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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-16
MEDICAL.

DR.. sPINNEY 4 CO
JHTAT ALL CHRONIC y
WI. ~ N M EN-
mi Sn MY Dc suffering from the sr.o..
aoaa,es OF indiscretions will Az su.s OF youth
A. tha go y tnis, the greatest boor 70 avail
new Viii ~ suffering, hunsnitv nver laid
10. y !. guarantee TO forfeit ave ". spin.
...s lof every case Of weskneas hundred dol.
49, .n \ nina or character vhiobs hhssse Dis
MiDDLE-AeRD NEE
Inere are many ct the sos n, o..
Of the b,sS%aad With too frequent sy.s~uiy
smsrt,ns y. often accompanied bv .snen
inc ~ * y. burning sensation, ana sngns
nof .eeov y.ssm IN . manner the pst,sr vs.en'
dero SSoun. LOT. On examining hi oan'
M ~ .opy ! will often he ustanary
snrssr mss small particles Of slbnma sounG,
spp'.r. oa me color will be Of : thin rs,xia
luz, sssan cmangins to . dark and to.n,lsalsh
~ a.. mere are many men VIZ piu -:
LII o.mcuity, Ignorant Of the esuss aeof
me second stage Of seminal wesins.," n,enn
VIII gnsr,ntee . perfect cure In All sach Di.s.
organs. s0nisourtnny
ofnoe H%ours--lo 70 4 and q "a
from 10 70 III A. n. Oonsultatton q. 1anoay
q examination and advice. Is. ' Fhor
JAIL or address DB. 6PINNEY 4 m
NO. II hearny b., San Yrsnas.o
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Nationals play at Capitol Park, 4:sO.
Giving Property TO Former slaves

Louisville Cburier-J0uTnGi.
Many of tho owners of slaves that were
liberated by tho war have kept their
former slaves Us hired help. This IL es.
pecially tho case in Fayotte and Bourbon
counties, kentucky. Now that the slave
owners arc growing old, and that many
of them arc dying of. tho cases arc nu-
morous In whichltho former slaves or their
offspring are willed u part OF oil OF the
masters property. In some of these cases
tho colored heirs are tho children Of the
white testator, but in most Of them, how
ever. they ore not, This making negroes
the heirs Of white mans property hns
given rise TO litigation In which the
validity of such IN inheritance has
been tested. A case in point has Just been
decided in tho Bourbon county courts.
Tho slaves Of John Morris had continued
to live with their former owners after
they had become freedmen. Mrs. Morris
died three years ago and left by will to q
former slave house and lot which she
hold in her own right. Some of MIRA.
Morris relatives declared their intention
to contest this will. Mr.. Morris. tho sur
viving husband, whom he learned this.
became so much inc0nsed that he changed
his will, cut OF his complaining relatives
almost entirely, and willod tho bulk Of
his property to his former slaves. Worry
soon after this no died. James Morris, a
brother, contested the will, and Judge
French and jury, aftor full hearing, have
decided IL valid.
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DIED.


SUMNER Sunday, July ~, at 1880 a. ms
q. W. Suplner, " =. NJ
Funeral rom rpsidence, 1000 g1ahod0 Inlapd
avenue, a So "a, TUESDAY. 10Th iuaiaiit licla-
tiyei add ntonda OF the family respectfully ln-
vited 70 attend. et
DONNEfLY,--At $500 No. on sunday morn.
ms July ~ 1884, nter a Ialnfl illnee1, NEl~
rlne end tho lnte James Donneiiy, Ia tho goth
ytnt other age.
Funeral from her mothers residonce,. ScS
Fourteenth street northwest At II o'clock D. M,
Iucsdny, 2Oth Instant Relatives and friendo
respectfully requested 90 attend.
EmBRT On SUNDAY, Juno ~, 1884, az the
Fowler, No. allo IL street nortliwosi, Mrs
LOuteA ENnRY, Ia the Tath yoar Of her age.
FOND ON sunday, July ~, 1854, at I'm,
Az 1910 j. sueW nolthwqft NASEtE, iniant
daughter Of William U md II addio Pond.
HoBnRTe, = Departed thin llfo sunday, July
al 1884, at ~ M, pEgEh MOMENTS, ,aged 20
yoiifn month"; and 20 days.
SUMNER. Sunday, 81, 1894, az Il!8O a.
M, HEEHIBrTA t. SUMMER. wife Of Comman-
der o. W. summer, ". &. ~.
WiLLIAMa ON Sunday morning July ~.
1884, at 12.dO, IttuINnA WILLtAAH, widow OF
the late William Williams, In tho bhth year "
her ngo.
WILLIAMS. On sunday morning, NJ 1916
O'Clock, LriCfgDA WIILIAMa, WidowOf the lRto
Willinln Williams, In the BBth yuar OF her age.
Services az her lnto reaidefce, O1S q street
northwest, m Tuesday, July 20, a. O'Clock
y. IN, Frnornl private.
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A Nian-subduinE Toy.

Long Brdach Lctter 10 Albdug Journal
Tho prevalent toy of tho Long Branch
girl lisa scent bottle, 1t is an inch thick,
and from six to eight inches long, Tho
material Is glass, deliberately cut. and
sometimes trimmed with gold or silver.
II gives its possossor something to do
with her hands, aud In that way serves
tho purpose of a cano or crush hat In tho
grip Of u dandy. She carries il with hor
AT tho dinner table, in tho surf bath, in
tho ball room, and have no reason TO
suppose that she doesn't take it to bod
% Ssn sh nsr snis dainty ~ AZ It's uasoTowed
top, to give an impression Of extreme
sensibility and fragility. She poses with
Il like tho fairy queen Of u burlesque with
wand, aud she could, on occasion. nse 10
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An Idea for Wabash Victims.

Nmt ntTttt {'tWp'
They sat on bench at the Battery.
with room for three men between them.
Each sized up tho other, but it was long
timo before either one spoke. Then tho
one nearest to Broadway observed:
Are you financial wreck 2"
"You bet"
"Want to go into big thing2"
"Of COURSE"
"I've struck II! Banana skins will
mako pies and jellies for hotels and res
taurauts Bushels to DO had for nothing
Fortunes awaits tho discoveror Stock
company-shsres 90 10 400 in no time
can't I'LL the demand for pios-establish
branch In Boston /"
"Beautiful-and tho capltal2'
HIN Mover thought Of that Project
falls through for want OF cash. Say,
let's strike tho man in tho white hat for
10 cents and divide It into two boOrs'
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The Phosphorcsronco OF Diamonds
Proved,
p1U Mon Gdtene.

Hdu Idp Gds,t6.
A curious point In diamond lore has
just boon established TO tho delight Of
ssyants In Paris, whoro the exhibition Of
tho crown jewels ut the Louvre has made
tho subject very popular for tho moment.
II has long boon laid down that tho dia-
mond has tho power OF retaining light
and Of aitorward emitting 10 In tho dark.
Tho theory has been we'll buttrossod by
reasons but the proof has not been easy
Of tost. All, or noarly all, the great dla-
monds--suoh as tho Kohinoot, the Re
gent, tho Grand Mogul--caunot. for public
reasons, DO made tho subject Of expert.
mont, and stones Of lessor sigo do not
always give satisfactory results.
Happily, private individual, tho
owner Of q gem Of 90 carats, and esti-
mated at O value Of 100000 francs, has
lont his diamond for scientific investiga-
tons. Those have boon most satisfac-
tory, and the 'phosphorescence" Of tho
stone may bo regarded AZ proved. Tho
diamond, wns exposed for an hour to tho
direct action Of tho suns rays and after
ward removed Into o dark room. For
more than twenty minutes aftorward II
emitted light, feeble, indeed, but still
sufficiently strong TO mako sheet
OF white paper held near IL quite visible
In tho dark. A similar result was ar
rived at by o very different experiment,
and light was generated by rubbing the
stone with piece Of hard flannel.
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TNO SARATOGA,


oATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALIrRAIL and PARIoR CAR LINE.
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Ruffhio
Railway, by west shore Of picturesque Hudson
Riyer. leave Jersey City station of Pennsylvania
sXRSToGA SPECIAL, Qo5 A. M.-Arrivo
4;25 p. NJ, Montreal Ii p m. Elegant PUN.
man Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence TO Mon
cRTsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $50 A,
M.-Arrlye Hotel X aaterekill 2i30p. m. Grand
ME- HS'9 2 2eR B ,d Pssos GSr Albany
Of. m, Utica $50 p. M, syracuse 7ii5 p. M,
kss@ta Fails hSf9 n Pnaol i3 az. 10
hSSb 9 KHaE'IMS
EXPRESS. 11:4O A. M.-Arrive Hotel Kaat-
erskill 5lb 2. m. Grand Hotel 6O5 p m,
Parop Cars Jersey City to Saratoga sG and lake
sARAfogA AND CATsKILI. MOUNTAIN
hMIprlED $40 MdA,rivs Hotel Kea,ss.
toga $50 p. M, Lake George 10;4O p m.
eklll Mountains, to Saratoga Buffet Parlor
train sis q. m. for saratoga; Shoppers thence
10 Montreal. The Now York Limited ienvea
Washington ut 0:4O II. m, connecting with
Saratoga and Catskill Mountain Limited ai
ASK for single or round trip tickets by West
Shore Route and avoid forty at, and long
transfer through, New York city. Apply to city
or depot agent Of Pennsylvania II. Ii. for com
Parlor car chairs nom Jersey City station re
served In advance upon application TO agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania H. Il. Station,
'N'''' wv HENRY MoNErT,
General Passenger Agent,
Je27tf "a state Street. New York.
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The Young Lady and tho Twins.


A young lady was wheeling her mar
ried sisters twin babies along tho street
and close observer could have noticed
hor halt for second. appear embarrassed
while o crimson blush mounted hor
checks She saw coming up the street
her old boau, whom she had not seOn for
two years, as no had boon away. OF
course tho follow naturally supposed his
sweetheart had been married during his
absence. so no began grinning AS no drew
near, tipped his hat, and passed on, con-
graduating himself on tho fate he had
escaped. II ia useless TO attempt to de-
scribe the feelings of tho young lady.
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All OF II.


A bello at Long Branch won't down to
the beach to take bath tho other day,
and after entering a bathing booth kept
her male escort waiting half an hour.
ut was too provoking for anything
sho explained, when she reappeared.
dropped my now bathing suit down a
knot-hole and havo boon oil this time
fishing II up with piece of string and a
hair.pin."
"Humph," said her escort. looking at
bor critically, "are you suro you rescued
all of 81"
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Eq,H,y Cburt-Jttstice Hdgner.--Homo SAVING
bank vs., Bohn; order authorizing George W.
Utermehle To collect rents, RUPERT VS.
Smith: bond, US security against damages, up
proved. Mari vs., Barry ct al; salo set aside
and resale ordered, SOnnonschmidt vs., Fygitt
auditors report confirmed. OCOnnell W
Warner order substituting George W, Rglloch
trustee, White W. Whitei divorce gEanIed
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W
I,lIiSS T TiIEA NoRfffiMh3sTis, ND sSyTH
M SSES, DopBLE TMiAAok, sR 3sfiStia
fESanTHfFaEs FEEL RAILS MAeNiflohNr
IN EFFECT JULY 10, 1884
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. rom sta-
For FItsbu ~ S and the h' cScaso Limited
FS L ,.; ~ $Sy + Sng Sr,iJ s@@ e g
except Sturdy, . chicago. with STEPPING Gar 4
3oS 10 Win Gh1PsS occ W Csrs 70 PSug Hso
c9nnecis daily for Chicago, with sleeping Car
dsy s' FOR and %@ thc W.T. viii Palace
Sleeping Car Washington TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For, Eric, Canandaigua, Rochester, Bnnh0,
PaiSce lars Wilmington i 70 70 kochssieT Train
leaving Washington on saturday night viii not
For Wliiamsport, Lock Haven, and Eimlra,
a,t9t0a. IN, la y, except Sunday, a.5o nm,
Hoo a. IN, 2iiO, 400, 1000, end1ii5p, nj. on
Express 81 Pullman fSrior Cars 5aoa.m. daily.
FStf BostoR without change, a:1o p. M every
week day. on sunday, 400 P m, ,.
no Sff At IePspyy dy with boats y soeEys
mex, ntrording direct transfer TO Fulton street,
Ng For Ph Hp 9'YS. siSo, snG iiroo a NJ,
2lo 400 400 1870 Gmf ilS f or 5gn
Espress. s SUT t. i N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR fa Rsm SS e ao 7 4s "a iao St 800 2s
ao % 49, d d6o lS 1000 sp and sg raoO
For Pope's Creek Line 035 n m. and 4;4o p.
M For es Rnnspc s aSy m, 1905 and a,ao p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
ALEXAYDniA AND FREDERICKSBURG
WAsHiNd'roN RAfLRoAb.'
For Alexandria $50, 7l20, 9:25t 1I;o5, and
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az club 10 brain him who would do her
hsrm. Altogether, l think 10 Nv more
man.subduing in tho hands Of the friv-
olous belle than o cane or cue hold by tho
stalwart Georgia wonder, and great
deal moro magnetic,
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

4
TIE 6 M9gEI I,S FAST apT kJSE A MP THE
EASf .. ASP i TH 5Hn %Esf
DOUBLE TRAs STEEL h aAhfShY ooUrhER'
ass4 JSrih REF fgsP aSd 5gND
NV Esys 8R ssij0e sRfnsf Of
0a MS dS 4 h sSS s Palace sss as
fer ' si!ssBafs q ss5S i: n and s'io p m
peiG ssH Psleapns ears % ttsba xsana Ana
For Toledo and bsifoii via M9nIosylile,, lol5
ny trains for Philadelphia d and New York ut
~ daily s Wiz s%ad aSd see SfS 6% %s
iaH YSS 81 week d Pyd a eSo Sao
$40, t3o tiS,mInHte train) 4'40, $3.50. 6i5d. 4,
Fl as,!;$S's O. !SsSa"SSs sS Ss sSd s' sas
ro For i 4nnapolis aiaS M, and 1910 and $40
WaS 'saSy s2S @ and
tBaalnt'nores p $40 an. l2iio p M; $3.50.
asp i4 asd III n oqsuniSs Si .ss!sas Oh
Metropolitan Branch. TAO n M, and b;3o p. m.
s sS sq on ss Sss E Sn
m. daily for Lexington stanton, and Valley
Branch, $50 u m. daily, except sunday, $40 p,
M daily; for Frederick $3.50 Il. m, 10:Ib u IN,
4;46 y: m daily, except Sunday.
daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily O,20, 7.60
a. m, 2:26, 8.40, 0:2O p, m.
From New York and philadelphia, 900, $3.50
| u, IN. daily, 800 p. IN. daily, except Sunday
From Annapolis $40 A. IN. and 1.b0 and 0:37
y. m; Sunday, o:53 a. M, 8;8T p m:
From Lexington U,20 o. IN. daily and 2;16
D. IN. daily, except sunday.
From Frederick aud Intermediate points 800
| o. M, 2,16 p. m, and S,12 p. m, daily, except
Sunday, s:12 p N; daily NON Point Of Rocks. ,
440, $3.50, 7lB, 7;80, o., 0i1O, and 1oi30 a. M,
l2l6 $50, Z, 4l3o, O. 9i2S, 7.3e, q and lo;lb
h., i:ao' s. ai25' 7:56, and o. 'i M .''', ~ ="
All trains from Washington stop OF Relay Sta
ton, except 4:3O p. IN.
For further information apply at the Balti.
more and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington sta
tion, $40 and 1851 Peppsylvanla avenue corner
Of Fourteenth street, whore orders W DO taken
for baggage 10 be checked and received at any
| poipt In the city,
| w. Nj. CLEMENTS, G. X. LORD,
NJ of H., baltimore. a, l.. a.
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washington stock exchange Quotations,


BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Cott0n Iull; middling,
il. flour lower and quiet; Howard street and
western superline, 2.0O.D3.OO do. extra. $3.50
400; do. family, ~, 2bdy526 city mills supcrhne
81 7593.l5 do, extra, S3.3bGp4,O0; do. Rio
brands. S5,B769562; ratapsco family, 1915; do.
superlativo patent, S6,25 Wheat-5outhern
st6ady and fairly active; western steady,
closing quiet southern red, oi6o06c; do amber,
g7@g9c; No. Maryland, 95i4c bid; No. west.
crn winter red, spot 9llgdsolgsai July, 81
Cqvi1<c; August 94I@9tyEG; September, 5000
09kC, October, 0TtmVbHc. Corn-southern
nominal: western nominal; southern white, ~
Gl7iu; do yellow, GJlp6sc; western mixed, July.
62d062lSc; August, GlHPG2Bc; September, S2iI
OlGic Oats scarce and iirmer; southern, $500
42c western white, ii@43c; do. mixed, $50
3gc, Pennsylvania. 3sg4!e, Rye quiet new,
6S1O6hc, Hay firm; primo 10 choice Pcnnsyl.
wanna and Maryland, slG,006elS.00, Provisions
steady, with moderate demand; mess pork,
sl7OO; bulk meats, shoulders, and clear rib
sides hacked. 7@Dllc; bacon-shoulders. 794c;
clear rib sides. Zoe; hams, ljaa6el6Sc. Lard
Refined, Qhc. Butter dull. western packed,
SGl5c; creamery, l5l02Oc Eggs lower and dull
at i8@lA. Petroleum. nominal, refined, 71sds
7lS Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary To
fair 9@lO, Sugar armeri soft 69Sc. Copper
Refined quiet az lyGl3l4, Whisky steady Ut
Sl,lb. Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer quiet
and oasy; cotton. 6.32d; flour, Is idgrain, 81,
ReGcipts-Flour, LOO barrels; wheat, 265000
bushels; corn. 1000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels;
rye, no bushels. shipments Wheat, 5000
bushelssales-whoat. 10000 bushels; corn,
1000 bushels
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DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
II SEWERS.
osyIon OF, THE EsoINrEn CoMMIssIoNEn

ofFIoE or THE ENoINrER COMMISSIONERS,
WAsHISoTos, ID. O., July L. 1854.
BY direction of the Board Of Commissioners
sealed proposals viii he received az this Office
until ~ O'Clock m. on THURSDAY, JULY ~,
1854, for constructing In the City of Washington,
Dls!rict Of Columbia. "a 800 llnoal teet Of Terra
diameter. and III 6bt, iineai feet ~ BrioN and
Conorete Sewers, nom 81 X 3'to 20 feet In In
teriOr dimensions.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications
can bq obtained at this oflc0 upon application
therefor, together with all necessary lnlOrma-
ton, and pid1 upon these forms will alone BIZ
considered. ThS right IL reserved 10 reject any
and all bids or parts Of hids
q. j. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u. s. A.,
je3030t Engineer Commissioner. ID. O.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.

NAVY PAY oFFIoE,
WAsHINGroN, ID. g., July 20, 1884.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate, to 90 Endorsed
"PrOpoaals Tor Supplies - win be received ut this
oflceunul IL NJ, THE SRI DAY or AUGUsTl
1854, for below-described articles TO be dellv-
cred at the Navy Yard, Washington, ID, O., free
2f my expense 10 the Goyernmsnt, and subject
BuREAU of STEAM ENG1NEERlNG.
Hequisition No. B-Coal, Wood, sand (Pongh-
keepsie, Albany. and ned) Maurer's No. Fire
awarded s0paratoiy. Schedules and blank
forms for bids TO be had ut this office. mo per-
son shall be received asa contractor who is not
q panuftturer of, or regular dealer in the ar
ucies which nc offers to supply, and the right u
reserved 10 reject any or all bids. Res LOnsible
security required on the bid for faithful perior-
nance. TTOS. H. LOCKER,
Pay Director u H. NJ, Navy Pay Agent
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THE most oilicacious s,imulants 20 excite tho
appetite are Angosura Bittcrs, prepared by DR..
J. a. u .Sicgcrt q Sons Beware Of counter.
feits. Ask your grocer or druggist for tho
genuine article
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w It'll /

May mean "Poisonatt With Potash" phisf tho
Cus6 with hundreds who have boen uuwiso
enough TO tlko Sarsaparillas, POTASH mixtures.
&C, until digestion Is almost fhuliy Impaired,
Swift's specific Ia a vegetable remedy, and re-
stores, the syBtsam ~ health aud builds up thu
wusto nlnde BY these polsonA
Iwas suffering with blood Poison. ana treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only
TO mako Inc worse. This Potash took away my
appetite and Rnve mo dyBpensia, and both gave .
uiS rheumatism / then took 6hrsaparillas, &c.
An thesc hlreppartlla mixtures have Potash In
them. This made me atlll worse as u drove III D.
poison tnlther Into my system. ATTEND lnAlsted.
should take Hwlft's Specific, and II curod mo OF
the Ilood Poison, drove the Mercury ahd Potash
out of my system, aud to-day am rs well as
ever was. GEO. o. WELLdAN. in,
Safem. Mas.
John A. Smith, the largest merchant IN Gaines-
vile, Ga, says; II suffered for years ffom the
combined effects OF ETysipelns aud Bczelua.
continued To gnuw worse under medical treat
uent and by taking medicine containing Potash
Is. $. t. CURED me thoroughly and absolutely. My
appetite, strength, and desh roturuod as 1 was
cured with IL"
Treatise on Blood ana Skin Diseases mailed
THE SWIFT sPEoIFIo CO.,
Drawer .. Atlanta. Ga
New York onica. $50 West rwepty-third
street, between sixth ind Seventh avenueA
Philadelphia office, 1900 Chestnut street.
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DAJrIMoRE, July 2S.--virginia III, consoli.
dated 3ilI; past-due coupons, 1gN; new SO, 52;
North Carolina 6s old, l06 bid to-day,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 2s,-Bc0f cattle-Market
very slow and prices l4ai 10 lower, Very best,
SSOC Gr lin RTas o @o OF tbe S Ssss
were from I TO SIC, Rocolpts-aD27 head
sacs-l,4I head, swine-Fair supply and
fair to good demand. Recoipts-5,002 head
lambs were 1879 head, Quotationa--Shecp, SO
4l$c lambs, la6c
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UNDERTAKERs.

ET-Evcrything strictly flfitclsss aud onths
most Teasonnhlo tnrma
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EXCURSIONS.
COLONIAL BEACH.
STRICTLY FIRsT-CLAss FAMILY ExcUR
sToNs
EVERY WEDNESDAY.

Steamer ARRowsMITH leaves Seventh
street whnrfpt $40 o. IN. Three hours ut the
Beach. Home at $3.50 p. IN.
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~ Is. p, STARRY, ROOM 30, y. o. DE
Ne Department, ssys X 9 t3nie, ne Considers
curative powers than twenty bottles VI any otheB
kinde nb hRs lEied thVin all j
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given 70 scrofuis
because Of n superstition that 1t could be
cured by kings touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
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r OVER CEDAR POINT.
WAsHINGToN's CoNEY ISLAND.
MOUNT VERMONT Icsnrs
AVA 0 MouNT N VERNoN s!itss SsAsss
STEAAfBOAT LINES.
YUNO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
AND THE SOUTH.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Soventh street wharf on Mondays and
stopping ut Piney Point aud Cornheld Harbor,
going and returning
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provi
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western,
beaboard and Roanoke. ocean View. and Viz
ginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can Dc secured ut baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office, at 14th st. and Pa. ave-,
81: Marc Hotel, lkinhorn's next 70 City Post.
Office, office Of Knox's Express 9th ri. and Pa
ave. and at Com pany' = Office. 7th,st. wharf
KNOX'S EXPRESS will call for and check
baggage from hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until y. M
VIM r. WHICH, 0ene raj Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

II d. COOKE q CO.,
BANKERS,
1920 + STREET,
OFFER FOR SALE
District OF Columbia per cent. bonds
District Of Columbia Water Y per cent
bonds.
Norfolk City g per cent. bonds.
Rio grande and Pecos Railway first mort
gage Oper cont. bonds-en excellent and safe
Investment.
Washington Gas Light Stocks.
National Metropolitan Railway and Tele-
phone Stock dealtin
INFORMATION CuEEppuLJY FuRNIsHEp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

FIRsT-CLAsS FARE, 81.
The elegant steamers LAKE and MOSELEY
leave Sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday.
"wednesday, and Friday AT b;30. aud saturday
Ing at Norfolk with Virginia Beach. Ocean View.
and all Railroad and steamship Lines.
Passage and rooms secped AZ y. n o. Ticket
PA av.; J. ID, Free, 713 Market Space: St James
Hotel and Genoral Office, Sixth street wharf
PoTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS Steamer
J. w. THOMPSON (newly fitted and furnished
tbroughontl Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at a. H. Fare, 10 cents.
..,steamer Thompson for charter cheap Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday nights
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
GEO. n, PHILLIPS, SUPERINTENDENT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
BEST HOTEL, CLEANEsT BEACH, AND
FINEST BATHING ON THE
POTOMAC.

Dinner served ON arrival ofsteamor.
Fare. 80 couts round trip; children under IL
years, 70 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

Family Syringe, sl.oO
Ladies' read pages 10, Is, II, and 20 In ONT
New Book which accompanies eaoh bottle of
our preparation sent free ON application.
1a-Ohr New Pamphlet With History OF our
Preparation, sent FMEE on application 20
POND EXTRACT COMPANY,
uha No. 10 FtthA Avenue, New York.
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Private Stock Telegraph Wires 10 New York.
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, md Rich
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
CTEAMER W. W. coRcoRAN,

Tckekaso he had ut 1921 + street, Prentlss's
Drug St0tp. seventh and Il streets; J. Uould's,
421 Nlnkt street; FiclSling'B Drug store. George
town. md ut the wharf WI ~, 20, 2OAt
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-25
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