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Condensed Locals.

Miss Lena Kuhn and Mr .Ino. W Gloom a YONG
farmer of Prince GeCr.c cC3iIty. Md. B:arri. Il
sunday at the home Of The brides parents at
BiIghtwoC1, BY Rev. T. q. Tr,s,, The couple 20
north en- an extended tip.
Judge JallcS. Who has tCen III ting SGI,c time rs
tile Eti't!tN Judge hdS eSciidIi2ed places with
Ihige Cox. sitting in General Term and Will sit till
We supreme Court has determined the appeals
trJnl Judge Cox.
Yesterday Mr Oscar Washington. employed 10y
Mi NcD2EeIi, 1e.'i dealer, Massachusetts, avenue
and Meth Capitol street. had ali The fingers AID
The thumb CT his right hard cat OH hy hay cut
ter
Samuel C. Mcdowell YESTERDAY filed n bill in
equity agilnst Sarah y. Starr aud Narr J. Treake
tNotic Turner 10 compel item "a fulfill contract
entered into with John W StrSr Ter lease OF lot s
and part lot ;. square tsa He States that the de-
f'ad.tS, Stars widow and lreir at law refuse To
comply with terms az the contract.
There was Il partial eclipse Of the mO7n last
night. visible throughout the United States. it
commenced here q lev minutes before One O'Clock
e,n is Sfed "a 1t, , eXt! at - when
se'Tet 1t began 10 lessen AMI ended at $40 this
morning.
An East Washington Suffrage club was organized
at Washington htl last night with tie following
as Officers: Alberto Campbell. president; LenIei
Bursley secretary: Richard Rotliweli ST. vice pres
ntht; George Rider. treasurer, aud Vi. Robinson,
kPT5eaIt-.lt- aims.
The house OF MI Werlich. on the Glenwoo,
Road. was entered by thieves last week, notWith-
standing two savage dogs are Kept for protection
OF The premises The thieges carried oil the best
Clothes wed tug suits OF Mr. and Mrs. Werlich
and quantity or household goods.
VIM. Grimm was sentenced To TWO months In Jail
OS JutiSe smell to-day iof stealing watch and
razor from the house OF Anderson Mccoy.
Henry Washington and Robt. Jones two colorad
Aoore:S with cu' heads and bloody clothing, were
on tral III the Police Court TO day lighting with
each other II Waiter Callahan's store Goth and r
STREETS. In which bottles and chairs were used
Jones was taxed $50 and Washington only % on
account OF getting decidedly the worst Ur the
battle.
samuel Lewis. cOlored, was assessed $50 by Judge
Smell 70 day for carrying pistol.
me Following were accepted as jurors In the Cir
cut C"rt to-day TO III vacancies: James 4. Wood
Ncrth. Daniel PEEL Daniel L. Ncaley. WA. Clarke.
D. W e. Wal3ch. Henry j. Ennis. Samuel = MooreS
and ChaS. y. Lafner
George WIi!iJInS. c1lOrnd, was fined IS by Judge
Snth to-day 1or int cent exposure.
Henry H. Bennett, president of the Union Base
ball Association has called lne( ting oi that or
GtnHatl1n. 10 b; held October ~. At the Bingham
huioe jhi.dd,'.ptil, Pa, for tiic purpose Cf taking
action Oh application for membership.
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The German American National Bank
CASRS.
SET FOR TRIAL on NovEMrrH 10Th.

SET FOR TRIAL on NOVEMBER 10Th.
To-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Wyle, the
eases against John Hit and Chas. +. Prentiss who
MED the offices OF president and cashier OF the
''ermful- American National bank, and who are
charged with embelleinent and violating the
national banking act. were called.
DiStric: Attorney CoTklill and Mr. X. IL. Perry
Appeared for the government. and MeSsrS. W. A.
COX, ". H.. baVidge ami Il. H. MEsSy for PrpDtiSs.
zen. butler j. the counsel for MI. Hit, but was not
present.
Mr.. Perry presented stipulation that all the
pi"s tiled in 70 !s4 and the rulings and i,dg-
Esf'nti Oi TIN cOrt thereon shall be deemed and
taken a filed and made Iii each OF the other eases
pending. provide" that the agreement shall not ne
co.5iiGcd 70 waive the benefit OF the plea OF the
etatute OF Limitations when applicable, nor shall
II 'Etf3m CT either Si1n IN any matter peculiar to
the in1li of any of said indictments Tie purpose
Is 'ared 70 rn the bringing OF the eases to issue
Tor TRIAL This paper was signed by Mr.. Mnssay for
ifcnti:2.
letter was read from Ger. Butler stating that
he could not be rr"5ent until after tile 18TH of
November
nj. Perry said that he would send the Sti,ot,ia-
i:'iil5 10 Cen Putler Tor DIS signature, and asked
that day be set for ffe trial.
The court illeTe11pon the a0t!. OF November
Irf tilli, ana said the motion 10 consolidate could
then ~ argued.
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The PRIZE AWARDED 10 The WASHINGTON CADETS.
Ihe prize dill between the different companies OF
the cnor1d n;ist.; FOR the John W BOtcler cup at
the Athieilc park yesterday afternoon, was wit
n'Ssed e. over et,1 people. The companies drilled
III the following ORDER, which was determined by
drawing lots: The Butler Z0uaycs, first: Capital
tlty t'JtfdS. company Il. second; company A. Cap
ItaI CITY Guards. tiiird; Lincoln Light Infantry
1oGTth; and a>ttiIStOn Cad -. fifth Each com
pany WAS allowed the privilege OF drilling with
t6irtEtWO mCIs. rank and iiie and thirty ratnutes'
Time given The drilling OF all The companies was
prsis'.Hnrtny, hut the crowd vi spectators as well
as the Judges. awarded the palm to the Washing
ton Cadets. Capt. &. y. Fleetwood. Capt Thoniason
III behalf OF the board of f1rcs. composed II col
j. o. T. Burnside. capt. BuTtol Il. Ross and HIM
s|i. presented the sup To capt fle1 wood. The
Ort'f OF lHtrlJ as determined 0S the Judges As
follows: Washington Cadets. flrSI: company "a ~
capital CITY t'uir!. second; company s'B." Capital
tlty Guard, third; Lincoln Light infantry fourth:
AID Butter In,ycS, NTH The winners OF the prize
gave a bop at Green's hall. on PtnnSylvania ave
hue. ne;ir lsth street northwest last hight.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Thomas. Bowling allc-
tlont'r Sid Yesterday. fOr the owner a tWU-story
lIbie. with nianSard roof at he northwest corner
Ol y gay and 18th tiIteD streets. 4lA90 feet to
Nj. VIM Ludssatc, for 81 So.
BtiLDIE0 ASSOCIATION.-At the SiXtieth regular
monthly meeting OF the Thirteenth Building aSso-
cation no sales We're made, the proceeds being alb
S0rbed fly last months sales.
SAID To BE FRAUD.-A man who goes about
representing that his wife. child, &C.. have lust
ditti and soliciting aid 10 bury them, is said to be
ifat"t lie has gotten money from great many
people here on such prtteuSts.
FARMS S0LD.-Thc sale OF several farms In the
county have been cOnSlimmated within the past few
days II lie Garrett farm, near the Potomac, has
Deem Soit to Nd. Onut. j.. for So 900; VIM. Hudc-
sion hos made sale or 136 near the District
hue l0s to1sl; Ri. 1shcrwOOd has sold his farm
he;t l9tieSf1lie for $1,000 and j. E. Williams has
sold 100 acres 10 Benz. Gott.fOr 5000.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF HORSE Stealing
one OF the parties arrested on charge of horse
stealing In the adjoining counties is named Murray
ana Is Il resident or Fal,quier county, Va
toS3iTloN OF HE NATER.-Cle;ir at all points.
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RATHER Funny
TO HAVE YOUR STYLE OF ADVERTISING DE-
RIDED ONE DAY AND ADOPTED THE NEXT.
THE MISEIT ST0RE

~ l.,
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
will adhere to its original style of advertising giving
prices and as near description of goods possible
leaving the rest to the Judgment of the thousands no
visit 1t and examine for themselves.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN
4Button Getaway Suits. in Oxford gray corkscrew at
SIS. sold elsewhere for SOS
4-Button Getaway, brown or blue cOrkscrew at SIT
cannot be bought elsewhere under $40
Black ID. b. Diagonal Suits Prince Albert coat, $l5
Black D. B. worsted Prince Albert Suit $1s worth every
Nobby Business Suits for 49, worth s14 ~ "''
All Wool ChevlOt and Cashmere Suits at 80 worth 18
Melton Fan Overcoat II ali caiors for S. Worth s14
Our Fall overcoats at $40 81 $l4 and SIG are not
Good Serviceable Heavy Overcoas at S. So SO: must
be seen to be appreciated
splendid Chinchilla Overcoat at SI2 would be bar
full line of Black Diagonal and Worsted Overcoats
Our s15 Beaver Overcoat takes the cake i'
Black R1 cth S haa s at ga G and sa the
pended upon to give satisfaction.
FOR BOYS TO H.
Overcoats and Suits at g. 90 49, $3.50 "a and S. guar
anteed 33 Fer cent below the usual selling prices
FOR BOYS FROM IL TO IT,
Suits and Overcoats at S., Sc, ST. SO and $40: not
enough profit i'll to pay for extensive descriptions in
advertisement.
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
at sl5o. 81, $3.50 49, e. g. SO. So and &c. immense
, variety.
at 49, $3.50. 90. $3.50 and 81
II E NJ SIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make no mistake and come to the corner 10th and F
streets ola
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IRCQUOls. IroCuois, Tomorrow.

MARRIAGE LICESSES.-Garriage. licenses have
Been Issued by the clerk Of the cOnrJ TO simon
Sllliiio aud Mary ArnStrad; Thomas i. Jones ami
i'''>.t lilu Richard \. Ratciin ard Christina Uar-
DslXh; John w. Gloom az Prince Georges county,
NIL ANA Lena Kuhn; J. Hiram Johnson and Lizzie
w Ifduntii; John w sampson AMI Virginia Nades.
w +. SchweiZt'G and Mary +. Carter both OF Balti
More; con MlIrCst PerAiRs. l. :. N. OF Rome Ga,
and Anna o. ki0N: Gco.H Woodruff, or Chatham
y. j., and tortiela J. SHcdcn james C. Graves and
Cora l. Kite, both OF NarESyilc. Va; f. Hoffman
and Katharine EtH;hteT; John +. Reed and Alice
b.litE; W Harrison and Mary Prrson; Alfred Glib
son. OF Baltimore. ard Harriet WcDE Chas. Carer
and Mary Jaci.Scn
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IRooucIs. Irat.us.;,, To-mn,7-ow.
EIsIl lsUss Revisited.

THE EirspfTfoat TO MANASSAS AND The NEIGliBoR-
ING BATTLE-FIEiDS.
party composed of about 40 veterans OF the
late w;r.and mainly OF survivors OF the 1st corps
Army % the Potomac, went on an expedition Yes
to-day as stated Ia THE S-AR) to the Dattieeids
o. Bull Rna. At Alexandria They were joined by
Gen. james $. IeflgStrect and several other gentle
men who served in the confederate army The ey-
pfrsitoh tebarRtss AT Wellington shortly after 10
O'Clock, and. taking wagons and saddle horses
winch We're provided in ample numbers by the
local reception! committee, made march across
county 70 Maiassas stopping TO visit the Gaines
fiile Dat eei,. iunchng at S,ldleyS Church, tax
ing a View Of tirOyeton and other not able points
where hard Fighting was done in 1861 and 1862 At
Manassas the expedition took the train for home at
$50 o'clock last evening. One object of the visit
was 10 secure the attendance OF as many officers
and soldiers from the union and confederate armies
az possible TO meet Major Gen. Longstreet and def
niiely settle The lines upon which the 1st army
corps and its opponents fought, for the assist
ance of Capt j. H. slime, the corps his
supervision of Maj cen W s Rosecrans, president
81 The First Army Corps Before leaving Manassas
for homo the eycursi"nists adopted resolutions OF
thanks to the committee at Manassas, consisting OF
Gels. f.. Berkeley and Robert Tansell Capt Robert
II. Tyler, Crawford Cushing. John II. Leechnlan,
Isaac i. Baldwin. Major W. w. Thornton. A. II.
Zens- Among The prominent members OF the expe-
clifton were Gen. Rosfcrans, Cen II. B. Ayers, Dom
Siohcr fdnnnds Col Emil Frey. the Swiss minister:
zen. f;irchili, OF Wisconsin,; Col. l. s. TchenOr,
Ma Ior T. T. Halatead, Col. A. Won Motz. Gen. VIM.
Hlfney, Capt /. n. Bulrttt, Capt. Il. u. HOze. DR..
"nl IindaI, and ex-senator Fowler, OF Tennessee.
FINE CGOns At AUCriON.-PartieS who are fur
hiShiiig Tor tie winter should attend the special
SSlc oi Thomas Bowling. at his auction rooms, on
Thursday, tle"lSth instant. comprising q splendid
inc OF smyrna carpets AMI rugs. and number OF
1ne parior and chamber sets. The articles can be
seen tO-InOrfUw.
SINGING RIRDS.-'ihOmaS Bowling has Just re-
eei,t,i a splendid assortment of Hirtz' Mountain
FAM, htsgl- ,t..I,
private sale. This is Il good opportunity 10 secure
Il iir5t-cle-S bird
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DRAkE CARTER. Drake Carter. Tomorrow.

FIRE On TIN STREET TEIs NnRyfss-At IN
otiocN this morning u fire broke out IN the base
lucent or r. GOldSchmid's fancy goods establish
ment. No. So 7th street supposed 10 have oripnatc,
from the furnaces The flames We're extiu@i,ishc,i
by the Iirc department, which promptly RESPONDED.
TIE loss on the building was but about 800 but ON
We goods II was considerable. much OF the damage
40 the stock In the main sesroom and in the upper
stories being done bY the SMOKE
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In chronic dyspepsia and liver complaint and in chronic
constipation and other obstinate diseases Hostetters
Stomach Btters is beyond all comparison the best rem
edy that can be taken. As a of restoring the
strength and vital energy Of persons who sinking
under the facilitating effects of painful disorders this
standard vegetable invgorant is confessedly uneGraed
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. oct1
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anu.ement,. &C., ,E'o-N;.n,,

NATIONAL fHEATER.-liess Acme opera Company
II Chimes OF Normandy
FOTD'S OFERA NOUsE.-Marie Prescott in BEL
hOnt 5 Bride"
THEATER CoNIcUE.-Nincr's Comedy -Four ard
varieties
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOTmance.
tO;'5EEt; ATIoGAL CHURCH-IteV Dr.. EIli1tt.S rPnly
70 vi Obs. Capel, at 80 a. III.
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GEORGE KINNEY: George Kinney. Tomorrow.

tAEooSE BrRSED.-Last evening about rs
ociIk Saooose attached 10 gravel train NJ p OF
,i'e H. T. X X, was burned On Virginia avenue
between SOUTH Capitol street and New Jersey ave.
hue southeast IL appears that the men after nut
ing SONS. fresh coal IN the stove, and turning ON
the draIt lett the car and during their absence the
woodwork caught fire from the stove. The car Is a
total wreck, and damage Is put 9t 500. The men
lost every thing they had, such clothing trunks
&c. Mr.. Aaron Nepp was In charge Of the car.
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PANTS TO ORDER, Ei,rman Bros. ,th and f.

at SPECIAL REQUEST ore daN longer D.,Uly.1inn
opening continued. 3button kids .hleck OF coiorrd
Only Use: cheek Foster genuine, CSC. ladies'
hrFlno vests, extra OF ming bargain, aDr; gent :
hirriiio vests. extra opening bargain. tic: hand
Seine souvenirs one day lnnS1I. ~ Dal.llilaf..i.
agent. SIS 9TH street northwest.
DRESS SUITS TO OHpER. El,enan Pros. 9Th and T.
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MANY FORGET THAT THE HAIR AND SCALP
AA need Cleansing well the hands and feet Ex-
tensive use of Ayers Hair Vgor has proven that it
the best cleansing agent for the harthat it
well dndru cools and suohes the scalp and
stimulates the hair TO renewed growth and beauty oil
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$hearing the Cloth as Well as the

?HeHT111E INC G1OtA us Wei rs the
Sheep.
repetition of falling and shearing is the method
employee in preparing Smooth-faced fabrics for
gentlelnen's wear. While the fulling thickens the
sheal1ng Weakens the CLOTH and the result Is thar
It prevents that perfect ventilation necessary to
healthy condition OF the skim The other plan
omits this fulng and weaves plain fabric, OF any
combination OF colOrs OF long staple woods unfit for
fuing or fe!tng. This last method is pursued with
all chev1ot wools and. as much labor IS saved by
TINS form OF preparation you can get the best value
In such goods for your money.
Real good Mems Suits OF this textile can be pur-
chased from So
Boys Suits from SO
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 seventh street.
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4 PECULIAR VIRTUE IN AYERS sARsAPARILLA
s that while it cleanscs and puryes the blood from
all corruptions and impurities, and thereby
DISEASE it builds up and invigorates the whole SYSTEM
aid EaLcs ole young again.
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Miss wooDroRp. Miss Woodfoid. To-raorow.
EoLE Tomorrow. Eole tomorrow!

THE EEgsUsG CESTENNIAL-Pceular end eycur-
son trains by The West Shore route viii leave Jer-
By City station OF the PennSy lvania railroad at
7S5 sis s;l2, ass and I15 all ala, and at f2i and
AS all p-fn; returning. leave Newburg 5:S3 $50
s35 ana 30 pm. Tickets 10 Newbarg by the West
Shore route sale at the city and depot offices
IN Washington or excursion tickets can be pur-
ehsed In the ticket offices OF the Pennsylvania rau-
road at Jersey City. =
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CHILDRES's OvEEco rs, Ei:.-o.,.n Bros. ,,;'l an

For THE Loss OF APTLrITE TAX. Chr Zanl.Ts
Ne>t0n. Never fails 10 CITF IL .iI,s! confirmed
Get II ct oil eth street northwest.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARY :, sGHREINERs
Az TEACHER OF EIOCCT1ON,
Log1cai Analysis Vocal Culture and Expression
Headings in SHAkSPEARE and GENERAL. LITERA-
auhs S3asses forming for Clergymsn and for Law
yrs Io11 MAss. ave sep192ms
MISS NITA ALBERT Is PREPARED TO GIVE
I Musical instruction to few young scholars Mod
No. lol Z street northwest oI5-ats
SPAN1SH TAUGHT AT I02l SEVENTEENTH
~ STREET, >
Or privately at residence of pupils,
English taught to foreigners. ol5-et
NORWOOD INSTITUTE, SESSION 1883 "a.
CORPS OF TEACHERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. CABELI, Principals: Prof b r.
Mason Latin and Mathematics: Prof. S. NJ Shute tIol
nmbian Colegel. History, Moral and Mental Phoso-
phy and Logic Prof A. n skinner (Nat Obs y Astron-
omy Physics. Geology: Prof. j. R. Rogers, Chemistry
with expeliments); Miss APPEL Germans Mad Chevrts-
n H Garrison and Prof. Marye. English: Miss NJ Cav
Bellies lsttres Prof Anton Gloetzner Instrumental
MUSIC Miss I'll. Evrenionti Jones' Vocal Music Prof G.
Il I MesSer Art Drawing and Painting; Ms p Collier
Galishenics and Elocuton; Prof l. G. Asrini DantinG
In branches not named the best instruction provided
Il For terms and other particulars auply TO the
Principals at 1ll2 and 12l4 14th street -tno2
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND
w TYPE-WRITING. 927 street northwest
CLASSES will meet each evening at $50.
PGLYATE Lessons given II desired
STUDENTS supplied with Textbooks. Copy books
DlctOnalies Periodicals.. Photographic materials &c
IYPE-WRITlNG Lessons, any hour, day evening.
Type-writing correctly and promptly done a. s27
street NV. All work satisfactory ASK for MCkEAN oil
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continued faiT, c0nl weather VIII prevail In Nov
England and the m!fifil@ ttlant states I'll Eesinc--
DAY, with fTsts in tb" former and in the latter Is
Tar south as he northern portion Of Virginia in tbc
morning.
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SEINE DRESS Sc1Ts EIseman Bros. 9Th sld L..

at a meeting az thc t'rinh veteran corps last
evening, capt. = T. Thorn sob. presiding. six ac-
i've and twelve honorary III -ilir.f5 We're elected.
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I'm a Letter fro,n Hon. Mrs. Perry.

Castle Grey, Limerick. Ireland, Browns Bronchial
1Dchts are thus referred to- Having brought your
Bronchial Troches' with me when came to reside
here, found that after ! had given them away to
those considered required them. the poor people
Will walk for mites to get few" For Coughs.
Colds and Throat Diseases they have no equal.
Sold only in bOXesO
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THE MILK STILL SwEET--Nr. W. T. CrUnnp'S
lunch and dining rlCItS No fff View York sypIlJif
which hls been enlarged and improgcd, will be
The event will be signalizad ~ opening 2nC. Ter
can of the milk brought by MIR r. Il. Ward from
California, which is sill sweet
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,ramd, ho,ti M.'sr 80 . , . VI Aesp,ls III,
themselves can get att. They think nobody knows
how often they go teit, but a red nose sometimes
tells the tale loudeT than words can speak it. The
'botte in the closet it contain brandy, is very
mischlevoEs. But "bottle in the closet" full of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, is just what no family can
q ford to be With0ufsi,s
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CITY ITEMS.
And They In Saw
The Bptt,e i'm the Closet.

AhW They DO Say
that DR.. Bulls Cough syrup Is one remedy without
rival.
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REss sr:rs. Eis.m.n l;ros.. - anGE.

NOTICE -ketS E".lrtays, IiHa Pr aT.. takes on.
d. tine i:c;S, with one thIrtcelth painted. Tor q;
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DRESS orERcoars. slseu,an Bros. III. and Z

TAILORING DETAHTMEST.-Ntw md Elegant
Designs il fall and wilt sjiitia4:-
Ei~:vtS l,l;GS.. TN aud T..
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BARoNETERs, redpm"tcgS. hylr1inaters. Hemp
lerS, l-S Pcnnsyls anii avenue
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DRY Goods RelOW {

Dry Goods Below Cost,
to make room for Jackets Blankets, listers. Shawls
ana circulars, at 736 eth street-Ioungs
EaIvanO-Magnetic Treatment Of Dis
eaSes
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 9221@
F STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from to IL a. m. and to 2 M, Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call or send
FOR pamphlet containing over one hundred vOlun-
tary testimonials Of cures OF citizens Of Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range Of
sun for daily accounts OF cures, and every Wednes
day and Saturday I'm Washington STAR. Consulta-
ton free, either at Office OF home of patient.
E. A. PARSONS Co.
N. White & Co..
N0rok oyster depot, 621 /, street northwest. HO-
tel restaurant and family trade solicited sells only
az wholesale, thereby giving restaurants the ben
eht OF the eating trade.
"A Sure Recipe TO Danish Mosquitoes.
teaspoonfu OF Hunts Insect Powder burned in
moderate-slzed chamber will drive out every
mosquito or Kill all such as remain. rs cents, by
all druggists.
J. NJ. Laronue's Elixer Of Calisaya
Has, for more than halt a century, been in use by
all classes of people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
SlcianS as the best tonic and invigOratOr eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all lind it
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry ady'S medicine. 81 a bottle. Sold by drug
gists: W. E. Thornton Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets. Baltimore. Md. tuth, s-6m
LnnbGrg's Rhenish Cologne.
Don't Miss Il!
Wells "RoNgh on Rats' Almanac. at druggists
OF mailed for &c. stamp. E. 8. Wells Jersey City.
'Alderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh AldeTney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pound ''Ward prints. 4Oc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butter1nilk and Sweet
Milk, DC. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-$2 600 $2,5OO, 5000, $4,000
STATE ss i PaRk hSS s r 9Si s. 3d.
~ street Northwest os Inn
THOs. J. FISHER 4 co.
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