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NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
FOURTH DAY.


The association reassembled this MORN
ing; the President, Prof George Menden-
hall, in the chair, and Prof w. b. Atkinson
secretary.
Dr. j. j. woodward, U. s. A., offered a reso-
luton 90 that the Surgeon General be requested
to authorize DIR. Woodward to make copies OF
his photo-m microscopic slides, to be distributed
at fair price to such medical colleges and
institutions rs may desire their use;" adopted.
THE WOMAN QUESTION.
debate took place on the duties of the Com
mittee on Ethics In the mstter of passing on
the credentials of delegates representing fflsti.
tutions which admit women to the practice of
sors Hartkhorn Bell. Davis, Madiux and Cohen.
poned.
WHY WAS HOWARD MEDICAL COLLEGE r1-
1890. CLUDHD?
DIR. Palmer, Of Maine, offered q resolution OF
inquiry as to why the Howard Medical College
had been excluded from admission in this asso-
citation, stating that the institution had been
chartered by special act Of Congress, and WAS
recognized all over the country as hrst-class
dlscussion took place on the adoption or th,
DR.. 4. S. Davis, Of H., said IL the resolution
was withdrawn he, as chairman of the Commit-
why the institution was excluded.
The resolution was Withdrawn.
NICE THING FOR DOCTORS, But ROUGH ON
DIR. R. j. o'sullivan, Of n. Y, offered the fol-
lowing: 80
whereas apothecsries are accustomed TO renew
thofity from the physicisn, thereby doing much in
~ q patien.s, s.d ~ which many lives have b.sn
eS.tinpe the practice excest By general action !:
kesoiss6, That this association take sueh action
g win bring about the discontinusnce o the prac
Referred to q special committee.
THE MEDICAL CORPS OF THE NAVY.
paper was submitted protesting against the
adoption Of DR.. Pnckney's report Of the medi-
1s. Pinekney made some remarks in defence
The pros.st w.s laid on the table. T -..F
A motiOa Was node b refer the whole subject
to special committee OF three, 70 report st the
next nsetins Of tn, saseeiatioa. Carried.
.xs Co,,-,,,sH .c1hAssove. ~ 1snsss .e.,, ,... A.,
ssyesal cases relating 10 charges against indi-
yidsah ard coaieaes IN the different States, and
they se,e referred 70 sPpropriate committee.
nne. which IVES referred 70 the Ceamittss ON
5H, wo.As sy;ssIcs ss,, s.p.yrvrs. .,1e
resolution that the Constitusion BE 70 amenlGi
rthia aseociation. LAID on the table.
Ds P:ysli ,s Of Ati,nsa, Ga offered resolu-
eolIeg or institution Against which charges are
pI: Esybul.. Or the District of Columbia,
Or: Powell spoke in favor OF the resolution,
Which after some de6sts was laid over under
.5Dr. Lss snsEsa, paper ON Insane Ius.itu-
a psPer on Epsde.ie Dseases ~as read and
'Avote or thanks wss rendered 70 Mayor Bowen
for e1tertainins the Association 1t his residence
"a "A Sosica - made that the next meeting Of
= - Ass~sist3o1 - held in San Frsnciarisco
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This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.

THE MURDEB OF COZ. LYLES.
Trial OF Ntmr0d Kiehards at Annap-
. O. ..-..+- '-s- oils.
Special 10 ne EerniHg star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May a-Nimrod Richards,
charged with the murder Of Gel. VIM. Lyles, in
Prince Georges county, July II, 1895, in con-
nection with Plater, Davis, Luckett and Jones,
who were executed In November OF that wear
10Th ut and removed to this court was called
here this morning, Judges Miller and HAYDEN
on the bench. The accused was arraigned
plead not guilty, and asked for trial by jury.
The prosecution win Be conaae ed 6 By yyisnesses M 6
George .. Merrick, States attorney TOR Prince
Georges, will assist. The prisoner is repre-
sented by Judge Berry and Hon. Daniel Clarke.
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The District i'm Congress.


The Senate District Committee Room was
crowded to-day. A number of CORPORATION Off
cias were present, and among the noisiest an !
most "a, - 70 =, s 80 ens 'uo nolsies' an
Msms the eIu,s VI eaeM 1--we vas councilman 20. VIII
is tryipg to figure bofoTe ConSress as nn1 g. wuo
lican, but who was denounced and renndiata1
by the Republicans of the Seventh Wara tt,'
other night. 'n'
The committee room was 50 mucb cro vaad
that very little opporfunitv was jeft ~ th ,
mittee to transact bus;ness " ''ie O'in
MIR. y. r. Seibert was In waiting tn uro, th.
passage of bill to regulate building in tse Ris
trict of Columbia The bill referred to nrox ides
for the appointment OF an inspector Of buiId-
ings - ~
A committee of the retired and discbarged
policemen from the METROPOLITAN police of The
District of Columbia were granted a hearing,
tired them on a pension subsequently they were
discharged absolutely, without even beinp al.
lowed to be heard in their own defence either
by counsel or witnesses, on the charge Of inef-
ficiency, They All claimed 10 he Ren,y,ii.,,s
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THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.
Judge Davis Declines to s.Sum TIM
for the PrOsecutt0n-Mr. Graharn,s q
Closing Address for the Defence,
1ele0vupAed EeclsssSpelv 70 ne Kveafno Sxn~.


NEW YORK, May 6.-The anr,,urAnma,t q, a,
the counsel for the defecS.. wonid sn,n nm toaay
attracted an immense thrsng to the courtroom,
unknowH to the public, Judge Davis would not
sum up for the prosecution, and that his con-
nection with the case was thus virtually ended
This rumor caused much sensation among the
friends of Richardson, and it was unhesitatipgl
asserted that outside influence had been brouSht
to bear to preclude Judge Davis from summing
1.-THE Associated Press dispatches have been
so continuously and so disgracefully partisan in
behalf OF the Richardson free-lovers that this
reference TO Judge Davis is doubtless entirely
When the Recorder had taken his seat, the
counsel for the defence commenced the closing
speech amid breathless silence.
Mr.. Graham said that for manv wears the pri-
soner had borne the pitiless pelting of misfor-
tune and wrong, and now he had at last found
nnSsey but TSe sosy Of Ss oss
must have gone to the depth Of their souls
Could not the prisoner ask with confidence,
one Geu,d have "a don done less and ought not have
ton was not that the individual who had psssed
to his fate bad not nefited his doom, but that
however righteous had been that doom, he had
agent. l- lf.i 4-I.| II =,
The question then for the jury wa the mental
condition OF the accused when the deed was
committed. After speaking OF the power Of
good women for good, the counsel went on to say
there were two incidentsin the trial well worthy
OF observation; one was the appearance Of
private counsel in the case, and the other as
the objection of three Jurors who happened to
be countrymen of the prisoner.
Those men, good and reputable citizens, were
eligible as jurors, and their exclusion by the
District Attorney was utterly indefensible
Questions asked by the private counsel prove
that private malice was at the back of the pros
ecutiOn.
He wished to impress upon the jury that this
was case OF murder or nothing. Any such
compromise as sending the prisoner to the State
PRISON would be a violation of their oaths The
Jury should remember q man might be insane
towards one individual, and sane towards ALI
others.
The counsel then read portions Of the Scrip
ture, proving thereby that Richardson had yio-
lated the Ith and 10th Commandments for not
satisfied with debauching McFarlands wife, he
had coveted her for himself. Under the old
law adulterers were doomed to death.
The remainder of the speech up to the hour OF
recess occupied by reviewing the evidence and
showing the insanity which the counsel had i'm.
pressed upon the jury had been fully proved.
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The STRIKE In the CsAl Reeseu.
sfaUrupked D1c)lxssssip 10 n< Ireusne Sxnr.

forrsyHIs, Nay s---It is understood that q
nnAl and determined secret movement is on
loo, among the leaders i'm the prseent
sa,he n'i 70 penaade the Lehieh and wyo-
nnS mnS men % Join them. They are becoming
Peho tney cannot succeed The Operators
,h ssrohger and more confdent- Some say that
t ~ ~ men must resume work within three weeks.
Lehigh and Wyoming falls 4 decline "s'1 A. tha .n
pascs Ply on ooci may be looked for, and partial n
not genera rssamption Of work In Seha ayiLsii
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

From Parfs-Was there . Oonspiracy,
OF Notf-A Conference at the Tuile.
rieS-Order 90 ee Preserved ~ the
resfs-The Revolt in Hixerta nnn.
pressed. -
TeleoapAed Bsclssiceiy to ne Rvewisg &ar. ~
PARIS, May 6.-The Gaulois, an independent
orsan, says; The opposition party has sent
committees to London and Brussels to ascertain
the real truth Of the alleged conspiracy"
PARIS, May 6.-There was a conference ves-
teIday at the Tuilleries, ct which NJ. NJ
olivier, Canrobert, Pietri, Lebouef and the
Minister OF the Interior were present. The de-
sign OF the conference was to agree upon the
precautions necessary 10 be taken to preserve
public erder on Sunday next, the day Of voting
In ths meantime the police and other local s9-
BILE In furtherance Of the same end. -
The Marsellaise, Henri Rocheforts journal,
W was seized by the authorities day, on account
Arrests continue to be made Of persons sus-
pected OF implication In the regicide plot
PARIS, May 6.-Genefal De Wimpfen reports
70 the War Department, from Oran, that the
sr1Ses OF Algeria which recently fevolted, have
submitted to the French rule again. Two sharp
engagements were bad with the rebels on Sun
day, the Sd instant, in both OF which the French
were successful.
Prom Lsadon-The Red River Exue.
aHI,e Sasien Ahandoned-A Point Of
LONDON, May cit is stated that the expedi-
ton recently organized TO operate against the
hed river insurgents has been abandoned
owing to the recent receipt Of favorable news
from that region.
The House OF Commons was provoked to a
long discussion last evening on point of order
it having been stated th vt Whalley, member for
Petersburg, had published certain comments on
the proceedings. No result was reached.
The betting on the Chester Cup closed at
midnight yesterday, about as follows-Four to
one against Sabinus, five to one against Derby,
eight to one against Sunshine, and twenty To
one against Palmerston.
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THR GIN AND MILK CAsK.-In the case OF the
Rev. Chas. b. Smyth, on trial before the n res
bytery Of the United Presbyterian Church OF
New York city, for drinking gin and milk in a
pubic restaurant, In company Of three re-
porters, on Sunday, after preaching, q COM
mittee appointed 10 confer upon the case re-
ported that there was no evidence that the &C.
cused was intoxicated, and that the newspaper
statement was grossly untrue; however, he acted
for gin, which was a violation OF the excise law.
and oondnct incompatible with that OF a cler.
gyman. In CONCLUSION, they recommended a
rebuke, which was Administered by Rev. DR..
Harper.
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The Third Array CSfes Aasociation-
Elect1@1 ~ OmcefS.

BOsToN, May 6-The Third Army CORPS
Association made . choice Of the following
1iseIs ssa for the snsui9s yseS; frssidsns Daniel
ward L. &fiiinS. sffNsS iSsssey; Treas treasurer, %
Gen ius:d Net a; e Nsx ysTssy DissctS,., Major
New York; Col. Clayton McNichssi, Penn;
Gen George H. SharP, New Yo.k, Major Wn.
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Two Men KfleA sn the Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Two men were killed
last evening on the Camden and Amboy rail-
road, near Fish House Station. They were
get out OF the way Of freight train, we're struck
by passenger train going up the road. They
vere tsstantiy killed. From papers found on
one Of HEM, Who Was aged about thirty years,
had formerly been q saCend aaistanf engineer
on the U. S.steamees Water Witch and Ger
trude. Letters were Found ON him addressed to
Lombard street, Baltimore. 'Thor oeher man
was aged about forty years, but nothing wae
found on his person to ten hfs name.
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what the Republican Papers Of the
Country Say Of our AunicipaI AZ

,sirs' 80. .,--tr = a
II s q anofew0rthy tact that the leading Repub-
lican Congressman and also the leading kepub-
hcan papers of the countrv ara soren,ost IN
p.s pv'nuns o.. ING nocese'.y ior . reform In the
administration OF our municipal anafrs. In ad-
various pror,,snt naners os ,,,s aou".. nun Uu
"a. go r-,,-. P.pss u 'ns oou"''y' We
onp .ne ,oav~~ itOW sae washington cores
The kepubncan voters OF this city held their
PlinsIiy1s so.uay aot sno SStscuon of delegates,
nominate a esndidate for Nayor.' The co,sast
- hss%"sr A. re-. tbs rTHs.n, i,. tnS cohtost
and NJ. Richsrds. the present cher oS PT;' vTn.'
The retur1n Indicate the Denomination of
Bowen. In the event OF Bowen's noninatton. n.
the Democraey will make NO nomination, bnt
nh vote for Ar. d. g. Emery, who has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

The SENATE District of Columbia Committee
is much disturbed daring Its sessions by mum
Der OF well-known ward politicians, who will
not leave the room I'm order that the committee
may consider measures before them, although
frequent suggestions are given by the members
and chairman Of the committee for these inn
portuning politicians to retire. ~
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKsUx-The receipts from this
source to-day were cess s,442.17.
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HON. WN. A RICHARDSON, whose resignation
as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, rendered
last year, has not yet been accepted by Mr..
Boutwell,. and consequently not by the Presi-
dent, will return in very short time, 1t is stated
and resume the duties Of that Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

Hon. LEWIS MCKENZIE, President or ths
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, has exte nded
an invitation to the members OF the Senate and
House Of Representatives 10 take ride over the
above named railroad tomorrow, leayins
Maryland avenue 1t q. m, and returning &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

LAND SALES IN LouDoS COUNTY, VA
"Wednesday last, Harrison, Heaton, Noland, and
Foster. Commissioners in the suit of Devriee vs.
Lovette, sold 1s6 acres OF land near Chamblin'e d
mill, for SO per acre-Harlan Baker, ESQ, Of
Harrison, heaton, holland, Commissioners in the
snit OF cGregor VI. Lovette, soid fse acres near
the above, Ten &Ss,i2k per acre-Jas. Mcdaniel
Rogers, Commissioners In the suit Of Tavenner
Va. Hamilton, sold fs3 acres near Sugar Land
Kun, for % per aere-Johm 7. Grimss, pur-
cbaeer.-LeesbsuJ Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

NoNINATIoNs~-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Henry H. Wells (Ex- Governor of Virginia, n
be U. s. Attorney for Virginia. '"
field, Dakota.
Enos Stutsman, Register, PembiHa, Dakota.
Gabrlei Agersberg, Receiver Public Moneys.
Geo. F. Potter, Receiver, Pembina, Dakota
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Fearful Bsiler ExPlesasn.
eardpAed Erclasieel1 o ne kueaiNa star.

power house Of water works exploded this MORN
ing with 9 teffible crash Tho engineer and
hreman were ths en1y pereons In the buildmg.
The fireman was blown through the reef and
landed ffy feet from the b1ildRng. He win
probably dse. the engineer was not much hurt
Inc building was blown to pieces. The loss Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

GENERAL SANTOS ACosTA, late Columbian
Minister, sailed from New York for Aspinwal
yesterday.
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FREDERICK j. WATTS has been appointed
and qualified as a temporary clerk in the Ap
pointment Office of the Post Office Department
salary $1,000 year, vice John II. Thompson,
resigned.
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In TIE SENATE, this morning, the District
Committee reported back number of bills f,,r
the Incorporation OF various companies, Sc. IN
this District, which were indefinitely postponed
provsioH having been made for cor perations in
the general incorporation bill Just passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06
n Cunara oseaner DfsahleSa.
feteer9pAed Bcc1ssise1v . Yls Rc~>s~, n

BosIoS. May 0-The Cunard steamshin n.
IBERIA, from liverpool for Boston, which Is over.
que was spoken, on the 3oth OF Aprii, with her
snaft broken, being then !, 800 west OF ireland
sns was putting back for Queenstown under
saii. Hore euo Curtis, passenger on board, was
usnSerred to the steamer Indiana, the yessel
night Be sss fspaa ord te tis.ifss 6
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Geo. F. Potter, Receiver, Pembina, Dakota.
MISS LAURA KxKSE had . largo audience a,
Walls Opera House last evening 10 see her COM
pany for the last time in "Frou-Frou.p The
acting was very good throughout, and Miss
keene and Mr.. Mondaunt were twice called be-
fore the curtain. Miss X. has a benefit this
evening on which occasion she appears in
"London Assurance" and she ought to draw as
full house, as she win doubtless tomorrow
evening when herself and company have yoluu-
teered their services TO perform "Our American
Cousin" the proceeds to be devoted to the relief
OF the sufferers by the calamity at Richmond.
BILLS SIGNED BIT THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY.
The President has signed a large number of
plils passed by Congress, and they have been
transmitted to the Stat, Department to be
hled. Among them are the following:
An act to provide for the creation OF corpora-
tons in the District OF Columbia
An act to amend an act entitled An act Tn on
toLce mechanics' liens on buildings in the Dis
trictof Columbia fits provisions are given in
our local colnmnsJ
An act to amend an act entitled an act to in
corporate the Freedmen's Saving and Trust
Company, approved March Sd, 1865.
An act to amend An act entitled an act to es
Gn,., GSnsn IN t1e District Of Columbia House Of
An act to amend an act entitled Gan act pro-
viding for the taking of the seventh and subse-
4uent censuses of the United States, and to tix
the number of the members of the House OF
Representatives, and to provide for their future
apportonment among the several st ,tes." =
=, An act to fix the point of junction of the Union
i Pacinc railroad Company and the Central
resolution for the transfer of an unex-
pended balance of appropriation to the book
fund of the Library Of Congress- 0A
A resolution relative Tn TIE astah,;shr,on..r
light station on the Choptank River in Mary
land " "'S
JOINT resolution making an appropriation for
tn tne Pun pose OF MAKING experiments in the ven
tlation OF the halls of the Capitol.
oolnt resolution authorizing the supply Of
arms for the instruction and practice to Certain
colleges and universities. A
An act to incorporate the Washington and
Boston Steamship Company.
An act to authorize the corporate authorities
Oh the city OF Georgetown, in the District of
Columbia, to pave and Improve the street,
thereof. S''00'S
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TEE RICHMOND FuND.-A circular has bean
issued I'm Richmond, Va, BY David j. Burr.
President of the Chsmber Of Commerce; Gen
eral Mulford, ex-United States Agent OF Er-
change; John Purcell, Chairman OF the Distri-
dent or the Eirst Nstional Bank, Treasurer OF
the Relief COMMITTEES, announcing that arrange
menfs, thorough and complete, fbr distribufinR
the funds received there are In operation. The
COMMITTEES has been - organised q % aNoFd
aid to AL the sufferers BY the late oulsnitv,
The treasurer received $500 yesterday from
Eortbern cities. -
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I. Marine Disaster.
r0pAed Ecciasipefs 10 T1e Rre~s.o Syo~-

NORFOLK, May 6.-The bark M A. Forbes
with general cargo, from Liverpool for Balti,
more, Is ashore thirty miles south OF Cane
sistance has gone TO her.
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Disastrous Fire I'm Cineiuunst.
Iele6ropked kxclusir<lu % T1< E.--s-- o..

CIhSINNAII, May 6.-Seyen dwelling houses
we're burned on Calhoun and Vine streets early
the Hook and Ladder Company, was seriousiy
injured by falling walls.
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''fhe white HANS Party, I'm n.,.
wsre-It Died a'bofning.

WILhIHGToN, DEL, May 6.--0niy about tven-
ty-nve persons, all reported 20 be Democrat.
assembled af Dover yesterday In response to the
call Tor white mans convention. The attend
ahce peing SO small IL was decided not 20 organ
lie, and the movement is doubtless dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

sxThe Cincinnati Times says that loo Fe-
M an warriors are 20 leave that city this month
for the mouth Of Lake Champlain.
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TEE ST. CRrsrrNe IN MAssAcuusrFrs--Or
"Wednesday, in the hABachpsetts HOUSE, Q bin
knights OF 81 Crispin, for the promotion OF the
moral and mnteriai Interests Of its members
with leave % hold not over s10o 900 in real -
tate. 1he msny thoussnds Of shoemaker IN
Massachusetts and New England generally are
likely 70 become powerful not only n their trade
hereafter, but aAso In p0litics- 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

fsAreuRArBsx OF Gov. EnsLIsH--Goverpor
EnghSh,, Of Connecticut, was inaugurassd si
NeW Haven on Wednesday win tmpostng oere-
Douies, cavie and military. IN his DoDage q
the Legislature be recomSnends apgrcprtA1 lee.
tcenth sHendmenf, bat deasuncss that anend
msnt g the product Of chicanery and forcs. H<
knows or NO way, however, by which the Oen1es
can nou help themselves In the nanAGsUenf o,
their OWu concerns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WINES AND LIQUORA
ST JULIEN OLARBT, 9s per doz . go ner eask
GEkAAN NWINES.-Wachenheim 90 per der !:
Dsldesheimer, ~ per doz.
sers Vine, from 1S s. 70 per per Gallon Gallon
bhANDlEs.-OtArd, DuSuy a Co Cegnas, 81
Per gallon; Hennessey Cognae, $40 per gallon Pei
Genuine vichv Water, o. 50 per dozen
seltzeB, % per dozen.
1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave-,
Importer OF Wines and Liquors. And proprietor OF
the celebrated NATIVE WINE BlTTERS.
MILHAT'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable, bained from fresh and healthy
~, er, a and nnsuTpassed % any yet RrodnSed seld
10 Dfoaaway,N l. nySF&Tm,r
CHARLES HEIDSIECK
CHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry, In Ras-
kets-ln cases; For sale by all Wholesale grocers
York. NH ai "a 15,r
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
u Thn splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
ead, nor any rtfain poison TO produce paralysis or
death Avoid the ysunted and deiusivs preparafioas
p9ssfing virtues they do not possess: The genuine
ubtarnished reputation TO uphold its inteerfty AZ
tho only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
All Drusshts Applied at 10 Bond street,
y. I. = fe66
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LECTURES.

METZEROTT HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 9Th,
FREE POPULAR LECTURE,
FREE PUBLIC DELINEATIONS,
Physiology, by ~'N
DIR. PAYNE, AUTHOR.
Professional Charts at st. James Hotel m5-N
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YsIftyapked RxeJesfeAU 70 1hs Bce1stag S6dy. y
pesrox, May 6.-Rey. Fred. Fremont LoveIl.
uastor of the Upiyersalist Church, Rseex. 10 &C.
cuse of groes llcentio business, and II reported to
nave left his parish and town under fhreatsof
coal tar and feathers. re a't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-06

L,ORsALE-AT THELOwEsr PRlCE-25, 900
IT extra choice French. English and Anerf - !.
PLANTS, ornamental sHRUBS, PLANTS
and TREEs, Ac., &c. The collection CON- = -
nrises the best kinds known IN Europe and America
A.JARDIH, Florist,
nh 2Iso2m Connecticut syenae apd n street,