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TOMORROW.
vTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SPECIAL.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRoRs. one PSYCHE
GLASS "a SUPERB ARTICLE), FEW SUPERB
PIECES OF PARLOR FURNITURE. EMBRACING
ONE ELEGANT BOUDOIR SET (SIX PIECES)
ONE PETITE SOFA (FINELY CARvED), HAND
SOME CABINET. CARVED AND OTHER ELE;
CHAIR SUPERB MANTEL AND OTHER
CLOCKS. REPOUssE WORK, SOME FINE
PIECES OF BRASS GOODS, BRONZE PLAQUES,
FLEMISH WARE, NAJOLICA WARE, BRONZE
AND gRASS-FRAME MIRRORS. SCONCES,
BRIC-A.BRAC, &C.; TWO HANDSOME OAK EN-
TENSION TABLES, ToGETHER WITH OTHER
On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRTEENTH,
1884. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms
shall sell beautiful collection Of the above goods
belonging to gentleman leaving for Europe removed
to my store for convenience of SALE l would advise
parties who desire articles give this sale
their attention. Sale without reserve. je9dts
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je12-dts


~ NESS PROPERTY, NORTHEAST CORNER OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EAST AND SIXTH
STREET
BY virtue Of the will Of Mary l. Brawner, de- a.,
ceased shall sell at the premises THURSDAY, E5
NINETEENTH INSTANT at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ, 1-A
the west part of original lot g. i'll square S73 the same
having frontage of Sc feet 10 inches the Avenue 80
eet on 9Th street and II feet inches street. and
being improved by large double dwelling. with store,
containing eleven ms, bath and
Terms One third cash. balance in two equal INSTALL
nents payable with il terest semi annually and
two years from day Of SALE and secured on the prem-
se deposit of 500 will be required acceptance
bid Sold free of all incumbrance Taxes paid July
l. 1884 Title perfect. Purchaser to comply within ten
days after SALE otherwise resale and cost
after five days advertisement All expense for convey
anclng and recording at cost of purchaser.
GEORGE f. HARDIN, Trustee
- No 319 Pa. east.
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RoBBER1Rs REPoRTED.-W. c. Langan, 457 street
northwest, reports that there was stolen from his
room, by two white men who accompanied him
home, lot OF clothing. two pawn tickets for jew
Lewis Streamer, 1882 Pierce Place. reports stolen
from bureau drawer In his bed room, yesterday
Wolf Horn, 223 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, reports stolen from the drawer in his store
s15 in mOney.-Martha l. SOuthall, 1923 street
northwest, reports stolen from package contain
ing 81 400 five $50 bills.
RANGE OF TIE THRRMoMETRR.-Tho following
were the readings at the ofce OF the chief signal
officer tO-day:-7a. M, &c. II am, 743; p.m S25.
Maximum, &c, O: minimum, 6Q2.
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A COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. JOHN W. THoMPSoN.-YeS-
terday the directors OF the Metropolitan National
Bank presented to Mr.. John w. Thompson, the
president OF the bank, who leaves to-day for Eu-
ropean trip, with handsome travelling satchel and
a compass heavily mounted In gold as souvenirs OF
their regard. Mr.. B. II. Warner made the presenta-
ton speech, cOmplimenting Mr.. Thompsons busi-
sagacity and integrity, and expressing the ap-
probation of the directors for Mr. ThOmpSOnS sue
cessful management OF the affairs OF the bank.
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Capitol Topics.

Senator Vest submitted to the Senate to-day an
amendment which he proposes to the legislative
appropriation bill, to provide that no money shall
be paid out OF the Treasury or from any public
fund for printing in the Congressional Record any
speech which has not been actually spoken or
delivered in either the Senate or the House Of
Representatives.
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate yesterday: Patrick B. SinnOtt, OF Ore
gon, to be agent for the Indians of the Grand
ROnde agency in Oregon. To be registers of land
office. Henry c. BlnfOrd, of Alabama, at Hunts
Vile, Ala; Henry w. Rothert, OF Iowa, at Chey-
enne, Wy; o. p. Chisholm, OF Illinois, at BOze-
man, Mont Also number Of army promotions
and postmaSterS.
The Hennepin canal item was retained in the
river and harbOr bill by the House In committee of
the whole Yesterday.
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UNDERGROUND WIRES.

Mr.. Samuel NJ. Bryan, general manager OF the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone company, II
a communication to the Commissioners. states tina
the work OF putting down the underground cables
for telephone communication between the ex
change and So pa, is all completed, including tn,
resurfacing OF streets, ETC., and asks the Engi
neer Commissioner to examine the same, and
satisfactory give certificate tn that effect.
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I'd Edition.
Latest 4GlegramS to The Star.
Mr.. Roosevelt,s Position.

Mr. ROOsevelt'S Position
HK DENIES THAT HE HAS ENDORSED BLAINE AMI
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
NEW YORK, June 12-In reply to a telegraphiC
inquiry from the Evening Post Mr.. Theodore Roose-
vet denies that he has declared the republican plat
form to be admirable; that he would not bolt; that
ne had no personal objection to Blaine, and that
Mr.. Blaine would sweep the west and Ohio, carry
all New England. and possibly New York. He
says he may have said that he opposed Blame fol
public reasons not personal to himself
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A Maryland Murderer Convicted.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June IA Cambridge, Nd,
special reports that the second trial OF Bug CephaS
cOlOred, for the murder Of Mrs. Celcia Murphy re-
suited this morning In verdict OF murder In the
first degree.
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BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF CAR
RACES BUGGIES, WAGONS, &c, &C. TO COVER
ADVANCES AND PAY CHARGES
shall sell at the Bazaar Nos 93s and $40 Louisiana
ayenqs, on SATURDAY MORNING. the FOURTEENTH
OF JUNE, AT TEN O'CLOCK, two new Top Bugsies
four second hand do in good order three
Phaetons, two no top Bugyies. Dayton Wagon,
second band Carriages and Wagons not enumerated
aso large lot OF new and secondha Harness. &c. SC
. ALSO,
About twenty head Of Horses and Mules among which
Will be found some good workers and drivers
Sale positive. Ljel2-2tl 8. BENSINGER Auct
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+ IEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT FLAvORIN0
STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE DISHES AlD
SAUCES ANNUAL SALE. 100000 JAka
If, TIE T syPK S,5l,o COURT ~ Isi DIsIlIN

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF fRe DIeIfIO3
i Of Columbia holding . special term lor olphanS
In the c..s q s.mnd Lsxts ed4iniseF .aor e
the TWENTY.sEyENTH DAY OF JUNE A d. l9eS
a.s1is u.,oS Snas1 Sc dea ::sss .sX
wns5 ana wnsrs s srsdscH md 80 .,.d .
not,ed 70 attsnd n Pes.on or by aesnt @ cnel a1
vouched otherwi e the edminigtsNtor W 6aks he 6-
CIT Of the law against them: Provided 00Qy a ~
washineton Law RsportG and Ths Evsnhg 61nr -.
vious O aid day.
Test: II = RAnGnDR1L.
RAg!sta q wills for the Distfscs q 0d1mhIA
WI =. NATTIEdLY, 6olicdtoe irS4aW31
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the New York World from Long Branch says that
Mr.. Thomas Cooper, the real estate agent there
has received word from Gen. Grant Withdrawing
his cottage from the market. and stating that the
General and Col Fred Grant win occupy It with
their families this summer.
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ltGKNIRAL B1N1F win act a. Secretary of War
during the absence Of Secretary Lincoln.
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nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies Physician in the CITY, be
consulted daily, 39 Missouri first street south
Fcnnsylysnia avenue. between Sd aud AZ streets All
female complaints eud irregularities quickly removed
PROMPT treatment Correspondence aud consultations
strictly confidential Separate for ladies' Once
hours-1 to and TO 8. xplA- lus
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NEWSPAPER POsTAGE-The President has signed
Representative Townshends bill providing that
newspapers weighing less than four ounces shall be
sent through the mails for one cent
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Messrs. DuncansOn Bros. have sold recently, at
auction, the following real estate For r. b. Fergu-
son, trustee, part OF lot l. in square 3a5 improved
by brick house, situated corner OF 11th and c
streets southwest, to w. W. B. Leishear for So $50
For E. j. Sweet and VIM. NJ King, trustees, part OF
lots IA and 15 square d. improved by a four-story
brick house, No sos Maine avenue southwest, TO III.
{. Thompson, for 1850 For Robert c. Fox and
Geo. w. Brown. trustees, lots 20i and 2o5 OF H. w.
Howgates subdivision OF part OF square BOG, I'm
proved By two two-Story and basement brick
dwellings, known as 1912 and 1914 lsth street north
west, to b. H. StinemeZ for 81 y75 each. For Benz.
X. Catlin and JAS u. L. Eagar, trustees. lot NJ,
Todd and Caldwells subdivision OF lots In square
ga, improved by two-stOry brick dwelling, known
as 1923 7 street northwest. TO A. b. Webb. for
$27S5. For Lewis j. Davis, trustee, all OF subdivi-
sion 32, OF square 1884, improved by brick dwelling,
known as I7I2 street northwest, to Mrs A. L. Van
Buskirk, for $4.70O. For Job Barnard and W. J.
Newton, trustees lot 60 In Shreves subdivision OF
lots and 4, square Az situated sth street. be-
tween and 7 streets northwest, to Dennis Bar
rett, for 80 cents square foot For Milton c. Bar
nard, trustee part OF lot T. in square so. situated
on street, between LIST and I'd streets southwest,
to Patrick Greare, for q cents square foot. For
the owners part or lot IL, in square PSI with the
improvements, to Mrs NJ. Connolly for 1918: lot TO-
same square, with the Improvements, TO Mr.. III. A.
Hall, for AS0O; lot 9, same square, TO Miss Nellie
Okeefe, for $1.02 per square foot. The above
property Is situated on 18th street, between and
n streets northwest
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PERsoNAL-Capt. R. Glover, OF the revenue ma
rine, is at the Ebbitt.-Ex-Senator Sharon is at
the Arlington.-Mr. Sponord, OF the Riggs House,
day.
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Telegraphic Briefs


The veterans OF the G. A. X. were on their eXcur-
sion down New York bay to-day. They saw the
start OF the yacht races.
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The Chicago journal prints the following:
There is not the shadow OF truth IN the report ret
ailoat in this city ana Milwaukee, and sent eli
over the country, that a son OF the Hon. James a.
Blaine and daughter OF the editor OF the Chicago
tribune are engaged 10 be married The report
had Its origin IN petty malice. Mr.. Emmons q.
hia!ne resides at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Miss
MedlIl Is school girl, and although they per-
sonally acquainted DO such thing marriage has
ever been dreamed OF by either OF lhen.n
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The Courts.


EQUITY COCRT-Jud0e Cor.
Yesterday, United States agt. H0wgate: Trustees
Fitch & Fox allowed to sell and bring balance in
court Saenger agL Silverberg; security for costs
ordered MCGOWAN agt. Shinn; remanded to
referee. Beneficial Endowment association agt
Wood; 1nal order directing payment TO ID. s. Jones,
administrator. Morris agt. Starr ct al, receiver
directed to pay r s. Davis $l4550; and to deposit
funds In the National Bank OF the Republic. Young
agt- Williams; sale ratified Joachim agt. Click;
demurrer sustained.
POLICE CoCRT-yudJe Smell.
Yesterday, Henry Butler, q cOlored servant at the
Riggs house. was sent TO Jail for 90 days for steal
ing Silver spoons, etc, from that house. Charles
Jones, colored assault On Oncer Stamler; S. or Is
days James Spaulding, assault on officer Howell;
$40 or 80 days Joseph lille, an ll-year-old white
boy 1ncorrigibiuty; reform school during minority.
Jessie Greenhouse, colored, assault on William III.
Mockabee; SO or 80 days.
To-Day, John Thomas, cOlored, indecent exposure
on street; S. Louis Gilbert, colored; do In Ex-
ecutive mansion grounds $40. Michael kegan an
ex-pOliceman, for contempt in failing TO answer
summons, was fined S. Mrs. Coles charged John
K. Pfeil, OF 2 22d street. her next door neighbor,
with killing her cat last Monday evening by kick
ing 1t to death. He was fined S. and an appeal
was noted. A well dressed young man named
Edward A. Miller was fined $40 for assaultng oicer
Feely.
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AUCTION SALES.
TaoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

VINaOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
At my auction rooms. SATURDAY, JUNE FOUR
TENTH. 1884. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, en-.
brac1ng Every Description Of Furniture
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
6,000 Best Quality Domestic Cigars.
ALSO.
Stock Of Hardware Tools. Cutlery &c
Two Crates of English Stone China
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
One Side Bar Top Buggy. made by Graham. Gin good
condition.)
Horses. Carriages, Buggies, Wasons Harness, &C.
jel2-2t THOMAS DOWLIN4. Auct
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II OOK AT Low FARES-FIRST-CLASS FARE, 81
IL ROUND TRIP. S150
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Steamer JANE NOSEIEY leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at $50 pm making close connection with steam
for New York. Ocean View. Virginia Beach and all
railroad lines south
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Fare 25c Steamer
J. W THOMPSON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at a m
For Information apply at General Office, 613 18th
street or at coInpany's wharf. foot of 9th street
ALFRED WOOD Sec
GEO. r. PHILLIPS, Supt my24
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TlHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

MO- dy&ds
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POLICE CouRT-yud1e Shell,
Affair ia West Warrington.

L
PERsoNAL-Mr. Frank Appleby leaves this even
ing for Texas where he expects to engage In busi-
| ness.
| from Philadelphia with 500 tons OF coal
The CONDITION OF THE WATER at Great Falls and
receiving reservoirs was not received to-day, the
| telephone still being out OF order. The water at
the distributing reservoir is clear.
| CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The shipments from
the Cumberland coal regions during the year up to
June 9TH were by the canal, 100 S6S TONS decrease
OF a. 34 tons.
SONS OF JosApAs:-At 1nv1ncible Council. No. =,
Sons OF Jonadab, Tuesday evening, there was a
gala time at the initiation OF ten candidates
| NEWSPAPER PosTAGE-The President has signed
| Representative Townshend's bill providing that
newspapers weighing less than four ounces shall be
| sent through the mails for one cent
ARMY ORDERs-Leave of absence for fourteen
days from June l6, 1884, is granted First Lieut. Fra
zer A. Boutelle, LIST cavalry, recruiting oficer.
Leave for six months. on surgeons certificate OF
disability, Is granted Capt James IL Gageoy, Sd
certificate Of disability, is granted Major John s
Poland, 18th infantry. Acting Assistant Surgeon
Eene4a w se SO rne for
to duty.
mems hospital for the ensuing year were opened
to-day at the Interior department, DR.. Purv1s, II.
JIG clifford, Dr. Thoa Landers being the committee.
The washington bidders were as follows:-A. G.
ss Co. sSa Ss
goods b Rich q sons, DRY goods; +: G. Alexander,
Brow g goods sosse
ceries; VIM 3. Hoover, meats; stota, Cromwell &
SON, groceries: b Robinson Co, clothing; James
Mo SA xns ss1s Sei r. c P SOsas
D. Gilman, medicines VIM. DIX, butter; William 4
Riley, dry goods
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NORTH CONWAY, n. H., June IA party OF Port
land gentlemen and ladies accompanied the Cali
fOrnia delegation to the White mountains this
morning. The excursion party will return in the
evening. The Californians leave for Boston to-
morrow morning.
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Endorsing the Ticket.

REPUBLICANS ARRANGING FOR A DEMoNsTRA ALTON.
AT meeting last evening OF the committee ap-
pointed at the meeting OF ex-soldiers and sailors
Tuesday evening to arrange for serenade
to Gen. John A. Logan, the chairman was author
lied TO invite the Mexican war veterans 10 take
part In the Serenade. A subcommittee appointed
10 confer with Gen. Logan reported that next Sat
urday would suit him best for the demonstration.
The following subcommittee were appointed:
on finance, L. 5. Emery, j. Ii. Baxter, James Nj.
Pipes, N Ferree, and d. OConnor; on speakers,
Gen. Green y Raum, Major WIN. II. Webster, Col.
D. s. Alexander, Gen. j. III ale Sypher, Hon. Robert
Small, Judge VIM. Lawrence, aud Gen. S. s. Bur-
dette; on printing, Capt VIM. Gibson, Fred d. Car
son, and NJ a. Dillon; on music j. L. H. Hall, ii. ii.
Brewer, Capt c. A. Fleetwood, w: w: Bliss, and
Thomas Thompson; on fireworks, ID. r. Gallatin,
\; B. Fithian, Nathan King, III. c. Biddle, and ID.
w. Atwood.
A committee consisting OF Comrades Gallatin,
Blddle, Capt. T. s. Kelly, King and Atwood was
appointed 10 take charge OF such matters as had
not been referred to other committees.
AT meeting OF the Maryland Republican Asso-
catlon last evening, resolutions We're adopted rat
lying the action OF the Chicago convention, and
also indorSing President Arthurs administration
The colored Associated Press at a meeting last
evening resolved itself into Blaine and Logan club
The Blaine Association held a well attended
meeting last night, and listened to a number Of
speeches
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to Herman Benz
Ter and Louise NJ. Helmuth; Vim. Barnes and Bet
Mankin and Florence A. Flack, Of Springfield
Ohio; H. b Brown and Mary Alice McChesney. OF
Prince Georges county, Nd; Geo. X. Warren and
Va, and Sallie ". Lewis OF Powhatan county, Va;
w. S. Dixon, OF Adams county, Miss, and Henrietta
Of Cn,nener comfy Va John s Powers and f,oSc
A. ArrniStead.
WITE's SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.-Mary E. Howard.
nee Hardester, entered suit yesterday for divorce
from Frank Howard She alleges marriage by
Father Mccarthy In this city June 3, 1873: sets
out that the defendant is locomotive engineer on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and she claims
divorce on the ground OF deSertlon
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nAILY LINE To NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
H. and the south
Steamers GEORGE LEART and EXCELSIOR
Ore of these popular Steamers leaves Seventh
street wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at $40 p m,
SATURDAYS 1T 6, stopping at Iiney Point daily, going
and returning, and Cornheld Harbor the Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday trip only
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
PASSAGE and can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at l4th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. ST. Marc hotel, Polkinhorn's. next
City office. Office of knoxs express 9th street and
Pennsyly ania avenue, and at companys Office, eth
street wharf
knox's express viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until 5p N.
je11 WILLIAM Z. WEIGH General Agent
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He DID NOT SUICIDR.-The paymaster general OF
the navy has been informed by Paymaster NC
Daniel, Of the navy, who was supposed to have
committed suicide In Central Park, New York, that
he is well and on duty In Philadelphia He does
not understand how any Of his papers could have
been found on the body Of the suicide.
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District Government Affairs.

Marshal McNichael, in reply to the Commits
sioners letter on the subject states that his office
is in no sense responsible for the delay In the mat
ter OF the proposed road from the village OF Lin
coin through the property OF W. II. H. Griffith &c,
action having been postponed from time to time at
the request OF the counsel for the District OF Colu
hi
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STEAM FERRYBOATS NORFOLK AND UNION,
~ AND STEAM BARGE PALERMO. AT AUCTION.
We will sell per order of the owner at our auction
house, Is Main street Norfolk, Va, on TUESDAY.
JUNE SEVENTEENTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the
Ferry boats Norfolk and Union.
These boats were on the line between Norfolk and
portsmouth, and between Norfolk and Berkey
barge Palermo ~ ~ ~ o-'-
attend sale.
Terms made known at sale.
SMITH, SNOW CO.,
9fl2-dts Auctioneers Norfolk, Va
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MEDICAL. &c.

u FAD AND BE wISE.-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 B ST
~ southwest APPEARED before me and made oath that
cityand win guarantee ali veneresi DIS
ease and furnish Medicine ehargs the poor fur
any hour dq1ns she day subscrbsd and sworn to be-
'G my 10 SAMUEL w sRf.i Notary Public
RFYE HEALED Go TO DIR. BROTHERS. yO6 AND
- 9O5 street southwest. and te cured The only
s to the and nd
a of Years! hs o!
DR. robertson. THE GREAT SPECIALIST.
tcan be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday.
waite, Nervous and Chronic Diseases, embracing weak
Ss 1
@8n1 Main or oes 50 So4s Se9y s1s
baltimore Nd Call and be convinced Of the doctors
nRs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
prescriptions and send you to some side show drug
Of cure q private diseases should consult DIS
Fence ''S u ~ p'' ysp1s laf0
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
% any pe Ssrvoas M
2 2.y a dP9aey It Iparts vs0r to the whole
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ia
1fA dies All female complaints quickly cured Can DO
consulted daily at l24s 7t northwest Oee hours
from TO o'clock pm. with ladies only. mhl3-2m
4 -
Il are the only genuine. For full particulars inclose
two cents to Chichester Chemical Company No 1918
Madison Square, Philadelphia, Pa. mylO-eod
nEBHITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS
~ quickly cursd by the CIVIAIE METHOD Adopted
IN all The HOSPITALS OF FRANCE. Prompt return Of
Pamphlet frye Civale Remedial Agency. leo Fulton
street. New 1ork ap3ths.tu
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim Of early imprudence causing Nervous d.
bility. Premature Decay, ETC. having tried in vain
every known rssmGsdy has discovered simple means
ferers Address j. II. REEVES. ~ Chatham street New
York. jyl0-tu. THIS
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city can be
consulted daily 329 Missouri avenue first street south
OF Tcnnsylysnia avenue between Sd and ~ streets All
female complaints eEd irregularities quickly removed
PROMPT treatment Correspondence aud consultations
strictly confidential Separate ROOMS for ladies' Once
hours-1 To and tot aplA-
RR ROBERTSON THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
IL who stands high In his profession is acknowledged
TO be expert without peer In the wide world IN the
treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chronic
Of the System Bladder Kidney and all diseased Of the
Urinary Organs Recent positively cured In TO
days No mercury caustics used Can be consulted
ONCE Is6 NV Kefers 70 leading physclsns d Bald.
Main Once. 20 Liberty st.. sItimoro Md mh3l
T AIDES you CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Da.
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paid diseases peculiar to Ladtes mar7ed Crsngle
An irregularities and Ovarian troubles treated thirty.
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l 80 Cures in three dayA Drug Store n ath stFeek
Philadelphia
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