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FROM EUROPE.
Important Correction.
III A A, sa.;coaa I1blo

IWDuTLnUL COrTtCIIOns
By the AngLo-Amertcan Cable.
LONDON, April 25.-It now seems that it was
Earl Denbigh who toasted Prince Asturias at
the banquet in Rome Owing to the similarity
of names certain Madrid journals have attributed
this unfriendly action to Lord Derby.
The French Party of the Left.
PARIS, April 25.-It is reported to-day that
the disafecton in the party of the Left has been
healed, and that the members will all vote alike
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ROBBERS FRIGHTENED AwAY.-At 10 o'clock
this morning two thieves entered the dwelling
of DIR. Foley, Seventeeth and Cuthbert streets,
and were seen going in. Policemen Mereto and
Haverstick were notified. They surprised the
robbers, who ran through the house to the roof
and down the trap of an adjoining house. The
policemen gave chase, but the robbers were too
fleet of foet One of them threw away his coat,
in the pocket of which was pair of kid gloves
and a meerschaum pipe. The only thing missed
by the doctor was pistol valued at $l'25.
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LoAFERs-The Fifth District Police have,
under the direction of Mayor Fox, of late been
eDdeayoring to suppress corner lounging, and
yesterday the officers succeeded in arresting six
loafers who were all held TO answer.
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New CAMP.--On Saturday new camp of the
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America was in
stituted at the Falls of SchuylIill, Twenty-frst
ward, by A. B. Albright, Division President,
assisted by Henry j. Stager, State Secretary,
and George w. Blake, Past State President.
This makes the twenty-ffth camp instituted in
the State during the present year.
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INDECENcY.-A colored individual named
John Gould was arrested at Eighteenth and
exposure of his person. Alderman Morrow sent
him to prison.
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GosLINGs.-John and Hannah Danely were
before Alderman Neill on Saturday on the
charge of stealing a number of gOslings from
some parties in the neighborhood of Salmon
street. Twenty-1fth ward. They were held in
5000 bail each TO answer.
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SHoEs.-Last night thieves attempted to force
an entrance to the shoe store of one Burroughs,
sltuaIeu On oailo"hll htreet, near ~, lWentleth
ments were discovered by police officer, who,
on approaching, caused them to skedadde. The
officer followed and captured one of the thieves
after a chase of about mile. His name is
James Steele. Alderman Kerr will attend to his
case this afternoon.
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The Mcfarland Murder Trial.
The Plea of Insanity.
A Brace of Tariff Bills.
T0-DAX'S CABLE NEWS.
Harmony in the French Opposition
Etc, Etc. Etc., Etc, EGc.
4 Brace of Tariff BILLS.
T0-DAx'S CABLE NEWS.
Harmony in the French Opposition

Etc, Etc. Etc.. Etc, EGc.
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THIRD EDITION

The Plea of Insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14
GEORGETOWN.

CARDS OF MERIT were distributed this after
noon az O'Clock to the pupils Of the following
Prospect and Lingan streets: Female Grammar,
Miss Laura A. Reed teacher; recipients Sarah
Martin, Matte Chaplin, Sarah Sullivan, Ida
diste, MIS- M. j. Edmonston teacher; Melita
Schott, Cecilia Clements, Mary Miller, Annie
E par, Ella Cunningham, Clara Clements, Kate
mary, No. 2, Mrs. Jennie Bates teacher; Annie
Calhoua, Kate 0gle, Mary Steele Moilie Col
nns, Jennie COMBS, Annie Rousee, Aida
steele. Primary, No. 4, Miss Florence r. Sulli-
van teacher; Fanny Young, Lula Payne, Clara
Estler, Virginia White, Anna wilsea, Bette
Walker, Matilda L0hman, Mary Hurle6us, Liz
that . resolution will be soon introduced In the
Connon Council instructing the Committee on
Public schools tOinQuire into the expediency of
mSsISe:csmg the salaries Of the teachers Of the
paid at lower rates than those Of CORRESPONDING
grades in either the white or celered schools OF
Washington.
A FINE MISUNDERSTANDING Il cannot
be regarded as An evidence Of any late Increase
ia mortality In our proverbiAlly healthy town,
stiH it is nevertheless q fact that Nc. Joseph
f.. Snoh, the andertaker, at the corner of
br1dge ana Jeherson streets, has torn down the
I'VE story frame building used by him Ter years,
ana viii at once erect thereon q splendid three
story brick building to be used BY him entirely
it wall front 26 feet ON Bridge street, and run
back 40 fest on jefferson street; win have
pressed Drick frent with Stone cans and stills
and altogether will be substantial inproye-
meR on that hitherto neglected corner.
FuNkRAL.-The funeral Of Mr.. John Lee. wen
Known to our community as an active temper
ance man, took place yesterday Afternoon from
his late residence on Congress street. the ser-
W, Sises n icing os.d9sted By Rev. NJ. Brown, at
mains were followed to Oak Hin Ceneterv Sv
the Grand Division Sons Of Tempersnce.
Pioneer Council No. Sons Of Jonsdab. Poto
mac Division Sons Of Temperance, and Potomac
Post Graad Army Of the Republic
OHR HgHDRKpDoLLARsEM HcrPArrp.-yes-
terday afternoon, while the Characterization proces-
son was Passing the corner Of Hieh and 6riSioa
streets, the clerks In VIM. G. Busey's aericui.
tural inpleAent store near by took run out to
look At the come, and In their Absence some one
e enc! the store and robbed the money drawer
OF ifs contents, amounting to about oi6e.
:. SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Thos Dovlino apc.
tioneer. has sold south half Of lots n ana % %
nontdg rs feet on tho east side Of Hieh street
s5ove Stoddart, to Rudolph Uilman, & s25 Der
MkncHANrs' ExcHAHGR-Fourteen tbousand
DesaSs prime to choice red wheat we're of5ered
On .Cnange this morning, with ssles OF whole
amount In small lots 1t S1.35sel I. as per busheIo
On edssnce on the prices Of the season.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette OF last evenin. h.. a.. 80

items: "~s ING ioiioWing
ARRIVAL OF MORE IMnraRArrs-rn. .m.
y. u,een and Wise, Real Estate Aeents' h.
Presen ca an active and b: siness like anne az
have srri tU%e Gays past The following families
Gently sold to them by this Agency: Rohers re- e
Nm N.nkIfy ana family from fompkfns corntv
MsH York; Win An Leu io.n and FAMILY from
and Ssm!,s fe%msylv.nis; Cyrus M. Blair
80 80. 1asren "; Striker and family from sum,
e erseH county n; j.; Jesse Bright and family
flo% G Gfss ,Sgnis; Z. a. Stats and family
are made to the population OF this s..t;or anS
inc nea' Ssfate Agents are daily called on by
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gentlemen from the North. South, East and
West, who are alive 10 the advantages hit this
portion OF Virginia offers in climate sod and
mineral wealth. -f-H
The RAILROAD wAK.-As none Of those cf
the Shoemaker directory Of the Alexandria aud
been issued for contempt, returnable before
Judge Keith at warrenton on Monday last. APP
peared 70 answer, the rules were enlarged 20
the May term Of the Circuit Court OF tats
county.
To TAKE THE FIELp-Coi. 8. X Johuston, of
this city, has been appointed Division Engineer
on the Valley Railroad, and viii start for the
field at once.
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rH ", 2; sGSs 5nniSg sn r,S.'.'
q THOMAS DOWNING, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE

" n
- By virtue g deed q trust; dated septenber
49, foile tas; &c, one q the land reoords q
suction on THU RsDAY, the 2lst day Of April, lssO
on the premises. at O clock D m:
Part Of hot l2e Of Thomas Beslls hrst addition
70 Georgetoyn, at the northwest intersection ii
Green and numharton streets. fronting 81 feet
inches on the former and running hack OF the same
width, % teet ~ hundredhs the latter aud nclud
ing on the rear, strip feet IS hundredths wide.
Alec, another part Of said lot l2s beginning AZ
the distance Of 81 feet inches from Dumbsrton
street, fronting ~ fest on Green street and runnns
back 6 feet 40 hundredfhs and including on the
rear strip feet Is hundredths vide, from lot rs
Also, the east hall Of lot LIS q said Addition.
fronting d tet - hundredths Dumharton street
ana running back Of that wsdth VI feet hes and
OF the further width of feet Is hundredths 20 the
ADDITIONAL depth q 20 feet.
q Also the veeternmost part 81 loo TT In said al
ditton 81 the northeast intersection Of sad streets
fronting ~ feet on Dumbsrton street aud running
% Sssk OF the same width, binding on Green street
80 feet, more OF less.
The hrst lot has stable on the rear; the third 4.
impIoyed by frame dwelling, and the fourth BY .
Terms OF sale: 0ne.third Of the purchase money 60
De pad IN cash. and the residue in equal install
ments AZ and u months with interest 20 be o cured
~ deed q trust. The terms Of sale must be com
piled with IN one week after sale. OF the property
may be resold, after Eve day b notice, the risk
and oost Of the defaulting purchaser. Conveys ne
ing and stamps a. the Pureha.er cost,
mig eo&bds THOMAS BOWLING. Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

TEE GREAT PAIL IN GOLD is nowhere made
more illustrating than by . visit TO Franc &
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing foods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, between ID and
streets, and Marble Hall, Nc. 6G Seventh
street, opposite the Patent once. These gentle
men, who have just now replenshed their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring aud
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale homes East nc the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give b their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 3,3O,E
INDICTMENT TO BUY GOOD SKwrNe MA
oHINK.-Willcex & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4ee Seventh street, between ID
and T.. on
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INSURANCE.

- A PRUDENT MAN FORESEETH THH
"A EklL.m
In prosperity prepare for adusrsi,y.
Insure POUR properly trifA
A. =. PRATT 4 son,
isns
PHGNIX, u Hartford,
NOME, aad
fIREM EMS, ef NeB YOTk,
asd fhss sHdrd against FTRE!
iasHre your LIE the EICELSIOR, az Ns+O
1orh and fAss pT0rtde for tAs e0paOTf Of hose voc
ioct DheH yos are takes from thss
A: b. PRATT q SON, Agents,
epsu No. n. n. O. A. BstldtHg
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WIN. JOHNSON, a colored lad, was arrested b,
Officer Proctor, charged with larceny by Archi
bald Sherwood. Justice Harper sent him Il
jail for court.
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Rf rHos. BOWLING, Auctr.: GeOrsetOw,.
TRUSTEES SALE.

- y
r.: respectively June 5, lse4, and October 6. ISIS,
d ssnd recorded respec,iysly in LiseT n g. 7.
faios as, &c of the Land Records % the County 4
Wsshington, ID. Q 1 will offer At auction, on WE'D
NESDAf, the 9th day Of pril, instant at clock
.. m, that Valuable Property in Georgetown de-
scribed as follows viz: That Lot consisting parts
Of Lots One, Two, and Three, in Peters square,
beunded as follows. viz Beginning 1t the end OF IS
feet east from street the south side Of Bridge
street, and running thence south and parallel With
High street % feet 90 point feet from the divid
ing line between Lots Nos and 4, in Peter SQUARE
thence with said street northwardly " feet thence
and parallel with High street n feet and thence
north and parallel with Ugh street 50 feet TO Bridge
street; and thence east TO the beginning with the
improvements, consisting OF q Substantial three
story Brick wsrehouse compose1 ~ two lsrge build
ines connected, fronting respectively on High and
Bridge streets, with cellars. This l. q the best
business stands in Georgetown, and the property 10
in all respects desirable. IL 10 now occupied ~ NJ
j. Adler, a hardware store.
Terms Of sale: One fifth &c the purchase money 10
be paid in cash and the residue in four eua install
ments OF 6. L. Is and - months respectively. Co he
secured by deed Of trust The terms ~ sale must be-
complied with in week sitter sale. the property
may he reseld. after week notice, at the rick
and cost of the defaultng purchaser. Conyeyancing
and stamps nj the cost Of the purchaser.
WALTER Rs. COX, Trustee
ant Ih.Sa.Tu3w TH0S. BOWLING. 1uctr
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api Th.sa.Tusw rios. DowLTNG,
nRi GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

The decline in gold enables ne 20 oner GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
lard wide Beached shifting Cotton, l2,s cts very
cheap; yard wide Bleached shirtins, rey Asaut, IS
sents-a special barGaia; Richardscns and Other
makes, Irish Linens, cheap as before the war: a
large stock Of Black and Cofored Alpsoss. from IS
very cheap: beautiful Spring Delsines and Armure.
Is. % and Is; 900 yards spring Cslicoes, 8 10 and
la cents, 1.-THE best goods made at In cents alss
full stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Corssts, skirts, &C
Special bargains may be eNpected by all who favor
with a cali. BENJAMIN MILLER
mhlltf 10l Bridge ST.. GeOreetOwn,D o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

THE WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION sold, at its thirtieth meeting, held
last night, advances on live shares (S5 OOO) at an
average premium Of 1856 per cent, added.
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Chow is THIS FOR HIGH?"-Range of Their
mometer at p M, in the shade to-day, 8
degrees. So says the mercury at Franklin s
Co., Opticians, i2N Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

REV. DIR. STARKIE adyertises i'm to-day,s
STAR 500 reward for the recovery of the articles
contained in his overcoat, lost from the Church
OF the Epiphany, as stated few days since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

LETTER CARRIER APPOINTED-Johnw
Curry is appointed letter carrier i'm this city, at
$500 year, from LIST April, 1870, in place of VIM.
A. Ridgely, resigned.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The thirty frs
meeting of the Washington Cooperative Build
ing Association was held last night at Temper
enee Hall, 5000 was sold at an average of I7O
canoe Cling nve sharcs o sseeh.. - -
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henceforth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. A.6E
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAY HAIR
Restored TO ats OvtgtHal foxtkfH Color
By the use Of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
AAI8 RENEWER,
IL VIII make HGu svotc upon bald heads, except
10 very aged persons, il furnishes the nutrtise
ported.
1t will prevent the hair from falling out and does
not stain the skin.
No better ertdenoe Of ITS superiority ned BE- al
ddred fAaa the fact thai many of u an,
ofeTed 10 The public.
1T IL sPLENDaD HAIR DRRSsINGl
Our II eatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
X. HALL 4 CO, Nashua, N. H, Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. apI-eolm
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GKNuTNe BAY RUN, Of recent importation.
432 9TH street, near 4. 1874,
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE STYLE FOR STRING,
Thoee Beautiful Goods,
Made 70 Order,
At liable q Co.'S,
3S5 Penna. avenue, ~. s. Hotel)
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Too FAsT.-Henry Fenton, q baker, was ar
re.t ted last evening, by Officer Stewart, for fas
driving, and, after hearing before Justict
Thompson, he was fined $40, which he super
ceded.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ARusemenfa, "a.

NATIONAL THRArnR-Lotta In "Fire Fiy.''
LrNcoLS HALL--Lecture by James Z. Muir
aDch.
WarTKHuRsr GALLRRY.-Grand Prize PIANO.
rnnic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
DnrrH's ART GALLEY, 2S = q.
MARKRIrnR's Art GALLEY, l06 TN street..
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BARBERoUs THEFT-Last night, Frank
Proctor, Frank Logan, and James Lewis. alias
Callahan, all cOlOred, were arrested by Officer
Skely, OF the Sixth precinct, for larceny of bar
Ders' tools from Agnes Thompson. Justice
Thompson committed them to jafl for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14
JET JEwKLRY,
Orcide Jewelry,

JET JKwKLKY,
Orcide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Vases, Pipes, and Chromos,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue. between
AZ and eth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES Bvrrpyra asso-
CrArioN sold, at rs forty third meeting. held
last Monday night. advances ON ten shares
es1,soo) ct Q premium or 35K per cent. d.
Quoted. VIC
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THE CASE or mrs. AUSTIN.

THE CASE OF MRS. AUSTIN. CO
CRIMINAL CouRr. Judge Nsher.-Yesterday.
Frances q. Austin, indicted on two charges of
petit larceny, was found not guilty. Browne
for defence. I'm one case q witness testified that
she was sick and had sent for DIR. Tucker, but
that Mrs. Austin was introduced TO her aud told
her she was full of snakes and must have her
dresses, &c, to make something 10 get the
snakes out of her; and in another case she Of
colored woman she would bring home TO her her
absent husband. In one case it was proven that
the goods were given mp freely, and the District
Attorney agreed to verdict Of not guilty IN
thAf case. In the other case the prosecuting
witness denied that she had given up the goods
OF her own free will, and the defence intro
duced testimony to prove that consent was given,
ana the goods were really given for medical 1T.
tendance and services; and also that she had an
honest reputation among those who knew her.
Judge Fisher asked VI she did not make money
people, to which Mrs. A. replied that she let
them all have their own superstitions. She did
not interfere with them she cured their diseases.
some OF them carry charms. She showed Q dead
mans ringer and q croes in bottle, which some
Of the colored women had.
Judge Fisher remarked that IL she went on
taking money from them she would be brought
up for conjuring, fortune telling, or something
Of the kind Mrs. A. excitedly, said: 81 can
tell fortunes; cannot help that; IL il gift of
God. am the seventh child of q seventh child
Fisher, I can cure diseases By LAYING my hands
on them; don't know how 1T is done, but do
It, Judge Fisher. The truth is the light, Judge
XIII me- in the sttemet s y Sisssss Il b saes
cured many" She then left the courtroom,
taking the clothing in question with her, re-
marking that they would not get it until they
This morning james Henry jackson, indicted
for grand larceny, was found not guity-Davs
for defence. VIM. Ware plead guilty to charge
fifteen days. John Howard plead guilty TO a
nke charge, and received q similar sentence.
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ABANDONED INPAMT.-This morning, about
five O'Clock, officer Clayton carried to the Cen
trail Guardhouse a white female infant found
on the steps OF st. Vincent's school, corner of
10th and q streets, left there in a basket IL is
dressed in q white slip. with white flannel shawl,
and petticoat embroidered.
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ARREsr OF SaRKTEp LuxArIc.-This nor n
the second precinct station. He had escaped
rom the FTeednen's Hospital, and was making
his way on. wrapped In sheet. His name was
ascertajned to be John w. Debtor. He was
hospital.
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The FISH Market.

Quotations Of ne fish for this day, furnished
for The EVENING STAR by George w. Harrison
wharves, Alexandra, Va, are Is follows:
Shad-Fresh, per 100, $40 to go; Potomac
Family, per bbl., si2 70 si4; EcoRomy Family,
Delaware per bbl., sl4. Herring-Fresh, per
LOCO, 81 to Sl3; Potomac, No. !, per Dbl, $780,
Potomac Family, per Dbl, SO; Potomac Fam,
ily, per half Dbl, IS; Labrador Family, per
Dbl. extra, $3.50 20 81; Portland Gibbed, per
Dbl, $3.50 to e6; Bay Of Island, No. 4, (new,
$3.50 to 90; Bay of Island, Family Mess, 81
Lake Herring, Chicago, extra, %. st. Johns
Alewives, sc to a.. Market firm. 49,
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ACcIDKNr.-Aboutt twelve O'Clock yesterday
Apon Dexter, colored man, was riding horse
Maryland avenue, near the canal bridge. hi
horse stumbled and fell upon the rider. He wa
thought to be seriously injured, but Sereean
Ashton and his men ct once removed hint O tn
wood ONCE OF Mr.. Samuel Norment, wher,
resteratives were applied, and he soon recovered
and remounting again took his place in the line
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How He GOT Hrs SPRING CLoTHINa.-Jame.
II. Williams, a white man, was arrested las
night by officer Markwood, Of the Fifth Pre-
cinct, for larceny of a suit Of clothes. He went
into clothing store under the pretence of pur
chasing suit, and after rigging himself out b,
left by way Of the back door, leaving his oil,
Clothes behind. He was arrested at the estab
lishment of Horatio Bolster. and committed fo
court by Justice Harper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

ALLEN's LUNG BALsAM.
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,

AEIHMA. AND CkUIP
As AN EXP ECTORANT n HAS NO EQUAL.
composed Of the active principles Of roots and
plants, which are chemically extracted, 30 TO
tain all their medical qualities
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
who often afiicted with throat diseases viii
md . sure remedy in this ealsam. Lozenges and
Q lew times will insure q permanent cure.
Will all those afflicted with Coughs or Consiimp
ton, give this Balsam a fair trial, they will be
pleased with the result, ana confess that the Sure
Remedy is found at last.
~H as Sold By all Drnggtsts. mh23-eolmSw
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DRorPSxe AwAx.-The number OF deaths of
old citizens during the past fall and winter has
list may soon be missed from the places m n
have known them 20 long. We hear with re-
greet that Mr.. &. r. SenCstack, one OF our oldest
and most respected cid xsns, wis, for the last
six months, has been confined to his noon, Ia
lying in . critical condition from chronic diar-
rh9a turning into liberation. Mr.. Sengstack
has resided In Tashington Fifty years. and
he nv v;.,n IN IN sevsaty.hitn yes we uast that
through has serious illness.
TIE THRATERs.-At the National Theater
Lolita still draws crowded houses nightly, and
this evening appears In her last and best new
play, /" The Fire Five This is her last week,
and everybody should see her.
Walls Opera House will open on Monday
night next with the famous drama OF % Uncle
Tom, or Life Among the Lowry" The same
Dramatic company that has been so successful
with 1t in Baltimore appears here.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world
Harmless, reliable taneous doAe not contain
cad, any c,talte poison 20 produce paralysis or
Sossinf y9ne se Ss2 d sad
VA bstchelors Hair Dye "a. had tamty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied at 10 Bend street.
MI. fe5-tr
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LIE IoRcHLIeHr PROFESSIONALISM parties
light procession tomorrow nigbt iii ~ -, -.
Important notice elsewhere as TO place. o1 ,,.ss-
ing this evening, with q view OF nskinr t;nsI
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