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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
Azure FOR wHooprNe Couer

IT. n AcINrht, Ianana East, Aug 2 ls5S
MEssRs, SETH w. FowIF a CoNEsn,,lsooo.. q.
several months since little dang liter of mine ten
years OF age, was taken with WkoOgtag CoNEI in a
very aggravated form, and nothing we could do FOR
heT seemed IN any way to relieve her suffering We
a. iength decided to try bottle of your Dy TiSfa,x
BaiSGRG Of Rild Cherry. Ia three hours afer -
haI commenced using u. she was greatly relieved
anu IN less than three days entirely cured and
Is now well. have noe recommended the Rs So
70 many of my neighbors. who have nsed IL and In
cure. - As sPooDs
1og are at liberty 70 make any use Of the above
use your Balsam ] shall be glad Tor have STost
oohhdence IN IL Yours, p. CUTIE
fTopftsfoT % ths Courier de ST. HVarGaF6s
Buy mons without the signature OF l. Rutts
frePa5ed by :. w. Fowle q Co.. Boston, and for
st Ss u "; SLIman : c Ford jr B. Waite,
lneton; and by dealers everywhere. ma s-lwT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
mar l6-Sm Wbolss.ie hosa,

EVER AND AeUE is terrible disease OF "alI
me Ills tha hosh - heir To- It the faintest in IL
hTst manifestations, the most unrclentlng in Itx
progress, and the most defiant Of medical kill
feNer ana Ague Il more destructive OF life than
consumption because 10 is more easily induced AM
therefore more prevalent. IL marks its Victims Tor
the grave, ike an eKecutoners bond, Dsy nv dax
the sufferer grows weaker and weaker and each
out Goes ne lear strong consciousness of pprOach-
ing the Tomb we have said that the disease il one
OF those that has defed medical science-a few
cases once IN while having been cured and report
-. We are hapPy 10 announce that DR.. r. Hostet-
yer, OF pittsburgh, has prepared a Compound that
mas never been known to fail IN curinS the wort
cases OF this terrible disease. We recommend n
HoSfetfeys celebrated Bittsrs to suffering human
itS geheIally, as sure and speedy cure
erywhere. nm ne SL - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
To CoNsrMIr1vrs.

Qtert'S God Licsy OIL yeEiv.
Ihls great specific for CONSERVATION Ia fast .u,s,
osaing Al Others IN Its curative effects pon those
anieted with tubsToulaT diseases. Prepared mon
mighty scientific principles of the pnre oil I'D
!onDed OF the nauseous taste of the plain article n
Is received into the stomach IN its Jelllted form
ana dlgested passing into the small Intastipes dron
oy crop, supplying the wastes Of the body bt it,
Alplng nature IN overcoming the disease Ar
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
anu recommended by the faculty everywhere, the
preparation rs confidently offered as a remedy for
CSnsqmpton and al ScrofulOus affections
Soie oy Charles StOtt. Washington and by All re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKKR q MowFR
NO. 10 Beekman street, New York
mar l6- SIN Whols..is hoat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

IHE BISON OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and mlddleaged 20 indulge IN excess and
aetaslng habits. Those who are ,earning for some
influence TO dispel the growing evil. s6onld reaS
H1nman Fra,iy, or PhysioloEtcal Rssearctss' IL
aeiheates IN ctrid oolOrS flor NJ is beautifully illus
tratedl the causes and effects of local and vital dis
SsSs ana aeeay pointing out the only safety
another column. Sold hy Dr. Barrow % RIeecber
street NJ Y. Price Is cents. Sent free every
n Sold % also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
- ~ m m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
Presbyterian 20. $. General As.emhI,

ROCHESTER, n. Y, May l9.-The following Is
day: fO' 'ooN Je''oi-
Amount received from May I, 1889, 70 Nav l.
lcoO, was slc. 795 90, making with balance 1re
vl0usly In the treasury, S29, 96S 20. The expend
aPce In the hands Of the treasurer al The end 81 th
fiscal wear OF s5,2I7Ie
DE-. Scott presented memorial from the Pres.
oItery OF Chicago on the Kankskee colony. giving
the French Canadians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

bss; w lssLow, an experienced nurse and female
ING, which greatly factstes the process OF teethn,
oy soIIenng the gums, reducing al Inflammation.
vii alay al pain, and IL sure 20 Regulate the
oowels Depend upon Il, mothers, il will rive rest
20 yourselves. and relief and health 70 vouT Inf.nts
another column. - - III mi ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
New Yark y1ark...

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Flour is heavy; stafe
3 l0a5 Is; Ohio IS oOa6 90; Southern rs ssss o.
wheat Is heavy; white Western 81 IS Corn has
a downward tendency; mixed 7lc; yellow 30
PORK Is quiet; mess SI7 5Oasis; prime SI9 2Sa
Sl337k Whisky is lower at d Xa2IAc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
mother SLAYER Captp,.d

NV YORK, May 2l.-The bark william. LAT.
OF THIS port has been captured of the fate Of Pins
oy the United States steam sloop wyandotte, "a va
board $50 negroes NV HoN y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
Arrival Of the ANGLE sa,on

MAY n The steamship Anglo Saxon, which
;ssed Farther Point yesterday should hs We been
Ieegraphed from Quebec early this morning but
reached Washington ~ Dau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

Noficf-RsfrTef Of CosxDsbta Adcsytfsezr.sts
% 90 Inserted N ths BALTIMoRE Sun are yscsirsd
~ ssd Forwarded from The STAR Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
Fatal Accident on the Fernandina ana C.a.,
Keys Raflrend

AUGUSTA, May 2l.-The Savannah Republie,n
OF this morning gives an account Of a fatal acct
Gent on the lorida Railroad ON the 10Th. in which
nj U IL. Bryant, &C Shier Of the Bank Of 81 John,
stephen Martin, Of Pilstka, aud a brakeman
were killed and several other persons badly in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
Financial

Nkw YORK, Nav 2is-Stoc ks are better: Chicaoo
ana ROCK Island Z 4; Illinois Central shares a9x:
New York Central sax; U. s. 5's Of ls7i O3I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

" hossA TIE STAR % printed o. tAs 6astsss
"'S" Press - s's sosfk Of Balttnors, It's edition
80 la'ss as TO rsqsiys IL BE- pat to press at a.
-1s.s Aos' Advsrfi'sme.t,, therefore, sAexsd Be-
%" I" ego-s TssIrs o'clock, Va; otIs,riss tAs,
~Ar act sPrsas sstil fhs mart day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
THE LATEST NEWS
L l. EG RAPHIC.
Presbyterian N. nc,,,,.I ....-1,-

.rs,o, phs, May ls.-This morning, the mod
49,, M ~; Mills, opened the session with
report OF the Philadelphia Book Hons ~, ,he
year; which was referred 70 the commits. On
PuolcSuon, Inc committee on home missions
ferred. DR.. Poor, Of Newark. N 4 Rad ths -
port on foreign missions, which wa. Referee 40
toe committee on foreign missions The s,ss.S
eleff OF the assembly 10 the Rev Edwin r Hat
held, ID. ID, of New York, and the Rev Ham,
Darling, ofPhiladelphis, 10 permanent clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

THE PROMENADE CONCERT ON SATURDAY EVEN
ING.-The japanese Embassy was represented on
Saturday evening at the open air concert by the
Marine Band, in the Presidents grounds. bv
some eight or ten Of their number During the
performance OF the music they occupied the bal
cony OF the semi-circular colonnade on the south
SIDE Of the house, where they continued seated
most OF the time. Several of them Were bnsilv
employed in sketching the scene before them, OF
winch the Virginia bills were in the farther and
the POTOMAC river in the nearer distance with
the red-coatcd band and five or six thousand Of
the sovereign people Of both sexes and all ages
aad sizes gathered Immediately In the pleasure
grounds below. In the course Of their sitting for
the double purpose of seeing and being seen, the
resident and Miss Lane paid them brief visit,
during which mutual fluctuations and courtesirs
Were exchanged, the members of the Embassy
conducting themselves throughout with equal
dignity, Politeness, and grace. The principal
Em 9assadors Were not present-only some of their
head officers and attaches a ! 4
ARRIVAL AT THE PENITENTIARY.-P.T Colby,
=. .. Marshal Of Kansas, and deputies arrived
mere on Thursday last, having In charge w IN. T.
Wright a.ias Pickles, and j. T. Anderson, con
vcted at the last term of the second IT, s. District
Court for grand larceny, and sentenced to the
, " dssn,ng.on penitentiary The first named indi
noted John Brown, and for the past wear is said
10 nave been committing depred atoms in southern
Kansas In the way Of horse stealing and running
on slaves from the Missouri border Great effort
was made TO lynch him at Fort Scott, the place
where he was tried, but placing himself under
the protection of the Mershal, he was saved from.
meeting the fate Of Old Ossawstomie In more
summary manner than that noted Individual
Wright has one year to serve.
DR- HUNTER, OF NEW yoRK.-In noticing
his card published In another column, we ind
that Dr. Hunters present visit TO our city extends
oaty over this day and tomorrow. Those there
Tore, who are DESTROYS Of personally consulting
him, should do so at once, as he returns to New
York on Wednesday. His rooms are at 25I Penn
sylvania avenue - =
piscHARsg OF HANDS AT THE Navy YARp--
We are informed that about Us men were dis
charged from the Navy Yard last Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

BARRY's TRIcoPHKRoUs
10 the best and cheapest article for Dressns Re.,
nfsins, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, Try It. Sold By all Drug
flsts and Performers. MAJ i2-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

No. ls.SSaIcHEp FROM THE GRAvF-Yearly
there thousands saved from death by timeir re-
sorting TO Mrs Gardners Indian f,alsatf, OF Ivsr
wort and Hosrhound. Il is efecting remarks BE
cures, and Is Tor sale at all the druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
[ADvERTIsEMENr1

IL
OUR CRY GOvERNMESr-No H-Tup,or,.
mems OF StreetS.-l now address my fellow tax
payers upon the important matter Of street i'm
"a 81 . or the Improvement of the city As
Ddo as the ngures make our Mayors management
OF police affairs, feel satisfied the citize5s
e@Ily are not prepared to see the uttpr neglect to
whlch TINS vital interest has been subjected
Knew that, comparatively. no improvements nDon
sHeets had been made under this DYNASTY I can
not call 1t an administration, unless would mt
mai before IL, but the figures have surprised me
ss 'hey VIII any reader Of this article
compare the receipts frcm all sources of the Cor
pofdtlon with the amount spent upon streets and
cutters including the fiscal year 1o55-6 to 1859
THIS, l know, will be admitted by all candid
persons 70 be a fair test-here are the figures:
ls55-'56.-J. t. Towers, Mayor.
Gross receipts of the Corporation - sIsa ass On
amount spent OH streets and cutters 2s'523 -
le16- '57.-W. b. Magruder, Mayor
1Ioss receipts OF the Corporation. SI76 sos 81
amount spent On streets and CUTTERS. 22,32O so
Gross ,ee osi no of wv b Mag1uder Mayor
amount spent on streets and gutters... IS 224 "a
ls5o-'59 j. G. Berret, Mayor.
gross receipts OF the Corporation. .S23I SIG a.
Amount spent on streets and CUTTERS. 1928 d
IL WIN be seen by the above that nee tiDues as
much money is spent for the support Of our police
system than has been spent upoa streets and gut
ters Tor, In my first article, 1 proved that
go sol % was paid for police service while only
$40, 79S q has been spent upon the streets n IL
true thatapproprIations were made by the councils
Tor much larger sum, which makes the case
worse for our Mayor, but have never heard 81 a
single member OF either board calling upon the
Mayor and demanding an execution of the law
he amount spent for the III o Il year ending June
3V 1907, VIII not exceed the amount ofhe previous
year.
IL is time, Mr.. Editor that the citizens should
take this matter in hand, and hurl from power
whoever may be responsible for this unaccount-
ape folly Is not almost beyond belief that out
OF an income Of over $3.50 600 only $40 600 can he
spared for the really only Legitimate cause of OR
being taxed at all! Whether the streets need i'm
proving or not VIII not say, but let every citizen
answer Hundreds Of our laboriDg citizens have
oeen Kept out OF work by this species Of leYisla-
1on, for the purpose Of supporting the :. BIne
matter let every voter Judge for himself
MY next article will be upon the salaries paid
10 omeers, and the contingent expenses Of the Cor
Dor alton Yours
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MEYERS Miraculous VEKMIN DESTROYER
the Oldest and best remedy Known for textsrminat
Ing Rsts and Mic. Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
Masquitoes, Fleas, Moths, 6Iain-worms and Gar
den insects. u a-sa ~
rPrineipal Depot. Ga Broadway, NY.
Sold By all Druggists everyw here. ma is-Sm
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BASE BALL PLAyER.-A Compendium of the
Game, comprising the Rules and Regulations for
1882 price 10 ceBts.
Base Ball Game Books.
Orders q at ADxMsoN's, Seventh street. oppo-
site Post Ohce, for Bats and Balls, will be prom PITY
attenQod 20. - ma Is IL
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piscuARsR OF HANDS AT THE Navy YARp
We are informed that about Us men Were dis
charged from the Navy Yard last Saturday night.
Cauee-no money. 80 Z
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The OPPOSITION MAYoRALTY CoMNrrTEEs. IL
VIII De seen by notice in another column. will
HItee thIs evening, al Temperance Hall.
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MARRIED.


on The ISth iR,tsnt q Albssy che Rev
youngest daughter OF Francis Harvey, ESQ.
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EAGLE STOVE HoUs
RE- SEVENTH STREET. 400
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

Fave now IN store beautiful stock of Paper
nehsinss: intending choice stock OF Gold paDsrs
statues. Medallions, Firshoard Prints. &C. flso,
A. hlapasogfe sssortmsnt al warranted Gold Band
" indoE Shades, Buff. Green. and ne ~ha lie Tlol-
lands, Shade Trimmis gs. Pictu e Cord and T.sacis
&c; w iIdow Shades OF any required siz or desir,n
furnished 20 order. All articles warIal,f A A. rsn
reseated. and satisfaction qua antied in We knSP
ship OF Aopay Feqni.ed- Thankful Toe "a 4 isvoTs.
soiscis ca ron those needing any thins In my
- j. MARKRfTER
Ino - cOoL Odd EfIloM = Hill
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On the 2Oth instant, ALFRED PEARCE. eldest
son OF Frederick Louis and Cornelia A. GTammer.
aged 2years, months, and p days.
HIS funeral will take place Tomorrow Tuesday,
afternoon. at O'Clock. The friends of the fannie
a e invited TO attend.
At East Bost N, on the I'd instant, ELIZABETH
Georgetown, ID. G.
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MISSOURI AvENUE.-In the Senate. on Satu,.
day. MT. Brown presented the memorial from
Iohn r Coyle and other holders of property
s On miSSouIl avenue, between Third and Sixth
appropriation may be made to have the sldewaIk
on The south side of that avenue paved: referred
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Lyons MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
h1termlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks Ants
Garden Insects. &c.
~ coAtdlnS no PoiEnn


LYoN's MAGNETIC Pills
are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. an e-Sm
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DR. HUNTER, of New York who has attained
so widespread reputation for skill In the treat.
hent OF bronchial and pulmonary diseases, Is
agaIR IN our city. He will remain on this occa-
sion for only two days. His Office is AZ No S6o
fennsy wanna avenue, few doors below 6 utier,s
saloon. See his card
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The CONTRACT for grading and graveIing Tbir-
teen-and-a-half st west, from b st south 10 MARY
land avenue, and for sidewalks on the east font IF
~ 81, rom b 10 st, has been awarded to Mr.
Patrick CuIlnan Mr. George Neitzv has aIso ~ -
celved the contract for new sidewalk on STREET
south, from Four-and-a half to Sixth At
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A VERY NICE caIcKkRING PAM.
ss0reef smsis W. 9. METzEKofTs.''
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ID.
We solicit the attention of all persons in want Of
Clothing, TO our large and fashionable stock OF
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
are All manufactured by ourselves aud we conf
IDENTITY assert that we can give better goods ana
more Satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
other establl shment In this city. ANY STYLES of
Clothing made TO order and nice fit always guar
dhued. McCAMLY a scHAII
ma Tim National Hotel Building