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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct l5-Cotton-Steady a. 10is &C;
futures steady; October, I0.49c: November.
IO.52c; December, lo.G5c: January. lo7sc: Feoru-
P.v i09ac; March. li.60c. April, ll.lsc: May,
ll9oc; June, n.4Oc: July. ll.50c; August, 1850;
Flour-Duli snd unchanged; receipts, 5000 bbls. !:
exports, 1000 bbls. wheat-spo, shade lower;
ports, Goo bu. ungraded red. e4c@si IL: No l
do, Gle: No 3 do, Il 0Sl4dl 03l2 deiivered;N 2
red, 81 CO; steamer. 81 Os54 E. o. b.. 81 l0@l IL
elevator. II I1@I l2t4 dilivered; ungraded white.
%t@Sl IL: 40. = red, October, sales OF 5000 bu.
al Il OS@l O., closing at 81 o.: November, sales
of s4OO GOO bu at 81 0J5s9l l04 closing at 81 09i
December. sales OF 1.tso 600 bu- at 81 1891 125s
closing at 81 l.ss; January sales of i.l5.O0O bu.
at 81 l5i4@l iSsz, closing az u IA; February
sales OF $1,000 bu. at 81 161a0l los. closing NJ
ssl lc34. CorD-Spot lztd54c aud options I4e9izc
aud shade firIner receipts. 505, 400 bu.;
ports. 2Oi,.Q0 bn.: ungraded, a0aJsc; No g. 10 "a
h4sc No. >. 59i4c: store j9l4c afOat: No. 2white,
5ac: ungIaaed white. 5595sc: No ,. October.
5ssz@595 &c. closing st soc; November. 591<9j95s,
closing at 59i4c; December, 59i s@593Sc. closing
at 591sc: January. 55Jl 5Sisc, closing at 57S4c.
Oais-Lmssc better. receipts. 2i6,000 bu.: exports,
21i Lu.; mixed, 35@37c: white, 351z9s3c. Hay
quiet. Coiee-StrcnEcr: fair Rio. Il54c. Sugar
steady: refined dull; G. o. sei65Sc; extra - 7g7ssc;
white exta Z, nc; yellow. 6ise6lzc; of A. GIG
essc: cnt LOAF, Sc; crushed es@9tIc: granuated,
SIC: cutes.. ss4@s5sc. Riee-steady and active.
IeIoleum-United, lie Turpentne-Lower 81
4oa46h,c. Eegs-fiesh, steady. P0rk-Dull: new
NEE 81 s9ssil IS. lard-Prime steam. s. 20; DC.
;o3.I, y cse7 90 November, g S.97 81; January,
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THACKARA's ANCE.

No Crooked Transactions Believed to be ~
the bottom of His Mysterious Departure.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct ID. No tidngs yet
from Alexander Thackara the missing law
yer. In the latter part OF last week counsel
for the MintZer estate obtained writ of Sc
quesuation, and the writ was executed by
service on Thackara clerk enjoining all in
reference with the missing mans property
until the return of the writ in November
William 4. Henderson, who is attorney for
the missing man, states that an examina-
ton OF Thackara's accounts proves them all
right. Henderson adds: THE estate
is worth about 100000 There is 800
600 in mortgage securities in his office
and S25, GOO in real estate Oh Arch street
his safe, which is locked mp. | do not doub
that the balance OF tine estate will be az
counted for. 1t would have been absurd
for him 10 abscond on account of any deiaI-
cation. His practice was large and worth at
least $4,000. His clients are anon the
most wealthy and respectable people in the
city. His friends would have made up any
amount for which he had defaulted even ii
he could not have made it good himself. In
addition to this, he was very steady, not ut
all extravagant and never specialized. There
is no way i'm which can account for his dis
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A second Emphatic Endorsement.

Mr.. William B. Mitchell editor Of the
Journal-Press, st. Cloud. Mimi, wrote 10 Mr.
William Penn Nixon. asking if a card with
his signature, recommending Compound Ok
ygen, was genuine. Mr.. Mitchell writes:
THE following letter from Mr.. William
Penn Nixon, the well-known editor OF the
Chicago Inter Ocean, explains itself, and will
be read with interest"
THE lNTER-OCEAN, CHICAGO, Jan. Is, 'S3.
''Mr. William B. MITCHELL st. Cloud. Mimi.
DEAR SIR am always happy to bear tes-
timony 20 the great value of Compound
Oxygen. as manufactured by Drs. Starkey Il
Palen, PHILADELPHIA ] think il the most I'M
portant remedy for throat and lung troubles
that ever was discovered. feel that il saved
my life, and am always glad to recommend
it to those who are suffering from such
troubles. The card was not only genuine.
hut indorse the remedy now as fully as /
did in the card. Very truly yours.
WILLIAM PENN NIXON"
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen,
containing a history of the discovery and
mode of action of this remarkable curative
agent, and large record of surprising cures
in consumption, catarrh. neuralgia, bron-
chitis, asthma, etc. and a wide range of
chronic diseases, will be sent free. Address
Drs. Starkey & Palen, 1,l09 and Till Girard
street, Philadelphia.
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HAND-CAR HORROR
a Little Child Instantly Killed and Three
Persons Fatally Injured Near Waukan,

a Little Child Instantly Killed and Three
Persons Fatally Injured Near Waukan,
Wis.
Oshkosh, Wis, Oct. l0-Particulars are
Just received of horrible accident at Wau-
kan. Mr.. TIougert, section boss on the st.
Paul, his wife and baby, accompanied by his
daughter and her husband and child, who
live near Rust Lake, were riding on a hand
car Mrs Irongert's hat blew off and in
reaching for it her baby slipped out OF her
hands in front of the car. The little one was
caught up by the gear wheels and in an III
slant was crushed among the gears ant.
wound about the shafts of the machinery
being torn limb from limb ana its flesh
crammed i'm the mashes of the cogs
The car was thrown from the track and
those upon it we're hurled some distance.
Both women were probably fatally hurt and
are now i'm precarious condition, while the
other child was also fatally injured. The re-
mains OF Trougerts child were pried from
between the wheels and gearing of the car,
and its body was tightly wedged in places
that il had to be cut loose. The pieces of the
body were placed in an old shoe box at
WankaE.
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COMMERCIAL.

The grocery trade continues TO display salts
factory Gegree OF activity Prices averaged firm.
Cofees continue strong. Sugars were less firmly
held, but in the other staples there were no signs
OF weakness. Dried fruits met with fair inquiry
and were generally steady Fish met with a COOL
demand and quotations were well supported.
There was quiet butter market and fancy cream
cry was lower, the test grade being obtainabe at
25c. In the oil market the only change was an ad
vance inturpentine of le Coal was firm.
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patent, IS s5@6 90; extra fancy, s. 5O9
5 65; fancy, So 1905 40; choice 81 S5@5 TO- fami-
ly. 81 25@4 co; treble extra. So 1898 co: double
extra. IS lO@S IS: extra. 81 909S 10: superfne.
% 6O92 75; fine, 81 S5@2 50; foundry, s. 0O@2 25.
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sausares-BolOcna in cloth. re; in skin. 7Ize-
ffesb Pork TeDoeroins-l-c-
Fresn Pork Sausage Sc
Fresh spare Ribs y.
Sausage MeaI-Gc.
Iron and steel Market.
Bar iron-s3 10 rates; hoop iron. s. 20 rates;
Norway and Swede iron. &C rates: horse shoe iron.
sell Horse Shoes-Durden 4 Perkins per key
Shoe Nais-Northwesiern, Glooe, ana Putnam
per box, 81 So Cast Steel-Best american, per 10.
i4c spring Steel 6c tire STEEL. &c: toe calk steel
sc: machinery steel, 69sc. Neils-s3 %.
leather, Hides and TalIOw.
Temlock sole, 22esi'c: OAK sole. s5@s0c; Penn
sylvana harness leainer, s6@4oc; harness leather,
SO@;;se; hride leather, per doz. ssO@72; domestic
KIP 5C@Sce: French kin, Sjc@Sl 20; domestic cali
sCc@sl 10: French calf, 81 lJ@l 20.
saiad ssa eleeS e green cali ice green
flint, l2Ic; dry salted lec per 10: damaged, grub
by or bull. tw0-thlrds ibeab0ye prices
Isllow-Prime. 7@524e.
Grease-Brown. $3.50: white. 7@sc-
Drug Market.
Alcohol. 50 2562 90: calOmel 156S5c: campbor
gum opium, 81 25C9I SO; indigo. sIes3: morphine
81 4oGS 50. Oiis--Caslor, 81 S5@l 80; sweet oil
eCrtal =; olive OIL 81 50G3: bergam0t SANDER
son'Sl 81 s0@2 20; lemon tsanderSon'sl 81 5062 IS
Quinne p * W, 81 sOG1 So: cinchonids. 90aa5
American b.-csrb. soda. 4Ca5c; English do. 512a
C.. Snuff, Carrots 2-OZ. packs. 81 per d0z 40
bottles. s. per ooz- Floyes sulphur. 4a6c. Tur
Pentine, 4s@4sc English yer red by Dbl. 2'4zc
dide potash. 81 o.. Cloves. 2SG35c. Rhubarb, 90,
@Sl Is. WindOw-glass. 60 per cent; double, 6
ana 10 per cent. of.
miscellaneous Markets.
Oils-we quote: !inseed. raw sic: b oiled, SIC
larG OH, 151.ac: miners oil. 65dS0c: lubricatin
OIL. l2e1SSc; straits oil. 5O55e: benziae. lOgl &c
coal OIL Indiana legal test, IL s@l2c 100 deg test
l2@lSc; water white. 80 deg. l5c
Timers Supplies-We quote:
Best brand charcoal lin, &c. l0x1i, l2xl2. snS
l5N2o, So 20; TX, l0xl4, lix2o and ikxl!
S. IS; roofing. &c. l4x20 Sc p; 20x2Ss, SD .
ala; block tin, in pigs. 9jc: in bars tic. Iron
- iron. &c: y e Iron SIC: Mooreheads gslvan
lied, IS per cent. discount Sheet zine, 71sc
Copper bottoms. pc. Planished copper. Ssc
Solder l4@l7c.
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Al white Commits suicide.

cpcCini W TIC otHtiHCis
MADISON Ind. Oct. IA White, aged
twenty-five. one of the notorious White
brothers, horse thieves. took deadly dose OF
morphine about o'clock this evening at the
County Jail, and will be dead this is in
print. He was just brought from North
Vernon at noon today. His brother Mel
was sentenced at the above place yesterday
to one years imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary. How he became possessed of the vial
of morphine is a mystery. He left a letter
to his brother, telling him to give his flowers
and book to his sweetheart. whom he also
left a letter
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NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-Cotton-The Evening Post
saws Future deliveries at first call lost O0c. and
subsequently 5-l00c. The decline broughisin bny-
ers and prices advanced for months To 2l00c:
for more dIstan Lmonths. . TO i-l00c At the third
call only 500 bales for March were sold at ll.05e,
end 100 September at ll3Oc. Futures closed steady;
November and December 1-100c, the balance 10
4-lcOc lower than last Saturday. spot cotton is
quoted at lice lower; middling upland, 1920,
with sales of $50 bales 10 spinners and POO bales lie
iva ON
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An ELMIRA SENSATION.

Wealthy Couple Separate Because of n
Quarrel Over the wife's Estate.
An Elmirs, y. y. special TO the New York
World says: No resident of this town was
better knowB than the late DIR. Edwin FL
bridge. owner of the Eldridge Park, which
has become so well and widely known. His
daughter who several years ago. at the age Of
~. married Louis T. Stancliff was equally
well Known, not alone from her fathers posi-
ton, but from that Of her husband, who was
FIRST an able civil engineer on the Erie Rail-
road and then banker in this city. and who
was also one Of the earliest and largest stock
holders in the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail-
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NEW YORK. Oct. - Dry Goods-There have
been a very small quota OF orders wnicn nave
called for equally small assOrtmentS. In come
oucnce of very warm weather last week light de
mand was not unexpected, hence the market IS
quiet and undlsturbed by any movement OF i'm
poriakee. sales OF printing cloths last week were
6000 pieces.
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The Cron Rcnorf.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-The Agricultural
Department will not have the corn and
wheat reports ready until tomorrow. Corn
will average something like twenty four
bushels per acre, or total crop OF about
1925, 0OO.O 900. Wheat will show a decrease
OF nearly I00,O00000. or about 81, 400, 900
bushels. Oats will show up splendidly.
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Foreign Money and stock.

LONDON. Oct. Is Railway Shares = nnois
Central 3l54; New York. lss4; Erie SO7s; seconds,
81 Reading, 265s. Amount OF bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England TO day is clO,O0l.
PARIS Oct I5.-Rentes. 7SI
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OILS.

PITTSBUhG, Oct. l5-Petroleum-Fairlya active:
united certificates irregular: closed at 81 1913
declined to 81 1927, advanced to 81 n4 and closed
At
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Dry Goods.
DRESS FABRICS.

Msnch 's'r cash'm, lie Nanch. u MONIES. .~l6Hc
DeBege 121zcl ManCh. Ga DeBege.. 161Zc
5zMepn ge. 13 &c Manch. Ga Case ms -231zc
NAm. Cpel6]z &c Manch. "a Ex. CHI SOC
Atlantic q Alapscas. 10c lAtlatic q F'a12lx@l5c
szCashmerel1c iAtlat tic u Brocades.l61zc
" 64F.Cash 'mr27 &c. tia tic 36iD W. Ic' 10. 40c
64FF .35c Atlatic 40 Soc
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odd Ben Butler is giving Massachusetts,
RadiCalism and Republican hypocrisy such
an overturning as it never had before. lie
addressed an audience of 7.O00 one night
last week at Worcester. We make brief ex-
STactS.
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INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.

Persons afflicted with Dyspepsia often doctor Tor
symptoms Oi Apoplexy, Consumption. Heart DIS.
ease and Paralysis when the real canse = Iyspep-
sin After years OF suffering while CITY Treasurer
and Tax Collec of Lowell, cured myself OF this
'diabOical disorder of Dyspepsia, as carlyle Ills
IT, and now offer my remedy, the PEhtbCiioN
PILLS. 20 all thus afflicted.
Sent by mail only. on receipt OF ~. with my
Treatise on Indigestion and Dyspepsia. giving valu =
able instructions as 10 diet and exercise, what to
eat and what not to cat
JOHN III. McALNIN, Lowell, Mass
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BUTLER.
Gid Ben Shaking I'D Massachusetts
RadicaliSm.

-Tewkshury-Niaking hOiielT'ris
ons-OId Ben Red Hot.
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The Provision Market.

Below are the present l00oing prices:
Smoked Meats-S. q. Hams Light, medium
and heavy, l5lzc: clear breakfast bacon. lie;
English shoulders. SIC: California hams, &c;
BoDeless Hams. l71Sc: Dried Beef Hams. IKE; do.
H. Porter a Co.'s brand. 15c; Bacon-Clear sides,
SIC; backs or bellies, SIC.
Picked Mests-English cured clear sides or
backs. unsmoked. &c; bean or clear pork Der Dbl
~ lbs. SIS; extra mess pork, per DBL, 200 lbs.
S12 co. family beef. SIC.
Lard-Keltle rendered leaf. in tierces. &c: in
half barrels or 50lb tubs, S1zc.
Lard Oil-In tieIcet zoe per gal: in - bills,
z2Le.
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Sterling so days. slIa U. s 41s ....ll44
Sterling sight......4 SiL New 5. As
8 per cent. bondS....I00
NoIE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in indianapolis varies from the New YORK
quotations jz9l per cent
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C0ndPn$P1 L,OcHIS.

The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF nifty
Six columns. Will be sent postpaid for one dollar a
year. Try IL.
j. Shlllngton sends the American Agriculturist
for May.
Yesterday afternoon a colored man named
Moses Anderson was badly hurt by the partition
wall of tine brick building corner New Jersey ave-
hue and street northwest falling on him while
he was engaged in tearing dow n the house.
Eight valuable mems and bull terrier dog We're
stolen from Thomas Robinson, 1884 9th street, last
night
At the literary and musical entertainment given
by Mrs. NOrrell last evening In her rooms, In the
Ccrcoran building, recitations were given by Miss
Clara Cunningham and Mr.. Pierce, OF New York
song by Nr. stockton, of California and a
humorous reading by Mr.. Philip.
Bishop Plnhney VIII make visitation to St
Adams parish next sunday morning and admin
tster the rite OF confirmation.
The Comic Opera Company. presided over By
Mr.. John q. Pugh, Will give an entertainment at
WIZARDS Hall tomorrow evening, when the ope-
fettas Of Mistaken Identity and penelope" will
b presented, the characters TO be assumed 10y
Mrs ScCartee, Mrs. True, NeSsrs. PuGh Hay,
Daniel, with John p SouSa as musical director.
During the trial, in the Police Court to-day OF a
tween 18th and 18th streets, for keeping his bal
open on sunday, GOOd-lO0ktng girl, apparently
not more than 10 years Old, testified that She went
into the saloon OF the defendant late Sunday
night ard, after getting several drinks and SpenC-
Ing ali her money, size was thrown out In The
street Lewis denied her statements, and the
Charge was dismissed
A cOlnred server Mt girl, named Annie Brown. was
sent 70 jail Tor 30 days by judge Smell to-day foI
the larceny OF $50 gold coin from her employer
Chas g. font2rgtI, who received 1t at his golden
wedding.
Isaac Lapdic, colorad was committed by Judge
Sne,I. to-day. in default OF 500 ball on a char.
o. second CHCnse OF petit larceny.
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The Potomac Reunion.

Mr.. ". B. Thompson, the superintendent Of the
railway mail service, has received letter from
Mr.. Geo. w. BOYD, the associate general passenger
gives the excursion rates this city for the meet
Ing OF the Army OF the Potomac as fCllows:-Al
toona. Pa, $40 40; Butler. Pa, SIS Is; Baltimore.
s1aos; Chester, Pc. s4.e5: Cory, Pa, sl6ss; Ca
nandaigua, n. Y, $500; Driftwood, Pa, SIG 63;
So 90; Elizabeth, n j.. s. co. Emporium, Pa sis 55
Greensburg, Pa, $3.50; Germantown Junction,
Pa, 1915 Havre-de-Grace, Nd, 1905; Huntington,
Pa, 50 o5 Hollidaysburg, Pa, 5000; Harrisburg,
Pa. $40; 1rvineton, Pa, tl5s5; Johnstown, Pa,
&11 95; Lancaster via York, Pa, IS; Lewistown
junction, Pa. s7.55; Lewisburg, Pa, $7s3; La
trobe. Pa, sl3i5; Lock Haven, Pa. slOI5; Milton,
Pa, no. New York, S. IS: Newark, n. j., IS. 40;
New Brunswick, n. J.. s7.45: Nor; cumberland, Pa
$40; Pen Yam. n. Y, $3.50; Philadelphia, Pa,
1875; Pttsburg, Pa, Princeton, n. j., Sc 95;
Railway, N. j., 49, Remove, Pa, sl1.40: Sunbury.
Pa, s7.l0 Tyrone Pa. 10 so; Trenton n. j.. Sc 4O
Warren, Pa, 1880; Wiliamspor, Pa. s. IS; Wat
kfns y. Y. $l220; Wilmington, Del, $455; York
Pa, So. 80.
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A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS ARE SUITED TO
A every age. Being sugar coated they are easy to
take. and though mild and pleasant in action. thor
ough and searching in effect Their efficacy in all dis
nent physicians prominent clergymen. and many Of
our best citizens.
DERFECT SOUNDNE S OF BODY AND MIND
Il Is possible only with pure blood. Leading medical
authorities of all civilized countries indorse Ayers
saparia the best purifying medicine in exist
ence. 1t vastly increases the working and productive
power of both hand and brain. apl9
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BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.

SpR1Se Day Goops
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sup
Ply OF Dress Goods comprising fun line of Black Silks
all grades; Surah Silks. Ottomans Satin Rhadames
Satin Merveieux. SILK Grenadines, Nuns Yelling an
Chudah Cloths in all the shades French Wool Suit
ings Printed and Plain Satteens. Embd Satteens and
Muslin Robes; Printed Linen Lawns: splendid line of
and Thread Hose. new eoorngs; Umbrellas and Para
sols new designs Also elegant line of Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Linens all widths Damask Table
Cloths and Lkins to match. in splendid quality (all
slzesl Table Damask by the yard III choice patterns;
Towels and TowelnE in great variety. Those in want
of choice goods will do well to examine stock before
purchasing, HOOE BRO. & CO.
ap3-3m 1923 ct, near Ebbitt House.
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Get the Genuine Article.

Cod-Liver On and Lime" has induced some un-
principled persons to attempt to palm of simple
who Is suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consump-
ton, should be careful where they purchase this
article 1t requires putting. The results OF its
prietor has ample evidence file OF its extraor-
binary success in pulmonary complaints. The
phosphate OF Lime possesses q most marvellous
healing power, as combined with the pure Cod
Liver OIL by Dr. Wilbor. 1t is prescribed by the
medical faculty. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist
Boston, and all druggists
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
lmusa,rent~. Sc.TO.night.

NATICSsL MISUNDERSTANDING Lewis as
"0livetJe."
ROLLER SKATING RINK-WashingtOn Light
Infantry Fair.
THEATER COMIQUE.- Davene's allied attrac-
tiOnS.
DINE NCSEUN-NOyel performance and inter-
eStinp curiCSitaS
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rATARRH.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, 81.

single dose Of sANFORD's RADICAL CURE In
stany relieves the most violent Sneezne or Head Colds
clears the Head by magic, stops wa.ery discharges
from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringing Noises in the
Head, cures Nervous Headache and subdues Chis and
Fever In Chropc Catarrh it clearses the nasal pas
sses OF foul mucous, restores the Of smell taste
and hearing when affect frees the head throat and
bronchial tubes of offensive matter sweeens and puri
es the BREATH stops the cough and the progress
OF Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure. box Catarrhal Solvent
and oantord's Inhaler all i'll package of ali drug
zlsts for II. Ask for SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE
POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CO., Boston.
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Bowers Hail.

WRIT OF EXECUTION ISSUED.
Tie judgment of tha court having been issued In
he forfeited bond case OF Edward Devln recently
TieG on Scjre JacidS before the Police Court,
Clerk Prince, at the request OF District Attorney
COfkhill, mas Issued the following execution which
VII be put into the hands OF the marshal for SER
sfCe: an the Police Court OF the District OF Co
mmbia, the 18Th day Ar-il. 1859. United States vs.
William Dickson, No. S2.JSf. Tue President OF the
United States to the marshal for said District.
greeting are hereby commanded, that OF the
goods and chdttel-, bonds and tenementS OF Ell
ward DeVlfn you eau to b. made s1,c10 which
thc paintln lately, by the Judgment OF said court
EdTdTt DeyIln for money found payable to said
plalatn as appears OF record: and return this
writ unto the clerks Office O. said court so Endorsed
a. 10 show when and how yOu have executed the
same Witness, VIM. Is. Smell, Judge OF said
court