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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-02
MY JOHN.

stand behind his elbow chair,
My soft hand rests upon his hair
Hair whose silver Is dearer to me
Than all the gold of earth could be;
And my eyes of brown
Look tenderly down
On John, my John.
The fiji eight leaps and laughs and warns
Wraps us both in its ruddy arms
John, as he sits in the hearth glow red,
Me with my hands on his dear old head
Encirrling us both
Like ring Of trOth,
Me and my John.
His form has lost its early grace,
Wrinkles rest on his kindly face;
His brow no longer is smooth and fair,
For time has left its autograph there;
But a noble prize.
In my loving eyes,
Is John, my John.
my love-" he says, and lifts his hands,
Drowned by the suns of other lands,
In tender clasp on mine to lay;
"HOw long ago was our wedding day?'
I smile through my tears
And say, Years and years,
My John, dear john
We say no more, the freight glows;
Both of us muse. on what-who knows?
My hands drop down in a mute caress-
Each thrOb of my heart is a wish to bless
With my lifes best worth
The heart and the hearth
OfJohn, nny John.
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Women serve as hotel clerks in
Ireland, and despatch the work to the
delight Of travellers.
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Justices.
l., l.. SWEET.
JOHN :. TUTHILL,
D. w. PORTER
Conveyancer.
ABE ADLER.

CONVEY tECER. will examine Land Titles,
\ pay Taxes, draw Plats. Sc. Ofiicc with the
County Recorder, Upton. Iowa. German
spoken. References.-.I w Bull. Attorney: Jes-
Sc James. Recorder: F. II Pound. Treas m6ns
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Exchange Office.

OUGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND CHI
- CAGD. for my required amount can he
procured of the subscriber. Also, Bills OF Ex-
change - H"itt$h Sterling, on England or
lrclanu.
Certificates of Deposit and Bank Drafts on
New York, Philadelphia, Boston or Chicago
cashrd and Government securities purchased.
Passage Tickets from Liverpool, London
derry or Glasgow to New York, or Clarence,
furnished ON moderate terms.
WM. II. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa. Sept. LIST. 1870.
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Hotels.
PALMER HOUSE.

NJ RS. MARY PALMER, Proprietress. Board.
wi ers and the Travelling Public will find
everything for their comfort at this House
Good meals, com Portable rooms and beds.
Cedar Street, Upton, Iowa. 20tf
Good Stabling attached.
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Attorneys.
RALpHH. KIRK

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
aud Notary Public Abstracts furni ished.
Mcnevs loaned and invested. and Collections
promptly made. Office in the Court House
Basement Upton, Iowa 3
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MILLER HOUSE.

StanwoOd, Iowa.
vINHE PROPRIETOR of this House will spare
| no pains o make his guests comfortable;
and in doing SO hopes to merit the custom OF
the public generally. Hacks leave this house
daily Sundays excepted), for Upton, and re-
turn. Also. in connection Will be found q
good Livery. Home cnstom and farmers Will
be furnished meals at reduced rates.
42tf n. ". MILLER, Proprietor
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POST HOISE,

I)Y +. +. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A new
- Hotel throughout convenen to the de-
pot, and kept with the utmost regard to the
comfort, convenience and satisfaction of GUS
toners. vl7nl2
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M. McLAUGHY.FE

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and General Collec-
y tion Agent VIII give prompt attention
- all business entrusted to him. Clarence.
Iowa. s3
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09
BULLS
SARSAPARILlA
Read. the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:
kS UEIE'S
genton Barraeks, Mo., Aprll 80. lsoa.


DR.. JOHN BuLI.-pearsir; knowing the Ell.
cheney OF your safspafila, and the heal NJ and
beneficial qualities ltpos-esses, ! send You g!ir
following statement 81 my cAsei
Twas wounded about Two years Ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen uionihs. Being
moved so often, my wounds hsye not healed Vet
have not sat upa moment since Ha- wounded.
am shot through the hips, Ny general health
~ impaired, and need something TO as-lst "a
ture. ] have more faith In your Safsaparia thar
IN anything else. ! Wish that that Is genulne
Please express me u half Dozen hotties, .Anc
obllge CAPT G. T.. JOHNSON,
81. LOUIS. 30.
j. S.-The following was written April 30, leo
b, Mrs. Jennie J-hnson, mother Of Capt. john
on!
DIR, JOHN BuLIs-De.r Sir; Ny husband, In.
Q 5. J0hnton, Was a skilinl surgeon aud physic.
Ian 10 Central New York. where he died, leaying
tho above Z, y. johnson IN my care, AZ thirteen
years Of age, he had a chronic darrhea hnO
scroiua, for which gave hig yoCr sarsapaT!As
1T CURED HlMi ] have for ten years recon
meLCed i 20 many Ia hes York, OHIO anu Iowa,
Tor scrofula, fever sores, and general debility.
Perfect success has attended IT, me ewtS ssez,ss
IN some Gases " sergaIa and ftrey sorss usrs lLgss
M1deuisas. ] am very anX Gus for my son 20 again
baNe recourse 70 your aarsapaTllla. lie IL fearful
OF getting spurious article, hence his writing 10
you for II, HIS wound, acre terrible, but ! 10,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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# EVIDENCE PROVING
D r. II Z y TITS
Trsatmsnt Supporter 60 ell others.


decm dn,y TO say you cured t three case, o.
OF ,tyPmil I.{sf "a va. htet stage iW'"
'e''' 'ouI AMI pIfEI.s. H -. otnada West.
Won rur's nv WI. Of log,.-tnad'n ms weaEpc,,
AMI myself % di.e,s. 81 thsli,er, kidn"ys, etc.,
u,sr tfoauu,nt a oEs ilinr ~ others.
=. W KCE, HarUori, conn.
nm. e. srs ss yh sasa gs Lssss, for 'h 10.
digestion, d.t4ihes rafecfISh. cough, dis
i sis Of We ns. Ne me-, sna "rssns s ss
visor AMI good health. ,. sriRbiS, y. y !.
You cHrti Iny WI" OF lons rtinl.bS "nahfe.s
and myself Of disease ~ tue liver, kidneys. etc..
after treatment along Time Dy others.
q. ". RICE. Hagtgord. Conn.
NJ WIFI. case va. considered hnpele.s by All
,h. i,hx.,can.- hui ry M. blessing of inc Al.
WIvS'y yau ,,.torcd Ter 10 health A Thousand
,h.nL. r. III GRFFITH
..rs Eara6etii. F,oyd %, ind.
by maa' They cared my son ~ bronc hi,is, Is.
vy,''sa all 20 49, our po.t.r m, our..l,.,
snse an ali hone, A. an Instrument Ia tbs sand.
% cod w ,h~hk you f9rsayins him.
yonh.y, relieved 100 oi nam and fc.,s,.J INV
urine 70 10 natural color, -. - is.'
ios eur'd me q disease o. Tn years' sisn .ix
'"'''''' los BkKrhf M p,r,,esi so' NJ.
Your m.dicin. cared Ina - r.aiIiy, .o,,l
have Psia on 40 hea ynn roqu,rei4t
J. BLACKSTONE, ~ Apple River, IN.
iecl gniolll ~ YOU; a. sis not ,Apo.ieJ e
H''Nh'ii i'o''i'h'n''n yout H'ai'he' ihhoN
u" "'h'F ~"s,u M" ssn,I s,,,,,:, go, ,.
~ w. ~ ~, ~. - ....NhuNel W.
- - - s '.'s' aa'Vi my "l",,istSh, ''o
r'h"''' '! !'"' H''''''''''' D. 80 LIZ
.i..... W. va fhf'h, ob'o'
lou ~ "i ",., ~ t IN" care Ian
'hg. $50 - 49, TN, SIL. ~,
lou ie'nDN'I ins i"hs, ,,lh,, 's''n 'a,ri as
'"' va We" uH!s. ,nApi~'S "hbn;g
H.. w 49,. Lut'.s, W.,
nave Wen NSH ANU " Fhh UsW lht ued'
80 Sn,iss, ia ~,
III II u, ~ ~
= mr. phSsNlsnsr ua c'uii h"' h"l'ea hss'
so ''' ~, rt.ru rny ,,,, n ~ 80. ,.,l,.
,rA.,.,., ' nl- -. ~ 5000, - rih' 'h'''
% w i,n .ui Il'''''',','s '"'i va h"l"
49, ~, ~ ~, 49, I've, ,''Hs'Nk' AZ |'-'' "o'
IN. Mo,.iuicx u,u..o,o t.J
Fou, yca,. 400 nv const',n, ~, 80 80, ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-09
MEDICAL.
OLD DIR. HIEATEI's

Many years rericpce IN caring Caiarrh. con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
1,scsso Of the Liver, blood, skin, and
Urinary Organs, disclosed the START.
INK TACT that The majority Of them were caus.
cd w and could only bo cured sfter curing them
Of seminal senlsnea-. rnhala,ion, cansfics, IRON.
tunes, stimglaug-, hypophoshtscs, mer.ury, cop.
a,ns, onbtba, burhu, INFECTIONS. and the ordinary
g,mei.Cs d al ~ we'd worse ,lian useless.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Once,
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
LOuiavdllC. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To MY. United States and World
wide RenSler,:

To MY. United States and World
wide Readers:
II HAVE received many testimonials from
lprofessioual and modest men, ~ my amanars
and various publications have shown, all Of which
are genuine. The following. from a highly edu.
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, II GER
have ever received. DIR. Clement knows ex.
actly what he speaks OF. aad his testimony de-
serves 90 be written In letters OF gold. Hear
what the IOctor says Of Bulls Worm Dos
vilianow, waiger County, Ca,
June -. isos.
pr. Jonn BrLL--Dear sri | have atrecs
gwen your WORN Destroyer" seyerA! tnsl,
saa And u wonderfully sifasrlous. n has no
eMect. am doing a pretty large county prActnd.
and have daiy Use for some sfticl. OF the ilay
am Tree 10 confess hat know of no fafue -
recommended by the ablest au,ho rites plai a ~
thew are uncertain IN tho extreme Ny oidrct n
writing you 10 10 nnd Out upon what terms l
get the medicine directly rom you. II can get
uupon easy terms. shall use great deal OF IL
al aware that the uss Of sue articles 10 contrary
20 the teachings and practice or great majority
Of the vsgu!sr u ne dircafdtng n remedy whIchwe
know 10 be sufficient, simply becaus. W. may nv
Ignorant Of IT, comb nation. For my part, shall
make II a rule 10 Use AL and every means ~ at.
leyiate suffering humanity W.T. ch may to able
10 commandment he-itallng because some one
more ingenious than my self hAy" leaned 10
effects nrst, and secured the sole right to secure
that knowledge. However, am by no mean- an
advocate or supporter Of the thousand OF worlir-s
uostruns that Hood the county, that pgfpoft %
cure all manner Of diseases 20 which Herh y helg
Please reply soon, and inform noe ~ Your bct
terms. i am, sm very respectfully,
JULllsP. CLEMENI, ~. u.
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GEORGETOWN.

SERIOUS AColDsNT.-About half-past one
CLOCK, yesterday afternoon, a cOlored man
named Henry Matthews, while engaged in
LostDg stone 70 be used for the abutment of the
new bridge at the terminus OF West street, was
seriously In ured by the falling of large stone
from the derrick. He was taken to his resi-
dfnce, where he lies in critical condition
IHE SINKING STEAMSHIP HERCULES still lies
opposite the fish wharf. One OF her consorts. the
Cen'ipede, is here and will this AFTERNOON
commence to take OFF her cargo OF coal and
another, the Rattiesnake, is coming mn The
rlyer with two steam tugs and a hydraulic
pump IN her wake, with which to pup ont and
raise the sUnkeB steamship.
largo OF SALT From LIvEEPoOL.-The BRIO
81. Michael, Capt. BeInier, with 600 tons OF
salt direct from Liverpool and consigned 10
JobD b. Donnely is to-day as MarburV,s dock
ana ulscharging her cargo which has beeo
disposed of TO l. Thomas Davis x Co.
OUR STEAM CANAL B0AT.-The steam canal
PoleIor H. II. Castleman was loaded az Cum
berland, Md on Tuesday, at the Potomac
cleared that port Tor Georgetown. She moved
through the water at a good rate OF speed
making but little, If any more wave than a boat
Hawn by h0i SEES. The reaction of the water
upon TIE the sides OF the canal was not enou On IN
De considered an injury to the banks Upor the
whole, saws the Cumberland Ne,cs her r,ove-
menis seem TO be nearer the great desi9eraflou
III steam canal navigation than AM thing We
have seen in operation vet.
ne GLAND CONCERT by the children of .he
puDic schools of Georgetown at Market Hall
,hs evening under the direction of Prof
Daniel will be one of the finest or the many
excellent musical entertainments which Ihay
have gwen, and worthy the liberal patronage OF
the Iublc.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Assessment OF LAND DAMAGES HasSrs
Robert +, Roberts. Andrew JAMES. ~ cha -,
Potter John Fairfax and ID. G.. Watkins. con
missioners appointed 10 assess lanl damage
along the line of the first section of tie Alextn-
"Iid and Freezer Cksburg Railroad met ar " 90;
Emo tins morning for that purpose.
LARD SALE -Messrs. Green X WISE Land
Age nts, have sold the farm OF Wan. =. Weller.
wing near Nokesyiile Station, o., 4. X 81 x
h, containing 100 acres. In fine cOn,ijrion. 70
William 81. Matrous, OF Pa for S60Il.
SUNDAY LAw.-The Mayor received a peti-
ron tbs morning, numerously sign, a. Drawing
him TO Institute measures for = more vigorous
enforcement OF the Sunday law with reference
10 the closing Of bar rooms.
SACRlLEGIous.-UnkDOw parties went into
the church on West street, between Prince aud
Duke, yesterday, and broke the lamps and fur
nlture, and committed other sacrilegious acts.
IHB FIsHKRIEs.-Several of the arge fishing
shores, Lewis and Ashton's, Cawood's and Be.s
ieys have cut out."-Gazette last eveniao
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WASHINGTON ANO OAIO hail.
ROAD.
It's Msnagcment-The Comm In ton
OnRatfOm.

Editor Star In reply to the communication
in your paper In regard to the manage IN int OF
the Washington and Ohio railroad, and its com
mutation rates, we will state that this road sells
tickets to Falls Church Station, IS trips, for
SOS, or 1ok trips each way, equal to % cent
per mile. Our quarterly tickets are sold for
Sn % Falls Church or Vienna, TO Thornton SIS
TO Guilford tl9, to Leesburg or Hsmltoa 500
Our yearly tickets are $50, and carry thu holder
to any part OF the road. Passengers by our
morning train leave Hamilton at 5.5e a. m aud
arrive in Washington before s% a. m. Our
rates are as low as those for hke business on
most of the northern roads, though the travel
is very light in comparison with theirs.
We have found IL necessary, in winter, n
leave the western end of the Dad later in the
morning, and Alexandria earlier ia the evening
owing to the shortness OF the days. We cannot
possibly run our road for the exclusive accom-
notation Of eight or ten department clerks,
much as the good OF the nation may require il.
SO soon as the Baltimore and Potomac and the
Alexandria and Alexandra and Fredericksburg
railroads shall be completed, we hope to be
able 10 furnish better accommodations th an are
now pTa cticable for the general public as we'll
as for the important individuals referred 10,
1 APPEND a table showing the rates of commu-
tation upon several roads in the vicinity of New
York.
The following table shows the comparstiye
rates on the difere Mt railroads for a years com
mutation TO points about equally distant from
New York:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
War DEPT. OEsIoE CHIEr SIGNAL OBr1oHR, 4,

SynoTs,s for the past "a hours:-The pressure
continues quite low on the Pacific coast with
threatening weather. The barometer has fallen
at the Rocky Mountain stations, but has re-
maineO hlgn IN Minnesota anu the extreme East
efn states. The low pressure which was CEN
tral IN illinois Wednesday morning now extends
from Indiana to Lake Ontario, and has extended
ltseu somewhat to the South, into Georgia
and has fallen slightly on the Gulf Cloudy
weather has prevailed East of the Rocky Noun
tam. but IS now clearing up in Texas and Min.
nesota' III mas ralned or ls now raining in all
this region, excepting on the immediate Soutb
Atlantic coast and extreme Southwest. Fresh
ana brick Northeast winds have prevailed on
lht Lakes and middle Atlantic coast.
PrObdbihtiss.-NO material change in thn
weather is indicated for the remainder of Thurs
day. The rain will probably extend along the
South atlantic coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

~ Yellow linen and serge dresses are to be
trimmed this season with the yellow cluny lace
which las q very beautiful effect.
- Ladies like compliments as children do
ton b0ns. They will take them till they can
take Io more; but If ever so small q one goes to
another, OBJ. how they long for it.
1-A bill has been introduced into the T4xa.
Legislature to divide the State into thr ee States
The people are to vote upon the question before
the divisio n becomes valid.
~RObert Bonner has purcha sed, a. Lexing-
top, KY, at high price, the colt Mambrino
BERTHE, that trOtted mile, At Cincinnati, last
Fall, in 2.il-lI seconds faster than the best
time ever made by any other two-year old.
every few of the lady promenaders of the
day take DIR. Dio Lewis's advice to carry their
arms down by their sides. They prefer to carry
them IN 'front.' aud in a manner similar 10 a
chickens foot on a roost.
This is the style in which irreverent Chi.
cego announces great reyivalist 80 Elder
Knapp, having converted three sinners in : % !,
Will 'rastle with the Fiend ut Sunday"
~ Mrs. Nellie Moulton, OF Portsmouth. n
H., thirty three years old, hs. ten children. one
OF them being the beststudent in the Dartmouth
sophomore class; and she was sent to jail for
drunkenness last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

SClC1Dk or BOATMAN.-A man nam ID
Woods one day last week whilst upon a uausi
boat in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry commit
ted suicide by taking laudanum. He had so ne
time previously been employed upon the Canal
His body was buried at Sandy Hook,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Questionable carriers are OF bIse vsIxa,
sold mounted.
fashion again, and Is set In FURNISHED gold and
enamel. "
gin Tennessee . hotel-keeper is called a
"hash-miIl boss"
Seamless kid gloves are coming into favor
A"Coifure Ia Godiva," tn at Ia. with the
BAR lo1s.iy waved down the back, will be
popular At the seaside.
~fhe "Lorne 6ipsey" is q roupd hat. the
'steH style Tor yonns lAdies, aud 10 made of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
TEy AxNrAL Literary ENTERTAINMENT Of

TRy ANNUAL LITERARY ESrusrArNxEST OF
We >oVhcI1fe and Fre 4 man classes OF CO.
lumbar College attracted large audience to
Tie .5ta street Bap.-st Church last evening.
Attet iIsyer by Rev. DR.. Samson, and music
BY tie Marine Band, the following named gen.
tleIacn, constituting the Freshman class, de-
ErsTtC dissertations "A. A. LipscOmb. OF VIr-
gina, The Influence o. Poetry A. W. Dut-
ton, Of the DIST. CT OF Columbia, Times Con-
quest J. II. Wilson, District of Columbia
"wEO VII Win" The following members OF
the Sophomore clsss then delivered ORATORS =
y. +. Philips, Of The District of Columbia
Wealth versus Genius =. 5. ShedI of the
District 81 Columbia. The Nations De d. X .
q. White. OF Maryland, What is it?'' y. H. Ed
Tsrcs, Of South Carolina, ''VIrsue aud Vice
Contrast j. =. ". CuthbeTt, Jr., of the District
OF Colunb a, France ard GERMANY g. NJ
eElF, OF tie District OF Columbia. The We'd
ding Of Civilization ard Nature" r. X. Hav> of
Virginia, stop that Thought The papers
gtnerally showed careful research and mach
thou II IN their preparation, and were delivered
IN most cases with force aud elOquence. Each
sIeaktr was warmly agplsudsd. and most OF
hem received beautiful 5Oquets from their
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

GENTLEMEN wishing to purchase Dress Shirts
VIII bear in mind that l carry the largest stock
and assortment of Fine Shirts in the Territory.
The price Of my best shirts is $50 each. have
an unusually good shirt for 50.
The MT, wear and price guaranteed.
One Price only. GEO. c. HBNNfNs,
40 It'll street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Made to to order r ,P.waIaph;
at Cor. a ct. and Pa. ay.
Mems and Boys Suits; s18 to sio:
also, Business Suits
Shirts and Drawers SO to $50.
Linen Coats Boys Suits.
4,29 for Office, Al. $3.50 to Sl6
THE sale of the $40 Mclean & Hooper Sewing
Machine has increatei to such an extent til at
some agents of the high priced machines begin
10 feel panic stricken, and use all means in their
power TO prejudice the public against this ma
chine. The many references the agent Mr.. j.
RoseDtbal, can give in this city are a proof of
the excellence OF this machine, and we would
404 Seventh street.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors AND
SHoBs.-BeiDg fully determined to relinduiSh
the boot and shoe business by the LIST of June 1
am now Offering my complete stock at prices
less than cost of manufacturing.
j. RosENTHAL, No. i04 Ith street.
To BooT AND SHOE DEALERs.-I am deter
mined to reliDguish my shoe business by the i,t
OF June, and would offer part or the whole OF
my stock at heavy discount On m anuf scturers,
prices. j. RosENTHAL, Ne. 404 It'll street.
HKMPLHR has all kinds thermometers and
CAUTIoN.-Bepdre Of Importers As some nm
scIup9lous parties are In the habit of stating
mat their places OF business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have no branch stores, and that have
no connection with any similar institution In
this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 43l eth st., between ID and Il.
CowING's PATENT NECKTIR FASTENER Tor
sale wholesale and retail, at the Original France
i3l 9TH street, between ID and E. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Oripus,
France, 43l It'll street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN White SHIRTS one, two
or three p!eats-eylefs, buttons or s.nds-open
in front or in back-all siIes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, s31 Tth street
at Popular Prices No branch stores.
BUY THH CKLEBRATED " FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 43I eth street
Look for the name. No branch stores. "a
OUR NEW STYLES Of Corsets, from France
and Germany, have Just arrived, and can be
had ID ell qualities and prices.
g. BAUM, Corset Importer.
For CoRNs, BunIons, Club and Iugrowfns
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th greet OBJ
posite United States Treasury. 2,A, u:
MRS. MooDEY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
menCed by all physicians, can he bought and
made to order, at o. Bsum's Hoop SKIRT aud
Corset Factory, sos 7tb street. 1921
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES AZ One
Dollar a pair, at q. Baum's Hoop Skirt aud
corset factory, s@ 18th street. 3,2I
THE c. sRRa N.1rgaise and Marguerite
GLOW ;" ~ tho spring shades, has just been
received o. @. BAUM'a
Kid Glove Depot, 4os 7th It.
CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINE on fraught. At
Miller's, $40 It'll street, opposite Odd Re .loygs'
hail. 3.2.3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

JHE "WAsHINGTos CLUB OF the Irish can
federation" adopted 8 constitu ion AMI by-G.es
latsEeDing and admitted several ne W me mbers
and will meet next week for the election Of
sftcers. Va
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AfPARzsTLY We shall soon have credItAhle
YOUNGER military Organization fOr this Dis
uiet. Elsewhere will be found call for a
meeting OF The members of the dine cavalry
company OF years ago-the Presidents Mounted,
Guard, for reorganization.
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TIE yEFTH MARYLAND RzGIN ENT will emma
20 Warrington on Wednesday. May 10, for the
purpose Of visiting Mount Vernon ana being
feSlered b. the President of the United States
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LOCAL NEWS.
AnIsEnENTs, Ae.

Val, OJera House.-Signor BItz, jr., and
he Canary Birds
-. Pstsrs SrsoOi Heat Spfing Holiday
CSItata.
EcEcyo-.'zs " z. CAarcl-Grand organ con-
cert.
hsrkTiter's Art Gallery. $50 tn street.
5sTiOgs Gallery OF OIL Painting, fZ3s Penn
sylvAuIE sverCe-Sev pictures Jus: recc,yed.
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Bay BAI--SnoIld the wet weather pre-
vent the much talked Of game b4tseeu ths
Boston ard olympic climbs to- day it will come
or 10 morrow, AZ the same time and place
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sHER8Y WEE II DoHD.

aavsred shIlKY m the Custom &ouse 10 Georss
town, d, o, which We will cell at very mail a
celebrated house Of Ysasi, Oads, and hes been pre-
nouneed By judges the finest wine this side the A.
Iantic. Samples can be seem ct eur store.
We are eols Agents In the District Tor r. J, Mar
ID Co.. world renowned Publ WHkAJ
10! medicinal uses The trade sulRIsd q dstiiisr'
prices, By BROWNING h1DDLEr0y.
fs1 Ga psaD0Iyenia syeBus.