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Yellow Fever on the Bo sion.

The Navy department to-day received a tele-
gram from Captain Ramsay, commanding the
o. s. S. Boston, which arrieed at quarantine
New York harbor this morning, stat
ing that the vessel had yellow fever aboard
Tho Boston had been at Port au Prince. Hayti,
ON diplomatic mission, but left on the l6th
when the fever appeared Four men died Of
the disease, and the surgeon, W. J. Simon, and
TWO men are now sick. There has been no new
case on board since the 18th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
A Murderer Slabs Himself.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. 24.-James Palmer,
the coveted murderer of Henry T. whitehouse,
attempted suicide in jail this morning
with an old pocket-knife. He stabbed himself
in the left breast One blow struck rib but
the other penetrated to the outer covering of
his heart. He bled almost half q pint but is not
likely to die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

From focks6 Bun
'Agernon," whispered Irsns, - che gently
ran her fingers through hi ringlss, do yeu
understand volapuk2"
mo, my sweet one" replied uesrnon, re-
moving his eyes froa ths crackiing sra>e Ars
and Gasing Into Asr heavenly erb& WY q
Jon asks"
ssIt : seid n - pspsr Shis svsning thaa
.Kslly svipsd shs lsi1ksr % Tie neck sor 9
:. r.scs s'd aiS'r sAss - A'.s ~. had
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The FRrrxp Or ALI.

NoNDs EXTRACT Is used In the household of the
Resident a. well that Of the hurablest citi,ep
hanbers Of the Army and the Navy the Bar the
Inch the pulpit and the prsss-a ran L. and eassrs
people-hAye sent their personal sxperience and
tanks for the last forty years. until their letter.
He'd Volumes testfyng 20 the wonderful cllres Of All
bids Of Pain or Inflammation. enected by PONU9
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACTS s sold n bottles only.
he wrapper with Landscape trademark thereou M
1t3 reepectsole drusglsts only my2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

TIE Grsu1sr
JOHANN HOPS
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRrTIvE TONIC
and most
PAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
hr impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia. Convalescsn 90
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability to appropriate food. tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract
~inelassfui three times day lts use was followed
by marked eiecr-1 Food, which bad heretofore been
found W pass the sentary canal digested
properly 2. There APPEARED an increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware of limitations The genuine has the sigma.
ture Of johann Hor' the neck Of every bottle AL
Others are worthless limitations.
JOHANN HOFF. Bsrlin and Vienna New York OF.
ice, o Barclay 81. tA3-tu,th6s
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THE WHEAT MARKET BREAKS,
Free Selling and Slumping Prices In
New York To-day,

FREQ SeulnS ana SIump1ng Prices In
New York To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The New York wheat
market had q bad break to-day. There we're
free sellers, with q good deal Of long
wheat put out. Clark, Allen, Field,
Lindley and company and Sawyer, Wallace and
company, were offering full lines, under which
the market at first staggered, and then gave
way. The decline was 21<a2G from the close
Of yesterday. December was sold at 1O4ls
down to 1928, and closed at 1925. May went
from liz down to 1l01a, and closed at 11O5s.
There were 1,04O, 600 bushels Of the December
option taken, and $3.50, 600 bushels of May.
This business was all done in one hour and a
half. The depression comes about from the
fear that large quantities Of December wheat
will come out on contracts while stocks are
accommodating and the export interest is at q
pause.
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Interstate Commerce Dec,.,ou,.

Inc interstate commerce commission. ~
Commissioner Walker. rendered. a decision 90
Gay IN the case OF Slater Agt The Northern
racine railroad company. which states that; A
complaint made for the purpose Of ret.listioa
Tor fancied wrong, as TO get even with car
r,er Tor the revocation Of oomplainant's pass.
Goes not commend itself 60 the commissioal.
A carrier which has concerned % the rulins a
the commission should not be prosecuted fee
alleged violations of law in that respect which
have occurred before such ruling Vas made
ana under construction Of the Law then all
proved by the carriers counsel.
free transportation issued in the form Of an
annual pass 20 person not IN the regular ana
stated service OF the carrier nor receiving any
wages or salary under a contract OF employ.
ment, but requested by him as Compensation
Tor throwing in lite way what business he corl
veniently could. 10 held 20 be illegal
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ssSuuire'' Richardson Pleads Guilty.

AUAURN. n. Y, Nov. A.-Squire Richardson,
chief of the Casadoga counterfeiters, was
arraigned in the United States court to-day.
again and asked the mercy Of the court. He
was sentenced to four years in the Erie peni-
Tertiary and fined $50.
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Powderly Reelected.

he INFORMS THE ASSEMBLY THAT HE WILL Accrps
ONLY 5000 IN SALARY.
The election Of officers took up the time of
the knights Of Labor general assembly yssser.
day. The nominees for master workn an wcrs
T.. v. Powderly and Martin Hanley, OF New ysr.
sey. The vote was: Powderly, ia; Hanley. "a.
Birch. l. For general worthy foreman, Morris
L. Wheat, Of Iowa, received SO votes. and
Henry A. Beckmeyer, Of New Jersey, IS votes.
The vote for secretary and treasurer was: Fred
erick Turner, &c; John w. Hayes, IS; and Mr..
Stevens 5. Hayes was Powder,y's nominee.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Barry was reelected director and
investigator Of woman's work. General Mac
ter Workman Powderly was selected TO repre-
sent the order at the Paris exposition.
After his reelection TO Office Mr.. povderlv
took the floor and stated that, although his al
AIRY had been left at s5000, he would accent
only Is, 600, and az the end Of his terra the or
der could do what they pleased with the BAL
anee. A. W. Wright, OF Toronto, Ont; j. j.
Holland, Oh Jacksonville, Fla; John Costello,
Of Pittsburg; John Devlin, OF Detroit, were
chosen members Of the general executive
board
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Post. Omce Department Chanse.

Post Once Department Change.
HuaENH cA1xINoToN SUCCEEDS @. ". vIcKxRY
As suPE1MTENDESr OF THE THIRD DIVISION,
RAILWAY NAN. SERVICE.
Mr.. c. W. Vickery, the superintendent of
the third division, railway mail service, with
headquarters in this city, has rendered his
resignation at the request of Superintendent
Bancroft. There were no charges against
him. Eugene Darlington, the superintend-
emit Of mails at Baltimore, has been ap-
pointed In his place. Mr.. Darlington win take
charge on Monday. Mr.. vickrey hes been IN
charge Of the division for the past eight years,
having been promoted from the ranks. He 4
. republican, and with two exceptions was the
last one Of the nine old superintendents re-
manning In the service. The superintendents
at Chicago aud San Francisco have not yet
been disturbed.
Mr.. yickery this afternoon said that the Arst
intimatton he had that change IVES proposed
was yesterday morning, when he received
letter through the mail requesting his rssigns-
ton. 1t was rather broad intimation.
II have NO idea Of the reason for this action"
ne continued. Personally, / am not aware Of
any cause for my removal, except the fact that
my place was vsntsd for dsmocraA I asked
charges against me, and he replied that there
were none"
Mr.. vickefy said he entered the service
twenty-one years ago, when the railway mail
service was In il t1fAucy. He had gradually
worked his way up until he sttained the posi-
saon which he had jussrssisnsd His sueesaoe
b Q democrat
Til. change he's ssssssd quite ssssaaieo h
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Gen. Newton Resions

New YORK, Nov. 4.-Gen. John Newton,
who has been for the past three years commits
sioner of public works, resigned to-day. His
resignation takes effect immediately.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

The United states coast and geodetic survey
steamer "Gedney", Lieut.. J. NJ. Helen, US.
Navy, commanding, is now en- route for San
Francisco. Cal. via the Straits of Magellan. A
cablegram announces her arrival at ST. Thomas
to-day, with all well on board
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Sales Of Real Estate

T. W. Riley has bought for "a, 900 of Margs-
ret A. Riley, lots 10 and II, go. 413, 49x124 feet
inches on the north side OF F, between 9Th
and 9th streets southwest.
:. H. h. Hollister, Of New York city, has bought
for q, 900, Of John E. Beal, lots 8, 8 and 70,
block 4, Of Fairview.
Gertrude N. Hubbard has bought for
e5,So4.s1, Of G. J. Bell, sublots to 8, block 1,
Trinidad.
o. F. Presbrey has sold for els, 40, to Ida
D. Crane, seven lots in the Meridian hill subdi-
vision.
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Homeward Bound.

From Puck
Mr.. Hoffman Howes q am. )-'Tshay, Rocky,
are y sure thish's the right car to take ms
homer"
~ M Eo Hoekcxsy Beech; le0radsnsiy )mSounS
At once.
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ESCAPE or Coxvlcr.-This afternoon one Of
tiary by Judge Montgomery to-day, James
Clark, well-known colored thief, sentenced 10
four years in the penitentiary for larceny from
the person, made his escape while on the way
from the cell-rooms In the court-touse to the
prison van. There we're over . dozen IN the
gang. and while being marShaled in the hall
way Clark clipped his haudcuds and got Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
District APPROXIMATIONS.

The House subcommittee on District appro-
priations held long session to-day, again hav-
| ing before them the full board Of Commission
| ers. They made very good progress with the
]
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The ssTimeso Again Defeated.

ITS APPEAL FROM A DECISION OF JUDGE KINNEAR
UNSUCCESSFUL.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 24.-The judgment passed
by Judge Kinnear in the case of Parnell against
the Times allowing proof on the question Of ar
restments, and from which the Times appealed,
had been unanimously upheld by the judges of
the first division Of the court of sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

I,oR DYSPEPSIA USE HoRsFoKpss ACID PHos-
II PHATE-Dr. Lorenzo Waite. p7ttn0el4 Mnoa.
says: Prom its fooA period a shout s,ght wse
the exclusion Of al other remediea extrbuss -
20 the last deee. An coneeoneoce q nervous peustF
snch q irfifsbie oond1tIoa that be could nod ~
either LIQUID OF solad food An soco@Ylz.hea pAUle
clan Of many yesrs exper1cDce. whom caod a &C.,
sultation. pronouncsd lbs cess IN incurakr ooa -
tlas sfage drcided u Horford's Add pho1Un6N
winch resulted - above nent,on-zA
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The Result.

From The CARTOON.
Impetuous Fashionable (meeting old friend
in the street)-"Oh, countess, how do you do2
I'm glad you're back. haven't seen you since
Your brilliant wedding. OF course the count il
with you"
Countess-"No; I left him In Italy"
Friend-"I hope you had good time there.
His grand old castle"
Countess-"Weil, You see, 1t took all my
money to pay his debts on il, but friend lent
the money TO come back with. By the way,
You can do me great service.
Friend (weakly )-''Certainly. What IL Il.
Countess-"Give me some sewing to do"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

And most reliable remedy for the prompt
relief Of sehes and pains, get Bensoas
u IOU P1dster which has permanent place In
every household. where its virtues are
known For Coughs, Colds. HoArseness
WANT and Chest Pains IL IL unequAled. while in
hheumatism- Ssiatica, Muscular Pains and
bsekache IL IL inf2llfble. AL frst-class
~ bESI Physictans reccmmendit
- send two-cent stamp 70 sEABURY 4
JOHNSON. y. u. for Q COPY Of .Instruc-
lions from the Doctor" MO
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Mrs. Hubbard Loses Her Case.
THE JURY GIVES A VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT FRY
IN THE S10O, 900 gREAoH-oF-PRoMIsE SUIT.
P1rTsBURa, Nov. 24-The Jury in the Hib-
bard-Fry breach-of-promise came in at 10: 80
with verdict in favor Of the defendant
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THoMAs C.nIYLrs WIZ,

- Once shrevdly remarked. There's no moving
vha; Mr. Carlyle might have been but for dys-
pepsia- Doubtless dyspepsia wss the cause Of
his gloom and irrisaoilisy. Had he taken Ayrs's
Pill. be would have oesn . healthier and
happier man.
Il was q srsat sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. had no APPETITE. became
greatly de6ilits;sd. and was continually
sfs;cted with Hesiachs and Dizziness. After
trying various remedies nnaily began to use
Ayers Pulls. and soon my appetite improved
my bowels were regulated. and became well
ID Il Loean. Wilmington. Del.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by DR. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell. Mao
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
feI3
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RAHeR on I'm TauaMnnx1a.-TAsSs l1pvinr
were the reAdin1D - tho dGnal o13oo today
Ia n, 81 3 .. -, -; naxinum, -; niii-
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A Democratic Mistake.

REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER THINKB HIS PARTY
ERRED IN NOT ADMITTING THE NEW STATES.
Representative Springer reached the city last
night. He called to see Col. Lamont at the
White House to-day. Speaking with STAR
reporter about the outlook he said that he was
not satisfied yet which party would have con-
troll of the next House, but that it appeared
that the majority would be too small to be Of
any good to either party. He thought it not
likely that mach would be done this session.
In his opinion il was . mistake on the part Of
the democrats not to pass enabling acts last
winter for the admission Of new states into the
Union. He 10 going 10 make an effort for the
admission Of four new states, and hopes to Sc
cure the passage of his bill for that purpose
this winter. He does not expect any tariff leg
islation this winter, he says, and very much
doubts the ability Of the republicans to revise
the tariff at any time.
"If," be said, I'VE should send twenty-five
democrats home, and give the republicans Q
majority in both houses, they would not be
able 70 pass their tariff bin. They cannot
agree"
Mr.. Springer il here for the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

PARIS, Nov. 24.-The grand council at Saigon
has opened negotiations for a loan of
100, 900 900 francs, which is to be guaranteed by
Cochin China. The money is to be used to
cover the first expense of the establishment OF
colonies in Tonquin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

w hen baby was sick. we gave her Castoyia,
When she was . child. she cried for Castoria,
when abe became Miss. she chung to Castoria
when abe had children. she gave them CastoriA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Two DrvoRcEs GaANTEp.-Judge Cox to-day
made decree Of divorce in the case Of Mary
II. Browning agt. Livingston Browning. They
were married October %, 1878; have four chii-
dren, and she charged him with drunkenness
and cruel treatment; that he refused her
proper attention when sick, &c. Adivorce was
also decreed in the case Of Arthur J. Brooks
agt Carrie Brooks. They were married Octo-
Der 7, 1850, and he charged her with adultery
in 1885, and with cruel treatment
A SEooND- SroRY THIxT. - Some time ~
night the residence Of r. D. Yates, No. A2O
1Ath street, was entered BY thieves and robbed
tsred throuek the Sscond-story vindov. TN
= the Arst sscond-stoey job that has been done
Tor some time.
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The ATTENTION

HE ATTENTION
OF the physicians and the public 10 invited to
DOUGLASS EMULSION OF PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL.
WITH HYPoPHosPHTEs OF LIME AND SODA,
For the relief and cure Of
COUGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITIS. GENERAL
DEBILITY.
And nearly al Pulmonary troubles and II taken In
time viii arrest the progress Of Consumption-
In putting this preparation the market claim Is
made for Or.zinality but guarantee 10 given of the
absolute purity Of the medicines used and the skful
manner in which they are prepared The Cod Liver
OIL CNorxegianj used Is from the crop of 80 This
purchase in tie original packages, thereby avoiding
any possible sduteraeion In transit. The Hypophos-
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eounaelt. but the following facts are important:
LIST. The medicines used in Douglass Emulxion are
absolutely pure.
I'd Each bottle contains so per cent pure Norwe-
sian Cod Liver OIL thoroughly emulsiiied, very psAta
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9Th Should you become dissatisfied after uatne, the
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EDWARD p. MERTz
MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
1O14 Street.
THE PIONEER OF Low PRICES IN DRUGS.
oc23-tu. tn, s-sm
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The James Creek Canal.

LIEUT.. VERNON CALLS 1T DEATH Tap Axs
WONDERS THAT 80 vKw People ARr pnowxxs
IN IT.
Lieut.. Vernon, OF the South washingtos
police station, speaking OF the James Crees
canal said 10 STAR reporter to-day that the
canal was death trap and should be srchea
over. There have been many persons drowned
there he said. and the wonder is that more ar.
not drowned Two or three bridges cross H.
but along the banks there is no; a single light
and al night any person is liable 10 wsk over.
board. The lieutenant thought il especially
remarkable that more drunken people do nos
tumble into the canal. Only few nights ago.
he said, n colored man was brought 20 the sta !.
ton who had fallen in. He was intoxicated
and said he went 10 turn the corner Of the
bridge. but instead Of striking the bridge he
went overheard There have been many sini.
lar cases, and he thought that something
should be done to protect pedestrians in thai
locality.
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1906 Penna. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.

Having used your CUTICURA REMEDIES for eigh-
teen months for letter and finally cured IL.
ious To get II sell commission can recommend
IL beyond any other remedies have used for
letter Burns Cuts, etc In fsct, 10 II the best me-
cine for anything. 4 g. HORTON,
NYEILE, Miss.
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AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wlre to CorsOn and Mccartney, 1419 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
TO-DAY'S BOAT RACE.
The Championship Of the Country to be
Settled This Afternoon.

THE SCENES ON THE RIVER BANK THIS AFTER
NooS-PRHPARrNo FOR THE GREAT STRUGGLE
DELAY CAUSED BIZ pRKpax-sKETcHEs OF
THE oARsNrN
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Transfers Of Real Eatate.

Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been sled a. follows: Geo.
Wright ct al to @. c. Meador, in trust, W. 4 SO,
%. 462; -. w. B. Wilson to A. B. Hines, sub.
101, %. I'll; -.
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Name. c. o.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.-virginia consols 40 ask ed;
ten-forties, 35a36: Baltimore and Ohio stock, 81
alOO; Northern Central, IS; c. w. & B., lists 9S;
do. DDS "a: do. 3ds. 81 bid; consol gas bonds, ITO
ALL; do. stock, 49A.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.-Cotton easy; middling
ga. Flour inactive, nearly nominal. Wheat
Southern, scarce and firm; Fultz, 1OsaI12:
Longberry, 110a113 western, weak: No. g winter
red spot, 4S4. December, 9s2a9S%: January,
luOk a1OOk. Corn southern, steady, arrivals
mostly new; white, Sass: yellow, 50a5l: western.
weak; mixed spot, 46a464; year, 456a45as; jan
uary, AZ. AS: February. 44ha44Z. Oats-hrm;
prime scarce southern and Pennsylvania, 2Sa33:
western white ungraded 3la3:}; western mixed
ungraded, 2sa3O; graded No. 2 white, SO. Rye
neglected and lower, 5Sa60. Hay-hrm and higher;
prime 70 choice timothy. I6.JOal75O. Provisions,
steady Butter-hrm and higher; best rolls. 19a
81; creamery, 2Sa:51. Eggs, nrm, 25. Petroleum,
Quiet-renned, Ills. Cofee-very firm and more
active; Rio cargoes fair, 16k. Sugar-strong;
soft, 7x; copper, refined, quiet, 16al6H.
Whisky, steady. III. Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer, nrm: cotton. Id: -four, 21s. Sd; grain,
6ha7d. Receipts-nour, 5000 barrels: wheat,
1000 bushels corn, H. 600 bushels oats, 1000
bushels. Shipments-nour, 800 barrels. Sales
wheat, $50 900 bushels: corn, 900 bushels.
BACK IN CHINA-The Rev. Lila Sex Dug, who
was q delegate from Foochow, China, to the
Methodist general conference last May, has
Just reached home, in company with Rev. DR..
Sites. who came with him as interpreter. Mrs.
Sites and two younger children, who were resi-
dents Of Washington for a number Of years, re-
turned with DR.. Sites to his mission field.
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War,
SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
sCRoFULA,
BRONCHITIs
COUGHS.
COLDS,
WASTING DIsEAsIA
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
Many have gained one pound per day by its use.
seotts Emulsion Is not secret remedy. II contains
the stimulating properties of the Hypophosphites and
pure Norwegian Cod Liver OIL the potency Of both BE-
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over the world
PALATABLE AS MILK
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n1e SCOTT L BOVINE, Chemists, Ny
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Sold everywhere Price CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP,
Csc RESOLyENr. Ell. Prepared by the POI TER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. Boston. Mass. Send
for How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
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PINPLES, BLACKHEADs, CHAPPED AND OILY
SHIN prevented by CUTICURA INDICATED SOAP
n2O,2l ,23,2o.
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q. A. r. yIsrrArIoNs AND INSPECTIONS. -
Col. Chas. p. Lincoln. commander Of the de-
psrtment OF the Potomac, q. A. r., announces
In a general order that he, accompanied by
department officers and staff will make Official
visits TO posts as follows: Post 2, "Wednesday,
November Is; post 3. "Wednesday. December s.
post 4, Monday, December 10: post 4, FRIDAY,
Dec. IL; post IL, "Wednesday Dec. rs: post I,
Monday, December 8; post 6, Friday. becems
Der z; post 8, Thursday, December Is: post s,
Friday, December q; post 10, Thursday, De-
cember ~; post 8, "Wednesday, January q, 1855
Inspector John s. stodder has arranged for the
inspection OF posts by assistant inspectors a.
follows: Post !, Friday, December ID. Assistants
Inspector Henry c. Darragh; post z, wednes.
day, December II, Assistant Inspector Samuel
A. Lewis; post 5, Wednesday. December 6, As
sistant Inspector Jas. l.. Davenport; post 4
Monday, December 10, Assistant Inspect5s
VIM. NJ. Potter; post 8, Friday. December z,
Assistant Inspector Geo. r. Cook; post 8, Frk
day, December z, Assistant Inspector Jas. l.
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sistant Inspector Samuel A. Lewis; post 8
Thursday, December Is, Assistant inspector
Geo. r. Cook; post Q, Wednesday, December
3, Assistant Inspector Henry c. Darragh; posi-
10, Thursday. December Is, Assistant Inspecsos
VIM. M. Potter; post IL, "Wednesday, Decembts
IL, Assistant Inspector Jas. l.. Davenport