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THE PARTING OF GERHARD AND MRS. L.sorH

THE PARTING OF GERHARD AND MRS. LANGTRY-
ST. Louis dispatch dated sunday says:-"To-
night Col Cunningham sent Mr.. Frederick Geb.
hard note, which reads: lam unarmed. want
70 speak with you for but moment lmmedi-
ately upon the receipt or this epistle Gebhard
placed himself under police protection. Then he
went TO the Union depot and took the vandaiia
tra1n Tor the east Police went with him until the
other side OF the bridge was reached. Forty-nve
minutes after the departure OF Gehhsrd, Mrs.
Langtry and company took the Iron Mountain
friends had tickets purchased and were Intending
TO follow Gerhard on the Langtry train TO Mem
randaita treinD ~
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RANCE OF THE THBRMOMETER-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: am. 1880; II am, gao; 2pm
29.2o. Maximum, 5000; minimum, Q4o.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio. ,
Do. LIST pref .


CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Dr. Edward II. Knight the
author OF Knights American Mechanical DIction.
airy and other literary works. died last night at his
home in Bellefontaine, Ohio.
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OPENING REMARKS OF MISS Anthony

OPENING REMARKS OF MISS ANTHONY
The Woman's Suffrage convention assembled at
TWO O'Clock for its first formal public session at
Lincoln hail. which at O'Clock was over half
niied, and before an hour elapsed nearly every
seat had an occupant 1t was not until 2:l5 D. m.
that Susan b. Anthony and number of others
appeared on the stand.
Rev: W. l. Mckinney. Of this city, offered
Miss Anthony made the Introductory address, in
wnlcn she referred 10 the progress or the work. to
by petitions to the state legislatures &C She ia, n
!sierTea 10 the fourteenth amdndment, In which
an. mao S S snss the word male be
were told by Congress that 1t was the negroes
hour. and were again told so in 1872, and to-
to the application OF Mrs Bradwen the editor OF
the Legal Netcsl for admission to the bar in Chi
pesd the SUPREME court Of h an n sine saa sp
Where II was decreed because she was a white
tected.
GOOD WORD FOR GEN. BUrIxR
They then demanded protection, and speaking
OF report OF Gen. Butler on the subject she asked
"Can there be a woman who Is not glad that
Butter Is governor OF Massachusetts, Applause
she then referred to her arrest for Illegal voting
ana the trial OF the inspectors for receiving her
She had been fined 500, but had not paid il, nor
mad they put her in JAIL
District Government Affairs.
Gov BUTLER
Gen. b. F. Butler was before the Commissioners
LOT upwards or an hour to-day, arguing his case OF
COL sam strong agt the District before the Com
IN sSloners, his purpose being to effect comI TO
mise with the Distr ct without further litigation
The commissioners listened TO what he had to saw
but no action was TAKEN 1t is still an open Ques-
ton.
WANT TO BIZ POLICEMEN.
There have been at least $50 applications made
for the place OF policemen up to O'Clock to-day.
NO FUND TO FURNISH SHOES TO POOR CHILDREN.
The Commissioners in reply to q communica.
ton from Mr.. James H. n. Warning, 1880 lsth
street northwest, asking that shoes be furnished
to children OF Door parents, state that they deem
II lnexpedient that the money for relief OF the
poor De used Tor such purpose as they have barely
poor persons.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Alexander Dubant died
very suddenly between and O'Clock this morn
Ing, at his residence N and 4th Streets as is sup
posed, from heart disease. Mr. Dubant was a
brother OF Capt p. NJ Dubant and Mr.. w. T.
Du0ant, and was well known to the citizens OF the
District
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SMALLPOX IN PRINCE GEORGES Co., MD-Health
On1cer T0wnshend received a letter to-day from
Dr. w. w. Waring, of Nottingham, Prince
Georges county, Md, stating that there was six
cases or smallpox In one family In that town. and
no one TO nurse them. He asks that good nurse
Oe sent at once for which the county will pay
literally SO long as the servi ce is needed. The
cases came from Baltimore.
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THE QUEEN Or ALL,

The superiority Of the New, Self threading
QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
Is recognized and by the highest echan-
lcal authorities and the demand for them is steadily
increasing their merits becoming more extensye
Known lave the endorsement Of 800 ladies in
TINS city, intending many dressmakers. as to the
Strength. Swiftness, Silence and simplicity Of the
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN. Send for illustrated Circulars
G. AUERBACH
Corner 7th and Streets Sole Aren't
NeW Latest IMPROVED Machines of all Kinds for Sale
anu ReH. HPeclaI Attentlon 10 Repairing. Jas
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PENNsYLvAEIAs EMB RzzLIHa PosTMAsTER-In
che case OF the embezzlement IN the Steeiton. pa.
post ONCE preliminary hearing was given Ne.
Dlnger yesterday, at which nothing was adduced,
defendant giving bail in 81 900 for his appearance
de publicly stated yesterday that when the proper
Time arrived he would make clean breast OF the
anair, mo matter who might be HIT
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

We Clam
That we and offer for sale best and easiest
running Sewing Machines in the world.
THE NEW HARTFORD.
The latest production Of the Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
was awarded SIe ial Premium at the Garfield Memo.
r,a Fair and prom gnced BY experts to be the ghest
New Eldredge and New No. Victor-Iivht durable
and easily MANAGED. All sold easy monthly pay.
ments. and special discount for cash at |~'
DEPENDENCIES,
Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
Oh 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
3a6 st. Cloud Building.
livery SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
sells the best machine know that do, because
sell all kinds Come and which you like Renting
and repairing q specially.
MCKINNEY.
1ao - APT 9th street.
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CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON, "A Lrarts OfRi.-Thomae
Waldron, known - Brother Frank OF q Roman
C!thollc order, has been arrested II Buffalo on
aged seven years. BE has been for years director
OF the Brothers college. he served twenty years
ago 20 director OF the De Il Sale, in New York.
ne - nfty-three years OF aga It ts claimed by
brother Frank1 friends thai his mind has been
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H s. COCO 4
~ q B e A K FL ST.
GRATEET1Y- NOMEnpTTHyN

'By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations 81 digestion and nutrition, and By
lectod Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast "a
Des ", win beyerayc which
use Of such articles Of diet that constitution may be
grsanay built mp until strong enough to resist every
endency to sease. Hundreds Of subtle maadies are
noapng around ready to attack wherever there s
esx point Wemay escape many fatal ehaft by keep
ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood and props
cry nourished frame. "-CjrN Services Gasetts.
Made simply with boiling water or MIX
cold In tins touy x-lb. and N By 0roossA labssd.
JAMES EpPs CO..
oas-m. tu1s Homeopathic Chslniseu, London. Eng.
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TIE DINNER to be given by the President to-
morrow evening Will be exclusively a diplomatic
dinner.
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EUNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
1HE CUEARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARDOR.
tEOS PIER 90 " = NEW YORK
Psrtha- " el.. Jan. "A. Pavonia . We'd Feb d.
Bothnis-- Ned, Jan-Si. Servia .... We'd. Feb 2S
Catalonls We'd. Feb. Z. Bothnia We'd, March T.
0aI1a. We'd. Feb. a. Part ia We'd, March H.
AMI VERI WEDNESDAY, FROM new IORk
RATE OF PASSAGE:
No, $50 and 100 for PASSENGER accommodations.
eeerage at very low rates Steerass tickets from y.
srpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe,
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
have Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean Iorts 1890
tor freht and passaee apply at the Companys Office
70; ngwnI tireen or both steerage and cabin to
Orto Messrs OTIS RIGEii,o NV tSSrS'
NnII tt0 eth street. WASHINGTON.
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The District COmmissfonerHhip.
numerous letters have peen sent to the Presi-
dent recommending the nomination Of Gen Jos.
E Johnston to be District Commissioner. Gen.
Grants name does not figure In any OF the letters
OF Recommendation.
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TGt.NOKIsON.

fHHSS1Efhs e s TA!H.p1 1S1I RFS
~ a s!SH #uspSER AfR
M District 81 coh in erera term tG pass
a qSl ss sn o R s ass Ct s sss A. Fsr
sP oH M p osr o. ,
Ban s Ge sd s II front re 9s Of n Il squares
the ssi c f9 NIB re on The ;ronn plat Of
saisfy To- said order ana s' MAJ De necessary
unless othsrwise It the time of sale me
Teoord i sobiys:on each Of TIE sd
and anu G te 81 II Is ee FROM % to 80 ee
of sae ot S s b. the m Cash at the time
~ ' es nE kS s' E. ba| rF' hrssee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts B,5.s. ioas.i5
sH2SS SA Il f SS4 81 TSTt
u7-2t s &C f Io,,is ana nr asenne.
f. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
fHEEp 81 Aes2u M 4 81 BAY 81
,.,oa hENRY T: DAVIS Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
HIGH ART.
IMPORTANT COLLECTION
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
FROM THE
GALE GALLERY. PHILADELPHIA,
To be sold at public sale, without reserve,
On WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY and FRIDAY JAN.
All STORE No. 9l3 STREET NORTHWEST.
Near 9th Street. adjoining Masonic Temple.
NOW ON FREE INHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING,
until iIME OF SALE.
MIR. B. SCOTT. JR.. will conduct the sale.
A.san. psF HIST OF a Msa1s. rs 5 NJ Munich
G Ea5pes ;;a E. e. L Snd sse E. Munich
C CaarI geo Lo don. N1cho son. G. W.. Phadel-
charm. G. IT,, New York. or nta; s.. Paris.
Culverhouse. j. ~. Amster- Pollentine. A. london.
noa A.. Munich. ke esh e. f.. d To pd6ds
Foreshaw, H.. New York Rosieise. j.. 6ordne hp'
Harnett. w NJ, Ihiladelpa. Schultz, W. Munich. o.
Jsmaar g.. BE- Hague. sayrs IL Vi liar nei emu
kknsPP w. Phi aoelpha. Simon. H.; Philadelphia
h9fh Mex. II. r.. and H. Wan Seyerdonck. F., Brus-
k y Es Els: g: Paris Wallace Jw New York.
M Mazzss d: b. Paris. whhliing. H. W.. Phadel
fsTs E. s. s.. f Philadelphia nai % others.
In presenting this my sixth annual collection Of fine
have saying that U t6s pre-
y1ous ones. This however. am am willing to leave
s Resp sc3G Tas'e anu Judgment Scorr
r SS.-As Mr. Gale is retiring from business, the
collection will lie sold without reserve. ia23-5t
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WEsLsY FIsHER cokvicrED.-ln the case o
Wesley Fisher. colored, On trial In the circuit
sault on Mrs. George Wolfe in August last. the
jury. Saturday night rendered verdict Of guilty
on the second count In the Indictment, assault
less than eight years In the penitentfarY
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FOR LOVE He DIED.-A highly sensational suicide
occurred last night on South Battery, Charleston.
= Y. some nights ago a young Spaniard, named
r. Hail, wealthy merchant in Charleston, met q
young lady at party In that city and became
hopeless he deliberately blew out his brains with
pistol The shot passed completely through his
mead. Pinned to the lapel or his coat W as a note
In Spanish and English headed "For Love- In thfs
note ne said: Accuse me OF nothing, as fervent-
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr.
The following are the opening and closing nrIces
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
Gy special wire to IL IL Dodge, 500 18th street
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SIRSCHNINR AS CURE FOR MALARIA-The trial
VI MrS sally story. an eccentric old woman OF
Feest, began yesterday at Paterson n ]. The de-
Ienaant, who had been In the habit of meddlIng
last, which she represented to be Quinine to cure
malaria. The powder was strychnine, and Mn
feeSt d!ed: Mrs Story was indicted for the muir.
pected OF poisoning several other persons.
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REMovAL.
CUNNINGHAM. HArrBn,
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About 1880 p N. yesterday slight Ore occurred
In the second story OF building iOo street north
west, occupied by n. w. Beverdge The Cause OF
the 1re IS unknown. The damage was slight
No alarm was given.
Nj. John Lane, living at 1000 @ street. last even.
ing found colOred child, two or three days old
on lot near his residence. It was sent 70 81.
Ann's Infant asylum this morning.
III. Beveridge reported 20 police HEADQUARTERS
this morning thai sometime during last night
some one effected IN entrance into his store
through the rear or was concealed IN the store
when e WAS shut up and usole Hxty-one cents
from the money drawer.
don 0raphlo ana 1Op0on Illustrated News Tor
Jxnuaryk
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From the Rochester Post Express
"Do you believe I'm woman's rights?- she IA
mam0ed, laooing him In the ribs with her nm
prena yes" he replied, as he moved to a safe
Instance, II believe In womans funeral rites.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE MILWAUKEE, FrRr-Nr.
sylvester Blocker, wife or the manager OF the Tom
InumO combination, has died fro.i in1urIe, sus-
tanned In the Newhall house disaster She tried
70 escape on rope made from bedclothinp but
iost ner hold ana fell, dislocating her left snou.
ger, breaking her left arm, dislocating her left
merous cuts all over her body. She was So years
Old The remains will be taken TO Brooklyn
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS EVENING.
TEyHOIAs BOWLING. Auctonee-.
CATALOGUE SALE
STANDARD, SC ENTIFIC. LAW, RELIGIOUS
AND
MISCEJLANEOUt BOOKS,
TCgeth With a Large Assortment Of
FINE STATIONERY.
Ec Dg the ESiaBce O; Sto OF
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
oeetaer viii
O hEH BOOKS,
TO b. Sold at My
AUt no. ROOMS,
Southu e.. Pennsylvania avenue and th st Get
" Washington, ID. c.,
MONDAY. JANUARY 1Wi NJ T-SECUND 1884
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS
At HALt-P ST SEVEN O'GLO,K.
Terms Cash.
tT1G-7t THOMAS DOwLIN.i. Auct.
STALi Err l.. WILLIAMS l. CO. Auctioneers.
FCSTEK GRE AT AUCTION SALE OF
FIN ENGII HAND AMERICAN BOOKS,
LIVERY NIGHT. At SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Al WILLIAMS AUCIION-lkOCMS
In.r lnta ard Pernsylvaa .yenre.
LARGEST STOCK EVER IN WA~hl Nc on,
Inc nniig Encyc peIa. History, Fiction. The logy,
Ned1 Inc icrIai h. Pies Of lare Be Is, Sc, which
mus lie sod Priyate sa es during the day at aCc'
Frice' ja12-2w
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Alexander Dubant died
very suddenly between 6 and O'Clock this morn.
Ing, at his residence N and 4th streets, is sup
posed, from heart disease. Mr.. Dubant was
brother OF Capt p. NJ Dubant and Mr. W. T.
Dubant, and was well known to the citizens OF the
District
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HDu ED.

Doom: On Monday, January "a 1885, ss O'Clock
AsLIAAN MEX X. DOOM, aged 33 years Of consump-
Christian fortitude.
Funeral win take place from the residence Of CANT
y bohrer. OF Mopt@ Dmery county, Nd, on Wednes-
CAV. January "a at two O'Clock p. m. tRichmond and
Petersburg papers please copy.
CORRID0N: On January %. 1883. ct three O'Clock
Ireland, aged fifty two years. ''
Funeral will take place from his late residence No. 81
street northeast Thursday, the 25th inst at half pas
TWO ociock Friends aud scqusintances respect
fully invited to attend. q
~ L;so an, RICHARD HENDERSON, In the
delphia papers please copy.l
NJ YOUNG, On Monday. January 22d. 1883. ELIZA
BETH YOUNG. beloved wife Of MILFORD Young In tie
nifty second year Of her age.
am done with care ana sorrow
Econ In fadeless fields IN am;
Cease your weeping, dear children,
am only going home.
Funeral VIII take place from her con -law' Samuel
A. Harper. No. 1927 9Th street. Georgetown, D. C., on
Thursday. January 25th, At nine O'Clock Friends
OF the family are respectfully invited.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Fire 1t Newport.

Fire 1t Newport.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. "a villa on Bellevue
avenue, owned by John g. Weaver, proprietor of
the ocean house, was burned this m Orning. The
nre caught from steam radiators. The loss on the
house is SIS 600, furniture $4,000 insured for
30. zoo! Silver and diamonds, and a large amount
OF Jewelry were destroyed.
Wall Street To-day.
DECLINE FOLLOWED BY REACTION.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-The Posts financial article
the first hour OF business by selling movement In
Denver and Rio Grande, which declined * and
carried the rest OF the market down with It to
some extent. The depression was however tenn
porary, and after fractional decline the market
reacted and at 12 O'Clock was fully up to the clos.
Ing prices OF last night for everything but Denver
and even that was only q below the closing of
last night
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.,sPlEhIHESSELBACH: On January 90 1885, a
~ tne Rsy Rotert ReitseL @. W. sPIER and OLGA
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nR. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ longest established specialist i'm this CITY, with IL
Mar eHperenSe viii guarantee azure in all diseases Of
situations strictly confidential. Can be consulted
Meanesdays and Saturdays, from to p. m.
leading physicians Of Baltimore. Main otlce so North
Liberty street. baltimore. Nd. oS0
Young MEN
cases Of Chronic Diseases as Heart Disease Kid
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mature Decay. Seminal Weakness Dyspepsa Nervous
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Capitol Notes.


When the Senate was called to order TODAY.
MT Butter, OF South Carolina, was the only Sena.
tor present The Vice President said: The Sena.
Tor from South Carolina will come to order. nd
after the prayer was delivered Mr.. Butler moved q
call OF the Senate.
THE GENERALSHIP OF THE Army
The effect OF the joint resolution introduced by
Mr. Steele, OF Indiana, this morning, to enable the
President to fill the vacancy in case OF the death
resignation or retirement Of General Sherman.
would De 10 advance General Sheridan to the place
OF general OF the army, and probably to advance
Gen. Hancock to the place OF lieutenant general.
THE ILLNESS OF REPRESENTATIVE hewitt.
Mr. Abram s. Hewitt, OF New York, has written
letter from that city, where he now is, to col.
league In the House, In which he states he is quite
Ill, ana does not know when he will be able 10 re.
sumo his congressional duties This he says he
very much regrets as he had intended to take an
active part IN the consideration OF the tariff bill
HEAVY CLAM AGAINST THE DIsTRICr-The
Court OF Claims to-day resumed the hearing of
the case OF Campbell E Eslin against the District
OF Columbia, which Is a claim Of about $4,000 for
balance under q contract with the old board OF
public works 1t Is one OF the cases specially re.
ferred to this court by act OF Congress-
GEN. GRANT having completed his labors IN
connection with the Mexican reciprocity treaty,
and the treaty having been forwarded TO the State
department., he WILL leave this afternoon for New
York
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NO CURE NO PARLIAMENTARY CEDAR
IN BALSAM IL warranted Coughs. Colda,
Group. Throat Lung Diseases &c. Sig drops dooo
Try T. II not satisfied return the empty bottle end ~
nl1-eo3m
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MEDICAL. DC.

M ED1CAL. NC.
MaaNstaooo3{ r. RES ,, DEP BY USING 4 30 TIE
System sy and s i m arts to r. Th
he. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
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ste ra co Separate rooms for ladies' Office
hours Z 70 and g to 8p.m ja16im
DRsss gh8THE RS A: AID GRAY GIVE no FREE
st who will agree to divide profits with the doctor
ssss S ss yS
street southwest, who will furnish You medicines
experience. tas-lm:
Ap1F RSo Y3HGAN o GooeNFIDENTIALLYC CONSULT
attention paid Diseases Peculiar to L. les ma Red
M sRa Ovarian
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La.
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consulted daily at l24S 9Th street OH
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bt victim Of ssarly 1~grndsHce causing De-
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ss 50 o. yont' 4ervon weakness early decay
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~ To all who are suffering frop, lie errors and IN.
H,scfeuo 5 Of youth, pervons weakness early decay
ren u RHEaRSao0a will senda recipe that wi cure
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STEAM L RS. &c.

STEAMER W. W.. CORCOEAN
leaves ':h street wharf daily (exce Sunday for Mt
ton about $3.50 pm. s
o3O T. T. RJAKE C,,..;r
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A victim OF early imprnueuce causing Nervous De-
bllty Premature Decay. etc. having tried in vain
every known remedy. has discovered q simple means
OF sef-cure which he viii send free to his fellow
sufferers Address ]. H. REEVES, A3 Chatham street
New York. na-s tn thk ucno