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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15
THE M0D0CS.

The MODOCS.
No News from the Lava
Beds.
A Heavy Snow Storm Interrupts Tele-
graphic Communication.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
An Edict of determination
Against the Savages.
PEACE POLICY PLAYED OUT.
President Grant Takes a Deter
mined Stand.
ORDERS TO GENERAL SCHOFIELD
Attitude of the Interior Off
Gals Defined.
SECRETARY DELANO'S MISTAKE.
The Appointment of Commissioner Meacham
the Cause of the Trouble.
A DELAYED DESPATCH.
Text of the Instructions to the
Peace Commissioners.
SKETCH OF DIR. THOMAS.
An Oregon Colonel on the Indians and the
Commissioners.
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OKRLLY'S JAILRRS.

OKRLLYS JAlLBRS.
Uncertainty in Havana Regarding the
Herald Commissioners Fate.
HOPEFUL VIEWS OF THE BRITISH CONSUL.
He Has Had Three Interviews
With the Captain General.
Present Inability to Act Decisively
in the Matter.
MANLY LETTER FROM Mr.. OKELLY.
"IfI Am Prisoner 1t Is Because Fool.
islly Trusted in Spanish Honor.''
A Week in Prison Without a
Word Of Cheer.
IGNORANT EVEN OF THE ACCUSATION.
How a Spanish Fiscal Can Swal-
low Letters and Dispatches.
His Strict Neutrality Distinctly
Preserved Throughout.
THE LETTER FROM CESPEDES.
1t is Addressed to the Proprietor of the
Herald.
FIRM TONE OF THE AMERICAN PRESS
Smyrna times., 1873-12-24
POSTPONEMENT!
4th Grand Gift Concert
THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK
Success Assured
A Full Drawing Certain
On Tuesday, 3lSt of March, Nert.

In order to meet wish and xpectaton OF
public and the tor the full payment Of the
nneent gifts for the Fourth Grand Chit Concert
Public Library Kentucky the management have de-
termiued 10 postpone the Concert and Drawing until
Tuesday the 3Ist of March, 1874.
They have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,
And have great many agents yet To hear from
ENTERTAINED OF THE SALE EVERY TICKET
DRAWING WILL POSITIVELY AND CNEQUIvO
CALBV TAKE PLACE on THE DAY NOW FIXED AND ANY
REDUCED IN PROPORTION TO THE CNSOLD TICKETS.
Only 1000 tickets have been issued and
$4,000 Cash Gifts.
$1,5OO,OOO
will be distributed among the ticket holders.
The tickets printed in Of tenths sud all ac
tonal will be represented in the drawing just whole
LIST OF GIFTS,
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT S250,0OO
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 100000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 25,OOO
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 1880
10 Cash Gifts, $4,000 each, O,0OO
80 Cash Gifts, 5000 each, 100000
so Cash Gifts, 1000 each, $4,000
80 Cash Gifts, 500 each, 10000
100 Cash Gifts, 400 each, 10000
$50 Cash Gifts, 800 each, $4,000
25O Cash Gifts, 200 each, $4,000
325 Cash Gifts, 100 each, $4,000
1000 Cash Gifts, so each, $4,000
TOTAL, 10000 GIFTS, all cash --.--
Smyrna times., 1873-12-24
SMYRNA, DEL
KIND WORDS.

The Associated Reformed Presbyterian says
FOr EssFs Perry Davis Pain. Killer has heen known
as q most useful family medicine. For pains and
aches we know nothing good the Pain Killer.
FOR many internal diseases u 10 equally good. We
speak from perience. and testify what we know
NO fhmliy ought 10 be without a bottle Of Davis Pain
k4ler. .ltit.... '4... --Htintf
MEssRsj PERRV DAVIS & SoE PsovrprNcr RI
Gsats.r7Al'hough stranger TO you 1 am not to
yoar lnval luahle medicine. Pam KILLER. formed its
a-quaiRance IN 1S47 aEd I am on most in iraa Ie
Terms Hrh it still my experience in confirms
my best that their is no medicine equal To- PAIN.
klHef Ioi the fuIck and cure OF Summer Com.
Paints Sore Throat. Group, Bruises ard Cuts 1
have used II in all and found speedy cure in every
case. YonrsTruIy s.'
.-.e.s... III. GARDINER. Nd.
Judging by our own experinence whoever once
makes trial OF Perry DAVIS Pain Killer, will moi
fat 10 recommend ii widely as an uneQualIed Iini
ment. and valuable internal remedy for colds and
various other complai0ts.-EUsry Month.
The efficacy Of Perry Davis world renewned Pam.
kiter IN all diseases Of Ihe bowels even in that ter
rnIe seoufEe. the Asalic Cholera has been amply
aliesied oy the most convincing authority Mission
aries ssIn China and India have written home in com
mendaIOn OF this remedy 10 terms That should carry
conviction 10 the mOsi skeptcal, while its popularity
IN communities nearer hume 10 ample proof that the
virtues claimed for Il are real and tangible. Among
family medicines II siands unrivaed.- Boston Courier
The Saturday EUening Gazette of Boston, says
IL is impOsible 10 find place on this broad LAND
where Peuy Davis Pain Killer is not known
most valuable remedy for physical pain. In IN,
country. miles from physician apohecary the Pain
kIllef - cherished ss the exclusive paRacea, and
never deceives.
"PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER 10 really 9 waluabl,
medfcament. and. unlike most OF the articles of IN,
day' Is used by many physicians. IL s particularly
desirable IN locations where physicians near
and, BY keeping u at hand. families will often cav
the necessity Of sending out midnight for doctor
boiLs should be kepl in every house."-BoaO
Traveller,
I'VE have tested the AIN.KIILLKR, and ssuur
our resders that il not only possesses all the virtue
claimed for IL. but in many instances surpasses n
other remdey we have ever known "-Hisraid Of faOi
pei Liberty.
Smyrna times., 1873-12-24

In order TO wish and expectation OF this
public and the ckeIhOders tor the full payment Of the
gifts announced for the Fourth Grand CHIT Concert
Public Library Of Kentucky the management have de
termiued 10 postpone the Concert and Drawing until
Smyrna times., 1873-12-24

amounting to $l,5O0,OO
The chances gift are IL one 10 ave
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50 Halves Tenths each coupon. e5
Eleven Whole Tickets 22x Tickets $1,000;
whole Tickets for $1,000 927 Whole Tickets for $4,000 No
discount on less than $500 worth OF Tickets.
The Fourth Git Concert will be conducted all respects
like the three which already full partcu
lars be learned from circulars which will be from
this office to all who apply tor them.
Orders tickets and applications for agencies will be at
tended to in the order they received and hoped they
will be I'm promptly that there disappointment
delay filling all Liberal to those who buy
to sell again All perempOrily required settle
their accounts and all unSOd tickets by Goth
Of March.
THO. f. BRAMIETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky Manager Gift Concert
Public Library Building, Louisville, ny. dec. I7-im
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THE COURTS,

PULICE COURT, JUICE SaeN.-TO-day, Jas
Coy'e, heavy built athletic Young colorCi u,au
was atiaigned on three separate warra,ts Charging
as arlt nd battery ON Margaret Burke, Nary Mari.
and SaTa1 Siatt"y. From the testimony il appears
that he went into the store kept by lIIs. BuTke on
Capitol Hill when intoxicated and called for a rink
from the shoulder right and lea, knocking the three
wemen ab0lt 1t pleasure ard bruising them all
about the head and iice; syy DAYS in jaiI in each
case. Henry Johnson, alias "M0nkey,- charged
with house breaking was arrested by Sergeant ST.
bod. and commit J'l for action of The rand
Jury. Henry Buck. lrit end bat cry on W lillian
J Hec. and Clara 81 : 10 and costs or thirty
day IN Jati. join CurTTt. iS-tult on Columbus
Clark, So, or thirty d.ys "a AL. Mary Touhay
profan ", So. Alexander Hsr'is, disorderly. So
Lewis Douglass. diserderly, s., John Cushing.
profanity, So. john King. distut bling he quiet OF
Georgetown; So. zane Jackson and Ellen CJIiins.
q sorde-ly assembly. So each James Il. Turton,
Ia lure 10 furnish sTI able number Of back nrem.
is 10 has tenement houses; SIS thirty DAYS FeIiy
Genty, n sault and battery \ Lena Letter. : aI,l
costs or thirty DAYS ia Jail.
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GEORGETOWN,

RIVER TRADE.-The schooner President A.
johnson, reforted in this column as ha wing ar
rived with lumber to the Wheatlv Brothers was
consigned to Jos. x j. +. Libbey. The steamer
II. Y. Knight cleared to-day for New York with
$50 be rTels o. -four, and the steamers Express.
from Baltimore, ard Geo. Ii. Stout, from Phil
adeiphia, have arrived, with miscellaneous
cargocs. The achr. Mary Willis arrived from
Norfolk, with 5000 shingles and GO, 900 feet
lumber to Jos. * j. T.. Libbey. Canal boat T.
j. Baker arrived yesterday with 40 barrels of
-four ~ CD tr.'@ ""ment for Geo. Waters
GRAIN IiA - .e canal boat Bradfield
Hartley arrived TODAY with 3. 100 tons prime red
wheat tor Hartley q Bro, which sold At $780,
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish to-dsy
were 1000 herring, 100 shad and 500 Ia ylors
The herring sold at $3.50 TO s. per thou .and;
shad at $50 and taylors at 81 per hundred.
FLOUR ms" ECTIoEs.-InspeetOr Peters re-
ports his inspections Tor the month OF Aprl To
be 2 162 bbls. family, 1913 bbs. extra, 52s bbls
superfine. T2 bbls. fine, and 3l8 bbls midd ings;
total, $685. Inspector McCann reports his at
1,GG3 bbls. family, $3.50 bbls. extra, 13 bbls
tuperfine, lCi bbls. fine, and bbls. midding
total 5,6G9-making the total inspections for the
month IL ,y12 barrels.
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Condensed Locals.

From ShiIlngtOn We have Zee Nation for Nv
.. and Carl Pret-sI's EOBsik ~ Speaker being No.
- Beadie = dine speaker series
Yesterday, Officer Collins of the fourth
precipct. iouTd dead colO~ed infant a. the
corner OF 10Th street and Rhode Island avenI.
The second levee of the Corcorau ZOuayes
Mason Temple last night was a very pleasant
affair.
Patents have just been granted to Washing
tonians as follows: 1OMartin A. Penn for clasp
Tor haTnS IS, and Charles G. Ketchum for fish
trap.
The Baltimore Annual Conference OF the
African Methodist Episcopal Church met in
Bat more Yesterday and Revs. NJ. tx
walker, Il zee, b. own, ard Aukevnev, o. the
washington COME eace, were Introduced.
r. n. Wilson, real estate agent. 511 9Th street
has sold the elegant residence OF Mrs. Tbos. T..
Morgan a the head OF 10Th street. overlooking
the cty, to Edward c. Dean, of Detroit, Tor
S4GOO0
TIe Sunday School o. the 4th street NJ f.
Church, >Outhe9 [, had delightful ente-sain-
ment last evening. The May Queen will lie
repeated this evening whe some very m steriaI
Oh sngCs will he made in the programme.
Dr. y. 1ah6r johnson and Miss Ed;th Maud
B9ScCm wee married BY Rev. j. T.. Rankin,
at the Cong. egatbOnll Church yesterday. in the
Presence Oi a large number of friends and l,it
immediately after the ceremony Tor a bridal
tour through the PRINCIPAL northern cities.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Apvt n, 1873.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing stationery for the
year ending June 50, 1874, will be received at this
Department until Slst day Of May, ISIS, At II
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
fhe bids will be considered and accepted or re-
Jected item BY item: and this advertisement and the
proposals., 90 far a. accepted By the stary Of
State, and the bond accompanying the same, shall
constitute the contract between the Gov eminent
The articles contracted for must be furnished frsm
time to time, during the year, in quantities pur-
The entire quantities Of each article will, how
ever, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
sascisnt sSrssiss, in sum equal to tfty per cent
States ocer Of the district in which the sureties
side or do business on form 70 be furnished by the
tiOns OF the articles = may be awarded under 4,
and the performance Of the contract. ~
All deliveries will be subject 70 inspection by IN
sssse, and the delivery Il AZ inferior article viii Se
deemed sufficient cause to annu the contract, q the
option of. the Secretary.
Deliveries mnst be free Of charge At the Depart
ment q state, wsshiIeson
The failure to comply With any one order under
the contract WILL the option Of the Secretary Of
State, operate as forfeiture OF the entire penalty
the purchase, in open market, Of such Quantities q
any articles shall be necessary supply The de
cisLcy caused by such failure, aud charge TO the
contractors ffty per cenfum Of the price which A
shall be found necessary 10 pay for such articies
Proposals unaccompanied by safisfactory h,~a
will not be copsidered, and contracts will be- awar6
ed only 20 established manufacturer Of on dealers IN
Props ais to be addressed to the undersisnsa ana
marked "Prepassls FOR Sts,i.nery.o ~
an colin HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State
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The Excursion Trip over the Metro.
UDritaa EOad.

RFTU IN OF TIE ExCURsIoNIsTs
The party of eNeurs'Onists Numbering some
eigh: y-ive AZ pce'her) who left Washington on
WodBr law Ior a I, Yer the Metropolitan
road re GIn- 10 We h'nqton to-day, much
era, = by whaS they giving >uraPce
that he long bOpcd for short new line We il a
fixed fact The trip was extended beyond the
Point o. Rocks, a. far a Grafton, giving an cp-
IOfiuniiy 20 eriOy the I'D scenery OF toe ALE
ghaples and also to see The recent import ant
imPrOven er male at Cumberland and other
points by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
PAW.
At the rsilrosd hotel entertainment at Graz
ton last night Mr.. 4. r. Shepherd, in behalf of
The W ashington CUES expressed their ack now
Judgments IOr the cOurtesies received, and their
qualification at the event they were called upon
20 celehrate-the opening of a new and short
hire OF communication with the great West.
Vice PTeSid mt he v<Sr. of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. respond in behalf of the company
expressing their grs;if .tiOn at having tie
company of 20 many OF the prominent citizens of
Washington and distinguished representative
OF the Army and Navy. The people of Wash
irg on, TerhaI', were of the opinion that the
MetTcpolitsn road had been CONTRACTED SOW
" bur -1ey could now see that 1T Ead been
constructed SOliSly and well. 81 a cost a. more
thar three millions OF dollar. This road could
rotfaii TO advance TIE prosperity of washing
ton tnat ing her to reap the iuii benefit of her
geo aIh,cal position and Ter shorter line TO
ger rates
Mr.. Keyser's assurance that there would be
II discrimination against Washington in favor
OF Baltimore in the ma, ser OF eight ara pa
seuger rate was received With heartne of
app!aT 2 that must have given him an ides of
the So "a lde felt by the people OF Washington
o. this 20 ~.
The excursion train left Grafton at midnight
on the return Trip and was drawn to MARTYR
burg by the Cincinnati express train. At this
point the excursion train stopped 20 minutes 20
give the cypress train due az Washington
At 1-sD T.. NJ, via the Relay House, that
Iarch advSnce on the wav, vet the excursion
tram, a. r 1pglpg twice on the way. reached
NSShin'- on IC -sy-hve minutes ahead OF the
express train The run from the Point of Rocks
To Wa>hin ton, .OTty-twO niles, was made in
two hours. or AT the rate of tWenty-One miles
an hour, which Was sery good time for new
road.
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~Twenty Amherst college seniors are appli-
cant for positions as teachers in Japan.
~ There is nothing like making Young man
pay Tor thing to learn the value OF II.
@The Kentucky democratic state conven-
ton at Frankfort yesterday nominated james
W. Tate for state treasurer.
ga baza presided over by Nine. THEIRS
at the Paris Opera House produced liO,OJ0f. tor
the orphans OF the war.
SAnOther flying ship is being built in San
francisco, and like the rest, ION entirely new
and original plans"
DThe Muse will not be unrepresented at the
Vienna exposition. Miss Christina ROssetti will
attend it, and SO win MIR. Joaquin Miller
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A 1OT We MAN KNOCKED SENSELESS GY A
BURGLAR fGtGI Rssslt Fedref-Abo bout ;
O'Clock last night bod attempt was m id,. nv
two cOlOred burglars to enter the house OF Mr.
W. ) Tucker, iCa4 Il street southwest Opposite
the Smithsonian Institute. A son of Mr.. Tucker
hearing noise in the hall. stepped out, and
seeing the thieves seized one b. tile collar and
jerSed him into the street. at this moment the
other drew a billy and struck the Young man
on the forehead knocking HIM senSelc = Both
the thieves then ran off, and Mr. Ford who
vas visiting at the house. appeared upon the
scene and fred two pistol shots after the G.
treating scOundrels- Ore OF them was heard to
cry out lin shot" after the last round was
hrCd. but both managed to escape. DIR.
Leach WAS at once call~d in to dress the
wousHd OF Mr. Tucker, ard found il of quite a
serious nature. Officers Altrd.e and Lewis
soOR afterwards arrested lwO cOlOrej men. well
known 20 the police, named Sam Rainey and
Eowie NllhapS, on susp'c en- OF being tte par
ties and locked them up Tor a hearing. Wiz
hams and kainty have been held for a hearing
tomorrow. One of the parties has owned uD
arOihcr not vet arrested. Mr. Tucker Is very
seriorsly irjrrSd. his skull being fractured, and
~ VIII be some time. II ever, before he wall be
able TO identify the parties. The blow was
struck by heavy stone WEI Ching about four
pounds. Rainey when arrested had portion
of walking cane. with the silver head on il
which u Is suppoS he had stolen: also. a felt
hal under his arm He is well known 10 the DO
lice, a. II also Williams. Chief Clarvoe has
turned the case over TO Detectives McDeyitt
CoOmes and Miller. and all concerned ia ~ will
be arrested, and brought before the court to-
morrow.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued to-day by the In
spector of Buildings: two-story brick ware
room, 4 street, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, for 9. G. Bal; a two-story brick
dwelling, with French roof, corner Pennsvlva-
MIA avenue and 18th street northwest, for D.
q. Foster; two-story brick private stable and
carrirge house on 18th street betw en- X and L
streets northwest. for VIM. p. Dale; a two-story
brice stable, fireproof, G street, between 9Th
ana .th streets, northwest, for Me-srs. Gheen
* Osborn.
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IT is AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Con-
sumption can be cured; but is far better to
prevent the cruel disease from fastening itself
on the system. by the timely use of q remedy
like Or. Wistar's BdIsdm Of Etsd Cherry. This
standard preparation will speedily cure a cough
or cold, and even Consumption often yields to
its great power.
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DROPOSALS FOR RATTONS.

PROPOSALS FOR RATI0NS.
HEADQrARrERs U. S. MARINE CoRPs,l
Dudyter0aaster's Ogioe, ,
WAsHINGToN, April "a, lo73. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once I'M
III O'Clock p. m. Of THURSDAY, the 9Th day of
States at the following stations, from the
LIST q Sp,y III Il the he's Of J%Ie 1874
CHARLEsT0WN, MASSACHUSETTS;
BROOKLYN, New York;
PHILApELPHIA; Pennsylrania;
GOsPORT, near Norfolk, Virginia;
R fEENNsaAPSoSnhs, Martha Mariana;
MARE ISLAND, California.
Zach Ration 70 consist Of twelve ounces Of Pork
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces II Soft Bread or Flour 1
or twelve ounces Of Hard Bread, or one pound and
Rations ffteen pounds Of Beans or Peas, or ten
pounds Of Rice or Heminy; ten pounds Of Green
Tea fifteen pounds of Sugar fonr quarts Of Vinegar
one pound and four ounces Of Adamantise s;ar
twelve ounces Of Salt, and four ounces Il Pepper.
The rations are to be delivered upon the order Of
Beef either in bulk by the single ration of good
quality, with equal proportion Of hind and fore
the PORK, No. Prime Mess PORK; the Flour known
as Extra Superfne i'm the market Of the place where
Sugar, good New Orleans or its equivalent, aud the
Beans, Vinegar, Candles, Soap Salt, &C, TO be Of
All All SUBJECT SUBJECT to inspection.
guarantee, signed by two persons. whose respon-
Judge, District Attorney, or Collector must accom-
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by such guarantee. Blank forms Of proposals can
be obtained upon application at any Of the Marine
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the rst insertion to Thu
Proposals to be Endorsed proposals for Rations,"
-. 49,. WILLIAM !, SLACK.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs--The following sales of
real estate have RECENTLY been made

Thomas T.. Waegaman, real este broker AMI
auefoneer, sold 10. No -, in square 3d. having -
front of Is feet street, to Thomas Maouev, for
s65: Also part oflo. 4, in square 6l5 to Ell. Rics,
for cents per foot. Also, part of lot 4, in square
6C5- TO Daniel Storey, for IL cents per foot
J. &. Kennedy, real estate brokSr and auctionear,
No SIS al street has sold The following real estate
Lois 80. 60. 81, 81, 63, 6t and 65 in E. E. Msybew
subdivision Of square 2D4, with improvements. 10
Bipe"w. for G3l 500. Also. To- 9, in W B odd s
subdivision of square So TO Patrick Culinsne, fos
81 SEQ Also lot 20, IN call subdivision of square
$50, to b III Elliot for 81 eco
Il. X. Wilson, real estate agent I'll 18th street has
sold he elegant suburban residence Of Mrs Thomas
Dean, of Detroit for 40 OOD
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WASHINGTON PHYSICIANS AT THE HEALTH
CoNGREss.-The American public health asso-
cation assembled at Cincinnati yesterday
morning. DR.. Toner, of Washington submitted
quantity OF statistics of health organizations
in the United States, date of origin and mode
OF organization. In the after noon DIR. q. G..
Cox read paper on the necessity of a rational
sanitary bureau. He argued that by this means
the country would advance in sanitary KNOW
edge, and would be able to ward OFF destructive
epidemics The resolutions were adopted with
a vote OF anrreciatinnN
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RELIABLE.

RELIABLE.
Fathers and Mothers
we are adding to our stock a large assortment
OF beys', youths and children's thing.
The Waverly Suits
from to 9 years of age, from IS to as.
The Harvard Suits
from to 10 years of age, from g &c $40.
Sailor Suits, Farragut-
from to years Of age, and other styles in end
less variety. Ours are the best made. Best
material and newest styles in the market.
NOAH WALKER a. Co.,
4,22S Gil Pa. ave-. MetropOlitan Hotel.
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DoCT. AYERS LABORATORY, that has done
sueh wonders for the sick, now issues a potent
resterer for the beauty OF manknd-fOr the
comeliness which advancing age is so prone to
diminish and destroy. His Vi1or mounts
luxnriant locks on the bald and grey pates
among US, and thus LAYS under obligations TO
him, for the good looks well as health of the
community. mwfSv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02

liz MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHIsxT, let
him buy il and take it home like q man, and
not sneak home with a bottle of "Bitters, :" or
Cordial, and pretend that it is medicine. II
he wants tonic that is something better than
temporary stimulant, he should get a bottle of
Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron Tonic,) that will
yitalize the blood and give durable strength TO
the system q
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuseme0ts. DC, Tonight.
Waits Opera HVuse.-OPera boafe La Belle
Helene"
rAsater COmiqEs.-Songs, buTlesques, dances,
&c.
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DooLEy's YEAST POWDER cannot be excelleti
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, waf-
fies, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready and
reliable. &
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1T Y EN- s.

CONFINEMENT and happiness reign in al
households were Dooley's Yeast Powder is usel.
Try it. Your grocer has 1t. Put up fun
weight. 90