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Ibid nj Know I was
Loaded"

May do for a stupid buy rAuso but
what can be said tor tho parent who
sees his child languishing daily and Hil-
10 recognize the want oi touit anal
blood-puriher2 Formerly, "a course oi
bitters. or sulphur aud 10 GLASSES, vn. flI,
rule ia Wcll-rcgulatcd families hff uun
all intelligent households keep Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which b. at once pheasant
90 the taste, aud the most searching ami
effective blood medicine ever discovered
Nathan $. Cleveland, ~ o.. Canton 3d..
Boston, writes " M daughter. now ID
years old, was Ia perfect health until
year ago when she began tn complain uI
fatigue, headache, debility dizziness
indigestion, and loss 81 appetite. ! con.
clu,ed that all Der complaints originate.
Ia impure blood. ana induced Deer 40 tAht
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine suuu
restored her blood-makuu organs ff
healthy action. and iu due time rctsuU
lshed her former health, / find ANcrt
Sarsaparlla a most valuable remedy luI
the lassitude and debility incident go
spring time.
J. Casright, Brooklyn Power Go.
Brooklyn, n. Y, says CAS- "a Spring
Medicine. I fnd 4 splendid substitute
for the old-time compounds in Ayers
Sarsaparilla. with "a few doses of ANrrs
Pills. After their use, i feed froshDr uuu
stronger TO go III ough the summer
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED nv
Or. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass.
Price o. six bottles, t5. worth % a bottle.
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"a GREEN OLD beH.-

Few Men or women Reach ~, nat Naar.
~ All Mlght-The Rom rhnbte En-
perience Of IN Oetnneu4riHu.
There is only one thing dread. +" e., ths
late Charles Summer. "lud that 81 dee coming
on Of old ago."
Mr. Summer was a brave man and roufH
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face dHnoerunfinchinalv
lu. 90 watch tho haifa
Wilton. tlle linos of pain
aud care grow deep In
tho mro. u rtI the
strength and activity 10.
ine aud death coming "a.
were moro than Iie could
boar AaH huw many
others G.rl tIt uuo t0-
day Pains l'rs ofsloen,
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and fochlcncss, OIL break ht Hpnlt uavo You
never heard ~ Mr.. Nathan Chaae. of Nrw BOD.
ford, Massf man nearly four score years Old
and hale and hearty nf in youth. And yet ha
was supposed to DE diving 81 heart trouble lees
than two years ago. Here ia what he nava.
A year ago OF more / began t0 lose
hcsh and strength, sent for mY physician 81
know the cause Tie examined mo. nnd said a
was my heart that The old machinery was
wearing out, aud / muat be- careful SIN L
grew worse. Finally / got 80 bad I could
scarcely breathe; / could not lie in bed bui
had o. sit mp al night with possibly One
hours sleep out Of twenty four And Yea
to-day, / am II. fine condition. can 'ro
mp thrcc flights Of stairs without iuc0n-
venience, and feel a. well and about aa voune
as ever IN my life before. What ACCOMPLISHED
tins; Hunts Remedy nothing else. N has
made a new man Of me, and bluss God ior ID
every day"
Such an experience should bo n valuable
Lesson 90 all readers, both old and tnunq.
II shows that . long aud happy lG 4 pusals
Bile. II shows that men or women need not
dcspond. II shows that by care and the use
Of the right remedy h,alth, Happiness aud
loug life may be secured by an.
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TUE sPEECHEs-sENAToR BLACKBURN DENOuNcEs
CIvIL-sERvICE REFORM.
Political Notes.

An immense republican demonstration took
place at Indianapolis last night in honor of Gen.
era Hovey, their candidate Tor governor. 1t is es
timated that fully 10000 persons witnessed the
parade. General and Mrs. Harrison arrived at
New Denison at 3 O'Clock, and, with General
Hovey and Ex-Governor Porter, reviewed the pro-
In TOmlinson Hall, where the Hon. John NJ Butler
presided, and General Hovey and Ex-Governor
Porter spoke.
The New Hampshire democratic convention at
Concord yesterday chose presidential electors as
follows: Thomas Coggswell, OF Gilmanton; Harry
Bingham, OF Lttleton; George Van Dyke, OF Lam
caster; " alter Aiken, OF Franklin. The national
democratic platform, the President, Mr.. Thurman
anu the Mills bill were endorsed and applauded.
The republican convention at St. Paul, Mimi,
yesterday, made the following nominations: For
Giltilan for assistant chief justice, T. W. Collins
The republicans OF Colorado completed the state
ticket yesterday. The platform rsaf1irms the prin-
cipies OF me republican party, iorses the action
RADIO electors for Harrison and Morton.
AT the South Carolina state convention at Co
lumoia, s. G., yesterday, j. p. Richardson and w.
governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Representative SOwden has been invited by the
national democratic committee to take part In the
campaign.
The harrison ana Morton log cabin erected by
the republicans OF York, Pa, was dedicated last
evening amid considerable enthusiasm.
made yesterday: Tenth Virginia District JACOB
nost, republican (renominated); second New
hamBshire district, Edward +. Mann, democrat ;
nlsn Wisconsin district George H. Brickner. demo.
Graf; nrst New Jersey district, Christopher Ber-
gen. republican; nfth Alabama district, Joseph r.
Soop democrat (renominated); fourth New Jersey
oissric,, samuel Fowler, democrat; third (''Shoe-
oetnS MissiSslppl district, James Hill, republi-
eau; eighth Michigan district, Z. T. Tarsney.
oenOcrat renomlnated); NTH Mississippi district.
=: ANDERSON, Democrat (renominated): sixth
n0m1nated). w
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sales of Real Estate.

Caroline L. Myers has bought, for "a. 700, from
W. Obold, lot % and pit. %, 50. $50, fronting &c
feet on west side 9TH, between II and streets
northeast. II. L. Strang has bought, for $, OOO Of
Sarah F. Barker, sub. Is, 50. 433, 1s by rs, on
north side or public space, between 9TH and 9Th
streets southwest. Virginia Garrett has bought OF
C. A. Lemar, for 8, 00O sub. 40, So 1863 % by %
on east side OF 10th street, between and streets
northwest.
Noah l. Jeffries has sold to Katie II. Olmstead,
for s3,2oo-J0 sub lots 81 and S. square 90 front
Ing 40 BY an average depth OF 114.22 on NJ street
between New Hampshire avenue and 22d street
northwest. ThoS. SOm-rville has bought OF Susan
b. Latliner ct al, for $780, part lot IL, square
streets northwest.
F. 8. Obold has bough: OF X. Goldschmid fol
A,o1o, part 4, square SIG, BOY by 80 feet, on The
corner OF 4th and East Capitol streets
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Condensed Locals.

The Jefferson Democratic Association last night
adopted the new constitution proposed for demo
cratic associations, and endorsed the appointment
OF Charles Thompson by the national democratic
committee as financial agent OF the District.
The Marion Rifles returned home last night from
their ten days encampment at Clifton Beach.
They were met at the MoSeley'5 wharf by the
stay-at-home members OF the corps, the Corcoran
Cadets, National Fencibles, and the Merchant
Rifles, and escorted 10 Their arnory on 11th street.
Tue Connecticut Republican Campaign AsSocia-
ton for the District was organized last night with
the following officers: President, Major U. s. San
ford; yiee-president, Luther Harrison; secretary
and treasurer, T. Z. Spencer.
From }. C. Parker we have HarperS Bazaar for
the I'D inst.
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Yesferday's Ball Games.

The senators stopped at Buffalo yesterday on
their way to Detroit and were defeated by the
Bisons In an exhibition game by the score OF TO 5.
OBrien, Shoch and Arundel, and Farming and
WEIGH were the batteries. Each club made = hits
and errors.
Detroit won from Chicago, ) TO q, by heavier
batting. The batteries were Krock and Farrell.
and GetZein and Wells Detroit made 10 hits and
errors, and Chicago hits and errors.
Indianapolis won from P1ttSburg to i, and
thereby glined seventh place. Burdick and Daily,
and Stacy and Miller were the batteries. The
boosters made 10 hits and errors, and Pittsburg
hits and errors.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 3; st. Louis, .. At
Cleveland-Cleveland, 3; Cincinnati. 2. At Phila-
delphia-Athletic, 4; Kansas City, 3
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Traussers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows;
j. F. Reardon TO W. F. McAllister, subs 90 and So
So 1925; s.. Sarah H. Auffort to C. II. Parker,
part Is, So sol; $50. T. A. Duffy ct al. to W. A.
Redmond, lot 81. block 9, T. and BIS sub, Mt
Pleasant; 8. w. A. Redmond to W. MCGUIRE ct
al, same property; s.. B. Il. Warner TO s. j.
Gass, sub Isl, So. g23; 3. +. s. Obold to 8. j.
kupe, pit. 4. so. SIG; 500. A. P. Howe to p.
ME Hurt Howard SUB lO2, SO. ISL: s.. b. f.
Leighton ct al to Augusta ID. Hutchings, lot Is,
blk. % Brookland; 1875. C. Shirly Carter to John
y. johnson, sub los, south college grounds 81 500
w. Waring 10 j. w. Richardson, sub lot 8, So g.
OF 1o4: =. John sherman, trustee, ct al TO Helen
NJ. Belts, W. II lot 2, blk. 81, Columbia Heights;
SI239 80
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Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 2 Il H
Hahn's Reliable Shoe Houses are headQuar
tiers for Gents Fine and Coarse Boots.
Good News to Tea Drinkers.
Thea-Nectar Reduced to 6Oc,
And Special Present

u
With Every Pound,
To more thoroughly introduce to all that appreci-
ate cup Of good Tea,
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company has
concluded, in order to introduce and at the same
time TO push their unexcelled Baking Powders and
Thea-Nectar Teas, to give either handsome plate
or beautiful cup and saucer. They will also give
an elegant pitcher, a useful whisk- broom holder
and many useful and ornamental articles to every
purchaser who buys pound Of either their in
Superior Mixed Teas at 49, 40, so, 90, and SOc
per pound. Choice Gunpowder Tea at IS, 40 so.
Formosia oolong Tea at IS, 40, So 60 Soc and the
very bes: at 81 per pound. English Breakfast Teas
at 40, so. 90, and very best at SOC. per pound.
SOc Tyson Teas 80, 60, SOC, and the very best at
81 per pound. Our 81 Gunpowder Tea is the very
best In the market and our soc. Teas cannot be
Coffee at SOC. per pound cannot be beat Best Ma
racaibo Coffee SOC. per pound; best Rio Coffee at
3Oc, and nne Java Coffee at SOC. per pound.
FINE ROASTED COFFEE
At 20, % 25 and csc.
Our Teas and COffees are always fresh and we
guarantee to give satisfaction or money refunded
We receive fresh roasted Coffee every two days,
therefore we have fresh goods hard at all times
Customers can have their Coffee ground fresh
as
pound is the BEST cheapest, and most economical
In the market.
The best standard Granulated Sugar at SC. per
pound.
me best STANDARD sugar at nc: per pound.
The best Light Sugar al 61Sc. per pound.
The best cut sugar ut SHc. per pound.
The best Powdered sugar at Skc. per pound
We give checks with every rs cents worth OF
Tea, Coffee, and Baking Powder.
REMEMBER OUR STORES.
SOB 7th street northwest: 1920 14th street north.
west; 3104 NJ street, Georgetown; So, SO. and go
Center Market; 90 Western Market; and
street Market; 101 Northern Liberty Market
SOFIA NEWTON H. BOWMAN Manager
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable sm
Difficult Repairimg q Specially al
FuNKs's Sewing Machine Agency, 7th and o.
se5,7,6
See Hahns Ladies' 1850 Waukenfast Button.
"ROyal Clucs' mends China, Glasswood. &c.
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Affairs at Washington Grove,

CORRESPONDENCE OF The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON GROVE, Sept. 6, 1888.
Mr.. Fred Moulton, son OF II. B. MoultOn, esq.,,
had his left foot badly crushed between the bump
ers OF the Frederick express cars yesterday even
ing. He was standing upon the platform waiting
for the unlocking Of the door when the engine was
attached TO the train and his foot slipped between
the bumpers. He was brought to the Grove and
DIR. Choate OF Rockville, dressed the wound, sew
ing up the cut.
There vii. be a meeting OF the stockholders Of
Washington Grove Association within a short
time to consider the proposition OF q transfer OF
certain parking ground TO the syndicate pur-
chasing the adjacent woods.
There will be an exodus from here this week and
next, leaving but few families here. The weather
Is cold and tires are built in all the cottages II.
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Emory Grove Camp.Meetinx.

COrfespOndtnce OF The EVENING STAR
EMORY GROVE CAMP, Sept. z.
To-day being chlldrens day the occasion was
duly celebrated by the schools of the circuit AT
O'Clock the sermon to the children was preached
by Rev. d. E. Wiseman, after which the schools
and friends marched in a body to the church,
where Rev. j. II. Bailey preached the funeral SER
mon OF little Eugene Robertson. After the inter-
menu the body OF men, women and children
marched again TO the camp, where the children's
day services were concluded with appropriate re-
marks by the pastor, Rev. E Hammond, and
MeSsrS JET MacaDee and Coates, and Misses Mary
and susan Macabee. The music was conducted by
Prof. EMS. duet was sung by Misses Sarah
Brown and Maggie Davis. The congregation then
marched around the camp and the services closed
Tor the day. Arrivals: Revs. Watts, 8. A. Lewis,
w. A Brooks and s. X. Hughes. s.
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PunE BnooD

Il absolutely necessary IN order to have perfect health
Hoods sarsaparla il the great blood purifier quickly
conqusrnR scrofula salt rheum other insidious
enemies which attack the blood and undermine the
health 1t also builds mp the whole system cures dys-
pepsia and sick headache. and that tired
feeling.
Il have taken two bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla for
salt rheum and dyspepsia with which was troubled
very much After taking this medicine I am feeling
- well - ever in my le" g. W. RosE, Pottsviile Pa
N. B. II you want good medicine. get
HOODS sARsAPAR11LA
Sold by all druggists Ell; six for IS. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD L CO.. Apothscaries, Lowell, Mass.
1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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CITY ITEMS.
Coffees. Teas. Groc.r,..- F..

OVHHeeoS U66oS OfOCef1eNs Etc,
For tomorrow Saturday the freshest and finest
conees at most reasonable prices Old Govern.
ment Java, SOC. Mocha and Java, 3Oc H. our "Ex.
Csc. H.; elegant mixed tea at SOC ib. Bargains In
teas at CSC. and 40c. ID. See them. Delightful
chocolate instantaneous 25c per box.
Flour has advanced considerably in price We
have about carload, purchased before the rise in
the market Our customers shall have the benefit
Q, our gooo fortune. Send In your orders First
Fine sound meats IT the lowest marked prices.
we are also holding special thirty days sale in
gu. entlre wine and liquor department. Every ar.
ucie mas Deen reduced In price. Some OF the bar
gains onered are: Gordon Dlworth's B B
B,,y at 6oc., large bottle; Delaware Grape
In mind, Also that we sell the pest cigars to be
nao: Opera BoQuet," ''Saboroso,r and "Little
captain" cigars at &C. each are not eQualed else.
"Eere. come early. NJ. & p. MKTZGER
at 7th ST. NV
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Afea,r, I'm West wasbtur,or.

CAPruRKp.-Geo. Phoenix, in q dispute witt
Elias Carter, both coiored cart-drtvers as to thu
right OF way, on the I'd OF August, on Goth street
struck Carter upon the head with piece OF Dig
terday, when he was captured by Onicer b. Fisher
Upon him was found q razor. He was taken to ths
Police Court to-day.
ELECTRIC LIeHrlNG.-The globes for the electric
lights here have been placed In position on the
poles and 1t is more than likely that the streets
OF West washington Will be lighted by electricity
tomorrow evening for the frst time.
GRAIN REcEIPTs-Canal boats Colonel Victor L
Baughmun arrived with 1000 bushels OF wheat
and 2 600 bushels OF corn for G. T. Dunlop Canal
boat Seneca arrived with 800 barrels OF -four and
700 bushels OF wheat for G. T. Dunlop
POLICE COURT CAsEs.-Mary johnson, q young
colored woman, living In this section proves to be
polo and adroit thief. She was arrested BY ON.
Ger Lahna on charge OF disturbing the quiet OF
the town, and while under arrest She stole the
omcers watch chain. Judge Miller yesterday
lined her S. Ben. LarkinS, the negro who Is 90
often arrested on various charges was fined SlO
oy Judge Miller yesterday for striking o woman.
Jos Riley, In the Police Court this morning. was
1ned % Tor using bad language on Fayette street.
Last night Omcer Barton Fisher arrested Geo.
Chase, colored man. for whom he had warrant
Tor assault When searched at the station the
oncer found razor on him. 1t was what the
police term q "cutter," and not q "shaver v
George admitted his guilt when arraigned In the
Police Court this morning, and the Judge fined
him $50 or three months on the farm.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
-; receiving reservoir, temperature, "A: condi-
lion at north connection, %; condition at south
connection, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, condition at inf1uent gate-house 20; con-
dition at e11uent gate-hOuse, 80 High tide in the
river to-day at o:03 p. m; low tide ut 1921. m.
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S12 9TH st. n. W., and S11 and s13 sth st. n. W.
School children should not fail to take advantage
vi tne Splendld chance to secure school supplies at
for themselves:
School Bags for 5, Z, 9. IL, Is, II, 2oc. &C.
rencli Boxes for 4, 5, &C., &C.
ScnOOl States for 4C. extra large, &c., &C.
covered States for z, 8, ~ 15c
sponge given with every slate
IN connection with our extensive and lastly
screwed line OF vases we have received a fine as
sOrtment OF satin and ivory Vases. OF which we
qu0Ce Ihe following exceedingly low prices:
vases ior 20, 40. SO, 70. 49, and CSC.
ewM also dispose or the following goods:
Children's Brooms for Sc
2Sc NOAf Wv '"Ae' VI '''
Dust Pan and Brush for &c.
GOOD Corkscrews for &C. and sc,
indian Glue for 15c bottle
Blx0yS best Backing for &C. box
HAN d0Z. white handle Knives and Forks for
1.35. ava
combination Dauber and Backing Brush for lee,
good 2-string Broom for &c.
better 3-String Broom for lac
MaSon'S Jars, or which we were out of for about
eight hours, have just been received We will sell
tnem again for 75c. for pnts SEC for quarts 81 10
Tor half gallons.
The FAIR, FRANKIE Co., Prop.
S12 18th st. u, W.
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A Handsome

new style whisk broom holder presented to every
purchaser OF $1.50 or more tomorrow at S. w.
Augenstein's, SIT, 8l9, and S21 9TH st. n. w. when
Following goods Will be almost given away: Grow
mumn pan, &c. (; half dOz fine quality knives and
forks, SIC, worth $1.50; doz. teaspoons, 1Oc.;
decorated tea sets, SO pieces. 1884; opal gas
globes 1Sc; bowls, 1Oc., Japanned cuspadOres, Sc
covered Hour bucket, zoe; larger size, 34c. "a
sheets paper and "a envelopes, &C.; doz. Mason's
pint jars 74c.; new style knife-boxes, 24c, worth
1oc.; our IS Smyrna rugs only $3.4S; embossed
waiter and half doz gobets, 35c. (Only one TO each
customer); block-tin saucepans, TO- II, IT, %, and
2Sc. each; New York waSh-boilers, $780,; larger
size. 47c.; special reductions In flower pots OF all
kinds.
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MURDER IN NORFOLK CouNTY.-ln Norfolk
County, Va, yesterday, negro named Coleman
nearly oeheaded his employer, James Grant, while
the latter was milking; then stabbed the house.
the house, and ned MrA Read was revived by
ram failing on her - she lay In the yard, and
was found and taken 70 4 nef9hborinQ housa An
excitco party OF Officers and citizens are hunting
LOT Coleman on horseback, and u found he win
nave but few moments 70 i've.
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WE ARE SELLING short lengths and remnants Of
tapestry carpets at soc. yard; body Brussels az
T5c.x and MoQueJtes at 81, 10 close them out. III
you have any small rooms 20 carpet now Is your
chance. W. II. HoKKE, sol Market Space.
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Full many gem of purest ray serene
The dark unfathOmed caves Of ocean BEAR
Full many fellow Is born to smoke s'Grand
Republic" Cigarros,
And pun his smoke upon the village air.
For sale by all tirst-class dealers. Wholesale
agents, LuchS Bro. q
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HATS FOR Cool wEATHER-n you md your
straw hat s'too thin" call at II. c. Lewis sons,
1927 New York avenue. near 18th street, and see
their line OF new derbyS and SOFT hats from fl.5O
70 "a. Also, their new stock OF fall underwear.
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Bargains xor Saturda,

Bargains gOr Saturday.
We have some special bargains to offer you for
tomorrow.
Children's Spring Heels, all sizes. 5Oc.; worth
75c.
Misses and Boys School Shoes, 9sc; worth 81 so.
Ladies' Kid Button Boots, all Styles LES; worth
$3.50.
Ladies' genuine French Kid Button, g. so; worth
IS.
Mems Button, Lace and Congress- SIPS; worth
$3.50.
Mems Calf Hand-sewed Shoes, all styles, $3.50;
worth $500.
Mems Embroidered Slippers, Csc; worth $l.5O
The above and many more bargains at the
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
80 18th street.
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FAR PKoPosIrroS-''Hahn's Monument School
Shoes" for boys or girls are without doubt the
most wear resisting school shoes ever produced
Made OF the most serviceable upper leather, with
good heavy soles OF the best (so-called) lntstone
tannage, put together so as not TO rip. Money re-
funded for every pair that, after fair trial, does
not prove satisfactory To introduce them they
are now sold at the low price OF 81 for sizes TO
ION and $1.25 for IL TO 2. WV. HAHN Co.,
Sl6 TIN St, 1922 Pa. ave. 231 Pa ave. se.
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Anluscments TO.N1ghts
NArroSAL--FrederickB ryton, In Forgiven"
HARRIs.-"The White Slave"
PANORAMA BCILDISG.-"Battle Of Shiloh"
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FOR the District OF Columbia. Maryland, Viz
gfnia. New Jersey, Delaware, and Eastern Penn
sylyanla, threatening weather and rain; slightly
warmer In the interior, stationary temperature on
the coast: easterly winds.
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How TO KEEP WARM.-Why, its easy enough! II
YOU buy JohnsOn's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed
a. s. JOHNSON, I24O 9th ST. NV.
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HAHx's LADIES 50 Handmade Kangaroo Button.
COMFORTABLY. RIcu's SHOES, III Market Space.

ScRIBSER--Finest Quality But;erine. Reliable
dealing; personal guarantee. 32s, 329, $50 Center