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Mambrino Druid.-At the Tin
on Friday Of last week. in tho three q
for horses owned in baltimore county

Mambrino Druid.-At the Timonium lnir.
on Friday Of last week. in the three minute class
for horses owned 10 baltimore county. trotting in
harness, mile heats, best three in five. Mr.. VIM.
Fell Johnson's stallion. Mambrino Druid. won
the race. The time was 2:t7. 2:i3i and $40.
There were ten entries in this race bu, fix of the
horses were withdrawn. Those that started were /:
". II. Boslcys b. Z. Pocket. Samuel Collngs' b.
&. Comet, Mambrino Druid and Bonnie Muir.
The latter was dis,anced in the frs; heat. Pocket
won the fret heat in 2:iG. and also the third heat
In about the same time. Mr.. Johnson's horse il
very level headed and has nice even gait, and
with careful handling could be made to reduce his
record very materially. As a stock horse he L.
very highly priced in Baltimore county. lie was
sired by Marshal Ney and is years old.
His dam i finely bred marc that has pro
duccd number of superior horses. Mambrino
Druii l. haifb' other of Eiliy Badcys. Ills
performance at the couhty fair last week has
placed high estima;ion On him by horscmcn and
st"ckrai.er- generally. lie has started in eight,
races. winning four Of them. and taking second or
third money in the othcrs.
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correc.ion.-Ths following letter explain.
Posi- 0FFicE DEPARTMENT. OFTiCE or ruE FiRsr !
ASSISTANT Postmaster GENERAL,

itself:
Posi- OFricE DEPARTMENT. OFTicE OF TuE FiRSr
Assistant PosTNAsTER GENERAL,
wAsHISGroS. ID. C., Sept 5, 1853.
To EDIroRs "BALTIsoRE couSTY USiON":- Dear
SOs:-in your issue Of last week you very kindly
mentioned me, under the head Of Successful
Baltimore Countian." A. being the FIRST civil SER
vice appointee, etc. While thanking you for your
kindness ! would beg TO correct a mistake you
then made. You stated that had been appoint
ed to the Naval Academy, but had been ompelled
20 resign on account of trouble with my eyes. In
the latter statement you are incorrect. enter
eli the Naval Academy In 1877. graduated In
iss;, and received my diploma; then made n two
years cruise at sea, passed my final examina alton
10 May, iss3. received years sea pay. . eerti-
heate Of graduation and an honorable discharge
from the Navy by act 81 Congress, August 5, 1852.
By which over seventy members Of my classmates
were discharged. As nearly all my friends and
relatives read your valuable paper, and do not
wish them TO be under an erroneous impression.
you would confer great favor by correcting the
mistake In your next issue.
am very respectfully,
OvINeTox r. WELLER.
go T. street, n. W. Washington. ID. G.
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fimiico Raoss.-Ths "a, NESTING &c TIE
Maryland Jockey clab will begin October %,
and continue four days. There win be Eve races
each day, and the purses amount 10 about sl9 900.
Some Of The most noted horses In the country Win
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s;i'- Mr.. Oti. kciiholi1. II Baltimore. prom-
nent politician. and Speaker Of the Maryland
House Of Delegates. died on Thursday morning.
Of Bright's disease. aged Il years.
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Tho Harvest Moon.-Thc September full
moon, which faIls on Sunday next the 10th. is the
much priEed harvest moon. For four successive
evenings after the full there l. only average DIFF
ference Of thirty four minutes In the time Of her
rising. Her fuil.orbed splendor irradiating the
East 80 soon after the sun has sunk In the West,
seems 10 prolong the quickly fading Autumnal
twilight, while the nights are full Of dreamy beauty
under the sway af her silvery radiance.
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An o.6 Resident OF Fstapsco Neck
Dead.-Mr. Richard Todd, an old farmer Of
Patapsco Neck. 18th district. died on Monday
last. He vas born at North Point, and wO In
bis list year. He leaves q wife and eve children.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE ,
SEPTEMBER TERN. lSS5.

Hon. Gsorge isiion. Cii.f JHdye Hon. Darii
FoTisT. As.oeiais .iaigs u. q. NciHio.L. E.Y..
States AIRY: WA. N. Eaac, E.Y.. C2crk
Richard e. Traesy. E.q.. SAsrig.
The September term Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county began at Towsontown on Mon.
day last, Judge Fowler presiding The jurics for
the term are constituted as foliows:
GnASDJrRY. rErir JRr.
Wilson Townsend, Samuel X. Crosby.
John A. Fell, Reuben Jones,
Clark Webb, John Rogers,
Henry Lehman, y. y. Haight,
Vim. II. Kinney, Thos. craddock,
Vim. II. Reed, X. n. woollcn,
c. Geo. Peters, WIN. n. Buck,
Geo. =. Clark, Frank Rigler,
Thomas Halle, Daniel Nondcrsmith,
Melchor Hoshai, Shadrach Kemp Of -,
Stephen ID. Miller, Geo. u. Hampshire,
J. Emory StiltE, J, David McCubbin,
Daniel Alder, Charles Robinson,
WIN. ~. Price, Edward q. Wheeler,
Peter Mulcahy, Samuel Noorcs,
X. q. Dunphy, Thos. Carney,
Joseph Jackins, Thomas r. Lawrence,
James Phipps, John NJ. Herman,
Oscar johnson, Thos. Mctiuiniss,
X. c. Francis, Chas. u. Taylor,
Lewis Freund, Chas. Hamilton,
chas. X. Mace. Geo. A. Smith.
Thos. J. English. Geo. y. Wheeler,
Henry Otto.
Christian Muhlbach.
The originalsdOcket (9S cases) wns called. and
the following cases entered OF: Dix 4 William
W.. Martin Saysman (; John y. skinner et al,
administrators Of Jacob Forney. deceased, W.
Robert r. Beckley and Benz. J. worthing tsn, and
Paul sturn W. Samuel n. Hyde. The civil (trial
docket Ia cases was next called preliminariiy
and the following disposals made Edward
Lynch vs.. William =. Weller and George W.
Stocksdale; referred 20 John =. Conrey. William
:. Ryan VS.. Joseph A. King aud II. :. Young;
| OF. Martin u. Geist vs. Robert lowell judge
mcnt for piaiptiGby default for property repevied
one cent damage and costs. Freeland Hall Co.
| vs.. Rufus y. Rutledgc judgment for plaintiff for
sIG6.6O. J. J. Nicholson 4 Son W. J. Henry
Kneii, Jr. Judgment for plaintiff by confession
on terms 10 be filed. VIM. A. J. Evans. adminis-
TRAITOR, vs.. ST. AIMS Mutual Aid and Beneficial
Society Of Baltimore city; removed to the Court
| Of Common Pleas, Baltimore city. Howard Bank
Of Baltimore city vs.. John Henry knell, Jr. -
Judgment for plaintiff for S2S2.0s. GEORGE Me-
Crcady vs.. Margaret Handlein; Judgment for
plaintiff for s7l.ii. In the following cases judg-
nents were entered In favor Of plaintiffs by default
with leave TO extend the same c. A. Gambrill
Manufacturing Company vs.. Charles J. Lindeman;
| Elizabeth Bushel or Puschell W. George Sehmeis-
ser and John ". volE Samuel X. Nell ct al,
| Hall, Shenk a Co. W. John ID. Roe, &c the Ma
| tional Mechanics Bank Of baltimore vs.. VIM j..
| Ward aud wife d. Mekim Cooke ". Alfred J..
| Creighton, and Dr. Abraham II. Price W. Levi
Curtis ct nj.
The magislrates appeal docket-i5 cases-wAs
ss:;s.s ss:;sss:s:S s:.a s=s:ssT % u;.ssssSs;
made.
The peremptory call Of the trial docket will be-.
gin next Monday. the 18th instant; aud the
criminal docket will Be taken up on the fouFih
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Make Use OF tho Fallen Apples.--Fallsn
sjv;-. s;,Sa;s - s:Assss - =zs .. - 80 pigs.
All these apples contain larve Of the eodling
moth, which, soon after they fall 10 the ground
with the apple, leave u and mature In @ short
uns Into mp,hs, and thgse lar sgEl On Che ~.
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~. JohHs ". q. ChHr~h. LS'LsrriY,.-Preaeh-
ing Sunday. at II a. and 7.3O p M. by the pas.
tor. Rev. WIN. Daam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. at $50 o'clock.
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Amount OF Premiums Paid by tho Bal
timore County Agricultural Society
AZ the county fair held last week, the following
Is list Of premiums offered In the different de-
partments; Race purses si.0i5, cattle s7s2 I;
horses and mules $500; sheep SITS; swine $3.50 /;
poultry SAYS rabbits SIS; dairy products SOS ;
hams so; bees and honey S3i; farm and garden
products sl99; flowers S5T; wagons and harness
SIS domestic manufactures $50; bread. cakes
andlprcserves Sis; wines and cordials so; mis-
eellancous Sl2l. Totals, $50.
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TriHiiy Church. Long GrssH.-Seryices by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every sunday afternoon. at
;! o'clock y. VI.
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~. john. r. h. Church. KiHg.riHe.-Service,
every sunday morning. at 1915 o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector.
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Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
GRIFFITH & TURNER,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements, Fer
tilizers and Seeds,
- and - North Paca Street,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
OLIVER CHILLED FLOWS


Run lighter. are more easily adjusted and do bet
ter work than any other pillow.
FERTILIZERS Griffith A Turner'S An
imal Bone Phosphate; n high grade Phosphate. .
complete fertilizer, always gives good results
Grithth A Turner'S Alkaline Plant Food; prepar-
ed with special adaptation 10 the growth of Corn,
Potatoes. Tobacco and Vegetables requiring fer
tiliEer rich IN potash. Griffith A Turner'S Pure
Raw Bone. Bakers Dissolved Bone. SlingluG's
Dissolved Bone. Turner'S Excelsior and Phos-
phate. Holloway's Excelsior Rnd Phosphate
Listers and whitslock's Phosphates. Peruvian
and Orchilla Guanos. Plaster. &c.
Cutters for Hay, straw d Fodder.
In SiEes Suited for HEnd or Power.
The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER combines
new features. the knife acting on the feed ~ TO
economic power. It, simplicity renders Il easy
10 manage and makes II durable. The cut l.
changed 10 ten different lengths with facility
The feed can be stopped instantly at will. and its
capacity Is far greater than any other machine
using the same power.
Grain Fertilizer and Seed Drills.
The Hagerstown Drill. with New Force. Feed
Sesder. The Farmer, Friend Drill, with Cone
Gear 10 regulate quantity. The Monarch Drill,
With Force. Feed Fertilizer Attachment; sows wet
or dry fertilizers and seed either back or front 81
Hoes.
TlIRRSIlERS. CLEANERS. STEAM ENGINES,
Hay Presses, Cider Mills, Cucumber Pumps, Mos
leys Cabinet CrcAmcrs. Stoddard Churns, Davis
Swing Churns, Butter Workers, Fountain pump.
Cucumber Pumps, Patent GaivaniSed Steel Fence
Wire. cheap, durable and easily put up.
n0- Repairing done with dispatch.
eD-send for circulars. June 9,'s3y.
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Division OF tho wilkins Estatc.-The
commissioners appointed 10 divide tho estate Of
fs late William wilkins. Of this county, have
made their return TO the court. The estate Is
Ealsed at SGji, S0O.l6, and Is divided into six
shares. One Of these Is allotted TO William
wilkins one 20 Messrs. Louis wilkins and c.
Morton Stewart, surviving trustees Of the estate
Of Carries wilkins one 90 Henrietta Schlens.
wife ~ Gustav A. Schlcns one 10 Louis wilkins
and Gustav A. Schiens. surviving trustees Of Ann
Maria wilkins. an infant. and the last 10 Chris
tian wilkins, an infant. The fees allowed TO the
Commissioner, surveyors, &C., amounted to $?,-
$3.50
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To,s.on,ocH NJ &. CiHrch.-Preaching Sunday.
at II a. IN. and at 500 p. IN. by the pastor, Rev.
W. T. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings ON Mon
day evenings, at 500 o'clock.
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c. Parker, grape wine. lst Miss Sallie Hooker,
Clinton grape wine, is,; Mrs. W. o. d. Wright,
Catawba wine, LIST; Mrs. Noah Gorsuch. currant
wine, Ist Mrs. Y. Butler, blackberry wine, Ist;
Mrs. Stump. cherry bounce. LIST; Miss sallic
Hooker, cordial, white gooseberry wine, strawber-
~ wine. rhubarb wine, chicken grape wine, fox
grape wine, beet wine. lat each Mrs. W. O. D.
Wright, parsnip wine. dewberry wine. peach
brandy, Ist each Airs. Z. Hermann, elderberfy
wine, 1st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. J. W. shanklin. hard soap, 1st; Mrs. ".
s. Treadwell. son soap, LIST; S. J. buchanan, vim
egar, ist John Greb, dried apples, LIST.
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Trinity y. r.. CAHrcA. Torsontora.--Preaching
Sunday by tho rector. Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
II a. m. aud y p. IN. Also Wednesday night ser
vices at y o'clock.
There will be preaching at Luthervilie. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at - o'clock.
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Harvest Home.-At harvest home service,
held at st. Johns church. kingsville. on Thurs.
day. 9th inst. the rector, Rev. Alfred J. Barrow
delivered interesting discourse on the history Of
ST. Johns parish. as connected with the early set.
Element Of baltimore aud Hartford counties, and
particularly with the old town Of Joppa. which
stood at the mouth Of the Gunpowder. The ser.
much labor and research. 81. James church, on
the Manor. was once In 81. Johns parish, and
Trinity church, Long Green, Is at present with.
In It's boundaries.
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pronertv Transrera IN nnl,o coun,v

property Transfers IN Balto. County
Deeds. Leases. Mortgages. Bills Of sale, etc., re-
ceiyed for record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit e. urt for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
Jacob Saum and wife 60 Henry Bale.
W. u. Clarke. &C.. to T.. ". Carpenter.
=. W. Trimble to A. d. Clemens, Jr.
Matthias smith to KATRINA Smith.
Canton Co. Of BALTIC. to VIM. II. Evans.
Jemima White. dc., trustee. TO fredk. SilEle.
John Firovcd and wife 60 Catherine Berger.
J. VI. Davis, trustee, TO VI. ". waddeli.
to Isnbella waddcil.
toJ. VI. Davis.
james Mandcrson. &C.. to-tieo. ". ". Smith.
$. }. Stocksdalc, &C.. 20 A. Il. Kingsbury.
Henry Schate, &c., to Morgan Senate.
Thomas fcArce. &c, To GOrsuch Lewis.
Edward Gill To Edward c. Gin.
Isaiah Watkini TO q. II. Burton.
James Manderson and wife to Thos. McGuinpess.
John Quinn and wife to Charles Needer.
J. ". Pcarcc and wife to John WYE.
John Wye aud wife TO Chas. X. Wye.
X. II. Armaco't aud wife e. A. W. Armacost.
Joseph iiek and wife Co Martin Bc.od.
MORTGAGES.
VIM. II. Evans and wife to " A. Nusbaum, 5000.
VI. u. Smith. Sc. To John Stoll, - 600.
y. l.. Horn aud wife 10 ". I. Hartley. 5000.
fredk. Siislc and wife to Joshua Brooks. 80 900.
Peter Brodic. 1c.. TO J. T. Isaac. $3.50.
J.. q. Erdnam and wife 60 VI. J. Davis. =. 900.
Henry Senate and wife TO Stenmer's Run u. A.,
$500
Lena Stab. &C.. to Geo. Ilausch. 81. 500.
q. II. Burton. &c, to james Bush. Sg.OnO.
u. VI. Foster, &C.. to =. X. Danncnburg. 5000.
j.. =. Casey, &C., TO e. W. Stork, S2.IjO.
l.. =. Miskey to Cora lIcmcr, $500.
Martin Bcsold VT. To Lcinhard Bcsold, ~ 1000
u. e. Scholi TO X. II. Penningtess. S23j.
Adelinc Bowdell to 7. ". Hamburger. 500.
Paul Morsbergcr to CarrotOn Land aud Loan
Association, $3.50.
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Sunnybrook. 10th District. About a
month ago Mr.. Frank Smith. one Of our cncr.
getc farmers had a valuable COW taken sick from
over eating. When no found her she was terribly
swollen and in dying condition. lie took his
pen knife and made an opening into the parnch,
sufficiently large To admit his hand. lie removed
u half bushel Of the contents Of the paunch,
which gave the suffering animal almost instant
relief. The wound has almost entirely healed,
and the COW Is apparently as well as ever. Mr..
Smith saw an operation Of this sort performed in
Germany by 4 veterinary surgeon, about 1857,
which also proved successful. II 10 very common
for cattle 20 become bloated from eating clover.
and now. tia; n remedy has been found. the loss
from tina, cause should he greatly lesscncd.
Mr.. Stambaggh, miller at DR.. Mcrryinan's MILL
on the Gunpowder l. doing quite q large bssincss,
both grinding and saving lie ha. succeeded In
producing an excellent grade Of aour. aud hi.
patrons are well pleased thereby. We regret to
learn that Mr.. s,ambaush met with an accident
recently. BY falling into the fore bay and break.
ing one Of his ribs. And also that of his little
daughter breaking one of her legs by falling from
fence. We are glad 10 say that they are both
able to lie about again. DR.. Daglcy attended
them. CITIZEN.
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The September term Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county began at Towsontown on Mon.
day last, Judge Fowler presiding; The jurics for
the term are constituted a. foliows:
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Art seems 10 pay In material sense as well as
literature In Boston. Martin Milmorc the sculp-
tor. who died there the other day, lett an estate
valued at over S1e0 CO.,
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w ooDwARp & LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST we
shall make Extensive Reductions in the prices Of such
goods we desire to close out We mention q few of
those Already Made
ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR LINEN DEPART
MENT
We call particular attention to q few BATIsTE SUITS
which way down.
Batiste Suits from SO to ST. so.
Bait tie suits from 50 to Sc.
Iatiste Suits from s.. 90 to S.. so.
Batiste Suits from So to IS.
Null Stu t from SIS to $40.
Null suits from 81. so to IS.
Null Suit from SD to $40.
Dotted and figured SWISS MUSLIN reduced from
Toe per yard to Soc: also from Soc. to &c. yard
GEMS Isle THREAD UNDERvESTS. reduced
from 81. IS to 81 each. AL sizes!I!
GENTS BALBRIGGAN UNDERyEsTS AND
DRAWERS. ali sizes, reduced from 81 to 75c Rare
Bargain.
GENTS GAUZE AND dossAMER UNDFRvEsTs
at Csc. 37c. and 5Uc Guaranteed equal to any in the
market for the same prices.
CENTS MAIN SOCK DRAWERS. feather-weight
only 75c. per pair
Bargain in GENTS Isle THREAD HOsE-re.
ONLY.
mel Shirts. rertuced from Csc to Soc each to close.
Boating, Fishing and Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling
Hose. Boys Bicycling shirt Waists, &C.. at LX-
TREMELY LOW PRICES.
DRESS SHIRTS.
In addition to o,,r FINE DRESS SHIRTS which are
made to order fsix for 81. 5O we have Gents Fine
Shirts Soc 75c and 81 EACH with Reinforced Bosom
full finished which We believe cannot be duplicated
elsewhere Tor the same price
GENTS PERCALE and WHITE LAWN TIES. Two
Dozen for Csc. Better Grade, CSC. per doz.
42-iucb PERSIAN LAWN reduced from a7Hc to Csc.
per yard.
42-inch PER SIAN LAWN in Cream reducad from
3719c. to CSC.
These choice goods need only to be seen to be
appreciated.
1000 yards LACE STRIPE Lawns reduced from
&c. per yard to 7, to close.
300 yards PHANTOM STRIPE LAWNS reduced
from l21s to lOc. per yard.
SPECIAL!
One lot OF INDIA LINEN, to close III
Is and zoe. per yard.
The best value for the money ever offered.
REDUCTION IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Early customers will find reductions in EVERY DE-
PARTMENT, and be able to secure GENUINE BAL
GAINS which cannot be had ut any other the
year.
JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
In order to close out Immediately line of Jerseys in
colors only. we will offer the choice 81 Is EACH
1t is unnecessary to speak OF So so JERSEYS in
bara
lished that find it difficult at times to supply the
demand.
Our IS and 81 qualities still continue in great demand
and only need to be seen to be appreciated.
In addition to $40 all silk jersey we are showing
an elegant all silk Back Jersey. with plated back and
silk ribbon bow at the very reasonable price of 3D.
each.
These goods at the prices named. are unquestionaby
| the cheapest that will be shown il this market.
WHITE SUITS.
At the reduced prices White Suits are meeting with
q ready sale and by stock taking we do not expect
to have single one in stock.
1t shows conclusively that the prices we named on
them were right and this being the case the balance
are bound to sell.
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP,
BOSTON HOUSE,
921 Pennsylvania avenue 92I
ONE PRICE. Uy2S1 ONE PRICE.
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Joe Howard en- i0rseS Dorsey's story, at least in
part Now let Ell Perkins certify Tor How lrd and
Then get Mulnattan TO back Up Eli, and things VIII
be pretty snug.
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Anne Arundel county leads OF In Maryland with
q delegation TO the stale convention antagon,stic
20 the denomination or Gov Hamilton. This looks
Dad for the Hamilton boom.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-A BARGAIN FOR So $50. IF SOLD
4 once-pretty two story and bsSk bui ding press
oftck trQnf House seyen rooms, cellar modern inn
p.ovemetts; nicely located northwest, and renting
Handsomely. w h Bt RfOuD, So4 street. Aui st
ICoR sALE-THRE STORY BRICK HOUSE. 226
II 2d street northeast 10 rooms modern Improves
ments house has been recently in complete repair
viii be sold at q bargain. 1HOS. J. MAERS. Heal s.
tate Broker. 1920 street northwest Sy25- I'm
MORE BARGAINs-Beautful property. containing
" 1, 1888 square feet Of ground. fronting 9S on
New Hampshire avenue. improved by two handsome
cottages, nine and six rooms modern improvements,
twenty FIVE fruit trees two hundred varieties flowers
shrubbery. &c. A fine opportunity to buy bcaut full
feet inches New Hampshire avenue. near Dupont
located (new) brick front House. five rooms;
water &c. Sold at for IL. $50. Call at w.
4. BURFORD S04 + street northwest. ty2l
Il TWO NEW NINE-ROoM HOUSES.
On street southwest between 9th and l0th fronting
Smithsonian Grounds.
Rare chance TO buy pretty house fora small cash
payment and monthly nstaInents wiz take y small
house "a part n.nt They have large cellar With
FURNACE which heats the whole house large saloon
pafior dining room. kitchen. hall between paror and
dining room. side lots TO both houses: six chambers:
iare clothes in each ROOM also large bsth room
closet III same. latest improved styles Of trimmings
and doors Also one 10 room House on street. 1888
southwest.
Pie Sc call and examine the property and inquire Of
A r. BARKER. 209 18TH street southwest ~ NJ 2w'
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II really seems as though this poor country is
never TO be free from Effective vsitttions. Wehaye
only just got rid or Langtry and now the Baltt-
more san announces that the seventeen year 10
Gusts are due, and Will be here In full lorce next
summer
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For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of
every form of Gaia rh from simple Head Cold or In
hnenza to the loss OF Snlel Taste and Hearing, Cough
Bronchitis and Catarrhal Consumption. Complete
Treatment with Inhaler, 81, at ALI druggists. auI
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PROFESSIONAL.

E,AsY FEE T ARE R. QUIs1TE TO HEALTH AND
IL longevity: hence the thousands that visit Dr.
VIII les Establishment, I4l6 Pennsyvania avenue
opposite Wizards hotel, for relief from Corns Bum
Twenty-Five consecutive years of practice in Wash ng
and surgeons. Fee 81 per visit for putting the feet in
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nR II. L. BOvEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
- treats successfully Female Diseases, Neural ia
rheumatism. ChiIls, Paralysis. Nervous biseases &C
Turkish. Russian. Sulphur and all Meicated Baths
given. i417 G street. opposite Rigxs House. o2O
SCRAP PICTURES.
q Of Relief and scrap book Pictures Birthday Cards.
Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper Don't forge. to buy
WMKER'S 20A rENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Lining Felt Just received. Lime Cements, Plaster,
4jtChs&1re Clay and 6giGk. 120