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Talk About Tammany.

TIC IaInmany meeting IN New York city last
night received some attention from politicians to-
day. Republicans insist that 1t did Cleveland more
harm than good, and say it means that IL the dem
Gratis are willing to grant Boss Kelly's terms, and
give him the local Offices, they can have the sup
port OF Tammany for the national ticket The
question OF final endorsement or Cleveland is left
III abeyance say republicans. for the present, as
notification TO the democratic managers to come
up and make terms. 1t is also mainta aimed by anti
Cleveland men that the attack OF Grady will hurt
the governor Democrats take the ground that
Kelly and his neutenantS are really forced TO sup
port the ticket by the rank and fle OF the organ
Haton, and that the endorsement OF the national
ticket by .Tammany will be sincere and Will assure
the stale to the democrats
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NOAH WALKER co,
te24 Cos Pennsylvania Ave
SPECIAL Nor1cE.

] RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF IEST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON WHICH
/ CONSIDER AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HI ATEltS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO Ok MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING To- CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYVILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apes No. 452 PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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First baptist Association.

The regular annual meeting OF the First Baptist
Association OF Washington, cOlored was held at
Mount Jezreel Baptist church, corner OF 5th and E
streets southeast, this morning. Rev. Henry Scott,
president and Rev. r. 8. Robinson secretary. There
were present Revs. Sandy Alexander OF George
town. A. Scott or Virginia, j. w. Roane OF Central
church. w. j. Walker of Shiloh, VIM jefferson OF
Third church, John WinsIer Of Seventh, K S. Laws
OF Virginia avenue, j. W. Gaines OF Rosslyn, -
Pryor OF PittSburg, and - MOyes OF Virginia
The sermon was by Rev. Robert Johnson, or the
Fourth church. There was quite large congrega-
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PLUCKY SroNEMAsoN.-Jef Jolly, a stone
mason, while returning to his home at Culpeper,
Va, at late hour saturday night, was attacked
by q hlghwayman. The man placed pistol in
close proximity to jolly head and demanded his
money. threatening him with death II his demand
was not promptly compiled with The stonemason.
who had a hammer with him. defended himself
with It A desperate struggle took place between
the two men. The robber fired at his VICTIM but
missed him. jolly got In one two blows. the last
Of which reled his antagonist to the ground, and,
Il Is believed. killed him
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ScouR1Ne DYE1Ne
PRESSING, REPAIRING
Kid Gloves Cleaned. Securing for the Trade Good
Work. prompt order Clothing called for and deliv-
cred.
s. HALDEM MAN.
au25-1m' 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
S 1Krs
Opened this morning new lot
WHITE AND FANCY PERCALE
Best fitting aud quality in the city
W. 9. TEL.
an9 e35 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPECIALTIES.

TlNO THOSE WITH PILES DIR. MUHLEMAN. NO
- 9th street nortEwest cures pile by direct
treatment. without til knife, callstic or l1ature
Cure guaranteed. Prof. Brinker,off7s FinIrss
Treatment. This recent discovery is The only plan
known for curing piles without the knife or liza
tlre; il almost painless. safe. and permanent
without danger or loss Of time; never tails cure
charges moderate Hours. / TO t D. ia SEA Inn.
~ Prescriptions and send you t. some side show drug
Riss. who divide profits with tie doctor Those disaD
of OF private diseases should consult Drs
Il; Oh RS and GRAY. 900 Il st. S. W. vii furnish
medicine, suarantte cure pay 81 years cxu :
Hence Inn
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNES
u day and Saturday, 45G street northwest near q
street from, In i'll all comic medical mai
t'rs- Success guaranteed II every case. and cases
quickly cured: q cars experience Consultations free
iices riyatc' Aln ,tt,Ce. IL North Liberty street
iIiUF.' MI .elD-:Iu
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GREAT AND POSITIVE CLEARING
SALE

Our entire stockos
LADIES'. MISSES and CHILDREN'S and MEMS and
BOYS SUMNER SHOES
At actual for the balance of the season All those
of Low Shoes should certainly not miss this op-
Ioitunity as some wonderful bargains can be nad.
We have about 500 pairs
LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES
that lave beon soldfor less than!Sa They are
gong at So pair
FL Ct MEMS FINE SHOES that have been sold for
81 ;nd st are now selling at So so andS4
Don't miss this great opportunity as you will save
money " uO1ng 80 at the Reliable Shoe StoresI
s1NsHEIMER L BROS
ty7 SOS 9Th and 315l NJ street4
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE GREEN

W. ~ 1rr,,otoo.
seq cost JAMt 3 b. HENDERSON, Aius'eeS.
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HORTICULTURAL EXnIBITIoN.-The always inter
es,ing annual exhibition OF the Sandy Spring Hor-
hail. on Thursday, September 18th, at IL O'Clock.
IL is pleasant drive OF about three hours through
a pretty country, and the display OF fruits flow
erS &C.. is generally ine There is no charge for
admission.
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= UkIH GERNAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRH
IoSDoS, SOUTHAMPTON AND EREIEN.
Tho steamers of this company Will sail EV kY WE'D
N..oDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen III +, foot II
"a street; HCIDken. Rates of Iassage from NEW YORK
I, LONDON, HAt RE, EREhlEN: BY Wednesday steamer
i IIst cabin 500 10 Si5U second cabin SO By Satur-
* .Gwest rates for freight or PASSAGE apply to
tElRlC H> x CO, ; Bowling Green, Nel. York: W G
NI1ZLHOII L co, g25 Pennsylvania avenue north
west CHAS WALTER 81 street. Agents Tor Wash
.l-tUu
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WALKER BLAINE"
The Autopsy ON Policeman Fowl,

DR.. Hartigan, assisted by Drs Tickling. Magru-
der, Griscoe and Meredith, are making a post NOR
TEN examination this afternoon, but had not found
the bullet at o'clock
The prisoner says he is glad that he killed the
officer,
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DEATH FROM VIOLENT GRIEF-Three weeks
ago. Sherwood Brown, young married man, was
nearly buried beneath a heavy Slide OF earth and
rock In a stone quarry near Equinunk Pa He was
SO badly injured that he died one day last week
His body was removed to his mothers on Friday
fOrinterment. When the coffin was opened for the
relatives and friends to view the CORPSE the mother
OF the dead man and two OF his sisters thrown
into commissions One OF the sisters died before a
physician could be summoned The mother was
restored to consciousness after great difficulty, but
Is not expected to recover,
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UIPHTHERrA RAGING IN TRENToN.-Diphtheria Is
raging in several poor quarters OF Trenton, n j.
The health inspector discovered four cases Sunday
In ConOver'S alley, and many more yesterday In
Coxe's alley, In which are clustered several tene
ments occupied BY Italians Several persons have
died. and the authorities taking the usual pre-
cautions TO prevent spread OF the disease. The
people OF other nationahttes living near the Ital-
iapS are greatly alarmed
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BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court will
offer at auction on WEDNESDAY. the = EVE NrEENTH
Day or SEPTE3IBER 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK p w..
i'll front of the Greenhouse NJ. 1897 north
west and opposite rawlings Square the large Green
house of the la Henry Douglas ESQ., the same being
about 50x2o0 feet aud containing and varied
Towering Plants. well grown anon which about
50 Marechal Sell Roses 81 Hyrangeas Camelias 500
Gala Lilies Jacqueminots Abutilons Begona. IL
HeliotrUpes. II Climbing Roses 10 Aloes India Plant.
Saeo Palm Acacia Trees 30J Mi-cel Rose Bushes,
aud other valuable plants too numerous to mention.
Greenhouse open 10 iIsI ectiol time.
The ground on which the Orr enhouse stands can be
leased at $40 month or bought tor - 1873
Terms of sale: One thrd CASH baiance in six aud
twelve months il bonds well cured and approved by
the court: all cash. at purchasers option. Unless
terms of sale complied with i'll days. Admins
TRAITOR right to resell and at risk and
defautIng purchaser Deposit of $50 reQi ed time
OF sale.
]. j. WATERS, Adm Inistrator,
se9-dtS No 3DIl NJ street northwest
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

SALE OF FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR FURNI-
fCRs. OF THE VERY BEST MAKE.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO. MAGNIFICENT ITAL LIAM
CABINET. BEAU IIFUL 1NLflD WITH IVORY
HANDSOME MAtBLE-l OP BUUFFET; ELE-
IN CRIMSON SILK; wALSUT FRAME PIER
ANp MAATEL MIRRORS; HANDSOME
NESsEE MARBLE-TOP; ELEGANT LIBRARY
SUITE. FOUR PIECES: DINING Oh lis. UP
HOLSTF RED IN LEATHER: WALNUT En-
TENSION TABLE: WALNUT MARDROBES;
FRENCH COUCHES: LADIES WRITING DESKS:
BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASE: EASY CHAIRS:
MAHQGANY-FEaMt PLATt-GLAss DIRE SSI Nc
STAND; WALNUT Br DSTEADS: REC EPT1ON
CHAIES: EBONY-FRAME CONVERSATIONAL
CHAIR, UPHOL>1 Erred n LEAiHER; BRUS-
Sells. INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH. COM
Inenciig at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ. We shall sell at resi-
dence 1914 street, between l4th and 18th streets
northwt st.
This SALE as will be noticed embraces fashionable and
superior Furniture, of the very best makes. which
parties Will find examination to he in perfect order,
and those i'll search Of Furniture should this sale
the il attention.
se6-d WALTER B. VII LIAMS Il Co, Aucts
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ TIL MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ EElMttN THE last AND THE WEST
Ma WASHINGTON
IGUBl.f ~ a. x y.SNry COI-PIFRf


IOUBiE Il.AsE' !.NSFY COUPLER,
.,,,-,,,, STEEL RAILS
II ia.s I TsTiL rr = AP Nrr5r E 1'rH
IaVe Nsshin'ton iIom station 81 New Jersey
H. Cicasc CINCINNATI Louisville and s. LOUIS daily
Cos.l.S and Pala.e sleeTing as to above Tt,il:s
sithoqt Change. lois IL daily 10 Chicago e1cep:
Ios h'tsl,urv at $50 a m. and $50 q m daily : 40
El - ft;sburg. Cleveland aId Detroit, With sissy
10 Ioiedo and Detroit via Nonr, eyille. Io.I5a IN
GAly, With Sleeper Coz Toledo. Via MEryI.4 and L-A.
TRANS Tor Philadelphis and New York a. 80 n.
10 p p daily with rarlor anu s@.fia4 cars at
IoI baltimore week days s. 81 40 : 90 10 On
minute tram 40 $50. 50 5Oy : d = No. i0:i6p
IoI Baltimore on Sundays 90. $50 saoa II,
81 S.Vo 4'Ao. $50. go '.Oo. so B. 40 anu 10 100
1erroints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lois 4
1r Annapolis GO a N. ard I2:I0 ard .4Op m or
srR,iay go d M : ~ = ,Lnl..,.,..,r,..-
20 Q 40 40 a N; y 10 J. m . %; so. 90 add
and US i DAILY s s1eSft "nd 1sa4
M hq-S i9 pr I ,T ,ar ItsIs S s No s
,,,se! bTalch 80 a NJ daily ehesri Spiday -
m Ga1iy exert SnndSy' '-
for Hassrstown lois a M and $50 ? daily eIcep.
1Tans arrive from the West daily. 60 80 22s
St,5a New lcFk and PhiladelPhia. 2s5. sSoa- r. daily
Ifon 49, - Gy' y.eSpi sunday, so and es7 m
sunday. S-J3 i. T.. q % L. IL
xiOiL Ai:1xton q ..aily, and 10 DAILY.
t1c'It sunday
tI SIa Irs,!eIek and Intermediate POINTS. s2s.
- N osy from Point q Rocks
@EstLs .e.Ne baltimore Ter Washington 1T go. 81
~ 10 80. s:Ju y 10 AID lOU j LTD. 2oo
w. 800. oOt ts.5, 80 9UU 10 Is Z. Sun
Gays 400. 40. rs go 3 10 800 4 H. l.SO sou.
y u 53oo and so y. ~
Altrains from. sshIu2ton sop AZ Relay Station .x.
eep y. Ii.
eS isss se sRy The r:moFs sn
ala ave Lue. 18th where orders
ny p0ini IL the city
n CLENtNIS, " OF It BaIttrnore
~~' T. n. LCkO, GeU9 Passenger Agen.
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District Government Affairs.

CUNFLAINIS UF
Complaints are made by the citizens of south
west Washington that the contractor for street
sweeping in that section comes around only once a
month; the streets there are dirty, and smell foul
these hot days, and need sweeping once week. =.
OVER 8, 0OO,O 600 WORTH OF PROPERTY IN ASHES
AT CLEvELAND.-The fire in Cleveland, Ohio. sun
day night, swept through large lumber yard dis
trict, destroying about 100000 feet OF lumber.
Twenty-Seven loaded cars OF the Bee line were con-
sumed. Box factories, planning mills, coal yards,
every thing embraced between Carter, Bayford and
Vail1ard streets and Scranton avenue was COM
pletely wiped out Finally The flames were con-
Quered as they reached the New York, Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio railroad Office. which was only par
TALLY burned. The loss Will amount to about
81 100000
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The Alleged Navy Department. Thefts

MR. GOODACRE STATES THAT THE CHARTS WERE PUR-
CHASED, NOT STOLEN.
Mr.. d. NJ. Goodacre, who has been accused OF
connection with theftS OF charts from the hydro
graphic office OF the Navy department. to-day
have been flying around that department about
worth $4,000. and states that the paper upon
which the charge OF larceny is brought was bought
ana paid for during his absence by Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Go0uacre asks a suspension OF public opinion
until the case is heard before proper tribunal
A Missing Grocer.
wM. FEGAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
In THE STAR OF Friday last Ii was stated that Mr.
VIM. Fegan. grocer at the corner of 10th and U
streets and New Hampshire avenue, had been MISS
ing for some weeks. Mr.. Fegan has resided here
for about thirty years. and for some years was in
business at 18th and streets, where he has left
fore his departure this property was sold, and he
had expressed wish to visit an old friend, August
Miller, superintendent OF the Soldiers Gene
terry at Hampton, Virginia On the morn
ing OF the 18th of July he stated that
he was going to see Mr.. Miller, and about 7:45
O'Clock left the house. taking with him $1,000, as he
expected, after seeing Mr. Miller, 60 to Newport
his friends have resulted in no ddings whatever
OF him since he 10 cross the street In front
OF his house, and ~ is feared now by bis friends
that he was murdered. There is nothing TO 1n0i-
cate that he abScOnded with the money, fora few
days before he had paid debt OF $780, as also some
years. who carries his age we'll; feet 10 inches in
height. and weighing over 200 pounds; fair COM
pleXlon with light brown hair. tinged with gray,
and wearing mustache and gOatee.
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T,HUMAs BOWLING, Auciion.er.

'iiONAo Do"LIN"' Aucti0Htef.
CHANCFRY SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
On NlNEltLN " 1lihkT NONTHm EST. BE-
by virtue Of decree passed in Equity cause No O.
5.Sf3 Docket Il. Will sell. Z, .,DAE. THE M.a
siXiLLNIH DAY Of SEPTEMBER. A. D. 1881 In
AT FIVE OCl.O X I. NJ. i'll front Of tie PREMISES
subdivision lots Nos Is and IL. III square No 1874 each
oi aid lots fronting 20 feet 18Th and having 4,
derth OF lUof'et with comfortable daelli house
and improvements thereon
Terins oi sale: One-thrd cash: residue in two equal
Iyments AZ siN and twelve months with interest
day Of sale; ms option purchaser may nav the
whole purchase money i'll cash 800 to be deposited
time OF sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
FRED. ". JONt =, Trustee
sel-d&ds Glnton Building ~ Louisiana v,nue
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FINANCE AL AND CoMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. IN. prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
/. special wire 10 II. II. Dodge. 533 18th street:
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvEE
Company pIer. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
NorIuande. Frangeul Wednesday, Sept. 10, 9 a. In.
Labrador Collier. Wednesday. sept IT, 4 a. H.
Can .da. kersabi-C Wednesday. Sept. "a j.. Ill.
Checks payable on sight. in amounts suit. on the
fanque DEMONSTRATIONS of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN,
Agent. No. 4. Bowling Green, New York
q. ". MOSS 215 Pennsy ivaria avenue;
j. W. BOILER & son. y23Pennsylvania avenue
SCI tor Washington ID G.
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A Lawyers Alleged Crime.
J. PARKER JORDAN ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS OFFENSE,

J. PARKER JORDAN ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH A
SERIOUS oFFENsE.
This afternoon Sergeant Nokes, OF the first pre-
c1nct, arrested j. Parker Jordan, a well-known
member Of the Washington bar, at his Office, No.
COS Louisiana avenue, a warrant issued in
the Police Court, on the oath OF Miss Belle
Carroll, charging him with having yesterday
committed an assault and battery upon her. Mr..
Jordan was I&en 10 the first precinct station. Miss
Carroll states that she received note from Jordan
promising TO give her employment IL She would
call at his Office, and when She went yester-
day he locked the door AMI TOOK her by the hand
and threatened, If she did not submit TO him. he
would Kill her. She states that she resisted him,
and that In her attempts 10 get away from him She
knocked the skin from her hand, and shows her
hand In evidence. Miss Carroll Is OF an AleXan-
dria Va. family, and, While very poor is said to be
OF good character.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Charles
Julia Watson; W. Alfred Wilson and NJ. S. Moore;
w. H. Kggeston and Katie NJ. Lord. both OF Rich
mond; Walter j. Wrenn and Mary E. Patton, both
Va, and Mamie 7. stubbs OF Richmond c $.
Prathcr, or Good Hope, and Hannah
NJ. Barrett; Joseph Meyer and Emma L. w CHAN,
both OF Richmond Va; Joseph II. Pierce and Eve.ine
II. Hill, both of Washington county, Md; W. W.
Watson, OF Stafford county, Va, and Maggie
Hannen.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTEp.-Mr. Walter Williams, 10th
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
ports that two young men went into his store this
morning and asked from one OF his clerks change
for $50 bill and in counting his money after they
left, found that he was 80 short--Mr Frank X.
johnson, 469 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, re-
ports that some one entered his room on the 9Th
instant and stole his hunting gold watch.
valued at s20O.--Arthur Burrows, 18th and X
streets southeast, repOr'S that while in the Gas
company'S office yesterday, a pickpocket stole
bOt'l OF medicine from his pocket.-IaSt night
some one robbed John 1. Ransom OF ladyS gold
hunting case watch, worth $4o at the saloon at
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HoMING PIGEONS AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.-Ffve
baskets OF beautiful homing pigeons were received
by express at the signal Office this morning for
liberation Tor a trip on time There were sixty
birds in all. sixty in four baskets being from
the Newark pigeon flying club. The remaining
basket contained but seven birds, five OF them be-
longing to E. II. Conover, OF keyport, Conn.,, and
the other two to A. p. Clarke, OF Meriden, Conn.
Tie last two about week ago made the trip from
Havre-de- Grace to their home, 225 miles, at the
rate of 800 yards per minute 1t is intended TO re-
lease all the birds at sunrise tomorrow morning
the topof the signal service building provided
the weather is favorable. The time OF departure
GEN. HAzEN is in the city. He Will reJoin his
wife, however, in day or two, at West Point.
COMMANDER RoDLEY ID. EVANS Is In the city. 1t
is understood that he Is to be given the command
OF either the Marian or the Omaha, which are
being fitted for sea at Portsmouth, probably the
former.
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MEDICAL. &c.


READ AND EE wIsE,-DR. BROTHERS. oos b ST.
i thu Ela,s. Established I4pert Specialist y, this
sse aad furnish Medieinc emo chargs; the ro9r fur
honE the DAY. subscriber and sworn to ~.
a Z! Or s hHH Il W ssF a no ssisrr Pubic
VI tive OF DIR BROTHERS. InviToratina CoriiaI
MI cue any case of Seminal Weakness Nervous D,
'ystSln, 50, Bstrcet southwest. aus In.
~ " HtAfTp 90 DIR BROTHERS 9ot
- ana sos d street Invest and be cured The only
III 1 Sy gar ., 1I 9ttstl. e the tre,, 4
a private chaEae' r. Tor over 81 years. au25-lm'
DIR BEt HEK- 5 not III dldct 1st,b.he ia al
ssn aea a ff Bo II 8 e . st yq w
eaz @ single Ed Al 4 1I7 resa sa s and x to
riaH tro ib',s successfully treated cs-Board with
shed o. thOs- WHO may sire ~ stay IN the
o.ty under MS ir' a tinent au25- Inn
MADAME III FOREST V,S RFMYDY FOR -
casai,,,i ,tiIy al "a 9Th street ortwest ofice hours
.roin 10 o'clock m. with l4'li,s only jy222ln'
MANHOOD RESTORED
victiru q, early ,mrrudence. causing Nervous ~.
'5ity. tremature Deray stc hsy.ps tried in vain
q SIX eur, which he viii send FREE to his ieow.suf
mrs Adtress J. IL kkE'Es. A. Chatham street. New
g1dEs ID the clSitfr Mrr6p adopt
IA ali the HOSPITAL, OF FRANCE Prompt return
i hliOR. simple cases, % To st. Severe ones. 81 u
~ Pamphlet FREE. CINIALE REMEDIAL AGENCY.
!tU Fulton street. New York. ar3- stu-ly
DENNYROYAL PILLS-CHICHESTER'SE ENGLISH
are the only genuine For full particulars incloss
ION Gent stamps Chichester Chemical Company No
-3l3 Madison Square. Philadelphia. Pa mylo-ecd
NE DODDS NFRVINE No. "A PERMAN
~ Cure Tor Nervous and Phys!cal Debility. Loss
Vitality caused b. lndiscretion, excuses, &c
sold - STtNDIFO DIS st. Cloud Pharmacy, corner
9TH and + streets. Price 81
sent by mail aled. auc6 -tuts
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
OoK AT LOW FARES

Il q - Il
7 COX AT Low FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FI1:S7 CLASS ARE. 81 ROUND TRIP. 81 30
s Ihs .l Wharf M5Sb4 a MS and Far
DAY; at Ss' m and SATURDAY. at p. Return
fsssas.s ana at B and O. ticke. Office
FOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
steane- THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FkIDAf, a m--fsTe sc aug
SIEANFRMATTANOIE sSEvENTH-STREFT
- What every ST NDAI. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
a. q 3slSGa n for Aat;ox cT.sk returning Mon
Landings going and returning Also. touches at Grin
days up and Chapel Point and Breit's wharf Thursys
down and Mondays and Wednesdays uT. Freights re-
': E5s daily g. l. ! "a S !trse AT hart
. FROM 7TH-s,riTET WHARF,
andhss rstnrnins Tues sa s0m and
ceHen. BAY and nSs snss -
On s.tur days 80 p n. for curr1oran Norini. AM
htsrm-tilate LANDINGS returning sunday evening
% ,Tedntsdays 80 a. IL. srecaI EXCURSION to Co
JOHN 4. PADGETT. Agent
b15 CIV. RIDLEY. Manager.
ITO NORFOLK. FORTRESS FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
steanler GEORGE LEARY leaves 7th street wharf on
Mondsys and Mefnesays az ~ Satnrals al o p N
retu ming
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MOANING.
Exclusive connections with he Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also with Ntw York and Rich
mond steamers. Norfolk and Western, Seaboari
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage and can be secured at Baltimore an6
Ohio ticket Office l4th street and Pennsylys
MA avenue; at II. Marc hotel. Polknhorn's.
city post Office, Office OF knoxs TIN AM
PUnnsyi, ANA avenue and at CompaIys Office, .tI
k;rs-t wharf.
k1o1s express Will call for and check baggage from
hotels ard private residences.
FTslxht received daily until ~. m
!yl0 MILAN p. WEIGH General Agent
1)oToNAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt. ". c. GeoShesan WIN RESUME
ftI trips to Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
March 9TH leaving StephensOn's wharf at M lesv
0g BsltlmoF- tor Washington every FRIDAY az PIN
Freight received until D In Saturday, ONLL
Al River IT light must De prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uueIualled
AIPlyto sALfHENSON BRO. Arerts
nlh36m 9Th street wharf
MT. VERNON, Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCORtN
Leaves 7t-Sreet wharf daily texcept Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning. reaches Washing
ten about 5:tUp.m
go L. L. BLAKE, Captain.