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REA.SIDE FASHION.
What tho bellies of soriety VIII Wear
4iT nj the hath. -.

What tho bellies OF sorIety VIII Wear
nj the Hath.
Ee' York Ereha'ce.
Bathing suit12 Yes, We have some, but
the imported ones are not all in yet. The
newest styles are Of navy blue and Lans.
downe blue aannell' They are made with
a pretty and coqusttish yes. front, bat.
toned on to the rather low front Of the
blouse waist, and white braid trimmed
the sailor.shaped collar and cuff, while
boomers Of tho material had Iutlls with
cord and tassel attached, or tied with blue
ribbon and bow, according to the fancy Of
the wcarer. There are some like last years
style, with body and trousers in one. A
skirt Is fastened to the waistband by straps
or buttoned on. Except in some cases,
where the plain ycka suited stout ladies
hest, they will not be worn this season.
Flannel is the principal fabric with the
dry goods houses, unless q special order Is
given for other material. These cost 81 to
$40. 3
A fashionable modiste received New
York reporter with perturbation until he
explained that his Grand was simply de.
sire to obtain information regarding the
garment worn by '.lovely women sporting
on the Waves" One bathing suit shown
us, made Tor q Murray Hill belle last week,
who leaves early for the coast, is CT Boney
Tafta silk, trimmed with Irish point lace.
The lace is Use! up" on the gown. It has
no sleeves, but the lace edges the place
where the sleeves ought to be. This gar.
ment was made with yoke, in blous, pat.
tern and bel,ed in at the waist; black cloth
trousers completed this costume. It cost
s69. A more costly ole wss also shown.
1t is for well known society belle's trous.
ssau. It is Of the puress sik alst, and the
blouse is longer in the skirt than some
others. The hounce OF lace is point de
Venice OF the finest quality. 1t is to be
worn at French watering place during the
honeymoon, and is a copy Of one made for
Mile. Gauloire, reigning belle in Paris.
The Shape OF the garment is Vrain Paris.
1enne, and the sleeves are long, 60 madame
does, doubtless, not intend TO exert her
swimming propensities alter marriage, as
these sleeves so heavily laced would BE- in
the way. = z, =
reporter. 80. = :
,"One hundred dollars; it is not much
when you consider the lace"
Do you ever make cheaper ones ~
"lhe loNest.priced suit for this year ia q
popgee silk Of the new LausdoTne blue
and trimmed with narrow su.aire braid.
II 10 plain plated blouse and short skirt.
The price is SIS. Real lace encircles the
neck and finishes the corded sleeve-band."
hear that at some large French water
lng.p!aces they are to have Ottoman silk,
and pale lavender and purple hues will
predominase.
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The Philadelphia police and letter car
riers sre now wearing helmets, the women
ara appearing in yelvets, bu: there is a
scarcity OF triples. Il. ;
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Rorsford's Acid Phosphate-Advnut
In Dyspepsia, $3.50 -

Dr.. G. V. Dorsey, PiquE, Ohio .ayt: 81
have used It 10 dyspepsia with very marked
benefit. II theirs Is deficiency Of acid In thu
stomach, nothing affords more relief, Will.
the action On the nervous system Is decidedly
bensfcial.n Trh,Av
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Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all Kid.
ney aud Urinary Complaints, cured BY
MBuchl.paIha y 81 -
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DE. yRAzIER's MAGIC c1s1xxsr

The greatest blessing that has been discoy
cred In this generation. a sure cure for Boils
Burns. Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Bore Nip
pies, Hard and Soft Corns, Chapped Lips and
Hands, Pimples and Blotchea. Prizes 500
snld hv Druppista $500 -.T'I1t51,- =
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells Health
Remover" 81. e = -
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VKoVcIHuU, VuIU.
Wholesale Acsnts: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling
W. Va, and ]. Q. DKs1 & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio, e5 pAv
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20 EARS

No .#."
TaE reports from the nsc Of swiits Specific rs.
8. 81 In the treatment o. Cancer continue 10 be
wonderful There seer1s 20 be no doub. that II Is
positive specific for 81 In Canter or Epiteliora.
"For twenty years suffered from C ircer on my
neck. Patent Potash and Mercury Mixtures fed
instead OF curing the Cancer. ! lest the use OF my
AIMS ard the upper part OF my body. Ny general
health was broken down. and my life wss despair.
ed o. y. 8. cured me sound and well. This new
lease OF life Il gave 10 me cannot be measured BY
any monetary value. love my life and the sup
Port OF my family TO Swifrs Spf cinc" r. ,z'rg
ds.l2l ". K Robson, Dsvis5oro, Ga. y
"Mr. Brooks. Eear Albany, vas hopelefsly al.
f.cted with Career. 1t had eaten through his NOE
into his mouth and threat, The time Of his death
was only question OF q very short time. He
trsycd for death, bis suffering vas 10 great g. s. s.
has h.d wonderful eject on him. his 10 prove
ment Is 20 great thit we al feel sure Of his being
perfectly Cared IN time. ~,
- go; ". H GILBERT. Albany. Ga. Z
Our TscatIke m Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants. -'-'.ss .lsr5 a'.5T-. sr--=
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8 Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases Of
twenty years standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after using williams Indian
Pile Ointment. 1t absorbs tumors, allayu
itching, acts as poultice, give, instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, itching OF the privats
paris, nothing else. Sold by druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price, 81. 80 .if.i;53,sii
FRAzixa MrpIc1sE Co., Props,
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Sttr York 7rlbuSe. s.5. nj II a L. +.
At No.7 Frankfort street. in busy Of.
fee, Tribune reporter found William
Mayer, the editor and publisher OF four
independent Germsn newspapers, the
Neu Yorker Zeilung (mornina), New York;,
Herald (evening), Mew Yokr AHgen,eine
Zti.ung (weekiy) : and Mete Yorker Revue
Sunday. In response 10 inquiries abou!
The Republican National ticket Mr.. Maye,
eaid: = ~! ~ ;'i -. =, 4 3 "a
~ regard MI. Blaine's chances Of cleo.
ton as excellent-indeed, ! believe he il
certain TO be elected. It is quite true thai
there Is some hesitation among Germans
owing TO reports having been put in circr
lstion by his opponents alleging that he il
a German hater and temperance fanatic
I know Mr.. Blaine too well to think for ,
J moment that be j. either, His Invitation
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FsAz1kR 4rDIcISI, Co., Props,


Wholesale Agents: LeoAs L Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. @. DEsr & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. 4, rs. = bkv
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Home Proof.


Kidney and Live, D.seases and .Rheumatisn.-
Suffered Tenibly-"Hothing seemed 70 help me |;
could not get out Of bed. III. Rrlth cuad ma" >
-7!t gg ZKPH. PHILLIPS,
Iisas Wheeling. VIVA
Cstarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired vo!ce.-sui
Tered Tor years: patent medicine failed 10 help me-
Or. amilh completely cured me-" 80. ~.
1..11 CHARLES CHADDUCE, ~
OF speidel d Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
Dyspepsia and UlcerHted Observation-Disclosures
Tor }eAr failed 70 give me relief. Dr. Bmith cured
me-" THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
FA-"Had them for fourteen years Dr.. Smith
cured me-" LOUIS =. WASHINGTON,
scroiula, Running Sores on Heat.-"My son WA
tmlctcd for fourteen yean Nothing seemed 10
help him. Dr. smith cured him." ~ IIr'-s'
So ~. MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va
Cancer.-"suEered for years with Cancer, Had
1t cut out three tme1 Itreturned After each oper.
alton. Dr.. emith cured me without knife, cArstio
or pain" Ms. II. N. ORCUTT.
Piles, Fbtula oil AnuL-FlAt on my back for Is
weet1. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
without knife In ave weckl. -sll.s=l1SGII1
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MEDICAL
81 DR.. c. MclANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills
MEDICAL

In offering to the public DR.. o. .veLans's Ct1.
erdsdLiserP iis, as remedy for kirtr and Bllious
Conptdiha, We presume no apology will be
needed. The great prsyale nee Of Liter Compidist
and Billion, Dls1itI Of al kiads Throughout the
unlted States, and pirtieulatlyin the West and
South, where In the majority OF cases, the patient
Is not within the reach Of regular physician, re.
qalres that some remedy should be provided that
would not In the least impair the constitution, and
yet be safe and eeetnal. That such 10 the charac.
Ter Of DR.. O. UeLdAsf Lirer PHI, there can Be
no doubt. The great success which has Invariably
attended their USE will, we think, be sufficient to
convince the most incredulous. 1t has been our
sincere wish that these Pllls0should be fairly
tested, and stand or fall by the eIects.produced.
That they have been so tested and that the result
has beef 10 every respect favorable, We call tens
Of thousands to witness who have experienced
their beneficial effects. ~ = 80 (
~. DIR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
arc not held forth or recommended, (iIke most Of
the popular medicines Of the dayl, as universal
eurc.alls, but simply as specific for Lfrsr Com.
pidin.s, and those symptoms Connected with q Do.
ranged state Of that organ. RI. "a ~ J.
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Rey. Il. o. Iadd wri.es:-"Dr. Smiths PROBES
honAl services In my family have been most nat,s-
lhctory and commend him TO al "a gentleman
and lkilliul physician" 5l5lS-.-Il- :
Mr. Margaret kolb says: ~ had been suffering
for seven year and treated by many phyllclans iof
dypepdh Dr. Smith said ! had Rpe worm, and
Female ComplainA-T year, In hospitals 10,
females, give me peculiar advantages In such casoa
PersonI cured Of catArh, diseases Of heart liver.
stomach, Kidneys, akin. blood. nervous affections
aIthmh testify 10 my uccess. S'lii - : 80 :
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at Z distance may be treated BY letter
and Rtt&lction guaranteed. A chart for .elieI.
and advice returned free. 5ffsi I-I''7, -
Connltaton 1t oace free. ONCE houu from
A. 4. to7f. T., daily. Call on or address 80
f. 7a.z JOHN Z SMITH, u. D.,
ny No. 1tN Chaplina ST., Thealiur VI Va
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IT ia not necessary for man to have {
red beard to be bright.
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Wholesale Grocer, Hain b., wheeling, W. Va.
uloerations Of Rectum, Prolapsus and Piles
wa given up 70 die and pronounced ineu,sb!e.
d.. 6mlth cured me without kniie" :. :
O ~ WARRINGTON DELANY,
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Al trains daily except 81 q lay. $1,000 -
~ pui!mans Palace DRAWING Boom and Sleeping CaIs
tnrouSh without change from steuoenyile East 10
St. Louis - = = ss''i'N
For through ticket. baggage cheek, llseplng q.
co1moa&Eona and any further Information, ar.
ply % JGo. G. T04LNsON, Ticket AGENT n Par.
nAHo!e station, foot Of Eleventh street or st City
i1cfes ohce, under Mcclure House, WheelinI.
JAMES HcCREA,
Manager. Columbus Ohio.
Z. 4. FORD, -
- GenI Pas. and Ticket Agent Pitnb ursh, Pa.
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. WEAK, UNDEVELOpED PARTS

. OF THE HUMAN BODY ENLARiED. DEvEI-,
oPkD. SrREStirllESED." Etc. Is an infsres sting
LiysIt mont Inns nun 10 out AE~ In rrIlv I'D Dol.
bog aenatthns Onthr contrarI III. aivrrtI.ers ars
vrry hishiy inlorssi lniEr-,lr.i I-r.1ns NAV get
srae rSins ali psrticnla aiIiT ss.ng
EnIE MEDICAL u. Rna5L M fainio hfrai., de-
- Iph1i.rrha,- ~ 80,
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HOUSE.
HORRIBLE TREATMENT.

RISING Sun, IND, April 5.-Two masked
men went to the house of Jno. Smith living
in this vicinity, last night, and having beaten
him till he was insensible, ransacked the
house in search of large sum of money
which Smith is reported to have secreted.
Failing to find the money, they lighted a
fire and over it swung Smith back and forth,
he having recovered consciousness, in hopes
ofmaking him disclose the hidingpace ofthe
treasure This was continued till their
victim again became insensible, when the
robbers, believing him dead, departed. The
neighbors found the man horribly beaten
and burned this morning. A posse is in
pursuit Of the williams, who if caught will
be lyuched
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PALMSUNpAY.-Inth the Catholic aud l.pls.
copal Churches tomorrow services VIII
be duly regarded, the same being known on
the church calendar as Palm Sunday. II Is
so called from the ceremony OF blessing
branches of palm, olive or some Other tree
to be distributed among the faithful to be
carried in procession in remembrance OF
what the Jewish people did when Christ,
six DAYS before His passion, made His tri-
umphant entry into Jerusalem riding on an
ASS colt. In the Catholic Church the
blessing of the palm takes place before the
celebration of the mass and after the mass
it is given to the people. In former times 1t
WAS customary to march i'll procession
around the church, but this has been dis
continued of late years except by the clergy
and the ASSISTANTS The services during The
week. known among church people as holy
week. are of the most solemn character,
and typily the death and passion of the Sa-
yiour. Thursday and Friday will be par,
ticularly observed as season OF penltentlal
reverence. In the Catholic church espe-
cially suitable prayers will be said conf
memorate of the days
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I,OLORED SILKS 5Oc 62c, 75c., SIC, 81 90.
4 S1.25. Fancy Silks, 81 &c, SOC, 62r.. 75c.,
SIC, 81 90 Black Silks Soc, 62c., 1oc., SIC,
81 90 10 $500. Cheapest Silks in Washington.
CARRIERS, III Market Space.
Cheapest Yard.wide Bleached Cotton in the
United States (good as ''Wamsutta''), only Sc.
ward Colored Radzimere Silks, new styles, excel.
lent quality actual cash value $50, reduced TO
500 Nuns Yelling (cream), pure wool, widest
double width worth 62c., reduced to 81 l2c. Col.
ored Satins cream, pink, garnet, light blue worth
81 90 reduced to soc. Handsome Brocade Silks,
cream, pink, white, light blue. worth $50 re.
duced to S1OO. New York Mills Sheeting Cot
ton widest and very best, at actual cost, POO.
Black silk Rhadames, Black Silk Mervalieux,
worth 81 so, reduced to $1.OO. Colored Cash
meres, pure wool, double width, pink and cream,
45c New York Mills Sheetng single width Il Il
pidnt special bargain . lSc
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FUNERAL, OBSEOUIES.

LONDON, April 5.-The funeral services
of the late Duke Of Albany took place at
1870 this forenoon. The royal family,
Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia
and other royal personages assembled in
the Memorial Chapel and marched in pro-
cession to Georges Chapel, where after i'm
posing ceremonies the coffin was lowered
into the vault
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FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALES.
Bv R. T. Lucas & Co., Auctloneers.

rrNHE UNDERSIGNED as executor of John +.
| Masters. deceased. trustee in deed of trust
from D. r. and S. F. Blackjack, dated January
10Th, 1856, and recorded in liher R. No. 8. folio
lS9, will sell at public auction in front of the
Fairfax street entrance to the Market building.
Al = O'Clock M, on SATURDAY, May 5, 1854,
the property conveyed by said deed, and bounded
aud described as follows. to wit: A I'ENEMEN
AND LOT OF GROUND in the city Of Alexall-
,,ria Va, on the west side of Lee formerly Water)
street, between Duke and Prince streets, begin
ming on the south side of ten feet alley, being
l2J feet moro or less. TO the south of Prince
street thence south Water street 81 feet !
inches be the same more less; thence with
that line and parallel to Prince street 12O feet
inches be the same more less thence north on
that line parallel 10 Water street to the said alley
thence east on the said alley 23 feet inches be
the same more or less, to the beginning.
Terms OF sale One third cash aud the residue
in three equal payments at six, twelve anu
eighteen months from day of sale; deferred pay
mcnts to bear interest from day of sale, the
purchaser to give his bonds with approved securi-
" for the deferred payments, to pay all costs OF
couveyancing and to have the privilege OF antici-
patng the deferred payments; title to be retain
cd until the whole Of the purchase money Is paid
LEONARD MARBURY,
ap:.-td Executor of John r. Masters, decd.
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DANyILLE INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5, l884.-Mr.
George A. Southall. postal-clerk between
Lynchburg and Bristol; Eustace Gibson,
Congressman from West Virginia, and c. P.
Armistead OF Williamsburg, Va, testified
before the Danville investigating committee
to day. Their testimony did not bring ont
anything specially new.
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE-Mr. Z. Richards
of Washington, delivered an interesting lee
ture on arithmetic at the Teachers Iusti
tute, held at Peabody Hall, this morning.
All the teachers of the public and those Of
many Of the private schools were present.
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THE WRECKED STEAMER.

BosToN, Mass, April 5.-A special to the
Herald from Halifax received late last night
says: 1.-THE steamer Daniel Steinman struck
about 10 o'clock Thursday night on Mead
Rock shoal, about 200 yards distant from
Sambro Light, during terrific gale and
dense fog She Immediately backed off and
the next moment struck on Gardner shoal.
An immense hole was knocked in her bot
tom She speedily filed and within few
minutes went down. So far as IL at pres
ent known but one life boat was launched,
but how many it first contained is not
known. As nearly as can be ascertained
ninety passengers and thirty-four of the
crew were drowned by the wrecking of the
steamer. Five of the crew, three passen.
gers and the captain only were saved.
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: ALEX AFORIA GiZE7TE AND VIRGINS ADVERTISER

|. S CoURTs.-In the U. S. Circuit Court
TO day in the Whitehall Gold mine case the
argument was concluded and the case given
TO the Jury, no returned verdict for the
plaintiff for $500. Counsel for defendant
moved to set aside the verdict, and for
new trial, which motion the court will hear
argued on the oath.
The court then adjourned.
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THE GALE IN THE BAY.-During the past
few duys severe gale has prevailed serious
" interfering with navigation on Chesa-
peake Bay. The schooner Osprey. is report.
ed ashore at Booker's wharf with loss OF
mainsail. and large three masted schooner
is sunk off Point Lookout. a schooner 's
ashore on North Point, at the mouth ct the
Patapsco, and an oyster schooner at Sandy
Point Edward Ross (colored). master OF
the schooner Hester Ann, while helping 10
reef the mainsai, of the mouth OF the Ma,
gothy river. was blown overheard ana
drowned before assistance could reach hlm.
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@Slgs5s
OUT OF DANGER.

PETERSBURG, Va, April 5.-Rev. John
E: Edwards, WHO has been lying at the point
Of death during the past week with structure
OF the bowels, is now thought to be out of
danger.
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isarAi. BREVITIEs-

The teachers of the public schools were
paid their salaries for March 10 day.
The receipts of fish are light, i'll conse'
alcncc of the continued high winds, ANA
prices nre higher.
Felix Quunder, colored, Of Fairfax county,
had II hay mare toleu from his farm near
Accotink last night.
The sale of property, advertised TO take
place to-day by the German Building AS
ISOLATION was postponed.
The police report last night as being clear
and cool with but one LOGGER and no prison
els at the station house. The mayor this
morning had no cases before him for trial.
SIR. NJ NJ. Bayly, District Deputy Grand
Lecturer, of district number fourteen, Royal
Arch Masuns, will pay an official visit to
Mt. Vernon Chapter this city on Monday
night next.
The old brick house in the rear ofthe
Commercial Exchange building is being
three story house and will form part OF
their store.
The two men named Swan, whose boat
was found adrtt below Glymont, as stated
yesterday, have turned up all right. They
were on board vessel when their boat was
blown adrift.
The alarm of fire about - o'clock to-day,
which brought out the entire department,
was caused by the slight burning of o frame
house occupied by colored man in the
bottom" near the Y. NJ. Ry. depot.
Mr.. Leroy S. Edwards having resigned
the position Of Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal of the Grand Lodge Knights OF
Pythas of Virginia, Grand Chancellor D. c.
Richardson has appointed Past Chancellor
John c. Teller, of Richmond, to fill the va
cancy.
The North bound mail train the V. NJ. Rail
way now stops at Manassas for supper
Mrs Richards, in the Third Ward, had thirty
chickens stolen from her premises last night
Colonel and Mrs. O'Ferral, who have been at
the Bradd0ck House for some time, left this
morning for their home in Harrisouburg. The
Colonel will return OH Monday.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS TO-DAY.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The business transacted to-day was OF no
special interest. Several bills were reported
favoraby from committees and number
introduced and referred.
HOUSE.
A resolution that on and after April l4th
the hour for the meeting Of the House shall
be II o'clock was referred.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, the House, at r. Is, went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Agricultural
Appropriation bill.
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DIME MUsEUM-The usual large crowd
was at Sarepta Hall last night and all seem
ed to be trul y delighted. Tonight will be
the last performance by this company
Next week another first class bill of attrac-
lions will be presented.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs--B rdddock House, April
5-Mr. VerPlank aud wife Geneva, n. Y; u. P.
BartcliS Rochester. \. y: II. \. Bnck. Front
ROYAL. Va; T. A. Fuke, Baltimore, Md. W.
Dempsey philiulclphia; q. w. Harden, Baltimore.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS.
The THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING OF
the n W. corner of Duke and st. Asaph streets
with fine lot and stable attached.
For further particulars apply to
frb29-tf EDWARD L. DAINGERF1ELD
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,,NTrD-. live man to take the agency for
w Az ,S;s citv for an article universally needed
"a es .di1 seid. Profits over 50 per cent. Ex-
e Gu houus s325-requred for $500 Sample out,
A. Address for particulars, giving full name and
Ut: 49, BENJAMIN ADAMS.
felet SIsts 20. Box 549, Norfolk, Va
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PARTIES DESTROYS of having well made
garments, fine fitting garments, and artistic
cut garments, would do we'll to place their
orders at once with NJ. J. WATERMAN, who
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