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Affair. I'm West wa.h,r-,on.

DR. GRAFTON TYLER IL.-Dr. w. Bowie Tyler
where he was summoned-hls father. Dr. Grafton
Tyler, being quite ILL
Notes.-The canal and Tenleytown roads are in
Dad condition, caused by the heavy rains and I'm
proper dralnage.-The fountain on Nj street adds
greatly to the appearance OF Georgetown since the
OF the fountain completed. Columbus gave
another pleasant hop last evening, 1t being en-
loyed by large number OF guests-Mumford,t the
celebrated New Orleans oarsman, arrived in town
latly, and is the guest of the Potomacs HIS quar-
tiers are at the Morgan house.
ARREsTED.-On1cer Harbinson arrested last night
TWO colOred females, named Mary Beckett and Adj
enne Harris, charged with vagrancy. The law Of
Georgetown provides these women with only
twenty Gays accommodations, while in Washing
ton 1t would be ninety days
SHIPPING Nhws-Steamer E. c. Knight left this
morning with GOO barrels OF -four from Pioneer
CoNDITloN OF THE WATER AT A. x.-Great
Fails ~ tclear; receiving reservoir-north connec-
ton, 81 clears south connection, IS cear dlsIrib-
utlng Observation-Disclosures gatehouse, IS GEAR;
enuent gatehouse. IS clear. Low tide In the river
today p M; high tide, 10 o. IN.
Coal TRADE.-Ten boats. Carrying LIZA II tons of
coal, left Cumberland yesterday
CANAL boARD.-Ihe canal directors met in Anna
pollS yesterday. The committee on accounts pre-
sented their report The president reported very
encouraging outlook for trade on the canal during
wages saiaried officers was DISGUISE and q scale
was presented Tor the boards consideration. Ex-
state Senator George Peter, OF Montgomery county,
VINO is local counsel or the canal was before the
board In reference TO prosecution OF the claim Of
the canal company against the federal government
for the retention OF certain land belonging 10 the
canal on which the aqueduct at West Falls, in
Montgomery county, was constructed. The board
dlrected MI Peter, In conjunction with their gen.
eral counsel, to pursue the claim OF the state at
once. Mr. Henry Dodge, OF this city, saw the board
In regard to his lease OF water power for Seneca
mills, in Montgomery county.
A MISSING HERMIT.-Austin Sheldon, the old
hermit VINO has lived for A years alone in the Pike
county wilderness near Dlryman's Ferry Pa has
oeen missing from his hOvel Tor nearly three weeks,
ana 1t Is believed that he has either wandered
away into the woods and died or been robbed OF q
small sum OF money and watch he was known 10
nave IN his possession, and then murdered. Shell
oon was nearly sO years old. His presence in Pike
county was first discovered In the fall of 1880 by
party OF hunters. According TO his story, he had
Deen ten years In the rock cabin subssting on wild
game and on wild fruit and roots. Until seen by
the hunters he did not know in what locality he
was living or how near to civilization. dispatch
from Port Jervis New York, states that Sheldon
was seen In the streets there yesterday dressed in
ragged suit OF clothes and an old torn hat
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Wilbur f. StOrey,s Estate.
LIVELY AND COMPLICATED CONTEST ABOUT TIL
CHICAGO .tTIMES.D

4 LIVELY AND COMPLICATED CONTEST ABOUT THE
CHICAGO "TIMES."
dispatch from Chicago says: "The legal fight
over the estate OF Wilbur F. Storey proprietor of
the Chicago Times, grows more complicated every
day, and small army Of lawyers are getting their
fingers into the pie. The contest is between Mrs
Storey on the one hand. and the heirs at law, the
creditors and the Times management on the other
A. 5. Trude the criminal lawyer, who has been Mr.
Storey's legal adviser for years. and w. c. Cloudy,
another attorney OF Mr.. Storey, conducting the
nght lor the last named parties, while Judge
TruInbull represents Mrs. Storey Z. G. Asay
another attorney, claims that he is Mr.. StOrey,s
only legal adviser, and he has presented petition
for the transfer OF the case to the federal court
This petition is signed by Mr.: Storey himself, but
Lawyer Trude says the signature is forgery and
lnsinuates that Mrs storey did the signing
Now Lawyer Assay threatens to hOrsewhip LAWYER
Trude, but the latter says he will be In the Vicinity
when any such attempt is made, and offers to bet
Lawyer Assay $4,000 that Mir. Storey cannot hold a
pen In his hand. II Is generally believed that Law
yer Trude is a creditor OF Mr.. Storey and that he
has had much to say recently about the MANAGE
ment OF the paper. He claims that the paper has
been well managed and has made a great deal OF
money. He Is convinced also that Mr.. Storey is 4
wreck, ana mat conservator should be APP
pointed" ~
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A MischievOuS Row.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF COURT OF JUSTICE mt
RCPTED BIZ HIS ANTICS

THE PROCEEDINGS OF COURT OF JUSTICE INTER-
RCPTED By HIS ANTICS
Several days ago there was a case tried In the
Police Court in which the members OF an Irish
family were charged with whipping family OF
Russian Jews. Among the members Of the Jewish
family was small boy, apparently TWO or three
years Of age, who was the most mischievous boy
ever seen In . court OF Justice. While his father
was trying to make the judge understand how bad
ly he was beaten his youthful son was swinging on
the back OF the judges chair, which annoyed his
honor that he gave the young man notice to quit:
The boy still thought Of his father, and he climbed
over the r H. crawled between the Stats and an
DOyed his father, who was on the witness stand.
After being driven away from his father he walked
silently over TO the water cooler and turned the
water, which ran halfway across the room The
Janitor who was sitting In the corner nodding his
head, was awakened by the running Of the water
from the cooler. He Immediately turned of the
water and took the little fellow to task about it.
The little fellow stood silent for moment, and
when things had quoted down picked up his
fathers whip and went for the janitor, who had
some trouble In getting 1t from him. The Judge
boys mother that she would have to take her son
in charge, which she did, but he began to sing a
song and had to be let free He again got posses
sion OF the whip, and was attempting to clear the
court room when the case was ended, the bad boys
father coming out victorious, their opponents be-
ing fined.
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AVLhNAN1o Df 11LL ClLk DROCA.
DED GRENADINE.
No3O,622 remnant all Silk trenSdne IL vida reo1,
lar price 81 per yard remnant price for II yds 3I6
No 55573 remnant Of all Silk Brocade Grenailine
ys regular price 81 so per yd remnant price for the
yds, $500. 40 S
No. 55574 remnant all Silk Brocaded Grenadine ia
per yd; remnant price. 81 peryard ~
No IT, remnant all silk Satin striped Grenadine Az
yds regular price 81 yd remnant price 6 yds ri 81
No S5. remnant all Silk Satin Striped {irenaiine II
yds. $4.T5 paw A "a
No. 70. remnant all Silk Basket Croche Grenadine &
regular price, $3.50 I'd remnant price for vida
No 103 remnant Ottoman Stripe all Silk Grenadine
yds re uar price, 81 yd; remnant price for the
No 81 O59 remnant Morie Stripe all Silk and Woo,
Hernanie yds regular price. sits per I'd: remnant
No A3 or remnant Ottoman Stripe all Silk Gren..
dine 10 yds regular price. 81 yard remnant price
REMNANT OF SILKS
We have 20 remnants of Silk in length ranging from
"a to yds. consisting of eros Grain Gros de Snez
Merveii!eux. Sursh and Rhadzner 8 reII nanfs ~
Matered SILK In dark garnet. rum and navy biue for
mer price 10 per yd: remnant price SOC rer yd I
remnant striped satin all silk dark garnet nrc
S2o va: remnant price SOC per yd short pieces col
oreo eros Gram Silk strawberry and al bronS
regular price, 81 per I'D remnant price Soc per yd
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
s2l PENN. AVE. jy2H o1aD
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Real Scorer ZEPHYR G1SeHAm,

YARD WIDE, AND OF THE FINEST QUALITY, 121s
GEMS.
INDIA L1NFNS SO cents.
INDIA LIENS, 10 cents.
INDIA LINENS. 123 cents.
INDIA LINENS, Is cents.
INGRAM CARPETS. Is cents
FIGULED LAWNS, cents
All Wool WHITE FLANNELS. lsc. 2Oc 22c. 25c
Black CASHMERES, sc cts 4Octs
INGRAM CARPETS. 81 cents.
BRUSSELS CARPETS rs cents
FLANNEL DRESS SUITING, IL cents
TABLE LINENS. 10 cts, Is cts, 80 cts 81 cts
FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING, Is cts IL cts
INGRAM CARPETS 50 cents
Children's HOSE, seams. 10 cts
Children's HOSE seams, 70 cts
Mems HALF HOSE, seams, Is cts
Ladies' BALBkIGGAN HOSE, no seams Is cts
OPENING NEW PATTERNS OF BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS RUGS. ETC. DAILY
TOW sON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side.
1y22 Near 7th street
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LINEN DErAnrnEsr:

- At Last! At Last!
After fve months waiting manufacturers, Rern.n%.
Of Irish Linen to-day received Strictly sDeafinc thse
do not belo in our Remnant sale snnoanceroert -
te q Keeping them on our counter every day in the
we have been promised them every week for the
last three months from manufacturers IN FefseT
and have continually promised many Of our customers
that we would have them next week and newt vreet
Finally they are here length from one TO six vsris
qualities the best prices 49, 80 49, 40 As so Is and a
worth 20 cents; the finest number 81 10 per yard
WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
BOS1 ON DRY Gt,OD> .USk
ONE Pt1CE ONLY
vi IA ave- o-24l Oh It
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LAWNS. LAWNS: LAWNS.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,

BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
b. 8. 10.
SILKS! SILKS! suKs,
~, oi6, S7x
NUNS YELLING Pure Wool, 90
NUNS YELLING. widest double-wdth pure WOOL all
colors, SIN
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES 81 raducad IN
(Aaf price, 50.
CARRIERS, MARKET SPAcR
BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS. so
reduced to 12}2.
BROCADE BLACK SILKS 81, reduced tot
NUNS YELLING pure wool lace style, So reduced to
CoLORED SILKS 6nest quality. $l.5O. reduced t.
IS
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, So
BLACK SILKS! BLACK sTTKs,
$1.OO. $l.25. $780, sl75 81
BLACK CAShAEhL SHAWLS. Pure Wool Sl5o
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REMNANTS Or Fine SILK HOSE

Three pair. Drop Stitched Silk Hose in light blue
size 80 only, former price $l5O; remnant price, 81
each. W.
-Four pairs Silk Hose, Navy Blue, silk cocked former
price, 81 90; remnant price, 81 per pair.
-Four irs Plain Color Silk Hose two Cardinal one
light Blue and one Pink in size only. former price
81. 80; remn Mt price, 81 per pair
Nine pairs Fancy Striped Silk Hose sizes 80 and 9
only. former price Sl5o; remnant price. 81 per pair
len pairs Silk Hose sold silk clicked light
blue, pink and cardinal these extra rood value the
sizes are So and only, former price 81 IS: remnant
price. !. % per pair.
Two pairs silk Hose. drop stitched extra quality of
silk in size 50 only one light pink and wine color
former price s.. 95: remnant ice, 81 so per pair
Seven pairs Silk Hose. silk clockef solid colors pink
remnant price. 81 so per pair
Five pairs Ribbed silk Hose size 80 only one gar
net. two bronz two light blue; former price a. Is
remnant price. $1.75.
Hosiery Department, first door)
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY,
92l Pennsylvania avenue 912 d street
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PROJECTED by the Police.

JESSE Platter AND HIS WHITE BRIDE ESCORTED TO
STATION HOUSE-FEARS OF LYNCHING.
The cOlored man Jesse Platter and his white wife,
Helen OWENS OF Bristol A. A. Co., Md, were still
AT Platers sisters, near Bennings station, till last
night, When they were brought over to the eighth
precinct police station in this city, for protection
A ruInnr reached police headquarters last night
that party OF raiders were expected to ride from
the neighbOrhOOd Of Bristol "a distance OF 2 miles)
TO BrentS house two miles within the District and
lynch Platter. Lieut.. John +. Kelly, In charge Of
headquarters, at 1O:40 O'Clock teephoned to Lieut.
Greer OF the eighth, or East Washington, precinct
70 have Sergt McCathran. in charge OF the county
DIVISION. send mounted men TO Brents house to see
that no breach OF the peace occur and, II possible
have the couple come to the station where they
could be better protected Sergt. McCathran, with
Officers l. Anderson. Prather Mari and ThOs An
derson. went TO the house and stating their object
and fears. the couple readily consented to go with
them 10 the station. Sergt. McCathran, taking
the woman behind him on his horse and Platter get
ting behind Officer Prather the cavalcade rode into
The city, the other officers heavily armed covering
the rear They arrived at the eighth precinct sta
ton about midnight and took lodgings Till this
morning. when they left 1t Is said that there was
not, and will not, be the least danger OF Platter
bing iynched In the District for 1t Is too much OF
Il ride from the Bristol neghbor God to the city,
should Platter be given up under requiSitiOn he
could be carried by rail 10 Annapolis for the excite
ment Is only local and within a radius OF a few
niles OF Bristol. which is considerable distance
from the railroads.
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\ CHARGE AGAINST POsT OFFICE OFErcr.r-
warrant has been issued by United States Com.
III s,iOner Allen, of Brooklyn, for the arrest OF AS
SStant Postmaster Charles b. Morton, or that city,
on ch&rE Is by special Postal Detective NeWcOnih
and others OF faisiIying pay rolls OF the offic.
Norton has been missing several days
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NV Music.

New Music
Cleveland's Grand Victory March. price IS cents,
Washington High School March. price 80 cents
White Plume March Introducing the melody Of the
great Republican Campaign Song, Well follow
Where the White Plume Waves" Price 80 centa
Published and for sale by
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.,
jyl4-lm 937 Pennsylvania Avenue. near 10th street
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"AIderney Dairy WagOns.W
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pOund Ward" prints 35c per
pound. Also Cottage Cheese, ButterInilE ana sweet
Milk, SC. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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m usements. &C.. Tonight.


THEATER COMIQCE.-First-claSs varieties
DRIVERS SUMNER GARpES.-IntereSting perform
M
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city, the great authority on insanity, writes that
he uses nothing else in his practice as stimulant
0ut Duny's Pure Barley Malt WhiSkey. Try It, IL
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A LADY WRITES: 'IHAvE USED AYERS SAR
sapaIilla in my family for many years. and could
not keep house without it. For the relief Of the pains
consequent female weaknesses and Irregularities
consider it without equal"
MOT PARTICLE OF CALOMEL OR ANY OTHER
deleterious substance enters into the composition
OF Ayers Cathartic Pills On the contrary they
Of special ervice to those who have calomel
other mineral roisons nedi in s. and feel their
furious eects In such Ayers Fills inval
liable. jy22
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CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE.

Ghf THE BEST
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
The CONCORD COLLAR.
have on hand large stock of the Celebrated CON
CORD HAkNtSS." OF al. kinds and description
$3.50 at Lowest lrices.
" \SuLe' carriage and EOad Harness specially
LUZ BRO,
E!. Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satches in great variety at lowest prices
livery genuine CONCORD HARNESS las maker,
anle una uaue-niarh stabbed Oh It. myl4
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If You are Going ON a Sea Voyage
use Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey. It will
prevent sea-sickness when used at the meals. Try
il. 10 >
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81 Have Made a Careful Analysis of
| your Duly Barley Malt Whiskey, finding it en-
tlrely free from fusil OIL an cordially recommend
IL 10 the Medical Profession for its purity.
"a. ARENDT,
IL "Consulting and Analytical Chemist"
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July %. 1854 $50 AMI
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather AID occasional rain, slight changes in tenn
p-r8ture. variable winds For Saturday fair weather
Is indicated for the south Atlantic and gull states,
with nearly stationary temperature In all districts
cas- OF the Mississippi river
FRESH MEATS AND Low TaRIFF-Come every
body 10 stalls 521. 522 and 523. Center Market.
ner 9th and streets. and 314 and $40 street
market, and get your meats at the following low
prIees:
Fiiets OF beef, 20 cts. 10.
Porter house steak, ID cts Id.
Ienderloin, Is cts 10.
SirlOin, Is cts H.
Round. 12ts cts. h.
Choice rio roast, IS cts. 10.
Good roast, 10 and 12IS cts ID
Soup meats. D ana $ cts -
CorLed beef. ., s and 10 cts ID.
Veal outlets, IS cts. h.
LOinS OF veal. Is cts H.
Lamb and mutton, to Is cts. ID.
Come one, come all.
Marketing delivered to all parts of the city.
GEO. kILLEEN.
TEE AUCTION SALE at No 13i7 Pennsylvania ave-
rue Of guns, rifles tackle, cutlery &c, will be
tGued every evening at p. III. eiTeat bargains
nl2y be expected
DIETS Bon Ton restaurant, in the first ward, has
lately introduced the vienna Cabinet Beer"
FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-Mr bowling Will sell to-
mont OF household effects. A goOe opportunity TO
get bargains
Shipped nywhere out of town
142s New York avenue
HARVEY & HOLDEN also keep the 'vienna Cabi-
ESJ Beer on draugbt.
READ sinshemer's advertisement.
RAKE BARGAINS at Hemplers. optician; selling out.
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surety one price hat and gents furnishing store IL
this city. Prices cheaper than the cheapest. B.
wise and buy at Frances one price, corner 9TH ant
streets
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Big Bargains, panic prices. 7s6 9TH St Mourn
ing Store NV A
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Rogers & Bros
week, at "Boston Variety Store"
Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach's. 9TH and Hem,w.t
Dr. w. s. Cline,
Physician and Surgeon,
Toms Brook, Shenandoah County, Va,
Duly alt Whiskey Co.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Gentlemen: l find the ample Malt Whiskey q
strictil pure article, free from any hurtful i'm
par,sies, and Just the article Tor iubercuous
patlents. 1W1I hereafter prescribe It In my prdc-
tice. Respectfully,
DR.. Flora A. Brewster Had More Sue.
cess with Dufry's Barley Malt Whiskey than she
did with cod liver Oil for very bad case OF con-
sumption. Try It, IL
If You are Troubled with Las.itude
or lack OF strength and energy use DufYy's Pure
Barley Malt Whiskey. 1t will build you up. Try
1t. IL
If You are Going ON a Sea Voyage
use Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey It will
prevent sea-sicknesS when used at the meals Try
1t. IL
DIR. James j. O'Dea, Of New York
city, the great authority on insanity, writes that
Uut Dunys Pure Barley Malt Whiskey. Try it. I2
A East Fortieth street,
NEW YORK CRY,
June 10, 1884
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKY Co..
BALTIMORE, MD.
Gentlemen: For five years my wife has been
great sufferer from Dyspepsia and by many con-
Sldered 1ncurable. About two months ago q firm
In your city sent her as gift half dozen of your
pure Malt Whiskey, which she used before each
meal and before retiring at night, always using
one-third whskey to two-thirds water. she IS
now we'll, it having completely cured her. L,
therefore, take much pleasure in recommending It
to others similarly afflicted. Yours. sincerely.
IL JOHN II. HENDERSON.
For a Poor, Tired Mother Nothing ts
so great as Duf1y's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey. No
nursing mother should be without it. Try it. IL
Many People at this Season OF the
year, are suffering from malaria Nothing will
break It up quickly as Duffy's Pure Barley Malt
Wh1skey. Try It, IL
Thornton's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds. consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
Thornton, corner baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Md. M,W,f
II You Have a Case OF Typhoid Fever
in your family ask your physician what stimulant
you are to use. He will tell you Dufys pure Bar
ley Malt Whiskey, as it is the only stimulant re-
commended by the best physicians during the
crisis In fevers. Try It, IL
Trough ON COrns.s,
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns" 15c. Quick.
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts bunions
DR.. John l.. Caldwell, OF Baltimore.
says that Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey Is the
best thing he ever knew for sleeplessness neural.
gia, and melanchOlia He has written letter re-
Commenting it to the medical profession Try q
bottle. IL
ssAIderney Dairy WaEOns.,,
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TEE AUCTION SALE at Nc. 13i7 Pennsylvania ave-
nue Of guns, rifles. TACKLE cutlery, &c, will be con-
tiEued every evening al p H. Great bargains
may be expected.
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II You Have a Case OF Typhoid Fever
In your family ask your physician what Stimulant
you are to use. He will tell you DuIys Pure Bar
ley Malt Whiskey, as it is the only stimulant re-
commended by the best physicians during the
crisis In feverS. Try it 12
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cess with Duffy's Barley Malt Whiskey than she
lid with cod liver Oil for very bad case OF con-
sumption. Try 1t. II
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FURNITURE AT ACCTION.-Mr. Bowling viii sell to-
morrow, AT his auction rooms an extensive aSsort-
mrnt OF household effects. goOe opportunity TO
gel naryaiuS.
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Rogers & Bros
Silver-plated Teaspoons, soc. half dozen, for one
week, at "BOstOn Variety Store"
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ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites Of Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take: Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1StS Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by w. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Md m,W,f
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If You are Troubled with Lasaitude
or lack OF strength and energy use Du1y's Pure
Barley Malt Whiskey. 1t viii build you up. Try
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DIETS Bon Ton restaurant in the first ward, has
lately introduced the vienna Cabinet Beer"
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DIR. John l.. Caldwell, OF Baltimore.
says that Duffys Pure Barley Malt Whiskey Is the
best thing he ever knew for sleeplessness neural
g1a, and melanchOlia- He has written letter re-
commencing it to the medical profession. Try q
bottle. i2
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The Only

Papa MOelich,
IN Georgetown, runs the famous vienna Cabinet
Beer"
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The ssVfenna Cabinet Beer,
Is also kept on the steamer George Leary.
DUffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey
Will cure any case OF dyspepsia or indigestion II
taken properly. 1t has cured some well-know1
people In this city, whose names may be learned
On application at our of1ice. Try it. IL
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Rough ON COrns.N
Ask for Wells Rough on COrnS." 1Sc Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
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MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO r. II.
Cook and Ella c. Hull, botl OF Alexandria, va:
John III. Burh and Malyina Cross Alfred Cook and
sophia Bruce; John X. Stewart, OF Virginia, and
Mary Z. Williams, OF Maryland
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Mt. VERNON. Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w CORCoRAN
Leaves 7h street wharf daily Except sunday for ma
htrnon at 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
go l. l.. BLAKE, Captain