. Auctioncer.
1'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
BLoODED STOCK FOR SALE
VIII lie offered III public sHle ON WEDNESDAY
kiGH fIENTH OCTOBER INSTANT at IN. MN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, uIUn Cant. MaIdox's Perm con the
had @ road. about : miles noTthNo Geoig town.
ID. c, tie following Sleek, Viz
len Mich Cows, Devon, Aderncy and Jersey.
lie hell letWee. AID %
1hIce ltelier Caves. about months old
hree Bun Calves. about months old.
On Steer, years Old.
Al OF Devon A!deTney and Jersey breed
ms freed Of cattle came from the estate Of the lats
Colnmod"re r. T. Stockton OF New Jersey. who spared
neither rams nor expense in Irocurinp the best blood
tiat could te had III lurOIc, and the Urcc of his
stocN WIS SO well established to render par
ncG!ar description Of il unnecessary. ola dts
L. CoI.DWELI, Auctioneer.
AN OpPOR1 UNITY To GET A NICE RrUDINa
LOT CHEAP AND ON EASY PAYMENTS, ON
SOUTH SIDE OF STREET. BETMEEN SIC
OND AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST,
AND ON PARKER STREET, IN REAR OF
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OCTODFRea2s
ElGHTEiNi ~. 4. D., 1882. CoMMENCIN6Gs&
Al Fuuk O'CLOCK L. NJ, in front Of the prem -
Uses VIII sell the following real estate,
street northeast, and extending from econd street
Ihlri, the same having been subdiy idcd into
Lots having trout of 10 feet each, and a
del IN OF so fett TO alley: excepting
OF 70 feet 80 inches each los Parker street each
fronting 10 fe End having depth of 81 feet inches,
excepting the lots next 10 the corner which front
of Il feet sis inches each.
Plats OF above ground can be had by applying the
Undersigned, and will be furnished day If sale.
Terms made known at time of sale.
ola s&tu j. 4. CoLDwELI. Auctioneer.
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The youthful color and rich 1uster are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use OF Parker's Hair
Balsam, a harmless dressing, highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
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Decline of Man


Decline of Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility, cured by ''Wells' Health REVIEWER
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell. 8
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PARENTS say: underwear and hosiery at Coch-
-
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fane'S"
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HARr's INSECT POWDER, depot I'll ai street

A GREAT SALE next week. Finest towels reduced
II Cochranes, uptown, opposite Riggs bank
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SPECIAL MARK Down OF blankets and comforters
Al the - Excelsior" SEA 9Th street.
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CERES, Sterling. Mlnneola, Reliance and Golden
NH are the whltest, the strongest and the most
nutritious patent f10urS In America.
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1t is an Indisputable Fact

InaC notn1ng so reaches and removes the cause OF
tnOse terrible headaches as that wel-Nnown and
Well-tr1ed specific, Tarrant's Settler Aperient.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, i5c. pint
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HAMS $50 gents solid CATERS and laced, In ten
different styles.
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HAHN's 81 so ladies' goat button; outwear any
ming on record; SIC 9TH street and 1922 Pennsyl.
vania avenue.
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THE Excelsior" dry goods store, sol 9TH stree
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TRY Pennsylvania coke. See advertisement
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special Weather RulIcti,

MEs say: NO shirts like Uniforms, Cochrane's."
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Fall OvercOats and Suits for Young
Wen

made goods, hit not exceled by any Clothing house
IN the city. Boys and Childrens suits in all the
late styles. Workmanship unsurpassed Prices
avenue. 111314
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.
1882. FALL MEETING. lss2.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER a.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2s
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2s.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81.
FIVE RACES EACH DAY,
One Of which
WILL BE A STEEPLECHAsE.
Improper characters will positively be excluded.
IA The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cornrany will
specia trains to the track days. and
trsins viii be in waiting at the termination OF each
days racing.
Round trip tickets, 10 cents.
The first will be started promptly at O'Clock.
NATIONAL THEATER.
TONIGHT AT 8. TONIGHT AT g.
Last opportunity to witness
BARLEY Campbcrs latest success,
THE WHITE SLAVE.
Strong Dramatic Company.
Full Chorus Of Jubilee Singers.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.
Direct from Harrsan and Harris Thea;cr. New York.
Edward HarrisIns MASTERPIECE the great New York
success,
SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY.
Presented by
NJ. w HANLEY'S COMPANY.
After successful over 500 nights az Harriran
Harris ihe2tcr, New FORK ola
CoRD'S. FAREWELL OF LITTLE MINNIE.
TONIGHT,
TONIGHT,
GOOD BYE, SWEETHEART. GOOD BYE.
GOOD BYE, SWE THEARr, GOOD BYE.
MONDAY NEXT, THE PROFESSOR,
FROM THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER.
MONDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER 23p,
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO
MIR. JOHN L. FORD
When Chas. E. Fords Opera Company will appear for
one night only. on their way South, in the new New
York great Success
MANTEAUX NoIR.
MANTEAUX NOIR.
MANTEAUX NOIR. OLD
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HAMS celebrated $3.50 double or single sole
rents calf boots.
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NEW BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. "A mutual
beneficial association was formed last evening at q
meeting OF employees OF the foldfng-roOm OF the
government printing Office Officers were elected
as follows: Josiah l. Venable, president; Harry c.
Moran. vice president; Miss Flora COnover record
Ing secretary; Miss Ella Lackey, financial secre-
tary; and ThoS. Is. Penick treasurer. A commit
tee was appointed, OF three ladies and three gen.
temen to visit, respectively, sick female and male
members,
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A Remarkablv ELASTIC Garnet

me new cork floor covering-Linoeum-is so
rapidly increasing in popularity that it is super
sedlng all articles used for that purpose Its re-
All f1rst-class carpet dealers keep it. The genuine
cloth mas the name "Linoleum" on the back OF
every square yard
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EoR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE AND coNyEN-
IL lent Dwelling House, situated in the village of Ba.
aensbnrg Prince Georges county. Md. about miles
from Washington city. This dwelling built If brick.
on the old English style was the residence of the late
\. &. stephen, and contains ~ rooms of which the
drawing-room is very large and elesant The out
buildings attached to the dwelling a brick
kitchen communicating with the main building By 2
passage way, smoke house and dairy, all liz FOOD
condition and of brick. also stable for eight
horses, cow house and carriage house. An abun-
dant supply of the finest water, spring and pump,
convenient to the dwelling. There IL adjacent hand
somely laid out garden, well enclosed and also about
ten acres OF rich land suitable for gardening, etc.
This lot has upon orchard of choice fruit all
In bearing. This property would be a suitable resi-
dence for gentleman of wealth. for engaged in
business in Washington which s ready either
by rail turnpike travel. Also several Houses with
Lots for sale in BadensburT. In the district Of
Bladensbvy mile from College Station, fine large
Farm, 4049 beautifully situated, with best
above unncumbered- Possession be given mt once
The above property will he sold at reasonable price.
Terms of sale made known upon application to jules
Deudonne and Mrs. Deudonne, at Bladensburg. to
c. Magruder esq, their attorney, Upper Marlboro.
Prince Georges county, Md.
o7-s1m c. G. MAGRUDER.
TCOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
II erty, Farm three miles from Bladensburg, containing
$50 0nethrd cleared land. suitable for gar
ing or farming purposes. Wood enough 10 paw Irice
asked. l4l5 n street northwest. all-6m
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA l. CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE: BEING,
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE &C. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is SAFE, BECAUSE 1T IS MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSEIVFS,
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GRoCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
sl3 S244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN D. c.
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SKIN HUMORS.

Mrs s. f. Whipple. Decatur, Mich. writes that her
lace head and some art of her body almost raw
Head covered with scabs and sores, suffered fearfuly
and tried everything Permanently cured by Cuticura
lesoivent (blood purier) and Cutcura and Cuticura
Soap (the great skin cures).
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HOT SPRING crystal 1eweIry. diamond settings
FILLED Chains, lockets and charms 81 to $40 Prlgg
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FORK of face and eyesght fitted at Hemper's.

SPLENDID eyeglasses. 81. Hemplers, 4ss Pa ave.
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REMNANTS, remnants; Excelsior dry goods
store, s04 9TH street.
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Beautiful scenery. the original New York
Scenery. and the original Madison Square
Company. The nute-lke gable of the Boston
Girls with their alaoaster arms and pink tarletan
Dresses. is alight summer evening affair in this
Play. as they fit IN and ont of the bay windows of
The rest hotel and follow THE PROFESSOR up
And down the wide. oid-fa sh;oned piazza
THIS CHARMING COMEDY
WILL BE INTERPRETED IN ITS
ABSOLUTE INTEGRIT
AND ENTIRELY BY THE
MN Il Nm IN A 2 PHI II sssss 90 m
III \ = = + $## sssss$ ANN g
T.: is is 81 ! i F. E. {.
1T tt H H H A rT II E 3 ERR
+ # i Ill., Z Z ! + : f. En-. #Hf !
t GcG 90 , MN y MM n . A m ny y
6 GO 9 MMM MMP A NNNNN NM Wy
g oo6 GO 90 Oh II X n NJ NJ 4 ~ IN \ Nm m 7 :.
WHY DOES THE PROFESSOR HOLD ITS
Audiences for three mortal hours? Becauseit
Warns and awakens the tough old heart of man.
A Woman who works sixteen hours day to
| Support her beautiful husband-A man who
Works like slave to save his home from the
Tax collector
much abused lawyer who saves
You from foreclosures and prison-A belle of the
all-room-A girl who knows how to make good
Bread-A young man who can tame Missouri
Gotta minister who marries the bread baker
The merchant. lawyer. mechanic. editor.
Statesman. and farmer, all find recreation and
Amusement in attending the delightful
| Performances of The PROFESSOR. He makes
| Love to nine girls and they accept him, but
He is obliged to jilt eight that he may marry
| Daisy Brown. a dark-eyed maiden Of the White
Mountains. Then the pretty girls MARI, the
| College boys just for spite. and pretend that
They only fooling with the handsome
PROFESSOR. This charming White Mountain
Play will delight you.
W. II. GILLETTE
AS THE PROFESSOR,
AN ORIGINAL CREATION.
ORIGINAL SCENERY FROM NEW YORK.
ORIGINAL COMPANY FROM NEW YORK.
AFALL OF REAL WATER.
FIVE GIRLS CoURTED,
FOUR GIRLS TILTED.
ONE GIRL MARRIED
AND TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE
HIGHLY SATISFIED.
: : III III E. E.
PPf R RRR 90 EFFEEE sssss sssss 90 BRR
BBPFF Err ESS SEEF EE sssss sssss g SkkRkR
( e. 90 o + EEE sssss sssss 90 o 4 +
Robert Collyer Gays: 'Most Amusing"
N. H. HERALD says: Continuous Laughter. >
Joaquin Miller says: ''Like Nevada Silver"
N Y. "Post" says: ''was Wonderful"
N. Y. "Times' says: "Charmingly Set"
REMEMBER-FORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is
LADIES MONDAY NIGHT.
EB-THE ADvISABILITY OF SECURING SEATS
FORTHWITH Is VERY RESPECTFULLY sUG-
GESTED.
SEATS NOW ON SALE AT FoRD's.
CHARLES MAcGEACHY.. Manager.
dUsTAvE AND CHARLES FROHMAN...
General Managers Madison Square Theater Companies.
ED. MARBLE.................G General Representative
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Esd.
Complimentary Testimonial
| TO
MR.. JOHN T. FORD,
AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF MANAGEMENT.
s.Shosld aud dcQtia istance be Jorootr
The Performance viii be
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMIC OPERA.
CHARLES E. FoRD's CHS SONS, COMPANY.
This win be the only performance of that week. aud
IL r. the inteDtion to make 1t memorable one. worthy
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Cuticura Remedies for sale by all druggists
Principal depot,
WEEKS L. POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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tractye Race programme. The largest and finest
exhibition ever held by the association.
TRIALS OF SPEED.
Entrances for must be closed O'Clock A. NJ
on the day OF the respeGti sr races.
Wednesday, OCTOBER 18th. at O'Clock P. NJ
For the fastest stallion. Mare or Gelding, trotting
IN harness., mile heats, best three in five. for
horses that have never made 40 or better 500
OF .ie second 80
There must not be less than four entries for the
per must be paid for each horse 'e' "a '''
For c3 fsa, Running Ra9e-saIne Day; at $50 NJ
IN Montgomery County. one-thrd mile heats
pest two III three 80
For the third ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
There must be six eatries aud not less than i've to
-. SECOND DAY.
Thursday Oct 18th, T. NJ, County Trottine Race
For, fastest Stallion. Mare Gedipg. trotting in
harness N lie heats, best three in five, owned
and raised 10y resident of Montgomery Co.. 80
For the second 80
Tour entries and three to start '''' ~
For DO Is1 n Rasers 5, Day at $3.50
mile heats best three in i've. open to an....... 25
II hres entries and two to start 40
Three Minute Race-Same Day, at 3 80 P. NJ
For fastest Stallion, Mare or Geding, with record
three III hye... IS
LOT the second. 90
-Four entries. and three to start.i
Friday, October GOTH at P.M-2:5O Race
For fastest Stallion, Mare or Geldna trotting
record not better than 2:50..................S 50
For the second.
IFcur entries: three to start.i
:, Free Tor All Race-Purse $4oO-Same Day. at p. M
Eoi the second. 100
-Four entries three to starti
Record made after entry does not debar any horse.
October 9Th 1882.
ALBERT T, AIMoNEY. secretsrv. fiesoen@
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ATTENTION is called TO two very handsome suites
or apartments FOR rent at 627 Vermont avenue op-
p0Site the Arlington Hotel
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MARRIED.
COMPREHENSIVE. At the residence of the
brides father October 18TH 1882, by the Rev. William
Madison Pettis. d. D.. rector of St Pau's Newport
KY. Lieut. GEORGE L: CONVERSE. Sd cavalry u
s. Army to NETTIE THORNTON, daughter of Rear
Admiral Thornton N. jenkins, u. s. Navy.
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BEAUTIFUL wall papers at r. ". Henderson q
Co.'S. IfI3
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SEE Ans. Jap. Goods and scrap Pictures. u
J. Jay Gould.
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HogsEKEsrgKs- say: "Linen towels, bargains,
DC, CCchraneis,
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GERMAN hand-knlt jackets at Auerbach's, corner
7th and III.
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nd is thc common Obseryation.

Inat the standard OF natural health and norma
ACTIVITY among American women is being lowered
by the influence OF false ideas and habits OF life
engendered by fashionable ignorance and luxu
rious tlving. 1t Is a happy circumstance that Mrs
Lydia Il. Pinkham has come to the front to inStruc
and cure the sufferers OF her sex.
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BOOK AND STATIONERY SALE-In the sale O
the entire contents OF Mohun'S book store
10 take place On Monlay next, will be found some
valuable works, as the sale is peremptory, Mr.
Mohun retiring from business. 1t presents
splendid opportunity to obtain goods at low
prices. Now is the time to purchase for Christina.
presents. See advt.
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7. CoLDwELL. Auctioneer.
LFOr Other Auctions Nee Sercnth Pace
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EoR SALE-F1NE wELLIMPR0yED FARMS,
y y near Washington, at barEain. Over 200 Cheap
farns IN Shenandoah valley. Two Printing Offices
complete, repubirsn.D One stock Of Dry Goods wo
Grocery stores One Notion tore. For circulars adj
dress j. ii. BRIST0R, Martinsburg West Va. ola
LOR SALE-AT EVANSVILLE ND NV
u Frame Dwelling; rooms ~ acres: near railroad
Station easy terms to immediate purchaser .uply To
X. T. EVANS, zoos street north est,
oll-2w' or Hyattsyille. Md.
EroR SALE-NEAR BRIGHTwOOD, 81 NILES
II out 9TH street road, 80 Of fine quality and
deligitiully located Land. bargain for a company
desiring to divide II into suburban building sites: IN
near contigy to Soldiers Home, College Ill., Tiney
Branch road and Brightwood. Valued in 1872 at $3.50
per acre; now offered at Sl35. II. W. FENMICE. Fx-
ecutor and Trustee Room IS LeDroit Building corner
ana Sth streets northwest. o4-3m
hAECEY & ARMSTRONG. REAL ESTATE
~ Agents Fortstylle, Prince Georges County, Nd,
have many Farms for sale and exchange in Prince
GEORGES and adjoining counties on terms TO suit.
s29 }m'
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGING OF THE BEST
Truck Farms in this vcinity-one of 80 acres: the
other l04 acres. VIII be subdiyded IL desired.
HUGUELY BOWEN CAS- New York avenue. s23-lms
NOR RENT.
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Mrs. MAX WEYL's, Agent,
tl2 7Jh street norJhW est.
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CHEAPEST eloaks. listers, dolmans, 7ss zth street
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Medicinal Wine.

Physic1ans recommend Speer'S Port Wine foI
weakly persons. as gentle stimulant, tonic and
diuretlc, and for other difficulties. and say they
are glad that they have wine on the properties
OF which they can depend and give to their pa.
tiehts Win confidence, knowing that they are
using an article that is Dade and eXertS delete
nous enectS For sale by drmgLiStS and grocerS.
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Visitors

Returning from abroad, as well as recent emf
grants, VIII find Ayers Sarsaparilla helpful II
avoiding the hardships OF acclimation, and In re
moving the boils. pimples and eruptions conse
quent upon sea diet Its blood-cleansing qualities
remedy such troubles promptly.
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TAsGIKE OYSTER DEPOT, 9Th, near (Johnson's).
rlhe steamed, raw, etc, to-day. Ladies' saloon
FIRST floor -'
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No. 626} ON Eek H BI TON mo. GIG
Street.N NJ A r K Z RS Street
No. 626 northwest one door from 7th street
Choice Oil Paintings, EnRrayings Chromoe. etc. also
Ierge and Choice Stock of Paperhangings, Picture
Frames Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings, Nails,
Markriter's Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. oil
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ISOR SALE-A FEW SELECT LOTS IN RIGGS.
IL ters addition to fayetteville at low aud upon
reasonable terms. Also. House and lot. FILLMORE
BEALI, 1913 Az street northwest o4-w.slm
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WARRINGTON. Dc. Oct- H. lSS2. 10 :Ol am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
clearing the coast northerly to westerly Winds
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-13
Personal AND LITERARY.

Mrs. "Stonewalf' Jackson has fall
en- heir to "a, 900 left by Memphis adj
mirer of the General.
THE Georgia friends and admirers
Of Colonel w. r. Thompson, the author
of "Alaior Jones' Courtship," are about
to take steps to erect a monument 10
his memory in that State.
1t is said of Mr.. Samuel Read, OF
WATERFOWL, N. Y, who died recently,
that he had remarkable record ior
health. not having been confined to his
house for single day in seventy
years.
Nancy Lee is one hundred and sew
en- yepIS old, and lives in Lexington
XIV. She is not the famous sailor
vile" but ncgresI who lired on tha
size of exington before the town wat
ever thought Of.
III. W. /. Garland, the editor OF tha
ran 9iic Tciegr1D4, OF Cincinnati die
in that city recently Of pneumonia lie
was considered Tie brightest, most
cultured and most promising young
man in the profession there. He it was
who on interviewed Salvini in Italian
and rcrnhardt in French. lie was an
IN lshman by birth. and was thirty
tw, Years OF age. Hhieag) Tribune.
--Apropos o! tLs pronunciation OF
Winters MAUD Muller" wo quote
the Glowing rom Il letter to the Eos
ton I,urha, which seems to settle lie
matter. 81 nat summer ! met MI
VIII It cr, and in au,wc' to tie same
question, which has been asked ne
score, Of tines, M whittier replied
that the family Those M C suggested
the word TO him pronounced their
name Mui,l,r They were llcss,ans y
Mrs. Dwyhr Lray vile OF the
editor o. c1,0q's Joa,rn'. OF Dub.
lin, ireland. is = very hard'onc and in
tercsl.rg won an. Her ac uainance
with her husband hrpencd in a
romantic manner. whiI5 she WAS on a
Wis at al. rock, on the sea-coasl near
Du5.m, where Mr.. Gray's father had n
summer residence. During storm n
scho, ncr was driven on the rocks op-
70 tic his home, and, in the presenc G
o. his iuture wife, Mr.. Gray swan with
a rope to the rescue Of the crew. For
this hero C deed he won the medal Of
the l.iie-Boat institution and wife.