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District Government Affairs.
EVUprSG PRINTS

BCILpING PERMITS
nave Deen Issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
T. a. Gardner. erect a three-story attic and base
ment dwelling. 18th. between and l. streets
northwest; s1.0Gl J. :. Larcombe, erect a three
Story ana basement dwelling. Jefferson Place;
$500 Miss Mary Wall erect four twO-story dwell
ingS, S3t between and streets northwest: 600
f. l. Moore. repair brich southeast corner Congress,
ana Canal streets. Georgetown; $3.50. James Plant
repair frame northeast corner 10Th and streets
southeast: S2225- Conrad Kaufman, erect two p
Story ana basement dwellings, ID street, between
south Capitol street and New Jersey avenue SOUTH
cast; $3.50. +. Thompson, erect 2-StOry dwelling
l2th street, between HiarE land avenue and G. street
northeast: $500 :. Z. Clark, repair frame, 623
street northeast; S21.
PUMPS OFT OF ORDER.
very many appeals are made TO have pumps
IN various localities repaired but the fund for that
pirpg"e mas been ali used. and no further repairs
caA De made until after July LIST, the commence
Ment OF The next fisc4l vear
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BLAINE AND LOGAN.
Closing Proceedings Of the National
Republican Convention.

THE FINAL BALLOT FOR BLAINE-THE NOMINATION
OF LoGAN-SkETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES, ETC.
The republican national convention, In session
at Chicago, Illinois, yesterday, nominated fol
President OF the United States James G. Blaine, Of
Maine, and for Vice President John A. Logan, of
Illinois MIR. Blaines nomination was reached upon
the 4th ballot Gas foreshadowed in the second edI
ton and announced In the third edition Of THE
STAR yesterday, he receiving SAL votes to 2O7 fol-
President Chester A. Arthur, Al for George F.
Connecticut, for John A. Logan, OF Illinois, and
for Robert 7. Lincoln, OF Illinois. Mr.. Blaine's
nomination was made unanimous Following is
the final ballot in DETAIL
The Decisive Ballot.
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SEVEN MoDERs WospERs
l.
genuine and English Seersuckers Drap DEtat Serges
and Flannes shown at astonshingly low prices the
MIsFIT STORE
CORNER 10TH AND sTREETs
The fine Corkscrew, 3. Getaway Suits in blue
brown and black, sold for Sl5 at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
The finest Black Cloth Suits sold for $40 at the
MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
The splendid line of Boys' Suits from $3.50 up. at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
"
The immense line of Pants from 81 Is up at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
vi
The magnificent line of Blue Flannel and Yacht
Cloth Suits single and double breasted from &C up st
the
.MIsFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
VII
The large assortment Of business Suits from sc up 20
MIsFIT STORE,
rs CORNER 10Th AND STREETS
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Chas Eayre Hinkle. Jersey City Heights n j. lad of
twelve years. who for eight of Scabs
and Humors, and upon whom all known remedies and
cures were tried in va completely cured by CUTI
CURA REMEDIES
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUT1cUnA, Soc. REso1-
VENT 81; SOAP csc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL CO., Boston. Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" je2
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CUT1CURA RESOLYENT. the new blood purifier,
cleanses the blood and perspraon of impurities and
poisonous elements and thus removes the cause while
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp.
heals Ulcers and Sores. and restores the Hair.
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The AcqEisfal Of LanSstOn.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The influence Of the acquittal OF the murderer
LangstOn Is bearing quick fruits judging from an
occurrence on the vacant lot corner OF U and 18th
streets northwest, last evening.
party Of white men and boyswere playing ball,
when dozen or more coiored men attempted to
run them off the grounds. Meeting with resist
ance fight took place. and after quiet was nearly
restored a vagabOnd- looking negro coOlly drew a
revolver and fired the entire contents into the
crowd, and then ran into house near by followed
by his party. In the course of fifteen or twenty
minutes policeman appeared, riding about in a
daZed condition, taking care not to 60 near where
The gang were known TO be concealed. Are the
police OF this city towards or incompetent? 1t
would appear to be one the other, as a similar
occurrence took place corner OF and 10th streets
two years ago. No arrests were made then, and
probably will not be In this case Keep It up bows:
Washington juries will acqut the ground OF self
defense Cincinnati Jur1es did the same thing until
recently. A LOCKER on
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Chas Houghton ESQ.,. lawyer % State street. Boston.
reports of Salt Rheun under his observation for
ten years, which covered the patients body and limbs
and to which all known methods of treatment had been
applied without benefit. which was completely cured
solely by the CUT1CURA REMEDIES leaving clean and
healthy skin.
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QUITO URA EMEDIEs,
THE GREAT SKIN CURES, BLOOD PURIFIERS
AND SKIN BEAUTIFIERS
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASES. FROM PM
PIES To SCROFULA.

DISFIGURING HUMORS Itching and Burning Tor
lures Painful Eruptions Salt Rheum Eczema. Pso-
riass Scald Head. Infantie Birth Humors every
form OF Itching Scay, Pmply, Scrofulous Inherited
Contagious and Copper Coored Diseases of the Blood
Skin and Scalp with Loss of Hair positively cured
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
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CUT1CURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautier and
Toilet Requisite. prepared from Cutcura is ndispensa-
BILE i'll treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors Skin Blem-
ishes Rough, Chapped Oily Skin CUTICURA
REMEDIES absolutely pure and the only real Blood
Purifiers and Skin Beautiiers.
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A B I G B ARG AIN.

We have just opened three cases real SCOTCH
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, yard wide at Is cents usual
price 81 cents.
big lot of GENTS FRENCH HALF HOSE, COL
ORED, no seams, Is cents
A big bargain in real IRISH LINEN at 1917 cents.
INDIA LINEN SO cts, 10 cts, IL cts, 121s cts.
FIGURED LAWNS 5 cents.
Gents GAUZE SHIRTS Is cents
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS IS cents
40inch all wool NUNS YELLING 81 cents
PARASOLs 81, 81 %. $3.50. $1.75, S.
CALICO cts, ~ cts, cts
All wool WHITE FLANNELS IS cts, q cts
Fancy STRAW MATING
SUMMER SILKS 81 cents
Chdren's fancy HOSE no seams, Is cents.
Yard wide ORGANDY LAWNS 10 cents
Ladies' DRESS LINEN 12h cents
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The. Courts.

PROBATE COURT-Jud9e MdcArtl,u
Yesterday, estate OF Fisher A. Foster final notice
appointing June 9th for settlement Estate of
Raymond d. Goodell; waiver of heirs &C., filed.
Estate OF Emily H. Daniel; petition Of John IL.
Daniel for letters fled Estate OF Obadiah Ii. Nor
rson; notice OF motion to require OF executors ad-
diiOnal security Estate OF John Moore; caveat and
VIII by Virginia Weaver and Catherine Waggener
filed. Will OF John Flood filed with petition OF Ann
Flood for letters and order OF publication. Estate
OF George w. Collins; continued to Friday next
EQUITY CcURT-Jttd0e Goa.
To-day, Moore agt Harrison; trustees ordered Ia
pay Henrietta Stuart on terms. Small agt Small:
testimony OF nonresident witnesses ordered taken
CRIMINAL COURT-Jud1e Willie.
Yesterday, Francis j. MOnrote; grand larceny.
not guilty. VIM. McDevitt; enlightenment: not
guilty. David Smith and VIM. H. Davis; grand
larceny and horse stealing guilty Of horse stealing
and not guilty OF grand larceny each sentenced t9
the penitentiary for two years
Police COURT-.Ttdge Shell
Yesterday. George Thompson, colOred assault on
officer Quinlan; $50 or GO days. JOHN Jackson COL
ored larceny; 60 days In jail
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F. H. Drake. ESQ.,. Detroit Mich suffered untold tor
lures from skin disease which appeared his hands,
head and face and nearly destroyed his eyes, After the
most careful doctorng and consultation of physicians
failed to relieve him he used the CUTCURA REMEDIES,
and was cured, and has remained SO to date
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NEW Ice CoMPANY.-A new ice company has been
established here, being branch OF the Kennebec
have purchased the property known as the "Old
kennebec ice house" from the Citizens National
bank. for A,130.
FISHING NoTEs.-A party Of gentlemen from West
washington visited the Chain bridge last Tuesday
and caught l6 rock fish OF fair size. The fishing at
Edes mills Is pronounced by experts as very good
now.
DANGEROUS-The railing at the canal on Jefier-
son street has been torn down, leaving unguarded
causes the parents q great deal Of alarm for theiI
safety.
GRAIN REcEIrIs.-Boat G. 7. Dunlop arrived with
1000 bushels OF corn.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER.-At z a m, Great
Falls, 3d. receiving reservoir, north connection 30
south connection. 90; distributing reservoir, &C.
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The Public scl,ool Scholarships.

Al Of the scholarships offered as incentives to
STUDY 10 pupils In the public schools Will be awarded
this year There are four OF these Scholarships
the hehdalI, or the Columbian University; the
King, or the Dickinson college: the Boston Uni
verStty scholarship, and the Birney scholarship In
cornell university. Last year the Dickinson col.
ege scholarship was not awarded, as there was
no caltate Tor IL. This year there are candidates
lor all The scholarships. The first three named
are open only 10 the boys Of the High school and
are determined by the general standing OF the BOYS
Inc cornell scholarship Is open to both BOYS and
girls In the white and cOlOred schools and is
awarded upon competitive examination Tine ex-
animation WAS In progress this afternoon at the
High school. There were eight candidates-three
white boys, two white girls and three colored girls
Inc iucNy contestants for the Scholarships will be
announced at ii meeting of the school board this
evening
BIGGEST Bass OF THE SEASoE-Mr Levi Wood
bury, OF the WOodmont Rcd and Gun club. caught
bass AT NOodmOnt on Friday weighing eI pounds
lie caught In ali "A bass on that day.
MISS scuEErsEx's EIocurlosARY AND Mrsrc.1 Rp-
CifALS.-lhe evolutionary and plusical recital at
congregational church. given Wednesday night by
MIS- Mary n Scareiner and her pupils was success
selected, and excellently delivered and the enter
tainment both In its individual parts and as a
Whole reflected great credit on Miss Schreiner as
an Instructor IN elOcutiOn. The vocal music by
the ST. Cecilia quartette was exquisite Those who
reeited were Miss Clara Tiison. Mr. Walter WIZ
Anna $. Hazleton, Mr. Herbert H. Pattee, Miss
Anna White, Mr. j. A Mahoney. Miss Lollie Bland
e,
s1tndrie, Nj. +. b. NOyes and Miss NJ. K Schreincr
HELD FOR UoCSEBREAKISG-In the Police Court
Judge shell, to-day, Frederick King and George
Burrows were charged with housebreaking in en-
tcrng the house OF Carrie McNeir, No. 3i9 Missouri
avenue, the night OF April 30th last and carry
ing of over $500 worth OF inc clothing and jewery
Although the prisoners denied the charge the testi-
mony bore heavily against them, as they were
Identified by pawnbroker from whom the goods
were recovered The court sent the case to the
grand jury; bends. 81 COO The prisoners are the
men who are charged with stealing lot OF umbrel-
las from keniledys store ON the Avenue.
TEE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. - fse WEEELY
STAR Will he sent postpaid to any address In the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
election for fifty cents. II Is q large eight-page
paper Of ffty-six columns OF Interesting reading
matter-politicel, miscellaneous. personal, news
and gossip, etc. Send for sample copy.
ATTENTION Is called TO the last great trade sale
OF carriages, buggies, &c, ct the Nauufactu.crs'
Repository, GIL street northwest, Thursday, June
18th.
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AUCTION RARGArNS--Real Scotch girghaIns. yard
C, at Is cents; French halfhOse, solid colorS.
seams, Is cents TCwson's, Pennsylvania avenue.
south side.
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RIGHT OF SUSAN +. MILLS.
Theodore A. Mills and Theophilus Fisk Mills
have placed on record an assignment to John s.
Mills and Clark Mills, jr. 1t recites that an agree
ment signed May nth last, provided that TheOphi-
lus Fshe Mills should receive equal share of the
property bequeathed by the will OF Clark Mills,
modified by the first codici after the payment OF
$4,000 TO I. A. Mills, j. S. Mills, and Clark Mills
jr.; that said j. s. and c. Mills are willing to
admit Theodore Fisk Mills to an equal share
In the estate, but claims that Susan E. Mills
is not the widow and not entitled to dover in the
estate, nor to any interest in the estate; and as
there is a question whether the court will decide
that she IS entitled to dover and they q. s. and c.
Mills, jrl being willing to sign said agreement If
1ndemnlfied against the consequence of cOnstruc-
ton that she is so entitled, and the first named
parties, Theo A. and TheOphilus Fiske Mills, being
DESTROYS OF indemnifyng them. they make the as
signment that they will pay JOHN S. and Clark
Mills, 1r, all loss and damage that may accrue to
theIn that In such sums as their respective shares
may be decreased by such decision and all sums
that may become due there shall be lien on the
grantees interest In the ''Meadow Bank Spa
Springs" &c.
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The first break from Arthur occurred when Ala
Dana recorded her vote, showing gain OF for
Elaine. Two Arthur men next went to Blaine In
Florida. When the state OF Illinois was called,
senator CullOm endeavOred to read the telegram
frGm General Logan. in which he withdrew his
name In favor of Blaine, but he could not make
n1nsef heard. He then announced 81 votes of Illi-
nOls 1Or Blaine. Judge Foraker next withdrew the
Blaine. The vote of Pennsylvania settled the bust
ness, giving Blaine a clear majority. New York
STOOD SOiidly to Its cOlOrS, the Arthur delegates
sucking to the last, and Blaine gaining but one
vote from the beginning.
UNANIMOUS FOR BLAINE.
Every person In the audience, delegates and Wis
1tors alike rose to their feet simultaneously, and
all being Blaine men now shouted and sang their
delight at the success Of the from Maine, with
demonstrations OF JOY such as had not been seen
before In the convention. 1t took nearly thirty
minutes to get to business The nomination was
then made unanimous, upon motion OF Mr.. Bur-
lelgh, OF New York, a supporter OF President Ar
thur. The convention then took recess.
Gen. Logan Nominated for Vice Presi.
dent.
The convention reaSsembled at Sis Prayer was
offered by DR.. Charles OReilly of Detroit, treasu-
rer OF the Irish National Land League, the first
Catholic to open republican national convention
with prayer. DR.. OReilly Is a republican. The
roll OF states was then called for nominations for
Vice President, and when Illinois was reached Sen
atOr Plumb OF Kansas, in brief speech. nominated
Senator John A. Logan, saying after eulOgZinC
was one who could beat any democrat, living or
dead. The nomination was seconded by q number
OF delegates from various sections All the states
VOteQ SO1dly Tor Logan except New York, which
cast for Foraker and for Gresham. Logan's
nomination was then made unanimous and the
convention. at adjourned sine dta
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The National Rifles.
THE COMPANY LEAVE TONIGHT FOR CHICAGO
MEMBERS WHO ARE GOING.

TIE COMPANY LEAVE TONIGHT FOR CHICAGO
MEMBERS WHO ARE GOING.
The National Rifles viii assemble at their armory
at haf-past eight O'Clock this evening and march
to the Baltimore and Potomac depot, where they
will take train for Chicago. They viii spend one
day In Chicago, one day each In Burlington and
Davenport, Iowa; six days at Lake Minnetonka
Mimi, making excursions to st. Paul and Mime
apoliS; two days at Dubuque, Iowa; taking part In
the national encampment there, and then after
spending another day in Chicago, will return home
on the ed inst
The following is the roster of the members of the
corps who will go on the trip:
Jas. +. oyster, lieutenant, commanding; Geo. W.
Evans, second lieutenant: Jos. o. Manson second
lieutenant III. c. Bowers, cOmmiSSary; G. NJ. Acker
surgeon; T. Ii. Hay, quartermaster.
SergeantS-F VI. Thornett, W. c. Keech, R. B.
Cuttings, Cnas- Atkinson, F. NJ. Barnes, W. b. Ma
gruder.
Corporals-J. P. Page ". P. Vale, j. T. Nicho-
son, ". =. Boteler, J. f. Clear, II. X. Simpson, G.
W. Stokes, r. A. Garner.
Privates-C Abner, g. T. Baxter, G. A. Bentley,
c. p. Bentley, f. f. Benjamin, j. f. Fl. Blois w. L.
Boyer. ID. H. Bronson, s. F. Brooks, F. w. Burnett,
Guy Carlton, W. E. ChaffGe Z. G. Chapman, W. H.
forth, l. A. Dent, J. A. Dickinson. c. S Domer II.
w. Donath. q. A. DTury, F. l.. Dunn J. d. Dun
widde, ". X. Ellis, j. A. Evans X. j. Ferris, L. NJ
Fitch. f. A. Goodwin, j. :. Harris Il. l.. TIarring-
ton. l.. Holmes, c. W. Holmes, c. ii. Ishaln. G. r.
jackson, J. II. Johannes j. II. Jones' G. E. Kelley
Lain, L. II. Mosher, w. II. Most. X. A. Neale, C..
Onohundro. W. Overlook. W. G. Penney G. s. Per
RE, NJ Prigg, c. b. Randall, j. w. Sanderson, +. NJ.
Shirley, f. ID. SlddonS, {. L. SimmS, j. p. Smart S.
C. stokes, ". E. Stearns, p. s. Sprightley, II. Todd,
G. c. videto, W. F. Walling, Will Way, J. NJ VIII
Hanson, j. N. Wright, jr, T. A. Wright, H. V. Wur-
deman, and ID. ". ZaDt2inger
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PCBEERIES are prevented by the timely precau-
ton OF depOsiting your loose valuabieS with the
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue.
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DECORATIVE Jap fans, scrolls, etc. j. Jay Gould's
GAS coosilg stoves aad ranges at shedTs, 400 9th
street.
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TUE National safe Deposit company, corner 18th
and Ncvs Orh avenue. receives trunks of silver
war. bonds and al sorts OF valuable things on
special deposit fCr Il moderate charge. See adyer-
LSencEt.
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Erue Merit

VIII always meet with success. and that Speers
Port Grape Wine Is an article OF true merit, Is
long established fact. 1t has been endorsed by the
leading physicians OF New York Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, Chicago. San Francisco and all the large cities
OF the Old World. 1t is produced his model vine
yards, PaSsaic N. j. II is sale by all druggists
and grocerS throughout the United states. WAS
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The Co!oRED HIGH SCHooL-The graduating ex-
ercises OF the colored high school were held last
night at Miner hall. Trustees Purvis and Brooks,
superintendent Cook, Miss Mary j. Patterson,
Grimke and others occupied seats on the platform
Essays were read by Misses Shimm Lee, Norman
ana others. Dr. Purvis presented the diplomas to
the graduates. and Rev. Alexander Crummell de-
iiyered an address The graduates were Marcel
una Brown, Clara 7: Chase, Matte B. COOK, Eliza
Z. Davis Charity A. Heathman, Bette f. Hudnell
Laura " Jordan, Hattie v. Lee, Hattie NOrman'
Sarah E. Ratcline, Mary A. Ross, Erminie F. Shimm,
and Matilda Thornton
Not Apt TO Run.
From the Buffalo Courier
1t always was mighty difficult matter to get
Gen. Sherman to run.
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House cleaning time calls loudly for sensible
aids, and finds S&p0lIO the best OF all.
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SCy'.Ec WISE--,TUst received my second ship
ncGt @. i.iii1e wines, which ] purchased while In
Europe last year. AlSO. all kinds OF California
yiIts-Z,;ifandaI Gute1iel, Burgundy, Mission, etc.
And my own weILEG0vn blackberry, raspberry and
pure native wine. Which is highly recommended by
physicians. Ger them 1T Chr. handlers, No. GIL
1th street northwest.
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Opinions Of Defeated Delegates,

WHAT THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS SAY.
When the nomination Of Blaine was secured the
delegates fastened to the Blaine Headquarters,
Where congratulations were the order Of the day
The leaders OF the Arthur cause accepted the stua-
ton with cheerfulness and generally predicted the
success OF the campaign. Hon. James D. Warren
said that they were all now for Blaine. Chris
Magee, OF Pennsylvania, said that they would nave
nominated Arthur If the Independents had been
practical men. "If the Edmunds men had been
sincere In their opposition to Blaine, Arthur could
by Silas b. butcher. snow that we are defeated
he continued, 1--WE will do what we can to elect
Blaine" The members OF the Massachusetts dele
cation were reticent Harry Cabot Lodge and Sen
atOr Hoar refused to express any opinion as to the
nomination, or whether they would support 1t. The
Odore Roosevelt, OF New York, thought the conven-
ton might have done better. George William Cur
It's said that the action OF the convention did not in
any wise change his known opinion as to the wis
dom OF placing Mr.. Blaine in nomination Beyond
that he did not to EXPRESS himself at this lime
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READ HoEe's Business School, Educational column.
TIE N2tiCcal Safe Deposit company. corner 18th
ard New YORK avenue. Office hours a. III. TO ID. IN.
Call AID Inspect The vaults.
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Boy your Eose at shedd-s, 4o9 9th street north
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TtKE NOTICE.
To Introduce our exquisite productions
We VII, FOR the next sixty days, make
Elegant Imperial Photographs
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Gushing Process Liquors for Medicinal
use; warranted chemically pure; sold by all drug
gistS. JAS. y. MCGEE, sole agent, 404 ".
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All si.tines b. the Instantaneous Process
r. VAIL. Az Pennsylvania avenue
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In Hor WArER

In Hor WArrR
TARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT
SICK HEADACHE CURFD.
IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TINE BY THIS
AGREEABLE, POTENT. WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
TAKEN IN HOT WATER.
JET
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IRON SAFES repaired and speaking tubes.
ETEELISG, No. 4l9 18th street
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SILK TMBRELLAs. $1.5G; India linen, 121Ec.; gentle
mems el, CANT h3lbriCCdn underwear, SOC. BrOd-
head z Co. 90 Z sfrtPI-
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OF carriages. buggieS, &c, ct the NanufaetuccrS
Repository, GIL street northwest, Thursday, June
18th.
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Extra SILK LaceS Given
with all Bicycle Shirts, at Auerbach's, 9TH and
BUrnett,S COCOains


TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING.
1t kills dandru1, allayS irritation, and promotes
vigorous growth Of the Hair.
BurnettS Flavoring Extracts are invariably &C
knowledged the pGreSt and best