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Condemned Locals.

At special meeting Of the directors of the Re
form School Saturday, the resignation of Commits
sfOner Morgan as president OF the board was ac-
cepted, and DR.. JOsephs, OF the Interior depart
ment, was elected To I'LL the vacancy.
The name OF the cOlOred woman killed on the
Metropolitan branch OF the b. and o. railroad Sat
urday morning. as stated in THE STAR Of that day,
was Ella Williams The body, after an inquiry by
the coroner, returned TO Queenstown, and
delivered to the family of the deceased No in
quest was held
Henry Jones has entered suit for SO 900 damages
against A s Taylor. justice OF the peace claiming
that the Justice without authority gave Judgment
sustaining notice TO quit, served on plaintiff by
Mrs Mary A. Stettinus. compelling him TO vacate
the basement of 462 Louisiana avenue, before his
lease had expired, and thereby inJurin his stand
Mr.. C. NJ. Smith, for III. Randolph on saturday
filed petition for divorce from Alice Randolph
Inc plrtes are colOred and the charge Is that the
defenddnt is living In open adultery with one
Thomas Rover
Patrick Kelly. keeper of drinking saloon, cor
nor of 18th and F. streets NV. drowned IN the
Potomac, near the Long bridge, yesterday after
noon while bathing.
Street lamps viii be lighted at 80 p. N and ex-
The Capital Bicycle Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers 70 serve from July 1: President, c.
T. HaWIey: vice president, L. o. Howard; Secre-
tary, S. P. Moses, jr; treasurer. F. C. DOM; cap
tain, E III. Fowler; sub-captain, j. T. LOOMS;
Junior sub-Captain, s. T. HalIingswOrth; commit
teeman, T. A Berryhill.
About O'Clock yesterday morning colored man
named Basil Stevenson dropped dead on 9th street,
near Grant avenue northwest. The body was
taken 10 the second precinct Station-hOuSe, and
coroner Patterson, after viewing the same, gave
certificate OF death from congestion OF the lungs.
A retail liquor license was taken out to-day by
Michael Bastard proprietor OF the bar the ferry
boat City OF Alexandria The warrant for selling
without license was nolle prosecuted in the Police
Court.
The Boston sleeper. leaving the Baltimore and
0t0mac railroad station heretofore on the 30 D.
Congressional, VIII on and after the 18th inst
leave at 80 pm.
Walter Williams and Albert Lee, colOred, were
sent down for IS days by Judge Smell to-day for
bathing from wharf I'm the day TIM.
In the Police Court to-day, VIM. GRAY was
CHARGED with assaulting Sarah Gray, his wife.
MI Moore told the court that on account of the
serious nature OF the assault the wife was not
present and continuance would have TO be had In
the case.
VIM Eaton, a young colored man, was fined IS
or Is days In the wOrkhOuse by Judge Smell to-day
Tor making rude ana insulting remarks to some
ladies' In Iowa circle yesterday afternoon. The
court re marked that these parks intended for
decent people, and lOafers will have to keep out of
them, or behave themselves while there
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OUR UPSET PRICES

OUR UPSET PRICES
ARE TAKING STRONG HOLD OF THE RETAIL
DRY GOODS TRADE.
AMONG THE ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT WEEK
ARE:
Cases Wamsuta Coton at the upset prices of &c. and
10c. per yard.
100 Pieces OF India Linen, the upset price Of l2c
per yard.
loo Styles of Beautiful Lawns in plain colors Lawn
Tennis, Polka Dots, Figures, Stripes and Tinted
Ground.
800 Styles of Madras Bingham Seersuckers at the
upset prices of Toe. and 12c. per yd.
50 Dozen of deep Lace ToD) Lse Gloves at the upset
price of 25c. Reduced from soc.
ZUO styles OF White Ground Linen Lawns Black Brown,
Blue and Pink Figures. at the upset price of &c. per
200 Pieces of Persian Lawn and India Linen at the up
set prices of 20c. 22c., Csc
so Styles of Lace work, Dotted and Figured SWISS
the upset price of Csc per yard.
20 New styles Of Lace Work Grenadines, As in. wide,
at the upset price Of &c. Reduced from 81.
Parasos at the upset prices of ST. 81 Is. 81. So $75
g. Parasols satin cover, Spanish lace. gilt ribs
UPSET PRICES ON
manu. Boys Linen for SUITS Gents Cassimeres Shetland
Shawls. Ladies' listers. Table Linens, Turkey Red,
Sheetlng Cotton, White Fannels Mating Lace Bunt-
ing, Ladies' and Gents Summer Underwear Hosiery,
Gloves Mitts, Handkerchiefs
TOWSON'S,
ie9 SOUTH SIDE.
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Forty Years Experience of nm Old Nurse.
Mrs WinslOw's 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 dtarrhOea gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle m,W,S
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuSepncnfs Tonight.

THEATBR CoNIQUE-Burlesque and variety.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Enter
tainment
ST. ALBAS's CHURCH GROUEDS.-Garden party.
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL-New York ave-
hue, between 18th and 14th streets NV.
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THE WENTWORTH,
NEWCASTLE. n. H..

win open JUNE ~. Il has accommodations 4
for $50 guests, and offers more attractions yc. ~
than any other seaside resort on the Atanhc lss
coast. Excellent advantages for boating. nshing and
bathing. Contains every modern appliance, spacious
rooms, best sprng beds large psrlor PASSENGER Gle
TIA Of 20 pisoes bowling Alleys. billiard ROOM steam
yacht for excursions. s,l and row boat. nfst-c.ss
electric hight. New York and Boston stock reports
ceved every hour. Twom from porsm0ufh and two
Of the hotel always In waiting.
Address, Portsmouth, n. ii.
my2Q- mkth2m GEORGE Il. THOMPSON, MANAGE.
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through On Rats,
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, he'd
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers 15c. Drug
gistS.
"Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in GLIB 'Ward" prints 4Oc. per H.
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&C. per at Cream. l5c pint
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Grape Culture and Port Wine.

Mr.. A Spear, of New Jersey, one Of the largest
grape producers in the east, commenced, but few
years ago, In small way, to make wines from
currantS and blackberriaS and other fruits He
now controls large vineyards of the OportO grape,
from which his famous Port Grape Wine is made,
and Which chemists and physicians say rivals the
world for its beneficial effects weakly and aged
persons and the consumptive For sale by drug
giStS and grOcerS.
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The COuntenance of Mortal Man
or woman cannot De ceiestially radiant and pure
but with Dr. BensOn's Skin Cure, it can be made
smooth and free from letter. scaly eruptions
freckleS and climatic diScoloration. lovely
toilet dressing
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FCseEIL's Ice Cream.

GEO. F. HUTCHISs. plumber and gas filter, has
removed Tn M. S5 7th street n. W. and Is prepared
to do any business in MS line.
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The FINEsr PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY is produced
by Davis new and wonderful instantaneous pro-
cess, first inaugurated and made a speciality 1t his
studios, 925 Pennsylvania avenue and 723 7th
street. our choice imperial cabinet portraits 81
per Dozen all styles. Mr.. Davis devOteS special at
teltiOn TO children.
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EVERY PURCHASER presented with japanese
paraSoI tomorrow ct NJ Augenstein's, s17 7th ST.
u. W.. when the following great bargains will be
sold: table cover, hal dOZ- tumberS, half dOZ.
fee cream SauceTS, half doZ teaspoons, 74c. worth
S125; halt dOZ breakfast plates, half dOZ. dinner
and l basket, CSC; chamber sets. &c.; colOred
breakfast sets S3c., worth Si75; 3-qt pitchers,
re; du-tp5n. duster large broom. 25c.; water
bucket, boxes blue, so clotaespins &c; japanned
waiter, half doz fancy COtlatS, 3Sc-; japanese or
palm-leaf fans, 7e; majOlica plates, coffee pots,
large hammers, whisp bTo0ms, fruit dishes, &c.
piece Ten per cent discount OF all baby car
riages, trunks and satchelS.
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A Most Welcome Addition
to the choice things that stock larder Is club
Punch" It's componcntS are rum and brandy of
No quality, fruits and sugar. 1t is ready for use
and sunerO.
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WONDERS NEVER CEAsg--5,000 yards OF oriental
lace, worth Is cents yard will be sold this week
at "a cents yard at Baum's-
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SPECIAL. BARGAINS for our grand summer OPEN
ing Monday and Tuesday, June 18th and 18th: 500
black and cream Spanish lace c8pes OF superior
quality, at less than importers prices latest nov
elites in chenille pelerineS AMI lace neckwear; ee
CANT line OF silk mitts from 2c. TO 75c. pair; finest
Isle thread gloves, CSC; extra wide black and
cream Spanish silk lace. CSC. yard; parasols con-
Siderably reduced; 20 new beautiful styles OF Ia
dies and misses fine hosiery. Each purchaser
will receive a fine ornamental present Wenck's
French cologne fountain will be running for pub
lie use Dammann'S, sec 18th ST. Nv
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WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, MASS.
COL Inns PLAST ERS
INSTANT RELIEF

For Pain and Weakness of the LUNGS, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and URINARY ORGANS, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA and
DYSPEPSIA, in COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
Only rs cents. Sold everyvher f6
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The Public Schools.

CLOSING ExEECIsEs OF THE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL,
NAMES OF The SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR ADJ
MISSION TO THE NORMAL SCHOOL
The closing exercises OF the girls high school
were held to-day at the Seaton building The
scholars. under the direction OF their teacher Miss
Lane, We're examined In physical geography, Latin,
history geometry and English literature. The
following visitors were the platform Professor
Rock, Emerson Hodges, 5. r Bond. ex-Trustee
Hoyey, Trustee p. G. LOvejoy, and Superintendent
Wilson. AT one O'Clock the following program was
rendered.:
National song; essay, Matinee Daisy BOYD:
recitation LOchlnvar, vi aggfe WOlhaupter; Whit
Ter Leaflets class z; song: See Our Oars; essay,
The Victim, Beulah Parsons; quotations from Low
ell and Holmes. class b; essay, Two Views OF the
ocean, Blanche Jones; song, Ave Nerum Corpus;
recitation. selections from the Merchant OF Venice
Marietta Bear; essay. Estheticism, Mary McKin-
ney; quotations from Emerson, class A: song The
MOurner; essay. The Water Babies Susie Sine:
DongfellOw Leaflets, class ID: reading, selections
from the Lady OF the Lake, Florence Roach: essay,
Shakespeare, Phoebe Holmes; recitation, Sandal
phOn, Josephine Belts; song, Evening Bells.
The great moment Of interest was when the
10 the normal school were announced. There were
tLrty-eight participants in the competitive exam
nation, and the following names were read by
Trustee LOyejOy in the order OF their standing In
The competitive examinations Josephine Florence
Pettes, Blanche Tyler Jones, Florence May Roach,
Ida May Daily Fannie Wise Sarah Elma Saunders
Margaret Marie Maher, Margaret TuTEenton'
Daisy Watson Boyd, Laura Shackelford Ida Isl-
bella SnmInerscales, Edith E West, Jessie Ztella
CcN, sarah Marian Commes, Emma EisenbeiSS
Julia Margaret Erb, Mary Grace Ravenburg Mar
garet johnson, julia May Rawlings, Minnie Ro-
Setta BOhrer. Helen Adelia Lake, Marieila T. Bear
Ida May Humphrey, Louise Gertrude Nash.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
The graduating exercises of the Boys High
School Will take place at Franklin school hall to
morrow nj O'Clock pm The graduating class is
a. folows:-George Frederick Aud, Charles CheS-
Ter BdsSett, VIM Fletcher Bayly, Rudolph Watson
Bishop, Geo shepherd Brock, Chas. Edward Bur-
Cen, Appleton Prentiss Clark, IT., JAS Breathed
Delapiane, Albert Bruce Hall, VIM David Hoover
Geo. Foreman Lsnders, James Augustine Maher
Roger Ignatius Manning, Robert Henry PhilIps'
VIM. Clark Prentiss, VIM. Adolph Rosenba,lIn
Henry Wireman SohOn, Howell Stewart Schell
Stutzman, Eben Eveleth Winslow Mosheim
Fletcher Fair Swartzell-
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SIX RED TICKETS good for present Young's.

LUDWIG EIsIsGER, f. c. Darlington, Jr., and Mar
garet King have filed bill in equity against Geo.
W Utermehle, asking leave To redeem lot p
square 4O6, claiming that the property, which was
sold under deed OF trust to secure loan for
5000, was sold Tor about half OF what il was
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RLOCk ISLAND, R. L.
ID OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
THE FAVORITR OCEAN RESORT FOR WASH
IEGTON PEOPLE.
The medical profession pronounce this the 4
most healthy resort on the Atlantic coast; 1t vE&Y
cool beautiful scenery; surf and still water bathng
delightful walks and drives; magnificent hass, sea
trout, sword, cod and blue fishing. No malaria. hay
fever asthma dyspepsia or summer diseases &C,
this Sea girt isle,
The Ocean View is on high bluh, overlooking the
ocean. and accommodates 500 guests; broad pazzas
tend nearly one quarter of mile in length; splendid
music elegant ball and theatrical room; hot and cold
sea baths IN hotel has more permanent families than
any hotel on the Atlantic coast; electric bells &C..
in every room; submarine cable to mainlsnd. Two
smaller houseS-Pequot and Hotel Manisses-under same
management Send for Illustrated Handbook.
o. s. MARDRN. Manager
a26-2m 43 Bowdoin st.. Boston, until June 18th.
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PROPOSALS FOR BROKEN STONE.

PROPOSALS FOR BROKEN STONE.
ENGIsEER's OFFICE, 4
WASHINGTON AQUEDUcT June 2, 1882. 4
Sealed Proposals, in tiplicate for furnishing and
delivering 900 cubic yards, more less, Of Broken
Stone for the road bed the Washington Agneduct.
will be received at this Office until TWELVE NJ.
JUNE FIFTEENTH, 1882, and opened immediately
thereafter in presence of bidders
Blank forms of proposal. and information required.
will be furnished to established dealers in this class d
material, upon application TO this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
9e7-0t It. Col. Corps Of Engineers.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeallleH.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. DC. June IL, 1882. 80 an.
For the New England, middle states, and lower
lake region, fair weather, northeast 10 southeast
winds. stationary or slight rise in temperature,
followed II slowly falling barometer
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CITY ITEMS.
SSGreaf Ache,
A Most Welcome A

ssGr6at Aches
from little toe corns grow" German Corn Re-
mover gives instant relief. Csc.
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Palpitation of the Heart.

Nervousness, Tremblings, Nervous Headache,
Cold Hands and Feet, Pain in the Back and other
forms OF weakness are relieved by Carriers Iron
Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
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DEPOT for Harris Roach Powder I'll ID street
northwest
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Special Weather bulletin.


Ire chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
TIE following sleciaI bulletin to the DreSs:-
The barometer IS highest in the ST. Lawrence val
lev and lowest in the upper Missouri valley
Cooler fair weather and nerthery to eastery winds
have prevailed I'm the middle st:teS, New England,
and the lake region. The following temperature
were reported at a. IN this morning: East
port. 500: Quebec, 46o; Montreal Denver and San
Francisco $40: Cleveland, $50; Alpena ani Duluth,
SIC; II. Paul, $50; Mount Washington, 32o; The
Indications are that slightly warmer and faiH
weather will prevail in New England, the middle
states and lower lake region on Tuesday.
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NAVY PAY OFFICE sv,,orov Inn. -, 100.

IN WASHINGTON, June 7th. 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, 20 be indorsed
Proposals for Stationery" aud Proposals for steam
pipe, &C." will be received at ttis Office until TWELVE
M. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1882. mr.
articles embraced in the below described requisiopa.
to be delivered at the Navy Yard Washington, D. c.,
free of any expense TO the Government.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
ReQuisition No. l03, Stationery, &c.
Requisition No. 105 SteaIn-ppe, Betting, Nails, &c.
Each requisition will he awarded separately.
The right Is reserved reject any all bide not
deemed advantageous to the government Responsible
security required the bids for the prompt faith
full delivery OF the articles
Blank forms for bids and information TO he had q
this Office. RICHARD WASHINGTON,
jeS-4t Pay Inspector, u. =. N.
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HATARRH.

single dose instantly relieves the most volentSneez-
ing or Head Colds clears the head by magic, stops
waery discharges from the Nose. and Eyes, prevents
Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous Headache,
and subdues Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it
cleanses the nasal of foul mucus restores the
sense Of SMELL taste snd hearing when affected frees
the head throat and bronchial tubes of offensive mat
ter, sweetens and pures the BREATH stops the cough
and arrests the progress OF Catarrh towards Consum
ton.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's Inhaler all in package of all drug
gists for 81. Ask for SANFORD IS radical CURE
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NAsRiAgE LICENSES have been issued to James
W. Ems and Hattie Davis, OF Richmond, Va :
Oennis Jones and Fannie Ross; David Gardiner
and Mary Craig: Il. w. PO0re and Alice A. Bar
nacio; Walter ( Lindsay, OF New York city, and
Ference Gunnen Turner; John III. Owens and
Matilda Bradecomp, OF Prince George county, Md !;
anthony Stfnemetz and Ida NJ. Spindle, both OF
kchmond; Chas- T. Chaplin, OF Boston, and Ida j.
etanhope; Horace Worthington and Mary S. Will
more, both OF Baltimore.
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VUyHE MOUNTAINS.
THE PARK HOTEL. ,Wn.LIAMspoRT. Pa.
tn e19 per

11V W UccAs
The hotel and surroundings very 1t
tractve. Grounds handsomely laid out with ~ ~
flowers and fountains, shaded by grand old ~:
forest oaks. cooler and prettier home for the hot
months cannot be found in the Afarmhouse
freedom with abundant supply Of the farm produce
combined with liberal management makes the Parr
Hotel very desirable place 70 spend part Of the
mer or on your journey to Niagara Falls Saratoga
per N. g. B. W.. break your trip ct WiIdamsport.
myl2-2m
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALS FOR FUEL.

DROPoSALS FOR FUEL.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 4
WARRINGTON, ID. c., June IL, 1881.
Sealed Proposals for Wood and Coal endorsed and
addressed TO the Secretary Of War VIII be received
UNTIL TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY,
JUNK TWENTY-FOURTH, 1882, for supplying the
War Department for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1888, with Fuel, all articles NAMED be the best
quality:
Coal, 600 tons White Ash Furnace; 90 tons Red
Ash Stove 40 tone Red Ash Egg 20 tons Chestnut and
tons White Ash Stove.
Wood.-50 cords Pine; Is cords Hickory, and cords
Oak
Proposals for the whole any portion Of the above
will be received. The Government reserves the right
reject any all proposals
The Coal and Wood to be delivered Ut the War Depst.
ment or office in Washington for which required 10y the
parties to whom the contract COR contrscsl may be
awarded, In such quantities the convenience Of the
Department may require.
Specifications, general instructions 20 bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished 20 established
dealers upon application TO this Office.
No contract will he awarded under this sdyertsemen
until appropriation shall have been made by Con.
gress for the purchase Of the fuel required.
ROBERT T. LINCOLN,
jel2-6t Secretary Of War.
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SPLENDID glasses at Hempler's, 45a Penna. ave.
TAKE advantage of the closing-out sale at Young
q Storms, S04 18th street
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DRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
CoMNIssARY SUBSISTENCE.
WASHINGTON ID. c., June g. 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate with a copy Of
this advertisement attached, will be received at this
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, TUESDAY, JUNE
THIRTEENTH. 1882. for the delivery, at the United
States Subsistence Depot this city, Of
Subsistence Stores, viz:
100 barrels Flour made from spring winter
wheat
s. 600 pounds SOAP hard laundry not 10 contain
than ten per centum of resin. and 10 lie free from
other authorizations.
i, $50 pounds Salt, fine, in bags.
i, 200 pounds Table Salt in S-lb. pocke.A
100 small boxes Table salt.
Samples OF the articles proposed 10 be delivered must
be submitted with the proposals. Samples Il eour
be marked Spring or ''Winter," the may
be.
The stores 10 be delivered 10y June IL 1882.
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for -
For further information apply TO the undersigned.
G. b. PENROSE,
9e10-H Capt and &. s., u. s. Army.
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HowsoN's ice cream, s1.e5 GAL; OF. boxes, Csc.
CHEAPEST MAN for parasols, j. E. Young.
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T OOK! LOOKI!
RBODT. the Halter No. 40 11th street sells Straw
Hats. The Light Cashmere specially. Iu26-lm
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OsPRING LAKE., MONMOUTH CO., NJ, VA
Now open. Address 1928 Spruce street. Phila- 1E.R
delpha. Lje6-eo3t MRS. NJ. f. DEVfNE.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

L. will give
EXCURSION TO GLYMONT
FRIDAY, 18th inst. The Mary Washington will leave
Gstreet wharf northwest, at am. It'll street at
an. and pm.
Round trip tickets cents each children 10 to Is
years, half price; under 10, free. je12-2t-
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EICK'S JUMBO ICE CREAM, S13O PER
= gallon. Wholesale and retail stores and 3 Center
Market fronting Pennsyiyanis avenue Washington.
T.. mt
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- highest cash prices paid. Also. Watchee Jewclry
Guns. Pistols. &c. Call or address HERZO6. sos 9th
street. near Pepnyyiyania avenue NARA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-08
The Bad and WOrthl, IS

are never initiated aud cOuntcrfeited. This
is especially true OF family medicine, and
it II positive proof that the remedy imlta-
ted IS OF the highest value. As soon AS It
had been tested and proved by the whole
world that Hop BItters was the purest, best
and most valuable family medicine on
earth, many limitations sprung up aud be-
gan to steal the notices IN which the press
and people Of the country had expressed
the merits Of II. b., and in every way trying
to induce suffering inyaiids to use their
stuff instead, expecting to make money on
the credit and good name of II. b. Many
others started nostrums put up IN similar
style to II b., with yariously devised names
in which the word "lIop' or Hops" were
used in a way 10 induce people 10 believe
they were the same AS Hop Bltters. All
such pretended remedies or cures, no mat
ter what their style or name is, and Is
pecially those with the word "Hop' OF
Hops" in their name or in any way con
nected with them or their name, are imila
tons or counterfci;s Beware Of them
Touch none of them. Use nothing but gen
uine Hop Bitters, with bunch or cluster
of green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are
warned against dealing in limitations OF
Counterteits