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Virginia Mountain and Spring Resort,

The great Warm Springs valley, $500 feet
above sea level, in which are located the cele-
brated Hot, Healing and Warm springs of yir-
ginia, the most luxurious and curative hot and
warm baths in America. is now reached in eight
hours from Washington by branch railway from
Covington direct to the Hot Springs. Green
brier White sulphur, Rockbridge Alum, Red
Sulphur, Old Sweet, Sweet Chalybeate, the new
and modern Allegheny HOTEL at Goshen and
many others are reached in from five to seven
hours from Washington by the new train service
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The
Cincinnati vestibule' leaves Washington daiIv
400 p. m, passes the various mountain resorts
between 500 and 500 pm, arrives Cincinnati
500 am. solid, vestibuled newly equipped.
archaeological train, with Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis. The
famous F. r. V. limited is q vestibuled chain of
splendor, and challenges comparison. Com
posite car, day coach, through dining car and
new Pullman sleepers-the finest ever built-
run solid from Washington to Cincinnati and
Louisville. Lighted with electricity from head
light to rear platform. Leaves Washington daily
11:l0 pm, passes the mountain resorts between
800 and 500 Am. arrives Cincinnati 625 o. rn.
For excursion tickets. sleeping car accommo-
dations, baggage checks, &C., apply at SIS and
1421 Pennsylvania avenue, Warrington, d. C..
or address Geo. n. Bond, passenger sGept. or
H. W. Fuller, @. P. A., WashinSton, b. O.
Adrt.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

RIVER yIEw.-Steamer Pentz at Gas am,
245 and Gas pm.
MARSHALL HAIL--Steamer Manchester, 10
Am and 245 pm.
COLONIAL BrAcH.-Gsorge Leary, 9 a m.
MI. VERSoS.-Macalester, 10 am.
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MOUNT VERNON,
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON,
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL, HALL.

md the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL
MOUNT vERNoN.-The steamer Manchester 10
turning ~ 30 p m Fare round ,r ipA 81, IN.
Mount ySmoS C,te on NM The ,ss and srSrnas q
sMn sR SS2tf T. tn Hs III, N.c,, -,
River Queen as follows:
SA ffPNf fxIfPT ri 20 ? ss and e, pm
,iSpIAN HEAD EyENING TRIPS, handing at
SAT, sATURBaf EVENING"; n osor.m, MUST on ali
pancing Music on the Big rayil,en dsy aud eysnis'
ing or afternoon trif Of If our ien RAJ g 70, r,p, morn
any q the oompanys regular boats for round-trp
81 AMER RIVER QUEEN for Me..nari. .na
rv n sndnss a. far down as Glymon nrln Ing Mar
,n- "a 33'n ways ga Ss-P daily eiisit ssana''
Of Marshall nan can leave Washington at 7th
st STEINER ssiEi K Ri NJ s'P STFFS e's
Electric lighted, fine and fast. at am m. on
and after June l. e1ying eHcrsionsts the sdvantass
sunday schools ssins to Marshall Hall should TAX.
the River Queen hsa.m.' Msa;mn
MOUNT VERNON AND MskshA Ph HALL
Diver VIEW,
The Monarch Of Summer Resorts.
e. S. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
Wednesday. Evening. Junel
$ $E#ESE
viii appear in her famou.
Bss$H sH&#HsEEsH BsSE
With Elaborate Calcium Effects.
The Palace Steamer
SAMUEL J. PENTz
Will leave at e:45 a. m. I ,45. Gas pm
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS. 25e.
wednesday Afternoon at 3 pm.
cYRENE in Her Spanish Fandsneos. my3o
nECoRATIoN DAY.
Steamer Bsrtholdi Trip every hour to all M river
Is Psa"ara bos al for hs sOsss nsR
~ ''''' Vel "' VI ySo. CUMBERLAND SON.
my27,sm Foot Foot q s 81 st. %.S "
are still open and visitors can always md con-
Portable scco@modations al the fauranSs You leave
be back 10 ,. m. day. Let US take it in
EoR CABIN JOHN BRIpGE-sTEANER FLOR.
d lay, and ssST 5 q oclok M and go ? m
way Boat Tor charter Mon iays. wednss sa ana FRI
days, Price from sl2 10 s23. Address ]. A. MAR
DeiSsisrs PIini s lin st OF %yi7 q s isS.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEANBoArco.
OPENING THE sEAsON OF lsvs
STEAMER GEORGE LEARl."
FOR COLONIAL BEACH On SATURDAY EVEN
ING, MAY ~, 1872.
The Norfolk and WASHINGTON Steamboat Company.
having rebuilt and refitted throughout inrIuding
electric lights. the Steamer leary will place
her ON the route between washinzton aud Colonial
Beach. leaving the companys wharf foot of eth on
next Saturday eyening May Is at O'Clock sharp AMI
every Saturday thereafter during the On all
other days during the week. including SUNDAY, the
following schedule will be observed; Leave the corr
pany's wharf. foot Of 9TH ST.. at a. M. returnink
leaves Colonial Beach Mt D. m, arriving Ia Washing
ton at g45 y. la.
Fare for the round trip. % cents
Children under II years half price.
Strict order viii be maintained and no impropey
persons viii be permitted TO o hiArd.
Applications Tor charter during the season should
be made possible ina order o. securr nts.s
my.S5 JSO. CALLAHAN, Gen1 SUBJ
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oe2 to Minneapolis and Return
via the
CHESAPEAKE d ONO RAILWAY

Excursion tickets will be sold to delegates and
others attending the national republican con-
vention at s22, Washington to Minneapolis and
return; tickets on sale Nav 80 to June 5, in
elusive; good returning until June Is
The Chesapeake and Ohio route is via Gin
csnnati. indianapolis and Chicago. through the
grandest scenery east of the Rocky mountains.
The Cincinnati yestbule," an electric
lighted train. leaves daily at 200 p. m. arriv-
ing az cincinnati 500 q. m. Chicago 5:35 D. M
and Minneapolis $40 a. m the second morning.
The famous IF. F. V. Limited vestibuled
train, comprising combined car, day coaches,
Pullman sleepers and dining car, leaves WASH
tneton daily at lilo p. m, arrives Cincinnati
e25 p m, Chicago 7s30 g. m. and Minneapolis
HIS p. m
The train service, road bed and comforts of
travel via this line are unsurpassed For tickets.
sleeping car reservations, baggage checks, &c.
apply At C. D. Offices, No. 5l3 and No. 1927
Pennsylvania avenue. Sleeping car accommo-
dations should be engaged as early as possible
by calling upon Geo. NJ Bond, passenger agent.
A2l Pennsylvania avenue.-Adct.
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Do Not imagine that oysters are upobtain-
able now that the '.R months are past. There
Is nothing more delicious than the summer
oyster, and the best grades obtainable will be
served at the PHILADELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE.
S13 18th st. NV, throughout the summer
months, the famous Cape May Salts being a
speciality Of this house. Another feature of
this resort is its Incompatible Clam Chowder,
which is also served to families. Telephone
No. SIS. 1t
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Our READERS ATTENTION is called to
the sale tomorrow ut o'clock of large
lot corner Of 18th and r streets northeast.
fronting $50 feet on 18th street and 100 feet on
K street. A splendid lot for subdivision in. a
rapidly growing section Of the city. See advt. :
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GENTLEMAN Of the bureau Of printing and
engraving writes under date Of April 80:
q. s. Dental Ass n, It'll and d. city:
Gentlemen: The operations performed for me
ct your rooms are frst-class in every respect
and the charges most reasonable.
Respectfully, C. G. DENNIS,
1923 F st. NV.
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CARPKrs CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS, 63l-6S5 Mass ave. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1857.
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LIeHrSISe RoDs, send orders by mail
KrEHIIxe.
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JUsr RECEIVED, 800 more of those elegant oak
tables at SI5O, worth 50. Call in time if you
wish one. BREITBARTHs, SIS It'll st. NV.
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MINIS SPRING AND SUMMER "FIxrN's."
Straw hats, outing shirts, washable vests
Thin underclothes. lightweight neckwear.
Once coats. Soc; black and colored socks.
Bicycle hose, Soc; all kinds of suspenders.
Best jean drawers. Soc; athletic suits, 81.
LEWIS 4 SOx l42l New York ave
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NorIcE.-B. RIoRDAS Gil n street northwest.
b ready to execute all orders in the line of
cement work-grsnolithic walks. carriage
houses stables, cellars. &c. Give him a call.
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Do Nor FAN to call at BRKrrBARTHs, SIS It'll
st. NV. and lcok at his bargains IN furniture
and bedding for one week ONLY
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SKINS OK FrnE

With agonizing eczemas and other itching. burning
bleeding. scsly. botchy and pimply skin and scalp
Diseases instantly relieved and speedily cured by
the celebrated CUTICURA REMEDIES. the greatest
skin cures. blood purifiers and humor remedies of
modern times Sold throughout the world
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HAVE your building, repairs and alterations
made promptly and at reasonable prices by
c. d. CoLLISs, builder, Hills 18th st. NV.
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The COCHRAN, 14th and X streets north
west. viii make special rates for summer
months
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UNTOLD AeoNY
From Broken varicose Veins
THE SORES HEALED AND THE BURNING
YIELDED.
TO HOODS sARsAPAR1LLA AND HOODS DIV
OINTMENT


TO HOODS SARSAPAR1LLA AND HOODS OLIVE
OINTMENT.
This from lady in Lewisburg. Pa. Is confirmed by
well-known druggists:
ITO C. /. Hood l. Co., Lowell Mass:
For many years have been great sufferer from
broken or vsricose veins. suffering UNTOLD AGONY
from burning and intense itching tried many RENE
dies and doctors without relief At Dr. Licer of
Lewisburg, Pa, advised to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. and use ut the same time Hoods Ointment
did 50. with
WONDERFUL RESULTS.
Before the rst bottle gone the ulcers began to
heal, the Inflammation ceased and in q short time
considered myself rid Of the trouble and for months
enjoyed health and life had not before for many
a year. icannot speak too highly Of
HOODS sARsAPARII.LA,
Or Of the healing and soothing effect Of Hoods Olive
Ointment" Mrs. MARY ASTEN. Lewisburg, Pa
KNOW IT TO BE TRUE
I've are personally acquainted with Mrs Asten and
know the above to be true" ]. 8. GRIFFIN 4 SON,
Lewisburg. Pa.
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1875 BELLE OF NELSON. genuine handmade
sour mash whisky Of the finest character. bottled
ut the distillery. CHARLES KRAMER, agent for
the District Columbia
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The Spring Opening 1t the Palais Royal.

The Spring Opening 1T the Palais Royal.
There Is nothing daintier and prettier than a
tasteful display Of summer goods, and Just now
the spacious show rooms of the Palais Royal
are especially attractive. 1t is the annual sum-
mer opening at this house, an event that has
come to mean great deal to the many patrons.
special effort is made to have every line Of
goods and each department especially full.
Then also the great rooms are adorned with
flowers and plants and singing birds, but after
all the main thing is the display Of goods, SO
fresh and new, representing the latest designs
and styles that are found in the markets of the
world. These are all seasonable goods. Just such
things as people must have to prepare for the
summer outing. At the Palais Royal a woman
can find everything she wants, from travelling
Dag to toilet articles, while the needs Of the
men and children are not neglected. The Ia
dies need not 80 through the annoyance Of an
experience with the dressmaker, as here they
can be fitted with entire suits, stylish and well
made. Everything is fresh and new, and yet,
Following the practice 80 successfully inaug
urated by this house, souvenir prices are Of
fered, so that the patrons get the advantage Of
reduced figures at the very outset OF the sea-
son. II a person wants to feel cool, let him or
her wander through the aisles of the Palais
Royal, adorned as they are with these fresh,
cool, dainty goods Of summer.
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Go ON DANENHowER's real estate excursio,
June and 9. See special notices.-Adut.
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DoN'T Miss the big discount sale now goin,
on at E. B. Barnum & Co.'S clothing house, 93
Pennsylvania avenue-Adrt
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PERFECT filings: Silver, 75c.; platina, 81.
Gold. cement, &c. Artistic and guaranteed
q. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, It'll and d NV
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Telephone 1860. Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., 7th and H. For repairing and renting.
my12-eotje10
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Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky a
an InYioOraffnD Tonic and Medicine

At this season of the year our systems are
more or less weak, nervous, debilitated and af-
fected with malaria. consequently we need
some good tonic that Possesses excellent me-
dicinal qualities in order to properly tone up to
meet the spring Of the year emergencies, and
right here permit us to state to the public that
there is no purer or better tonic extant than
Mr.. James Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley-it acts
on the liver and renovates the inner man SO
that he can enjoy the blessings of life. and dys-
pepsia necessarily takes the wings of the morn
ing and leaves the individual feeling good to
himself and the rest of mankind Our most
prominent physicians invariably recommend
this excellent medicine to their patients with
good results. This noted tonic can only be
purchased at THARPs, S1S F st. NV. who is
the sole proprietor. myS-tu,f,tr
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THIS WARN WEATHER suggests cool. refresh
ing drinks-pure ice cream soda only SC. glass.
Try IL. Finest 6oc. candy only S5c. SHEETz,
cor. 10th and + and Welcker's Hotel, 18th ST.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITTs TALLY no STAGES LEAVE 5lI
~ 18Th 3, NV At 10 am; aud pm. Arlington,
trip, 30 10 Zoo Park ami Legation buildings rs.
jall-lN
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Galvanized Garbage Cans, with covers,
from 75c. up; large assortment to select from
FRANK E. HOPKINS. Hardware, 43S 9Th st. NV.
my28-3ts
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Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Ma
chimes selling 30 rapidly at $40 at AUERBACHs
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. WV. FUNK, Mngr.
my12-eotjl0
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Omcers Elected.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Metropolitan Investment and Building Com
pany, held yesterday at Garrett Park, Md, the
following were elected to serve Is officers, di-
rectors and committeeman for the ensuing
year: George q. Brown, president; E. +. Best,
first vice president; John w. Bates, second vice
president; 9. Dana Lincoln, secretary; directors,
George II. Rice, E. n. Dawson, r. B. DIETRICH,
E. V. Murphy. Vivian Brent and C. @. Berry
man; advisory committee, W. W. Dudley, W.
=. Alden, 8. 8. Burdett, T. G. Riley, H. C.
committee, ]. c. Stoddard, J. B. Cox and W. II.
Gunnison.
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Bro DISCOUNT for cash on all mems, bows
and childrens clothing Mt E.B. Barnum & Cot
s91 Pennsylyania syenus.-Adu6
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LIGHTNING RoDs need attention and repair
ing. 12O6 Pa ave.
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Seasonable Goods at Low Prices.

In view Of the lateness of the season and to
make ready for certain repairs and improve
ments in the It'll street building, which will
materially interfere with business during
process, have concluded to offer special in
ducements for the next fifteen days, from June
l, and will make discount of Is per cent on
all cash sales of Furniture, Mattings. Baby
Carriages, Refrigerators. Ice Chests. Wire
Doors and Screens Window Shades and on all
other goods contained in stock. except Carpets,
which am closing out at or below cost. Pur-
chasers will find this bona fide offer which
will be honorably adhered to. All goods sold
on credit will be charged at usual prices.
THOMAS d. SINGLETON,
my31-eo3t AIS It'll st. NV.
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Married From the Fourth Precinct SITS
Athletic Sports and Circus at WoodsIde.

Athletic sports and a circus were held at
Woodside Saturday by the children Of Grace
Church sunday School for the benefit Of the
children's country home near Mt. Pleasant
There was quite large crowd Of people, and
through the help of the girls the grounds we're
decorated very prettily. The events were all
close and exciting. The Contestants were Mas
tiers @. Curtiss, o. Larman, f. Birgfeld.
o. Dowell, NJ. Curtiss and j. Curtiss. After the
athletics came the acrobatic performances on
the spring board and horizontal bar. The good
management of the Misses Pauline Larman.
Emily Morgan, Clarissa Larman, Katie Graeyes
and Nettie Garrison resulted in netting sl7 for
the cause.
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31-2t Opp. General Post Office Department
Dressv Head Gear


Let us show you our lines of Nobby Straw
Hats. They are ''up to date" From 4sc. up.
FRANC 4 Son, One Price,
1t Cor It'll and ID,
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Edwards, s.; Graham, 60; smythe, 60
wetheran, 81; Dickey, 80; Roberts, 40; Ager
50; Blazer, IS. Total, Az
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Household Hardware and Notions,

The rich and poor alike need these neces-
saries and all interested i'm learning that the
cheapest place to buy them is at TRoTr's, 1902
Fourteenth st. NV. Tracers, &C.; Silk Cord for
trimming dresses, SC. yard. [J.Lw.l
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Go on DANxNHowx1's real estate excuruior
June . and & See special notices. -AduS
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DOES Your SHIRT FIR?

Our SOC. crepe cloth shirt is cut full Width
and 50 inches long. They viii fit you.
FRANC d Son, One Price, cor. 7th and ID.
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schafhirt. 50; Dean, IS, Harrison, "a; Young
s.; Barrett, 50; Hutterly, 81; Colladay, 81
Birney, As. Total, al.
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EXCURSIONS. &c
RETHEspA PARK.

DOG Circus Of Prof. J. W Hampton. Two p-rform-
ances daily of these WONDERFULLY trained animals at
aud p. m.
Ground. win be BEAUTIFULLY lighted by arc and In
caniesc,Di s5ectric lights
hapm. the wonderful electric fountain VII play,
being the only one Of the kind in this COUNTRY
The beautiful new $1,000 Steam Carousal socon-
modafng lJo people NJ one time and accompanied
BY costly German orcheStrion Organ. Is IN ogs.ra-
u us1 and running daily The lArTe new switcihack
Take cut the children 10 the birds and animal.
and To feed the swans
oeeSraie esisrsr and csi Aesahlrs TsrsS W '"s
Armons lther aiirsctions are the BEAUTIFUL ercves
KIzF Bsssass ' TH FISH 81 TI GALLERY rTFi F
tsS EE saas e tut rsLf III k.h 5A
i biAzZI T.; TENNIS ak0uSps AND RAsr bali.
F FsTkTEs su SS%s Hal SSp %Ssiis tHf
raE BABY CAM and Many an osssr. DoAHD GAME
Amrle prptetion 70 all ground in charge If deputy
fGS a& &S s Be- H fHssl Rorxps
rieniy OF onen osrs Will be and sOod
Admission e grounds aud dog cireus and 70 dancing
\, Take Geors,own and TenAllytowu cars At fad aud
" sts,, otorEeto~n niy2f-tT
nowN THE RIVER
THE LADIES OF THE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHrRcH
VIII ive an excursion down the Potomac on the River
TOMORROW EVENING.
The boat leaves the wharf atSan Tict.,. can N.
procured at the wharf Refreshments will be rro-
vided. -
A SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION To HtRPrR,s
"A Perry. WEDNESDAY. June under the auspices Of
The Episcopal Church Guild II TakouA faTk Train
leaves the u. aud @. station in Washington at y ~
am. Rounding tickets. sl. -. Children amber ~
affair. ~.
EURopr Gaze. conducted ,onr en-,
~ ROPE. land. France. ItalV. Switzsr-
EUROPE. land. Bavaria, Austria. ter
EtRoPE. MANY. the Rhine. Holland
EUROPE. and Rel DUN ~ days SaI's
~ ROPE. June l5 Steamer CITY OF
flROPE. NEW YORK" FIRST class all
EUROPE. expenses raid. s09h W o.
EUROPE. VAN NICEIT I.slS pa ~, u,..fl
GUNNER SCHEDULE.
MOUNT VERNON
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Two Perfect Button Holes Per Minute!
The 1892 Domestic. Samples and trial free.
myl2-eolm
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Dox'r MISS the big discount sale now goin,
en at z b. Barnum q Co. clothing house, ssl
Pennsylvania avenue.-Adrf.
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Go OK DANKxHowrR's real estate excursion
June and .. See special notices.-Adrt.
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None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9Th st. NV.
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ROCK ENoN SPRINGS and mineral baths open
June 81. A. s. Pratt, proprietor, Sun build
hg.-Adut.
Bio DISCOUNT for caah on all mems, boys
and children's clothing at E. B. Barnum 4 Co. 8,
93l Pennsylvania avenue.-Adrt
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TnR ARLINGTON HKIoHrs SALE.-Intending
buyers Of lots in the Arlington Heights subdi-
vision viii call ct Latimer d Sloan's, 1407 G
street, for tickets. Coaches will leave High and
Bridge streets, Georgetown, IL to pm. to-
morrow. The sale viii take place at O'Clock
on the premises