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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
r0 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DS SEENEp rFA M sTE IsL RAILS, SPLENDID

DouBLE TRA6k, sTEEl. RAILS Rail ssssPPILEMNM DfbT
s0EfSF hRf MAaS 5ESEkTY ~ lssJ
For pitsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Ea.
Fast Line, $50 am daily Cincinnati and a. 81 asn
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to CINCINNATI,
Win Sleeping Gar aa saSsP q sceSd cssS
S wtS see ANA enonRa ExP1ea o M daily
ing at Harrisburg with Western Express. with
thdough Sleepers for Louisville and st. Louis. Pa
Wes MtS 70 p M daily ior pttseurg and the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigna, Rochester, Buffalo, Nj
Palace SsEa Washington 2 Ro ssss saturday with
For New YORK and SiHus kast, 1is, AGO.
~, 10 ana LIZ p NJ On Sunday, a. m, ., Ago.
Limited Express p Of Pullman parlor Cars, go
af Boston waoa csanf sSndsy ever,
rfs New Sdss
anordns direct transfer to Fulton street, syoiSihr
double ferrlage across New York City. As
For philadelphia, 10, oandi am, 200, A2O. 10,
ama 90 H. On SUNDAY, va. IN, 2 400, Q, 10,
Limited Am! e. Express, $40 a. M and $50 p. M daily,
vof Baltimore, s;ss, Lls. 800, $40. 900, II a. M,
M On sunday sun zoo, sSo and 400 a. H., 2. 42oe,
For Pope's Creek Line, 40 a. NJ. and 40 y. N.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, lis aud o. III ana laos and a.,
y m daily, except Sunday. Sundays, a. IN. and
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICgsBIJn0 RAIL.
WAY AND ALExANDkIAA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
ForAlexandrla 600, 100, 1885, I0i, aud 90 a. nj;
.0b,a2s, 43b, 6oi, 500, and l.a7 p IN. ON Sunday
at QUO, y;2b, and Ion q, H.. and 500 p. In.
For Richmond aud the South, 600 and ll.Ol 4. m,
daily, aud 400 p. IN. daily except Sunday.
Trainsleaye Alexandria for Washington, COS, 500,
l0O0 and 1910 q. NJ, 800, 899, ola, 1906, and 1919
1870 night.
Tickets and information al the onice northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Ponnsy venuo
and az tho station, where orders can DO left for the
checklngof baggageto destination FROM hotels and
fesidenoeg.
CHARLES, u. PueH, General Manager
j. X. WOOD, GensSsl Passenger Agent
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"TnosE LIrrLR GLASS JARS,

DR.. Warner, up AZ Gullf0rd, Va, was called 10 see
patient tue other day who was q novice at beng
sick, and had TO prescribe for him Of HIS most
disagreeabiy tasting medicine, which he carefully
prepared in capsules, aud after giving the necessary
directions 70 now often II should be taken left.
lie was somewhat surprised the next vlsit when he
saw the capsules lying empty on the table, aud asked
the sick man why he had not taken the medicine.
10 when he replied: INDEED / did, Doctor;
poured tue medicine 10 spoon and took II, for ]
knew II swallowed those liti!e glass J1Ythcy would
IasanH
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scene fer the operas produced under his direction,
and Is but fair 10 expect an adequate representa-
Ton OF the operetta nv his company.

scene fer the operas produced under his direction
and u is but fair 10 expect an adequate representa-
non OF the opcretta by his company.
Tomorrow "Tne Galley slave will appeal 70 pus.
lie interest at Herzog's opera House. 1t ia drama
well constructed and highly sensational II prlstles
with points, and the dramatic situations are many
and effective. The company IL composed OF talented
chicago Tribune remarked as follows In late issue
BARLEY Campbel's powerful drama, 'The Galley
slave, drew large crowd TO Haverley' g last night
Inc success OF the play and the strong that pre-
scented II here both had their influence In drawing
full house. but II was the merit OF the acting that
made II so striking success and which won II
double recalls from the close OF the second 10 the
sslltully wrought up, and the play Closes with an
interest that could hardly have been predicted dur
ing the fret act. The play has made so brilliant an
opening here that IL can hardly fail a successful
week. Daily matinees are given AZ Hefzog' at Q
T. NJ, the performances being complete AT night.
TO avoid the crowds ladies and children should at.
tend these afternoon performances.
1rst-eass sensational boom win he offered the
patrons OF Barton h Logans Museum for the COM
ing week. That universal favorlte OF the people,
Sid. c. France, appears with his double company,
comedy and speciality, IN his renowned play of
Marsed for Life.n Astounding In song, mirh, start
ling effects, and tableaux. There Ia also very ad.
mtrable olo, introducing those popular artists Joe
Burgess and Ada West; the famous Bob Allan and
Thursday, Friday. and Saturday they perform their
new drama OF "Buckskin.' picture OF border life.
All who wish hearty laugh should visit the "Dime y
as they oifer barrel of fun In three hours.
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A Rabbit Foot. Fortune to TIVE Ladies.

TMtInVHI5 IItHII'I NFaIHIlVTIti IJCVs 10
Mrs. NJ. A. Magic 10 q widow lady who resides On
South aud Tennessee streets, IN South Memphis.
Near her lives Mrs Charles Kne, the wife OF ain in
dustrous Swede, now with the Menphls and Kan
sas City Railroad. II has been their custom 10 pur-
chase together fractional tickets ia the Louisiana
State Lottery. Mr. Knell said he had In his pocket
rabbit foot he had cut In Kansas aud II would bring
luck II he was allowed 10 buy the tickets. They
gave MIN nfty cents each, and ne purchased one.
aud wrote the number OF the Ticket, which was
eg and II drew onetenih OF the capital prize OF
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NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
EXTRA.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

MONDAY, JANUARY
Engagement for six nights and Saturday matinee of
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
And full Dramatic Company, under the direction of
MIR. HENRY E. ABBEY.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evepingB W. S.
Gilberts NEUROLOGICAL Comedy, in three acts, PYG-
MALIoN AND GALATEA. Gaiatea, Miss Anderson.
TO be followed by one-act drama, written by W.
8. Gilbert especially for Miss Anderson, entitled,
COMEDY AND TRAGEDY, Clarice, Miss Ander-
son. Tuesday evening and Saturday matinee,
Shakespeare's Comedy, In five acts, of
AS YOU LIKE 1T.
Rosaind, {her nrst appearance in this character in
this city,) Miss Anderson. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings, Bulwer's play, In i've acts,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline, Miss Anderson. Reserved seats, sl.50, 81,
and ~ cents. Admission, 81, IS cents, 80 CENTS and
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MessTs. Miller 4 Jones

Take great pleasure in calling attention 10 their
great genilenlen's resort for beautiful amusement.
1t surpasses by far any place Ia the CITY, The bill
lard room, occupying the entire front Of the New
National Theatre, II an object Of beauty, and at the
same time Affords accommodations unsurpassed In
any city. Furnished With the Brunswick, Bake.
and COlleDder C0mpany's word-renowned billiard
tables, together with costly fixtures Of the mort
modern designs, places II IN tue front rank OF all
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PROPOSALS. FOR ENGINEERS SUP.
Il PLIES.

Z. g. NAVY PAY OFFICY,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 20, 1855.
PROPOSALS., in duplicate, sealed, and Endorsed
on envelope "Blds for EDgneer's Supplies, viii be
received at this once from regular dealers or
manufacturers only until ~ O'Clock NJ. February ls
1855, for the following supplies OF best quality TO be
delivered within thirty days from the date OF award,
IN the washington ID. g. Navy Yard, free Of e1-
pense 70 the Government, and subject 10 the usual
conditions and inspections, viz:
bureau OF steam MISUNDERSTANDING No. 20,
coal, Wood, Tallow, sand, and Cuttings.
Each Item will be awarded separately
Blank forms for proposals and schedules for the
articles required will be furnished upon application
Navy Yard ~ "'
Two responsible sureties are required for the
prompt and faithful delivery of the articles awarded
ana the competency or the guarantors certified to
before notary or other public oficer.
me right Is reserved TO reject any all bids that
ment and to waive defects.
II. ii. LOCKER,
la9-lb Pay Director, u, s, N.
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II lB fact very credltable 10 The growing
art culture IN Washington that over q thousand
Of tue best pieces In Mi. Z. j. HGlleis col.
lection Of eiealnes wll remain In this city. Some
Halle has been prevailed upon 70 remain over a day
longer, and, commencing Monday morning. al ii Al.
NJ, az the arr gallery OF Walter y. Williams Co.
Tenth and hSnnsylyapla avenue, the balance OF THIS
extensive array VIII be sold. Mr.. Halle announces
inat THIS most positively WILL be the last days SAFE
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LOCAL MENTION.

NEW YoRy's favoriie nilllners, White, Howard 4
Co., have moved from the Riggs House and taken
me nne apartments at SIS Fifteenth street, over
Hanson Hiss. Co.'S In order 10 give the ladies OF
Washington the full benefit OF their large New YORK
house, they have brought here nearly one-haf Of
their nne assortment Of imported costumes, such az
hall and reception wraps and dresses, bonnets etc.
The ladies in charge cordially invite the society folks
Of the Capital TO call and their grand exhibition
and inspect the latest styles OF Paris and New York
WALTER h. WILLIAMS & co. announce an art sale
ri extraordinary interest at their auction rooms.
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday evenings. The collection of
leading citizen here will be offered, and includes
the best works OF local artists of established reputa
Tuesday noon, and merit the attention OF all art
buyers.
oRIoLB Foor," the new invention of nfteen-bnll
pool, is one OF the leading attractions at hebard
rarors of our friend Scanlon, ais Ninth street. The
game Ia greatly enjoyed by all who have PLAYED it,
rronouncing II superior to the old one Every table
has undergone repair, while new bassnd cues have
been added.
NJ. a, CoSSELLr, East Sixteenth street, New
York City, has display of elegant imported dresses
ut the Arlington rarors and E. Ladies will fnd
II greatly 10 their advantage TO call.
A Hor Irish or Scotch whisky is lust the thing
this Arctic weather and the place get in thelr
perfection Is at lie Mours, Eighth street, Just above
Pennsylvania avenue.
sHEDDs EXCELSIOR TURco.RUssIAS BATHS,
street. near Nnih established in 1871, are the finest
and best.
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Fresh Attorney butter cbsrned every morning and
delivered in N-pound " Ward" prints, 90 cents per
pound Also cottage cheese. buttermilk, aud sweet
milk, oeDts per quart. Cream, - cent? per pint.
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Speftal AutGes.

nuueis. S29,6lO ~
X. B. Donaldson, w. H. Goods,
Robert Ball, Thomas j. Luttrell,
Noble ID. Larner, Thomas Somerville,
j. l.. johnson, Charles c. Duncanson,
W. j. Stephenson.
The above Ia a true copy.
LAWRENCE GARDNER,
Secretary.
Subscribed and swern to before me- thus esd day
OF January, 1885, CHARLES S. DRURY,
1a24-lt6 Notary Public, D. c.
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r. KRAuSE, ORCHESTRA,


Music furnished for Falls, Germans, Receptions, etc
orders left at Mezeroit x Co.'S Mugc store, 008
PennsS lyania avenue, promptly attended TO.
Telephone Can, 1884. no22-tf6
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'kAFfEE !kshaATscnE"

unique and delightful entertainment, TO he held At
the opening OF the NEW NATIONAL HOMEO-
PATHIC HOSPITAL, corner Second and streets
northwest, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, Jan.
20 and ~, from 10 II r. NJ. Dancing from TO II
T.. NJ. Choice Refreshments al moderate prices.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the Hospital. Admission
903 Pennsylvania avenue; at Homeopathic Phar,
macy, 9ss y street; at Mira. DR.. Popes, 1iO9 Four
teenth street northwest; at Mrs. Charles Nordhon 3,
lIBl street. The Hospital may w reached by Belt
Line cars TO corner Of N and Fourth streets
northwest; also by Seventh and Ninth street to
n street, connecting with special line OF herdcs,
ten minutes for the Hospital. Fare Ave CENTS, or
one herdc or sheet car ticket. ja24-itg
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oaIo1E Foct,n the new invention Of ntteen.snll

NJ. a, coSsrLLr, East Sixteenth street, new
York City, has display of elegant imported dresses
at the Arlington parlors d and E. Ladies will find
II greatly 10 their advantage TO call.
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NATIONAL SKATING RINK,
AN Gil and 6ls Il Street northwest.
FAvORITE FAMILY RESORT,
LADIES ADMITTED FREE
BEST FLOOR IN THE CITY.
ATTRACTIONS EVERY NIGHT.
Good Music. Polite attention.
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Art culture In washington

; Read Sub Rosa For sale al al news,slands.
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TICKETS can he obtained from the Lady Visitors,
the Board OF Directors. Messrs. VI. w. Gait, Bro.
Co., II. Semken, Harris AZ Shafer, the prominent
drug stOres, and bO0kstores and hotea. 1a24.5ta
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-Eeaa suO zoe. F0r Aale . N agw9.glaaasl
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@u. SaHtua g epbn.

Mit benz 9erannaben ber 9erbRiais
ION iteigert ii6 audi pieber 6as Be6irfz
MP nnieres Wtagens fir ~iubftantiele
Speiien. uniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
oas Gleii6, unb UNI iol@es frii6 uub
gut gu erlangen, fann man unmDgli6
elnen 5uberldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon @m. 66fIing & Sobn, go.
81 Aoe. 6. Sie 9erreu baben benz
Sei@mad i9rer &unben &s6nung gez
tragsil unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmof6ine erri6tet, lpel@e allen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaItung unb gnt=
fernung f6dblider Sngrebien5en bes
5leif@es entipri9t. Sic baben beifdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen sroBen
8orratb BON Waftpieb, aus tpel9em
nur bas Bette fiir ibre &unoen gemdblt
miro. Mer reel bebieht iein min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, $50. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
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9itlterlabers @ei6aben mllien na6brids
li9er %tpirfen, als bic sroben plumpen
altmobif6en Giitens Sorts nit elmer See
fabnng BON mebreren taufenb Man1.
uniere bisberigen 2~eiffungen auf
benz @ebiete ber Giiftenbefeftisung iinb
i'm 8erglei9 nit bener anberer Na>
tioneu = fat glei6 Nun. Sranfrei9
un6 @nglan5 baben troB ibrer md6tis
gen &rieesfotten in ben Iebten Sabr=
aebnten iebes nabe an bunoert MiQioz
t1et Dollars %berausgabt un6 Seutl1z
LAMB aQein nit feiner berbGltniBmaBig
geringen &ditenz@ ntmidlung BAT allen
felt benz fran50diden Rriege a~nndberno
50 Wiatonen Dollars fiir bieien 3med
bermanbt.
VS. mag ri@tig iein, rpentt ber Sbealiit
met1t, oieie ungebeuren Summe1t bdt=
ten gu e6leren 3meden bernen6et tper=
ben f6nnen, tie piiroen auf anbere
Weiie, b. 3. i'm 9isnite BET Qumanitdt
un6 @%eiittung fru9tbringenber tpirfer
miiHeut, als bur6 bic Ierpenbung 3ur
gef@afung bon 9riessmaterial, Morbs
uro neutrality-suspicious.. 9os 1T
gang ri6tig, nur 1T barauf gu ertpis
bern, baB mir in biefer nbeiten aller
Welten" nt@t nit Sbealen gu re6aen
ionbern NIT Sbatia6en. Dieie
giniiht wirb pobi aud i1lieBli9 baau
bas Der @ongreB in ben lauren
Apfel beiBt unb fi9 nit benz Nnf9au.
llagen 6er &afenbefefigungsz Commit
fion befreunbet.
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@an antOnio, seras, /. sui 1885.

Gan Antonio, Seras, 1. SuIi 1885.
81 taufte IN bieier @ta6t Elm %ddet bon
SorsfOrbs Self saisus Breab grsparatiou,
antersss % einer demiidsn nnterfaduns uub
fabss bab bafeibe bon reinen unS nidt siftiaen
ebanilaIiea suiaumsnssfstt IL.
pie Sbee bes Prof. 6orsforb mar cine ipirt,
Ii@ ~srobartiae bas unbsrOauIi6e ipeinfein.
Iarrt Wairon, psl9es in alien Gduen bas
eubrelaItat bon allen aus @sinHeiurobm unb
ssatron lnfammsneektisa gadpuIbern IN,
bnr9 Sls I5sbare Pbospborfcure aaIt nnb san.
trou, ben iuirtIi&sn N~abrunsspsrtb bes BroOes
anD hif Ras8snfubHau8 sr5eneenben eIsmsuts
bet Aatrr gu erfsten.
% 1T fi@erIi@ bic Bette un6 ~aefunbeHe grd.
baratiou, lpeIas BEN @ublilum ien,aIs oFerirt
iuprbe, unb jebe 1fuiter, Der bic @efunbbeit
ibrtr 3ineer en- eer3en Iiest, foute tein anberes
eebrau1tn.
Sd tam nur nod Die BeIldtieuna, tueI&e
BON isIisen bsribmtsn gbsmifer @rof. Baron
bon aiebis aber biefs Yrdpardtion absssebeu
purpe biu8ufiaen, iphem er faste sd be.
ira9le bisie Grfnbaus uls cine ber nitIi&asn
0absa, iusIdt bic @ifenf9aft bet 9tenf9beii
s~tIiefert bat.e
Bet alien 0rDcers ~ babes.
BetfuWt &c. 25,11,tun6W
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Die Florence NiabttngaIe Der Rims
DerpfteNe. HsiFt

Die Florence NiabttngaIe Der !&tns
Derphe9e. Hs3
TcI9enbes 1T elm aus5ug zines an ben
Deutiden 8eform Mehenser in @bams
bersbnrsh, Ba., seF&riebenen 8rtefes:
Cine Wob1thdtertn.
Oeffnet bic Tbtre fir Re unb Mars.
@inslow ,plrb bemeiien, baB fe bic anaes
rifaniide 6lOreutiner Nadtisan Der Sim
Der 1T. Dabon fnb mir 10 iber3eust,
baB mir unierer vSuip" lebren treroen
gu iusen: r@siesnet lei Mrs. Binslom"'
neil iie berielben bebilfid mar, User bic
8eriose bes 3abnens unb anbere Be=
i6uerlidteiten fur 3inber binmes3utOm=
men. Wirs. Winslom's Sprtbins Sprup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic S4mer3en unb
furtrt Dhientrie unb Giarrbce. St
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit BON
@nt3inbung unb brin9t ba8 Sinb 9lidlid|
iber Die YeriObe bes 3abnens blnweg.
@r thut seraoe bdS, mas er pcrsiebt 3u
tbuu, NGes unb nidt peniger. Wir ha-
ben einmal Wars. @inslpw ssIehen unc
fennen fie nur burd ihren Soctbine
Snrup fir 3inber. Wenn mir bic Ma1i
bdtten, miirben mir lie ais 9eilanb fir
bic 8inber hinftelen - mas fe aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Sprup mirb in
allen NpOthefeu gu rs Gents per 5lal&e
pertouft.
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9anb.In, unb pflanst ben euten Rern
bes feften Gbarafters in ibren tungen
Bergen, bamit iie bas S9le6te bonn
8uten unteri6ei6em f6nnen; bann
toerben lie tti@ti9e Meni6en, unb feline
9euGler perben, bic NIT 0era9tung
auf ibre Mitmenf@en bIiden, tpel9e
i'm mdBigen @enuie fi@ bas 2eben er.
beitern; unb iie perben dig niiBIi1e
@itgIieber Der meni@li6en @eieli@aft
Dorurtbeilslos bas @ute f6roern, mo-
ftb ibnen @elegenbeit ba3u bietet."
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6amprrhpinen Setlmtttel.

&amorrboiben baben sewObnli@ borber.
aebenbe Sdmer3en int Riden, eenben nnb benz
fnterleibe 70 bas Der @atient slaubt feline Rie.
rem, pber bic nddten Srsane feien in einem
trantbaften 3%utanbe. 3eitpeife finb 8eiden
bon nnperbauli6te,t sesenpartis, als 8ld>
buna, Inbe6asIi6teit Ses Masens etc. Fine
BenStisieit ME s@peis, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN bsroorrufen6, na@Oem maj lparm
ipirO, III elm sepobnlider 8ssleitsr. Blinoe,
bur@ einmalisen gebraud bon Sr. 8ofOnto's
SGmorrboiben SeitmitteI, pel@es brett auf bic
iranfbaften Steaen einmirtt, bic SumOr ab.
@fOrbirt, Sas .Rsftise SUDDEN bsfettist nuO cine
6auernbe Seilune berporbrinst, abgefent.
Mebicine Co., Wiqua, Obio.
@ertauft bel j.. Ralteger & Son.
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-pbotosrapbier, tpelGe in gaIIas
MAPS @aIlerie, 413 OF 9outons
StraBe genDmmen werben, iinb in
teber 9infi9t bolfommen unb f6nner
ni@t ibertrofen merben. Wer cine
porstigli@e photographic gu mdBigem
preiie tDini6t, benz empfebten min, mad
@%aQatpaDs GalIerie gu geben, unb er
mirb aufriebengeftelt merben.
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Sans g. 0eaener

an 9ouftonfraBe;
Safb, Door unb BIinb GactorD
an Npenue 6. 3iefert ole Mrten epn
9 aubola. Brettern unb S6iubeln
5u ben niebrigften Breiien unb fitbrt in
feiner S9neibefabrit ale Muftrdge fur
Sbiren, 6enferrabmen, Salouiien &C.
&C. prompt aus. 8auuuternebmer unb
8auluftige MAIDEN mir duf bic @tabliis
iements bes Germ Sesener hermit be.
ionbers aufmerfiam. [9,785,w1i
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Srreaeleffef

Gernanbina, Nafua Co., Gloriba,
20. Mdra 188O.-n9abe Or. Simmons
2iner Negulator gebrau9t unb gefuns
ben, bab er leiftet, mas ibm na@gea
riibmt iuir3. Sie leBte Senbung balf
mir nidt; He mar ni@t bon S.S.3eilin
6 Co., ni6t bas e9te Ntittel. Senben
sic mir Elm pdd6en nit rotbem 3 nnb
3eilin 6 Co.'S llnteri@rift auf benz
umf9laee. Die ansebIi6e Ar3uei tann
ginem arg i9aSen.-8eni. S.Ri6."
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6. s.. Mnner. mhnlefnlez III

g.. s.. WaiilIer, Mbpleiales unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. SeIen, Nnz
itreidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Nntonio empfieblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtifeln 3u Stem Oort
Preiien unb ma9t ga113 9beionoers auf
BEN setpdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern:
&upfers unb 9tablfiden,
Oelgemdlben uno gbantaiie : 8ilbern
a0er Irt, ferner auf Die gei@madpolle
Muswabl bon 8%ilberrabmen Der aller<
moberniten Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaRenben 3ei9enmaterialen auf=
merfiam. Mle Nuftrdge fir irgen6 cine
Der obigen Brau1en peroen prompt
ausgefubrt; Silber bon ieeer @r6Be ein=
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m0gli9ft
f9nea unb gut beforgt, bic in bas Sad
i9lagen.
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0r. &pinnfp.

Sieler Mane 1T 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Ser. Staaten. bab es fanm nOtbis 1T gu iasen,
baB er Der @rfinoer bes beriibmten Dr. Botanic
9uten. nnb 2unsen S1rup III, bas beliebte
8olfsbeilmittel, no INNER eS befannt 1T, fir
Suffen, grfGltunsen, S9pinbiu9t unb ale
Rranfbeiten bes Salie8 unb Der 2ungen. 1rei8
so Gents unb $l.oo. 8ertauft bel s. aaIt.
cher & @pn.
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Velvetine Powder" Diei
graparation tuur6e 3uert in Der preubiideu
@rmee sesen berbriibte uno s%rinbise Gibe, se-
gen oaS Wunbreiten ODER Wunblaufen, geaen
&ridelhise unb aue Der 1leberbisuns Des 8lutes
emit prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten anseipanbt.
MlS elm Rulber fir Rinber itebt es mnibertrof.
fen ba. PreiS 20 gents. @rdparirt unb aum,
gerfanf BET u. 0reis, @lamo Drug Store,
Con Wntonio.
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Bier ginreibunger NIT benz eroz
BEN @9mer3enftiQer ct. Safobs Del
befreiten mid BON beftigen rbeumatis
f9en S9mersen an tpel6en i'd ldngere
3eit selitten batte.-W. g. &leinnotb,
Ga Borte, So.
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sTmproved Condition Powders" fir @fer'
uno Rinbbieb. Elm ansse3ei4netes un6 ers
probtes pulner in Der 8ehanoIung bon Gub'
tranfbeiten aler Nrt, allsemeine llnpablidtett.
Mnpa@fsn Der Saut, &aube, seIbes Bafer.
an Mppetit. Misunderstanding aut
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb gum Sertanf
BEL MboIpb OreiE 9lamo PIaaa, 9esen-
ber 8eftofiee, San antonio.
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eines @apttatns eladltbe GntDedama.

@opt. Coleman. @doner i@evmoutb, Der
apifden atlantic Gitb unb sep BORT fabrt,
lit 70 befsig an Suften, bab er ng@t fdlafen
fonate ct tuuroe ~peranIast, Dr. Ring Stem
Di8coberb seseu Ausaebruns gu beriu1en. Es
berfdaHt. ibni nidt nur ansenblidli@e 2inbe-
rurs, foabern beiIte ibm aud Die ipunbe Brut.
Seine 6iaoer uaren in glei9er @eife affsirt
unb cine einaise DOiis bate bel ibnen benielben
suten grfols. Or. Sings 9tem Dieeoperp III
nun bas Sauptmittel i'm ~Golemanl9en Sau8.
bait unb am Borb bes Sdoners.
Rrobefaften biefes Mittels gratis in u.
Oreib' apotbete.
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot
41O West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant C0DDHcted,

Receives daily and viii ship by express
or o herwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bav,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Biloxiss
rant, Xxx Select and Select Oysters in
barrels nd half barrels to order
Every variety of Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Crabs,
nafG n soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All oroe $ Tor country filed proaaptly and
caTe1uAy.. orders delivered free in the CITY.
l am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which 7 refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Exnress
company. Telephone No. 1863.
lS,9,d6m FRANK STARR.