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TNEwsPAPER srATEAENTs.
how THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR rpuru

This 10 not an age when people believe nm ,r,,s,
whatever they see In the public journals r;y,x .,
sixty years ago when the accuracy Of a stst.msr,,
that had occurred In one of the gazettes or !. ~.
Letters" of the day, was questioned 1t was oon.ia
cred sufficient answer to all cavl to say, Itmn.,
be 20, for read 1t In the newspaper" 1t 10 not N
nov. Newspaper assertions must be verified before
they taken for granted and this especially the
ards setting forth the remedial
properties Of proprietary medicines. For example,
q not until the tonic and alternative properties
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters had been deliberately
and thoroughly tested by thousands, and found to
be In perfect accord with the printed claims put
forth In its behalf, that it accepted by the
pubic ~ large Standard Remedy. But
when nuititudes who had resorted to IL as o
safeguard against malsrious fevers, O cure for In
digestion and biliousness means of siren hening
frame, cheering the spirits and imparting consti
.u"onAi vigor, came forward and testified that its
oeneneisi elects had exceeded their most sanguine
expectations 81 course the world believed To resist
such proofs vas impossible Great care has been
the beginning not to oreysats the merit,
OF the Bitters. Exxgssration and bombast have
been the death Of many preservation. that mi sbt
other~ise have survived They were .veighed in
the balance and found wanting Hostetter, = hit
'on vac contrary, have never been announced
-, oqnent language as azure for every bodily
IA, oa' simply - psre harmless vegetables speeiac,
posssss,ne remarkable insigorating, Regulating,
Anu-Diioss and antiseptic properties. This Ia
exactly whn the public know the medici.s IN he
and IT'S enormous sales is an argument An it,
favor, ..."...s
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter
and IN wrappers ready for the mails, con
txins a capital love story, entitled 80 The Conse-
quence;s full Returns from the Late Elections;
the Mcfarland Murder Trial in New York; the
Registra alton; Municipal Politics; fun Re
ports Of the Doings Of Political Meetings du-
ring the Week; Investigation OF the Charges
against the Government Printer; Change OF
ings Of Congress; Railroad Matters; Foreign
News, Society News; Washington News and
Gossip; the Courts; the Working People; Useful
Items Of Domestic Economy; Humorous Sketch
es; Departmental and Local News; Agricultu-
raj and House keeping Miscellany; and the latest
Teiegraphic Dispatches from all parts Of the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-08

CHrRCH DIscrPIrSx-rhe Bisbon of Landau
has determined TO enforce tbs regulations 40 as
TO moderate the increasing tendency of the peo-
pie to High Churchism and RrtuaIisfn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-08

From j. Shillington we have Every Sat srday
with more chapters of Dickens new novel,) the
Ind>pena>nt, the Nation, Hearth and Home for
April IS, &c, Sc; also, from J. e. Parker We
have Ereyy Saturday Tor April IS.
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E0RsAiE-A mslfMARKHf YxRH GOA sdIl;
IL. Welt sds Ptsd for dairy or gaRisning copforia
I miles from Center Market. Appiy 70 EDWARD
BkOOkE, Butcher, Center Market. mhx3 Inn
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John Neal, Of Portland, is DESTROYS that
women should vote in Maine, and he asks
through the papers Why the Pine Tree Estate il
90 far behind other sections in the agitation Of
that question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-08

The election In Baltimore yesterday resulted
in the ratification Of the action Of the City
Council in appropristing 40 800 900 out of the
City Treasury for the Improvement OF property
along the line Of Jones' Falls. OF the 10 900 reg
istered voters of Baltimore according to the
Registry lists) but 16 800 expressed an opinion
upon the measure. 5000 voting for the ordi-
nance and ,4o5 against it. The votes OF the
colored citizens were refused. II is rumored
that the opponen Is OF the scheme viii contest
the legality of the election before the Courts.
u Is thought that had there not existed much
apprehension as to the great cost of the work
beyond the 50 500 900 authorized in the ordi-
nance. it would have received q much large vote
an its favor.
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10 COUNTY TAX PAYERS.

y COUNT CoLLEcroR' 5 OFFICE, Roox No. 81,
OvER NATL Mgf'N BANK, BrH ST. Z
Notice il hereby given that the tax Of 1870 Is now
AZ and payable. on which for prompt payment.
~ uns OF tan tl0l per cent. will be allowed during
ntn q April, eight fs) per cent. for the month
=, a.. sna I'VE 50 per cent. duriag the month OF
5cs s vnssh date no deductions will be made.
"nS ia 10 Iaesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
-- app nm JAMES FILLING, Collector.
ns MMGGNNBEkS IiCKErs FOE WASHING
u1gscretsJS iIa i-,noAIING CLUB ready a. once
ap4x TH0s. v. wxGSkMAN SectetsIy
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LOST AND FOUND.


NAkEN UP ASTRAY-A red and white STEER.
IL The owner 10 requested come forward prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, JOaG
COLLINS, on A. II. Pickrell's farm, two miles
above Georgetown, II. G. apS ST.
I'm REWARD-Lost, between Georgetown Post
sDOO Office and 18th street. on X, last evening, a
PACKAGE OF MONEY. containing $500. There
was 8 100 bill and four sos. Fifty dollars re-
will be given for the return Of the package to
the etar Once apS-U
q 2 REWARD.-Strayed stolen. this morning,
DEB 9Th inst, u large NEWfOUNDLAND SLUT,
heavy with pups. The above reward will be given
if returned to wood and coal yard, l3s street, bet
ID st. and Pa. ay.
apSS' A. MARSHALL.
I OsT.-Left in the City Post Once. At the stamp
IL window, q SILK UMBRELLA, with oilcloth
cover; silver plate with owners name on the handle
The finder will be rewarded by returning it to DR.
A. 4. JOBksON, 315 Pa. ave-, 3. E., bet. ID and
4th, Capitol Hill. apS-2tr
I OST-Between st. Pauls Church, I'd street
IL Washington, and Union Hotel, Georgetown,
eunday evening, March eth, black Astracau FUR
CAPE. The finder will be literally paid by leaving
il the office of the Union Hotel, Georgetown, D.
G. ..r apS3ts
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A A 4 d.

OFFICE or THE GREAT FALLS Ice Co..
1909 y STREET NORTH, April 6, 1870.
The Great Falls Ice Company announces to the
citzeus q the District that they prepared fur
nish u With Ice regularly and punctually during
It's well known tina, our own, as well q all ponds
soNth Of New York, failed during the pest winter,
and therefore the entire supply for all points sJuth
Of New York must be brought from Nee ENGLAND
The consequence IL, short and rey Aga prsees
Nerft. -
This company is home company. and was organ
zed for the purpose of furnishing ctt-ess with
pure ice at the lowest remunerstve price, aud the
public may rest assured the object of organ liza
tiOn will always be carried out, tchefher hars
posftts % not. Our price the present will be
a. low as any city south of New York, will fuc-
tuate ss little as possible In fact small consumers
may expect no change at all during the season. To
those Who consume large quantities daily We have
only 10 say that the rates now established per
maneHi until the ls Of June, and will be continues
as mus longer as we can continue them without
loss: III they advanced, il will only be during
the heat OF summer, and such advance will only be
what may be actually necessary to cover the in
Our drivers have instructions TO be polite and ct
teutiye and TO deal correctly with all who patronze
us. We shall hold them to q strict accountability
for all their acts in delivering Ice. and desire al
Consumers 70 report any dsrelction Of duty thel
part to the Company q ONCE
Each driver IL provided with printed cards, show
ing the rates for Ice which will be furnished by them
when applied for. J. VAN RISWICK.
Ap7-I President Great Falls Ice Co.
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WOMEN AS PHYsICIAys.-The examin.,;o,
at the WOman's Medical College in New York
was rather triumph for the womens Fighters.
showing that the female students were even
more thorough and proficient in their studies
than any similar class of male students. But
now the masculine skeptics suggest the doubt
whether II is probable that woman will have
the physique to make medicine a profession
and stand the excessive labor which a man of
immense endurance only can undergo Then
the great question of intellectual power and of
scientific judgment comes up. Is il probable
that women, who have hitherto had so little
thorough training. and whose inherited intel
lectual power on matters Of science must neces-
sarily be 30 imperfect, will be able, in at least
this generation, to show that scientific judy
ment or instinct which makes a skillful physi-
clan. The treatment of children and minor
feminine ills, viii of course fall naturally to
woman; perhaps also the carrying out into prac-
tice of the new science OF hygiene" or pre-
vention of disease. but that profound and diff
cult cases in the medical science will be en-
trusted TO her, there are doubts. But a great
many doubts in regard to women's capabilities
are being dispelled in this nineteenth century,
and these may share the same fate quite likely
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iare' NO. LIZ fcnnoivAnss avenue, near rth
street mhe.v.
ALU Z. SHEPHERD . Eros
HAVING hEsovsp TO rHxIR NEW
ZION wAREHOUsE,
$40 PEkSA. Az, BET sTH AND 10TH srs..
-Hfr tscUrH sIDsJ
Respsctfsiy call sttentios 20 their sssormsu,a
GAS HXTUREA
omprisins
ALL rArrrnss nAsuyAcrulrD ~ rHr
Tucker Manufacturing Co. New York
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance q Co. New York,
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURER
ro. The Largest Stock Of
CLOCKS, and
MASTEL oRsAMKsrs
ever exhibited In Washington, and at the
bowEsT RATES.
Every Variety Of
SLATE MANrELs
Manufactured. Of style and finish equal 10 IN. npes
imported marbles.
TERRA GOTTA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY reps, EARrHKN PLUps.
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, sKwER PIPES n,
1870 Sole Agency for
MoULES PATENT KAkTH CLOSETS.
We call especial attention TO cur
HARL0R 0RATEs, LATRsBEs, FURNAous
--.r and RANGES,
comprising ell the most improved vsriet,s.
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every style.
PLUMBING, GAS and STRAIN rIrrfuo.
q ths most extensive character and Of all de.er,,
81 reasonable rates and In the ns
Gan and examine our Stock and salesroou.. D.
HAMMAcks RESTAURANT.
= NO ,'' xk ASH ssSfSs. g. So e. i'rHs ST.
Rooms Rooms AND BOARD BY THE DAY 5s
Best Wines aud Liquors TO be hsd At the Bar
- Particular attention to Meal, sent out. m Is-I
CsTsHEp' POWDERED, and GRAsULArKp
CLARIFIED, Isc
BEST NEW YORK BUTTER. sc.
WEIGHS FLOUR as low as any advertised rates.
.a }. HALL sEnMEs,
mh2 I'm Northwest corner Of 18th and "A 81.
SOUTHERN ASB WESTERN REAL ESTATE
ASB CITY PROPERTY,
No. iAaf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
KENNEDY SON
Pursh.ss and sell Rel Estate ia all parts Of In.
Agents Of large capitalists and of extensive land
holders, nth their ovp agents in Europe and this
mOdating sellers OF property aud such a. desire to
invest speculation, OF ali who wish ho@sstesas'
property purchased i jos 'Pd Sn iKSFP ssrS
=fr Jos. M RESssbf,
KENNEDY SON offer 100 FARMS N Narts
osroins, virginia and MARYLAND spIn
TIE. JEsUP MILLKR. ARTHUR FEsDALL.
MILLER a FENDALL.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS xTL1W.
spsu sos FIFTH STREET. Nv.
JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE LOT or
& oRNAAESrAL IRox WORK,
r,E y oonastinso f
GARpaH VASES; y9gEIAEs
AeuAkluhs' sErIErs cHAIgs
Don't forget we sell tn. best Cooking RAM. 1.
tn BALTIMORE KITCHIHER
eva No. Sc e ~, 4 d asE Ess.'ss. .s SS
Lavz.tm y 80 s~fs@eo sfh end III street,
- 'ss 10 MAKE ROOM Fox -
NV An nnHsss srRrse STOCK. ~
gTRAsBuRGKB RROs.
WILL SILL rR-rs-f
Bouts. SHOES AID GAIrBRs
Of all kinds cheaper shsa the cheapest.
sKvRsrH sfKKHr.
$50 GA number srs between sndK.
l. ~. WILLIAM
007 Pennsylyania Avenue.
ics AN0sS CITE TKkgISE, PxRfs.
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REPRESENTATION OF VOTERS In THE
N FIRST WARD.
Wa-hinesSc. ssia b. ,a szssfon on MONDAY. TUES-
DAY, WEDNESDAY,T THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
April 4, s. g. Z, and 9, at the Office of Justice ID
Anderson. street, between Nineteenth and Twenti-
eth, from to O'Clock for the purpose of pre-
pairing list of qualified vsters in the First Ward
Naturalized citizens are by Law required to pro-
duce certificates Of naturalization, certified copies
thereof OF satisfactory preof Of their loss.
The Board will also hold a session on SATUR.
DAY April 3, at the same time and place and for the
same purpose above
WILLIAM A. COOK,
THOMAS DONOHO,
JAMES DONALDSON.
ROBERT Ii. BOOKER,
j. II. CROSSMAN.
ap1S Judges of Election. " ashington, d. C.
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WINES.

We have Just received per steamer John Gibson
from New York. fifty eases Of CALIFORNIA
WINES of the following kinds
Port, sherry, Oiaret, Angelica,
Hook and Muscatel,
which we can sell greatly reduced prices by the
or single bottle. EGAN 4 BRO, 7.
ans Stiff corner r. and 9th streets
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II HAVE OPENED A CHEAP CASH GROCERY
L sTORE on & street. between lst and I'd west, one
square from Trinity Church. Will be pleased to
have a call from my friends and the public.
ans IT. LUCY GREEN.
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BOARDING.

DOAhUlNG.
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ ACgoMMoDA
ted with . pleasant ROOM and BOA RD a. No
gSo street. between 9th and 7th. Apply for three
EIRsT,CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT R0OMS, to be had on reason bic te-ns
at 1901, cor. Pennsyivana avenue and iah street
zoos location and accessible mhDly
los. ]. NAY, -. 30
- $50 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS ,
Sdsy s s4. nSTSsI & tsi 1sss,sssd
ALSO,
aSfisi f fG N s. brand
cent. to IN Per yard. - '' mum :"
- The above goods are weA knowRte be 81 psrior
TO All other brands imported into tins country.
SILKY s f5s sssliIs "a BtaGK and ceEeRED
s %alh = h S39ps P0MGsTIcs &c, rssaTde.
costs 10 puhd NEW sTokk. ap<-eo3t
SOME OF THE ARTICLES KEPT AT
SILvERRERG's,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN PA. AVE
AND STREET:
hACHINE OOTTONs: Costs', Clark, william
MACHINE SILK, in y, 50, 100, and y on. spools.
PINS: English, American. Nursery, and Hair Pins.
NERBLss: Smiths best, Daruing, Enbro,dsr,.
and Tspe. a ~
sHoE AND CORSET LACKs, all icnsths.
ELASTIC CORDS AND RIBBONS, from to 20
cents per yard. &C.
BOTTOMS: Chias, Glsss. Pearl Rubber. Lasting,
Rep, Mourning, Crochet, six. Gilt, Velvet, Lin
= en-, Lace, and Narcotics ftEd
RUfFLIhGs; Plain, Lsoe Bdse, Caahs, Sa.drine.
ham, and with Embroidered Edge. Tll'.f
hARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS. lin large v.ri.tys
IMITATION LACEs, in yaiesciennes, cluny. AZ
BRAIDs, Gold, snk, Mohair. Linen, and Cotton In
all widths. l .9at I'-
EMBROIDERY SILKS: Chenille, Linen and Coz,
Z ton. p9ga1a eet ,ua.fs To- e. u BHf .-I-l~ :
LINEN AND COTTON TAPE AND BoBBrs
VELVET, RIBBONS. All widths and colors.-
KNITTING COTTON, an numbers. IN b.lrs .,d
: skeins. % YialE. ~ - Ts7'e -I1--,
full line of Handksrehiess, Hosiery, and Gloves,
zEpHrR woRsrEDs AND EmBRoIDERIEs.
sEIpLEwoRK AND aAnstHs ENBEoI-
GILT, Silk AND LINEN PANS, &c. ,&c
Together with fsll assortment of PARIS and
VIENNA FANCY o0ODS.
Der ,rsees sac, bee. ssdse.d. a.4 enc .ov .sersy
seks, sAep sess bts'ssbs ssr-uiu9 81. ny bTs /
RkdGIA BasE S6sss Wit Ss so q
iow, ~ ~ 81 81 = ap3
rHR UNnrpsycurn
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Under the above resolutions subsc riptiop book
are open At the Banking House Of Jay Cooke 4 Co +,
the Real Estate Once Of w. T. johnson. Pennsylva-
Ma avenue, near ID street east, and with Lewis .
Davis, ct Lewis johnson 4 Co., Bankers, corner Of
10Th street ana pennsylvania avenue, and the fol
lowing ladies are appoin ted solicitors and receivers
sf contribution. Mrs. Captain Charles Morris,
Miss Mary ID. Beale, Mrs. General N. p. Chapman
Mrs: Robert Fsrnham, Mrs.. Admiral A. A Har
WOOA ~
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nsLADIES' FAIR AT BRIGHTwOOD, d. c.
The Ladies Of Brightwood and vicinity Will hold
Fair for the purpose Of raising funds to liquid ate
the debt inc M red in rebuilding the church edifce
known as Emery Chapel N: y. Church, which was
destroyed during the late civil war.
Tue air will be held in the Chapel, on the site Of
Tort stevens: It'll street road, and open ON MON
Time during the week
Tickets OF admission for the season Is cents; for
the evening" 10 CENTS To be obtained a. Rallantyne
Bookstore, corner Of Eth and sts, Washington, D.
C., and at the door.
For the accommodation Of persons from Washing
ton and George town, omnibuses will leave Howard
stable and terminus Of 7th street railroad The pub
hc are pectfully invited to attend. apS-4t
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QOA BUSHELS P0TAT0Es-M Monitors, Peach
oUU Blows and Buckeyes-for sale bv
JNO. W. LUMSDON
sp5-5t' 631 La. ave-. bet. 9th and 18th streets
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q TEE UNpERsIGNED HAv1ss
~ rsssntr prr I. the Drug Store vslxI
q reelesishea Il With ass sfock Il fresh S8S
snd pure pRCGs, CHEMlQAbS and RATESr
aS5p nd WILT
1iOLxH q tbs reduced goia rAsssG5 -I5T VI n
day .Rd nishs, by =. sxPsris.esl PSAssSssssss. \
M M SSs1crtmsnf q Choice Perfuhery : ii 4,
iiessrs. Ter n,edScsSi ssrScsss'i1 e-ss.-4.
Cigars and Tobscos, choice brnnda. a. 80 "a
WM. n. Corr,
N. 3. corner La. avenue and 7th N
u" washington, d. q,
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WANTKD-To purchase from 95 to S5Oee
which will pay the highest cash price.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS, I
ja0-Sm Not 9TH street, between and n L!
WANTED-Ladies TO know that they can buy
w Wilcox Gibbs SEWING MACHINE on the
most easiest terms For its simplicity and noise-
less working IL 10 pronounced the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. Agency at Q. BAUMS Hoop
skirt and Corset Factory, SIS 18th street. between
and Il. de 8
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0OO BOXES MEssINA ORANGES, 90 b.r-
COU ,rels Russell APPLES, inst received snd
or sale by JNO. W, LUMSD0y SUI
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TWO GkNTLEMEN CAN BIZ ACCaMMODA
= ted with Q pleasant ROOM and BOA II ~ NJ
days. a. S.
EIRsT-CLAss BOARD, WITH pIEAsasr
L fkONT R0OMS, to be had On reason able terms
1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and lNh street
Good location and accessible mhrIy
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N~MEMORIAL PARISH P. 4. CHURCH

At q meeting Of the yestry of this Parish, held on
the 2lst ult.. the following resolutions were unani
mousiy adopted - :
Resolged, That in order to meet the wants OF Me
mortal Parish and Of many temporary sojourners in
lot Of ground near the Capitol, and erect there
on Substantial church edifcs in which all the ats
shall be forever free.
Resoleed, That subscription books be opened TO
obtain the amount defray the cost of the
ground and of the building. and that agents be an
pointed TO solicit and receive subscriptions for the
purpose aforesaid.
ResoI-ed, That these resolutions be published and
that TO avoid collections by unauthorized persons
subscribers be requested TO send give their contr
buttons to none but the authorized agents -
(SignedJ A. fLORIDUS STEELE,
Rector Of Memorial Parish
DAVID BAKER,
II. NELSON CHAPMAN,
II. w. WALKER,
X. X. ELLIOT.
\. ID. CHARLES.
q. T. GARDNER.
T, M SMITH,
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have call from my friends and the public.
arsH- LUCY GREEN.
SEA MOSS FARINA
FOR BLANC NANCE. PUDDINGS, &c.
Price reduced to 20 cents package For .ale by
EGAN & BRO,
aps-3t corner L and 9th streets
THE MISSES HENRY WISH TO NOTIFY
i the public that they have lately received all the
late styles Of SPRING PATTERNS, BASQUES,
&C, N every variety. suits o. all
tion guaranteed, at Mrs. GASTON'S, 223 y at :,
between 18th and 18th SITS aps-2tT
DRESS MAKING-Mrs. SMITH wishes to in
form her patrons and strangers that she is pre-
pared to do DRESSMAKING in all its branches, in
the best style. ct moderate prices Dresses cut and
baisted. Wilcox Gibbs SEWING MACHINE,
In Thorough order, for sale cheap. Also, FLUT-
ING MACHINE. $40 9Th street, between e and
Est. apS-3ts
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A GRATED BREAD, II5I
MANUFACTURED BY D. D. FULLER,
BALTIMORE. -riEss

All orders left at the store Of G. r. SIBERIAN.
No 1000 street'wiii be Promptly attended to.
spS-a- = q ~ j. Il. CONNER
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EOR REET-Two new three stor1ee bAok bniIa
II ing and cellars, BRICK DWELLINGS, pressst
brick fronts, with marble window heads and ejIls
brown stepe base and steps; marble mantels Ras no,
and cold water IN bath room and kitchen; h rooms
situated on Rhode lalanA avenue, bot lG6k and l6th
streets. Inquire q 1lO9 llfA street =
One OF the above dwellings, has recently been let q
the Hon. jas. w. Marshall, Tirst Assistant Post.
master Generd. nos-n
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and others by the united strength Of six men,
which scarcely suficed to restrain him. Itwas
many hours before he was quieted. The ply
sicIans say the disease is not hydrophobia, and
are somewhat mystifed as to its precise nature.
During his paroGysms he called for and drank
profusely of water.
Rev. DR.. ]. c. Keener, the new bishop
elected by the Methodist General Conference,
at Memphis, is about fifty years OF age, and is
a member of the Louisiana Conference, and
has been for many years connected with The
interests of his church in the City OF New Or
leans. He has been, in addition tc being pre-
siding elder OF the New Orleans District, edl-
tor of the New Orleans Christian Advocate.
He is graceful and forcible writer, man Of
much experience with men and things. Has
travelled extensively both in this and the old
world, and is perfectly conversant with the
usases of his church. Rather dogmatic ane
austere In demeanor, but clear In judgment
and safe in counsel. Perhaps none better
could have been selected.
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TERMS OF-THE NEWS.

TN DAILY Nxws, BY mail, one year $s' Blk
months s.; three months 81; one month IS cen's'
served in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, psJa-
blsto the carriers, or So q year, paid In advance
at tho ONCE.
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