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Our Sea.cOast Defenses.

PROVISIONS OF THE FORTIFICATION BILL RE
PORTED TO-DAY.
The fertilization bill reported to the House of
Representatives to-day provides for an appro-
priation of $955,OOO OF this sum $500, 900 is
recommended for the expenses of board to be
appointed by the President, consisting of two
officers from the engineer corps, two from the
ordnance corps, two from the artillery corps of
the army, two from the line of the navy, and
the Secretary of War, which shall ex-
anime and report at what ports fortifica-
tions or other defenses are most urgently
defenses best adapted for each, with reference
to armament, the utilization of torpedoes,
mines, or other defensive appliances. The
board is authorized to make such experiments
as may be required to enable it to determine
upon the best methods of protecting batteries
for defensive works.
An appropriation of $3.50 900 is recommend
ed for the purchase and competitive test of
specimens of the various kinds of machine guns
now in use, and of any others which may be
presented and deemed worthy of consideration
for the armament of sea coast Notifications, in
Guiding the manufacture OF heavy guns and
carriages, and for the purchase or manufacture
Of multicharge guns, and testing the same.
The bill provides also that hereafter the
calibers of all heavy single-charge rifed cannon
''that before any further contracts are entered
into or expenditures made for cannon for the
armament of Notifications, q breach-lOading
rified cannon of twelve-inch caliber shall be
produced and subjected to a satisfactory test Of
its power and endurance, and under such con-
ditiOnS of rapid firing as to resemble as nearly
as possible those existing in actual battle"
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Over fifty physicians of Baltimore, including
those of leading hospitals, charitable institu-
tions, colleges and schools, have voluntarily in
dorsed Red Star Cough Cure, not only as the
best thing of the kind ever discovered, but as
being entirely free from the harmful features
of other cough mixtures. Every one will find
1t safe, sure cure. It is entirely free from
opiates, narcotics, emetics, and poisons. It
leaves no bad effects. 1t does not derange the
system. 1t is pure, pleasant, prompt. Sold by
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the United States at fifty cents bottle. The
CHARLES A. VoGELER COMPANY, Sole Pro-
prietors, Baltimore, Maryland.
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THE ARNo.
Select, Private Hotel the Finest Of the Kind q -
National Capital.
hyette Square
This new establishment Is ready ~ IT, No.
ton Of guests; newly furnished thfoughouf osC0l
suites with large parlor and prfvats baxh; 49, 49,
BoTH EERicAN AND Eu1oRnAH xzAH
ocA&ion Central and CnsuTpanno1. 08
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Mo CURE NO PAY-WHITEHCRST'S CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted TO cure Coughs Colds,
Group Throat and Lung Diseases, &c Six droIa =
dose. Try it Inot satisfied return the empty bots10
and get your money back. Sold by all druggistA
n14-ftu. t1:Sm
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Arscnic Caused His Death.

Arsenic Caused His Death
THE CoRONER'S INQUEST OVER THE REMAINS
OF Mr.. SCHULTZE.
This afternoon at police headquarters the cor
oners jury, Of which Mr.. ]. T. Price is the fore
man, sworn over the body Of Mr.. Lewis C.
Schultze, who died on Monday morning at 900
D street, yesterday met with DR.. Patterson, the
coroner, to hear the evidence. Yesterday the
stomach of the deceased was removed before
the funeral took place, and placed in the hands
Of Dr.. De Smedt for examination, and he found
that the suppositions of the physicians that
there had been arsenical poisoning were correct,
the quantity in the stomach being sufficient to
kill a dozen oxen. 1t was thought by
the family that there was no suicidal intent,
for the deceased, after DIR. Walter had called,
being asked If he had taken anything, replied:
Nothing but some salts" There was found in
his pocket, after death, a package, the contents
Of which proved to be arsenic; and there was
also arsenic found about the house The stom-
ach was found empty of food, and the quantity
Of arsenic vas nearly as much as could be held
in the hand.
MI. F. n. Mackey was present in the interest
of the family.
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IMPoRTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAc
CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIAtS
French Clarets, S3.75, q and $3.50 per dozen
American Native Wines, Brandies and Chamnaene.
VICTOR ROUx, 174l Pennsyivanis ave.
Agents for nrst-clsss house, Bordeaux, Burgundy.
cea1 n16Ams
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CLEVELAND AND rMR oIIvIn
QUESTION,

A Sensation Caused Nv Ma Latter
Recommending the SuSpensaon 81
silver Coinage-The silver Men De.-
faint.
Mr.. Ceveland's petter In reply 20 Mr.. Warner
has created a sensation among the silver men
in the House. and husky whispers Of extra 60.
sion and disruption OF the democratic party
passed to-day nom desk TO desk. The silver
men are not shaken in their determination 10
fight the SUSPENSION clause in the snndry civil
bill. and n bitter contest Is looked for.
Roth facti ms are busy no aking canvass, and
u has developed that the silver men may de-
Sat tSai on e msre majority vote thew would rSled
Ice beaten. Consequently they have deter
mined not 10 allow vote TO De taken upon any
part of the bin as long as the suspension claus1
Il I'm IL.
The men supporting the proposition viii NOT
are being directed by Mr.. Cleveland, and ars
willing that there should be an extra session
Mr.. REAGAN's WARN coMMKNTs.
Mr.. Reagan says Cleveland is preparing %
defeat himself before his Inauguration. and
thinks there is no doubt that the cabinet viii
be made up OF men holding the same opinion
with himself The gold bugs" of the east are
expected To have control OF the administration,
party WI by i Reaga aTpGsi and Bount, Nils. and
others viii stand on the defensive.
They expect war from the start. They say that
Lamar's popularity with Mr.. Cleveland is on 40
count of his opposition 10 silver He voted
against the Warner bill 60 remonetise silver,
though the legislature OF his state instructed
him 10 support II. and has made speeches
against silver. Bayard and Manning hold the
same opinion on the subject, and Garland 10 un-
derstood to favor suspension for the time
Mr.. Cleveland's attitude IL accepted a. tllustra-
tive OF his firmness and perfect independence
and as To what is to be expected rom his I'D.
ministration. He divides his own party, bus
the
REPUBLICANS ARE SPLIT UPON THE eUBJEc9
also, and don't know Just now TO act. A1eeding
republican said 10 THE STAR to-day that he
favored the suspension ofsilver coinage. and ell
the men from the east would vote for It But"
he added, after a moments hesitation, "thiG
looks as II Wall street had a hand in IL"
The probabilities are that even IL all the ap-
preparation bills get through the House before
the 4th of March, there viii be an extra session
called by Mr.. Cleveland II a measure to suspend
the coinage of silver il not passed.
Mr.. Clevelands letter f. being circulated
among the silver men, who will not give it out
for publication until they have all consulted
upon the subject.
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The Presidential Change.

NO CEREMONY OBSERVED IN TRANSFERRING
THE WHITE HOUSE AND ITS CoNTENTSTUE
USUAL COURSE ON INAUGURATION DAY.
There is prevailing impression that the
transfer of the White House and its contents
upon the change of administration is accom-
panied by a ceremony, particularly with regard
to transferring the responsibility for the con-
tents of the building which belong to the gov
eminent. Such is not the case, however. At
the conclusion of the inaugural ceremonies at
the Capitol. 1t is the custom for the new and re-
firing Presidents to be driven to the White
House in advance of the procession. There they
partake of a hasty lunch, which has been
prepared by direction of the retiring President
as a last act of courtesy to his successor. They
then proceed to the grand stand erected in front
of the White House and review the procession,
which will have arrived by that time. The new
President remains in possession and his prede-
cessOr and members of his family remove else
where: With regard to placing the RESPONSE
sion nothing is done. Not even new inventory
of the White House is a bonded off,
cial of the government and is the respon-
sible party. 1t is taken for granted that
new President will not make an immediate
change in this office, having other matters Of
more Importance to occupy his attention.
When there is change in stewards then an in
ventory is made of the contents of the building
and the responsibility for them transferred
from one to the other. 1t is understood that
the customary program will be carried out at
the approaching inauguration. Mr.. Arthur
will take up his residence with the Secretary of
State temporarily.
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AmuSementS.

FoRD's OPERA House, Calendars Ministries
and the Hyer Sisters begin their engagement at
Ford's this evening. The Hyer sisters will
give the duet specially composed for them by
Sir Julius Benedict.
MISS KATE FIELDS LECTURE on "The Nor
mon Monster" at the Church Of our Father this
evening should be remembered by all interested
In this question.
NATIONAL THEATER.--Mr Henry G. Garlic
tons excellent drama, .victor Durands" con-
formances are followed with deep interest by
the audiences. President Arthur and family
occupied box at the National last night
ALBAUeH's OPERA HoUsE.-The pretty music
and the broad fun Of "Falka" keep the audience
at this house in good humor nightly. The
Miss Bertha Ricci sing the changes In 20, Joy,
Q Raptgreg The sale Of seats for michael
Strogod,' which il to be brought out at this
to-day.
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The Call for an Extra Session Of the
Senate.
The President will probably issue tomorrow
9 proclamation calling special session of the
Senate for March 9TH
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The Latest Cabinet Talk.

WHAT WAS SAID ON GOOD AUTHORITY AT THE
CAPITOL THIS AFTERNOON.
It was announced at the Capitol this after
noon, on undoubted authority, that Senator
Lamar had formally accepted the Interior de-
partment. go
1t is also said 10 be certain that Garland Will
be Attorney General; Manning, Secretary Of
Treasury, and Bayard, Secretary Of state. Villas
is regarded as pretty certain to be the Postmas-
ter General.
The Navy and War portfolios will not be filled
until Mr.. Cleveland comes to Washington.
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Mr.. JOHN DAVIS to-day relinquished his posi-
ton as First Assistant Secretary of State and
took his seat on the bench of the Court of
Claims: The vacancy in the State department
will not be filled by President Arthur.
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. L y y II ID l. L y f.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR-
FROM PIER ~, y. r.. NEW YORK.
AURANIA-- Wed. March BOTIINIA-.... We'd. April l
SCYTHIA-. Wed March Ii AT RscSIA-.-..~lt.. April 4
OREGJS--W led, March - UMBRIA.-.--~at., April IL
G4LIIA--We6i-. March - SERvIA-.- April Is
AND EVERY " WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PAS>AGE-S6U. So0 and 500, accord
Ing to accommodations.
Steer2gc ST very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts {
Europe lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
HaVre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply AZ the Company
Office. No !. Bowling tvreen both Storage and
Cabin u OTIS BIGELOW * co, COS .th street,
Washington. u. G.
MesSrs OTIS BIGELOW d co,
fe25 60J sth street. Washington.
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The District in Congress-.

>D1-r'VRNOC1ND Wilkes.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Mitchell submitted
an amendment to be offered to the sundry civil
bill, as follows: For telegraph and telephone
wires already laid by the Standard Under
ground Cable company and in use by the gov
eminent, and for the enlargement and extern
sion of the system in accordance with the plans
agreed upon by the company and the commits
sioner of public buildings and grounds namely,
for lines already accepted by the War depart
of the SYSTEM S43, 232 in all, SCI, 5O4, this sum
to be Immediately available.
PROPOSED STATUE TO LAFAYETTE.
Mr.. Sherman, from the library committee, to
day submitted an amendment to be proposed
to the sundry civil bill to appropriate $4,000
for the erection of a statue with suitable en-
blematic devices thereon in Washington to the
memory of General Lafayette, and authorizing
the Secretary of War, chairman of the joint
itol to contract for and erect the statue on some
suitable reservation.
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Adjournine for Inaueuratfon.

CoLuhBUs, OHIO, February 26.-The legisa-
lure adopted joint resolution this morning to
aaJourn from February 2Sth to March 10th to
give the members an opportunity to attend the
inauguration exercises at Washington.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
Coal Woon
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WIZARDS AND RAILROAD YARD:
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS Sw.
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED
BY TELEPHONE
1902 street northwest.
1918 9TH street northwest.
1s4O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
1112 9th street northwest
Corner Sd and X streets northwest
221 Pennsylvania avenue southwest
ial3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

ASST. TREASURER E. o. GRAVES has gone to
New York for a few days.
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T3-4t*
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
T'HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
SALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONERS. |
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 10th, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY FER
RUARY .TWENf Y.SEVENTH, 1855, the Fish
Wharf Privilege in Washington and the Fish Stalls
term OF one year from March 1, 1855. as follows:
s, Al TWO O'Clock p NJ on the premises SIX Fish
Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P n, on the same day, on
front of the fish stalls of Center Washington
al rights and privileges granted or allowed by the
wharves or docks for landing cleaning and sale of fish
in the city OF Washington and wharf or dock shall
north side of the Potomac river between 18th street
east and u, l4th street west to the highest bidder
due TO be paid within five days from day of sale
By order of the Board of COMMISSIONERS, .. c.
Major of Engineers, U. s A.,
f6-IO Engineer Commissioner d. c.
FT,HOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On WATER BETWEEN CONGRESS AND
Ply virtue of deed of trust bearing date 9th -
day of June 4 D, 1879, and recorded in Liber H.
No 9l2 folio 332: one OF the land records for e.
the District OF Columbia. and by direction OF iIe
parties secured thereby. shall SELL public auction
II TIns Fl me pFedFlssss on tRlPAS TWENTY
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that piece or parcel
OF ground lying in the District aforesaid and known
Georsei9wn fronting twenty-five (25) feet on the
lines drawn northwardiy at right angles with said
Water street one hundred and twenty (12O) feet i'm
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in six and twelve
months with Interest and secured by deed on
the property sold. 500 required at time of sale.
n6-dts MAYHEM Platter, Trustees.
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Ndn'e. o. 2:45 Name. G
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Md. February 26.-virgfnia sixes
forties 34Vrginfa new threes 5Is.; North Carolina
SKIES old, Ito bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Mt. Mp. February 26.-Cotton easier
Wheat-southeTn lower; western lower and active;
southern red, S5a9O; southern amber, 93a97; No.
Maryland, SO bid; No western winter red, spot,
sSs una msrcs sas SiaS4 april sSaSS May ssS
white yeow steady; Wsstern lower and more active
western mixed spot 47l447ss February, 47la asked
steamer, 45isa46. Oats very Southern, 36a3s
western white. 3Sa39 western mixed 36a37: Penn
sylyania, 36a39; Rye firm and quiet, 73a75. Pro,
quiet; 1osll Whisky steady l2oat Other
steaqy and quet-cot.9n 7.s2d; flour, Is Sd grain
els; corn, l15900 bushels oats. 600 bushels; rye
corn, 1000 bushels Sales-wheat $50. 900 bushels;
corn, 326, 800 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO February 26.-Closing prices-Wheat-
T Tsbs ~; March 74a april 5,; May sou:
April s5s; May. A. osts-FebrpaTg, 27ls; March.
March, 1895; April, 1919; May, 12s!la; June,
1917 Lard-February. 6S711: March, 6.S712: April
6971a May, 7.O5.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID
scHEDULEIN EFFE(~rsUSDAy. DEC. 21sr 1884.
UNTIL FL HITLER NOTICE
Leave Washington from station, corner of New Jer-
For Chicago 900 am, and 1910 pm. daily. The
500 am Is q fest Limited Express TO Pittsburg and
next morning az 900 No extra fare Is charged on
this train tor fast time.
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily at 23O
I'm and 1910 pm. with Through Coaches and
fSas ses q J ,r, TO af9 N points Without u,
CINCINNATI and 81 Louis arriving in Cincinnati next
Is charged on THIS train Tor fast time.
For Pitispurg al geo am with Parlor Car and 50
For Baltimore on week DAYS. s. 6:1O $40 80. $50
and loco ana 1910, l:25, :}l5 do minute train,
33o. 4:}O, 4:4U $40, $40, .:l5. SD, 1880 pm
an; l2o. 1:50, 44O, $40, .:IU, .I5. $50, 1O:3O
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad aud
For Annapolis, 6iOaIn. and l2:1O and 4:3O pm; ON
sunday SD M 40
For Way stations between Washington and Balti-
S5 and io;io pm. ON SUNDAYS PSI ss5 am. and
l3o. $40, -:I5 and 1890 pm For stations on
and 30 pm cai-y 4;4o Z m daily, except sunday.
al daily, except SUNDAY, for lexington. stanton
and Valley branch. 800 daily. except sunday;
for Frederick, 900 am, FLO pm. daiy. except
For Hagrrstown. s.o5 a daily, except Sunday and
Trains arrive from the West daily. 600. 40 am,
From ANNAPOLIS, $50 am and I:5O and sos D. IN
SUNDAY, IJ.30 a m. 6::5:5 m f---
From freefic and and nsi eA pent ss
and S:lU = daily. except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington at $40 $40
80. ; and 1880 AIN, l2l5. 1:5o, - 4, 4:2O, 3,
go, 80, and 1920 pm: sundays, $50, )
and AIN, 49, So $40 D. $50 80 and 1920
pm
All trains from Washington stop Relay Station ex-
Cep -. BIB and 40 pm
For fIrtaer Information apply al the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station. 6lg ard
l31l Pennsylvania venue, corner l4th street where
orders viii be aiken fOf baggage 10 be checked aud
Received q: any point in the CITY
b DUNLAP, General Manager, Baltimore.
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DR HA1NEs
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT.
1t can be given in cup Of coffee or tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it; is absolutely
harmless. and win effect q permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patien is moderate drinker an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given In thousands of
cases. and in every instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed. 1T NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific becomes utter impossi-
bility for the liquor appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio
For Sale by
r. X. HELPHENSTINE,
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 14h and Streets also corner lAth street and
Vermont avenue, Washington, D. c.
Call or write for circulars and full Particular deco
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STEAMERS

ENERAI IRA NSSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company'S pier. No. AZ North River, foot of Nor
ton street. New York.
~. German, Traub, Wednesday. March4, Sa. m
Canada de keTsabiec. Wednesday March IL. j pm.
Labrador, Perier d'Hunterive, Wednesday, March
il. ga
Cheeks payable on sight, in amounts to suit, the
Ban4ue TranSatlantiGue OF Paris. LOUIS DE Be
BIAN. Agent. No. Bowling Green New York.
MeSS-S. BELL & co. Agents for the District of Co
lumbia, 1857 Pennsylvania avenue,
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NANCE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the Signal ONCE to
day: 8 am, $50; am, 27.6; IL q. ms 1922
2 PM, 34.2.
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q. 8. SHIPPING COMMISSIONERS j. G. RExD,
formerly private secretary to Mr.. Arthur, II .
guest at the White House, where he viii remain
until after the Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

MI NE ''o''S
RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST
can be consulted on business and all affairs of life.
Fee, 81.
Residence, 1910 18th street northwest. las
DILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY DI-
Il rect treatment without the of knife causc or
lgature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted at 723
9th street northwest, from to p. m. daily. d1-:5m
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and gen.
temen SO cents each. 4OS street, between 4th and
9th streets northwest. jel4-9Ow*
MADAME pawn (RESIDENT) MANICURE
AN1 and Surgeon Observation-Disclosures beauti-
fed; Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured;
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails and all diseases
Feet successfully treated Single treatment, either
hands or feet, 81. Rooms and g, 945 Pa ave .n46m
Mrs. NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
Nx and Business Medium is again at home, 1924 It'll
st. NV, where she will be pleased to receive her
friends and patrons n1O-4ms
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MEDICAL, &c.

Obstetrics since 1888: skillfll treatment for all
Office 1IO5 Lincoln Place n Capitol Hill FIST
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vi or two of DIR. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor
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TT HAS NEXER BEEN CONTRADICTEDTH THAT
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Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies, married single All irregularities and oya-
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IN the city under his treatment fe2l-1ms
hR. ROBERTSON, THE WEII-KNOWN ply
stefan and surgeon and the oldest reliable special
ii IN Baltimore city can be consulted in Washington
every Wednesday and saturday, his private rooms
426 q St NV near Az ST, from TO 8 pm al
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CITY and Will guarantee in all venereal
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sworn i 10 T r hour Gg5 4 hg Day sabscrbed and
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