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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
SoQau0.

@m terp a nj, 19. @pril.-Oie Nies
rerla9e, wslde uniere Iruppm bel rem
Sturne auf ras Spuptfort. raS bic @ts
idinelen aufsewcrfen, erlitten baben, it,
in @nbetradt Der auf Sumatra rispps
niblen Sruppsnfdrfe, wabrli9 teunru@
bisenp gu nennen. Die Starfe res Or
pecitionsbeeres be;ifert ii6 ndmlid auf
nur 1916 Mann, porunter 166 SiT;ies
re. Sei her lsBten @Hatre nun serlpren
mir auber rem General Wajcr SSbler,
cem Sberbefeblsbaber, an Ipettn ALIEN
.'130 Mann, psnn psnisienes ras leIes
sramm ni6t iibtrtreibt. Die 3abl Der
Serpunretcn pirfte jerenfalIs als Winis
mum auf has Dcppslte un;uldIasen
iein, 10 caB mir faum mebr 5000 fampfs
fabise Wdnner aufsuweilen baben. Bie
Serii9ert pire, 1T nun BOD I'M 9sritirs
flung bon Batavia ansefrast une bpfft
man balp Elm ;weites Grpeciticnscprps
BON slet9er Stdrfe an Srt II. SteIe su
ieten. Op9 bis tabin III SieQei9t ras
erfe idOn aufssriebsn. Omar ribmt
man itbr ben General fabs9sf Gster une
bebauptet, pab CT cen "sefaasnen Sefeblss
baber mebr alS erleyen fSnne, ep6 i'm
@asemeinert lautet caS llrtbsil Der nit
SfinSien befannten DISQUALIFICATION in
Setref Der Grpeciticn unsdnitis. lleterz
baupt ipute man lieber pur6 cine an
iebnli@s Wa6tentfaltuns aaes, mas uns
iere 6reunpi6a toerI9mabt pas @swi6t
unirrer Ssinpi6uft fiblen su laiIsn unp
i'm sesebenrn Sale pas 8eid slti6in
annectiren gum warnenren Seiipiel fir
Die iibrisen aliatiiden Sepe;firiten, rie
Gin Oriitel Der Smell nod alS lelbtitans
ri9e Serrl6er tbeilen unp rie Nisperlins
Ger aus Gem 2anpe, upp Der 9fsHer
wi6lt", unb ppbin man lpnit feline S5ein<
Re ~Serbannen mb6te, Srrtreiben modem.
Seprnfaas 1T bic Sadie ernlt senus I'm
uniere &esieruns su ensrSil6sn @abrss
geln ansulrprnen !; man iast raB rer
Srcnprin; iiA bic grpecitipn lebr ansss
lr9en Iein la11e. g. @.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
Stalien.

@abrsnp in Deuti9lanp bic alsemeine
GbritenSerfolsuns tesinnt, nimmt lie
benz unelidli6en Stalien INNER srSBsre
Oimsnlipnen an. Sisber mar es zen
@ebrytsn l~penisitenS nod erlaubt, an Zen
@ratern ibrer Seilisen unb al, ben 0nas
tenprten Srpt su iu6eu. SeBt ater
miro ibnrn aud cas Srrboten. Die
@aafabrtn mad GiYipale, 100 Elm 0nas
tsnbilp Der Wuttsr @etteS ssrsbrt wirc,
bic Yilssrsise mad eem @rabs beS bl.
Grans BON aliiili unp cine Geibe Spn an
bern Sittfabrten inc unteriaSt wpresn,
neil iie uitaatssefdbrli9" ieisn, serare ME
bic Sslu9e Ger Ulaubisen su 8ritb in
GliaB pur6 pas @iiIitair ~perbincsrt psrs
ben, neil bic bort eri9sinence aierielisite
Sunsfrau nrei6ssefdbrli6e" 8eren
fibrt. Saten je Iyrannei u. Sl6pinn
sinen srO6artisern Sriumpb sefeiert?
C. W.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
HeutidlanS.
(&Sln. 3ts.)

Berlin, %. gpril. Die bier wieeer
sinsetrcfsnsn iarcsutiden 8ei6stassats
sepreneisn ersablsn Ton elmer serare;u
an9ebeuerli6en aufrcsuns unp Grbitts.
runs, wel6e i'm lirpeuti1sn Splfe sssen
bic preubil6e &ssisrunS aus gnlaB Der
ron ibr cinsebra6ten fir6snpplitil6en
@sieBs Gntp irfe bsrrIbt. Die Namen,
welbe .pas 0plf inSbeIonrere Germ ..
Sismard teilsst lailsn ii9 gar ni6t mic
psraebsn.
Das alssit sstreue Sapsn, wsl6eS ron
alien eeutl9m 8l~sintaaten am wiaisitsn
zen GinbeitSkefretunssn I'm neuen &ei6e
lid ani8lpb, bat plSBli6 partieulasiiti>
lde @nwanplunsen tsfpmmen. Gin
Brief .,Yon gutter Sanp", wel6sr Der
nSpsn9l6m 3ts." aus Sarlsrube SUI
sebt sibt dbsr ricie u%nsnpartete @sns
puns iiberral6enpe @ufl6li6e. Wan
bate eS in Berlin Isbr unliebIam Sers
merit paB in BENZ inifercpnferensen pes
gen Der esutlaen 0sri6tsprsanilatipn
Saren ii@ ben @esnsrn Der preusii&cn
@orf&lase ansei9lpGen bate. Ssyt fsui
li@ mad @usabe jenes Sarlsruber Cor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pab Idpn felt ei'
niger 3sit .i@ In Saeen centrifugal,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28

GS tpare unnSsli9. bic @cfible Der
Manner su beIGreiben, ais le unlerm
junaen Selren auf bic Seine balfen. =
Seloit Der Sunp iprans. Dor 6reure laut
belenc, an ieinem 6errn empor UNI mari
Jpn nit ieinsn un9efimen 9iebfo lunsen
mebrere Wale gu Spcen.
Der Winp blait su falt unb I6arf
als cab mir uns LANCE bier aufbalten
fSnnten, iprad Serr Wsrner, na6tsm li6
Der erfe Iusbru6 Der Sreuee ettpaS ses
lest bate. 8pmm', feBe bid bintsr mid,
Grdnf unc laB uns 70 idnea ais mfsli@
CUR Mutter ellen |!
Der Norrwinc mar ibnsn ieBt i'm Gifs
ten unp, ron ieinem sepaltisen 8sben
unteritiBt, idien ii6 ibre S9nslisfsit
81 serrpppeln. Die lieblidite Spmmers
luft bate fir iie ni1t anoenebmsr lein
f5nnen. Gs fam ibnen faum ME Gin
paar Iusenblide spr unp i6pn batten
fe ben Saum res 0ebblseS erri6t. Der
Sattr mar NIT 1sinem Spbne in ieiner
tSait unp Gle nett soraus serittsn.
Miter @erner, ipra6 &rasi nit balbs
lauter Stimme, ais fe fi6 Rem Saule
naberten, inpem er ben Seraner auf bic
Seite sps. SD bah Gu1 mas su iasen.
8alp bait ids gan; Serseien. Gr 1T in
meiner Stube. SD Mills Gu6 iasen,
mics fam. @sr 1T in Gurer Stube
fraste Der Gsransr.
@ibt Sbr, ib bab' i'm i1pn Elm paar
Male seleben. Oas lebte MaL ME or
ben Ssinrid aus Dem 8lus 500. Die lss>
te Na6t bat er wie wabalinnis sesen
baS Seuer ssarbeitet. Gr 1T In Ger Sim
fternis neten mir am 3aune seitanpen,
tas Jpn Mifer @erner nibt ieben fonns
te. Gr bat mir srauiam Siel sebplfen
paS fam i9 Gub iasen. Gr bat mebr
sstban als id, unp i9 CLAUDE, penn or
uns ni9t sebplfen bate, es mare pabrs
ideinlid' l6limm fir unS ausssfauen.
Saset Gurem Serrn nidtS taSpn, iaste
er jepeS DIAL, weru mir i'm Hau6 uno
Teusr "sulammen famen. 8ie Die Yra,
tie utsrtrannt mar unb''Serr @srner ms
SauS 9in8, lief i6 an pas anrere Gnce
beS 3aunes une fano i'm hort ME tpct
auf rem Spren lirsen. Spbanna II. i1
brben ibn auf unp l@leppten ibn in mris
ne Stube unp lssten ibn auf mein Sett.
Saget Niemanc stpaS rarpn. ipra6 er,
ais mir i'm nit wplIenen Oeden ;upeds
ten. 9lber Der Wann paltrrt mid 81 Iebr
unp man fam Jpn ni9t INNER 10 laufen
lalIen. SD raGte, i6 wUlle es suerit
Gu6 laSen.
llnterpsIien waten fe nb9eitiesen uno
na6 &raBi's Stute sssan9en. Srasi
blieb rrauben iteben, pabrenp Snfel Sas
fob leiie bic SBGre Sifnete unp binein
trat. auf eem Sstte lag, bis gum Sim
ne in ppllene Oefen sebiilt, bic atses
sebrte, masere 0eitalt pes wilren Mans
mes, bic boblen Nansen blaB, ME aus
8a6s sespi1en, unp Die tief liesenren
Nusen wie I'M Spce Seidlcilen.
GprtIebuna fplat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
GranfreiM.

Yarts %. April. = Die @abls
i9la6t 1T beeneigt unp Serr y. Ges
muIat nod 9rinrli9er beliest ais man
eS ~Scrausleben fpnnte. Selbit wenn er
ale atse9ebsnen Stimmen, pel6e ni6t
FIR Sarpcet iparen, auf li6 Yereinist bas
ben wdrps Bate CT ben Sies rp9 ni6t
erlanst; CT 1T sei9lasen slei6 i'm ers
fen @abl9anse. Der Sies Ter &ptben
1T SpQltanpis. Sple eret Siertel Ger
ein9el9ristensn @dbIer baben ii6 an Der
atitimmuns betbeilist namlib SAP, 700
Spn 457,7S6. Son pisIsn BAT Sarps
bet 1S0,146 Stimmen; Gsmulat 1885,
l67) unp Stpfel C27,0S9) suiammsn
nur 162,555 srbalten. Die &ssisruns
wirp pielsn S6las ni6t 10 lei1t Sers
winpen. Sn ben a9t @ablfrsiirn Der
Yrppin; BADEN cbenfaIs nur 0esnsr psr@
Ielben bic WajeritIt erbaltsn, namli6
iisben &ptbe unp elm 0ssitimilt, Ssrr
Oubpran i'm Wprbibanrepartement. =
Die mittell6ld9tissn partsien, auf mels
DE ii6 bic &ssieruns bauptid6li6 itigt,
baten nod bsi jecer Na6pabl bis jeBt
nur Ginbusrn erlittsn. Die llbr rer>
lelben 1T atselaufen. Die msiiien
Stimmen erbielt &emulat i'm SSriens
Yiertel unp unter cen Seamten, mas
idpn feline sanse Steluns binrsi6enp
fennsei6nst. 8ie %Serlautst, miro isep1
rie &csieruns all ibre Sraft suIammsns
nebmsn, UNI ii6 gu itsIsn, als iei is
bur9 rieie GrsisniIe gar nidt teriibrt.
Desbalb 1T AUDI paS 0eri6t &smus
fat beabi6tise pom Winiterium sus
ridsutreten, wenisitens Ysrfribt. Sur
1T spraus;uieben, raB purd bic jsBissn
Sesebenbeiten bic &riiis, Der mebr pesr
ipeniSer Sefpaltlanie umlbwunS, bereus
tenp sefSrrert wsrpsn miro. llnp eas
III i6lieBli6 fein Sbapen, pa eisIer
umi6wuns unpermeipli6 eintreten mue.
Cine iebr wi6tise Na6ri9t BARI in
eeien truB eeS, bic aufmerfiamfeit sans>
li9 in anlpru6 nebmenren @ussanses
Der @ablen ni6t sars iberiebsn perpsn.
Sn Ga Yalihe 1T Der Sdrser Dersure mil
nabesu elmer MiQiUn puraSesanssn
pel9e benz 9plfe %ansebSrte. Dereurs
1T Elm So9rotber, ben bic SesSlferunl
gum Wairs Witsliep peS @eneralratbss
une Der DepartsmantsecmmHllcn sewibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
-Sisr,sbn spleene Sc9seiten

-Sisrssbn splceneS e6seiten
an Ginem Sage faneen neuli9 su Nues
bee in Canada in elmer uno eerlslbsn
Stride fat. GS mar, na9 pem Sour
nal &c Susbsc", cine 8eisr, wis ie wpbl
frdber auf rsm sanssn Grefreile nod
ni&t tattsefuneen. Oielsn Sp6seitsn
wpbntsn 10 sablrsi&s 8inper unp Gnfsl
Der Yrautpaare bel, paB iis ben weitsn
@aum Der portisen SimmHfabrtsfir9s
pputinris fdaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
Selsien.

am ser1oiiensn sriinen Oonnsrtas,
lab man ben bslsiiden a5nis nit ieiner
@emablin, BE prinse0in eouile, ntsbrere
Spfcamen unc cen sr56ten Sbeil ber
Spfbecienten eas Irpenneridlpb Serla1z
fen unc mad rem fleinen Oprf 5puyet
fabren, I'm semein16aftli9 bic Sferli6e
Communion cOrt ;u empfansen. SraYiiz
limo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
GEORGETOWN.

INPRovExENTs.-we notice the commence
Laent OF two brick houses on Gay street, near
ing ground. In excavating for these buildings
IA human skeletons were exhumed. The houses
are intended for the residences of DIR. Billings
and Mr.. Stevens. The main buildings are to
Mansard roef; back buildings 40 by q feet,
three stories high. They will have pressed
brick fronts and stone trimmings, with all of
the modern improvements. Messrs. Morsell &;
Inns, Of this city, win do the.brick work
=, On High street Mr.. May has contracted with
the Frey Bros. for the erection of two new BRICK
evenings with store rooms. They viii be three
make fine improvement, costing IS, 400. Mr..
I'd. Collins, young man, Of this city, is the
architect. Mr. Collins has also made drawings
and specifications for j. G. Nichols for the Inn
provement for the brick building recently pur-
chased by him from the Mosher estate This
improvement viii be made under his personal
superintendence and will be handsome and
substantial.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mr.. Morris Adler
TOOK place this afternoon from his residence, on
High street. There was, in addition to the large
number ofcitizens present, a very large number
OF Free Masons, including the Georgetown
Potomac Lodge. No. 5, of this city, for q great
many years, and was buried with full Masonic
honors. He was "a years old, and was much
esteemed by all who knew him. His remains
were inferred in Oak Hill Cemetery.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Columbia ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Baltimore with
a full cargo of general merchandise, and
cleared for the same port. The steamer John
miscellaneous cargo. Schr Enoch Moore has
arrived with fertilizers for r. l.. Moore
The GRAIN TRADE.-The arrivals to-day
were the canal boat +. b. Hartley, with 1900
bushels wheat to Hartley & Bro. Sales on
change to-day were 300 bushels prime red
wheat at S1.9s, and 1.400 bushels do. at 81.
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anE COURTS.
hhy fNr NrUrs

POLICE COURT, Judge SaeH-To-day, Frank
Foreman, eolored, charged with carrying con
the workhouse. Malinda Washington, profanity
81. Moses Washington, same offence IS; Anna
shepherd and Anna White, loud and bosterous
man." assault and battery on Mary orr y; s2C
and costs. Emma Wright, charged with saling .
Gibson, assault on Franklin Thompson, small boy
So each, ond costs. Simon Bookbinder, charged
with stealing q pocketbook, containing about SIS
from Clara Douglas; DISCHARGED. Louisa Johnson
charged with stealing shawl worth 81, a quill
nearly so in value; 81 and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

o0The Lewiston Journal regretfully admits
that Maine now affords better Opportunities for
divorces than any other state.
nTDr. Edward Warren, well-known physi-
clan Of Baltimore, left last night forNew York,
en- route for Egypt, where he Is to assume the
position Of medical director to the Khedive.
ATThievee break in and steal in the Cincin-
natl station-h euecs to such an extent that the
and the authorities think Of engaging private
wafchmarA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

A LITTLE Rock SALOON KEEPER SHOT AND
KILLED BY A PRINTKR--At half past II o'clock
ON Friday night Alfred Stilwell, printer, shot
and mortally wounded Edward O'Connell, a
saloon keeper, in Little Rock. Both are noted
characters. An old grudge existed between
them on account Of Stilwell having left his wife
and O'Connell's family taking her part. They
were both intoxicated, and on meeting had
some words, and O'Connell struck Stilwell over
the head with cane, knocking him down and
INJECTING q severe wound. Stilwell then drew
a Derringer and shot O'Connell In the abdomen.
O'Connell died the same night. Stilwell was
bailed in O., 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
Condensed Locals.

Gov. Cooke has been indisposed for several
GAYS past at his residence in orgetown
The beautiful giraffe belonging to Foreman Oh a
ntnagerie died on Sunday night.
Ohicer Sicily killed a mad dog YESTERDAY IN
the corner of 10th and q streets Southeast
Isaac Brown has been appointed postmaster
at Good Luck, Prince George county, Nd, vice
John WEIGH, resigned. ~
During the past week Mr.. Ludington has in
speeted marine products as follows: 1000 bushels
o. oysters, 500 shad, and GIG punches OF small
Lsh All which was found in good condition
Omcer Morgan found a dead infant on the
bladenseurg road, yesterday afternoon and
TOOK 1t to the second precinct station. The
coroner was notified.
Small pox Cases we're reported to-day as fol-
lows-one at No. 124i Pennsylvania avenue
, outhe asst, one az No. 80 street. southeast and
one Al Coles Row, ~ street.
he trustees OF the Union cemetery, situated
between ' and W and 18th and 18th streets,
nave commenced tn remove the remains from
sald cemetery to their new ground on Mount
Pleasant Plains.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of spiritualism
was celebrated last night by a number of the
faithful at Ifarmonial hall. Col. Smith, DR.
Mayhem. and Mrs. Hiser delivered addresses
and Miss Allyn recited a poem. Music and
dancing closed the exercises.
Mr.. A. q. Mills, clerk TO supervising architect
bullet, has received a telegram from him
stating that IL was his intention to leave New
Orleans, last night for ST. Louis, and that Mr.
A. X Shepherd would leave at the same time
Tor Pensacola, Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

ALL KINDS of Billiard Material are kept for
sale at Miller & Jones'. Also work on Tables.
Balls and Cues promptly attended to. 1921 I.
street, National Theater Building D.
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n IOH Q I 8
tTHE ONLY NICH0LS.D
WHO Is HEf
WHO Is HEf

After be has done business on TIN street for one
year he viii refer 70 the inhaesants q the District
in Hosiery, Fancy Goods, Jevelry, ststionery, No
tione, &c, &e., &C., ct 1o09 7th street, between
and J. streets northwest. nal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

NOTICE. = Deposits made with the German
american Sdrtags Bank on or before April LIST
draw interest from that date. Six per cent
paid on ordinary deposits and per cent on the
average daily balances of business accounts.
Send for a copy of the regulations. 33II:
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SORE THROAT, Cough, Cold, and similar
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes in
durable " BroUn's Bronchial Troches" reach
directly the seat OF the disease, and give almost
instant relief. + nh q
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CIT Y 1T EN-

For BEAUTY, style, durability, and modera-
ton of prices, our Youths and Children's Hats
are unsurpassed. CARTER 81 Co,
424 9th street opposits V NJ q A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

COLORADO SAPPHIREs and cut Opals set in
gold, beautiful designs, received at Prige's
jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near X street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

GREAT DISPLAY of Slate Mantels, at HAMII-
TON * PKARsoN's, Y. NJ. c. A. building, 9th
and ID streets. q % coo.
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RAILROADS.

RALTIM0Rk AND
- w kALLkoAD; ~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
ao~ run ~ follows Se ,i "a, r,,onx
Leave daily, except Sunday, At as, SO sNn 90.
sad lO'e O. m; Loo, SIS, tlo So en- soo and 81
ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE
49,. no and eoo q. m, and Loo, SIS, $40 %
~ FFotR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at SECS ara A..
SeOa M aud Los, Sis So. snS az s sSHd1S ~i aud
,oI he 10y, ss and sn . N; trains stop .. the 81.
Laurel, Annapolis Junction, HanoVer "a Ri is
Also, the SIS D. m. will stop At Jossupi. C,t a. ~
W .. m. st Penns Crossing. ~ '"'
FOR ANNAPOLIS
an = m. and 40 D. N, but DO trains 10 or
FOR NORFOLK.
Leave ~ ltS p. M, except SUNDAY
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leese assliy, except Saturday aud Sunday, q, So.
a q "a s apd Ss and $50 m on saturday SIS AUG
TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
from New York, Phiaaelphis aud Baltimore q.
s a. m and SO and s;8 .. IN.
TN pPs,l:adelphs and Baltimore AZ sssOam
ahd iaa, $40, ss, rs, IS, s;5s, and lOsO D N '
FROM THE WEST.
AttiNe NJ lbo, o.So and l0.5o D. m
washington Station ~ T sas S Once J. r had sas
iasi Also at the Company = office, 4ss Penu-,ivsais
Nehus: Passengers purchasing itch cts AT the A.
Ala s osh mere grange 70 have their baggage
ieRot, and Put into the baggage car. " '"'
tor New York, Philadelphia and Boston .ea a.
r,lseHent q !. Through Line"
l. M COLE, General Ticket Agent
o6o .. hOONTL Gent Aigt. Mashington iasr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01
DLUMBING AND GAs-FIrTING.

Those desiring to have their Plumbing and Gas
Fitting done in neaf and substantial manner, ans
on reasonable terms, should leave their orders a
lis PenDsylv ania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Work warranted.
M en- WM. ROTHWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

DEATH OF PRINTEE-Mr. j. Luther Love-
lace. a printer well known in. this city and
Washington, d ed at his home hefe last night,
sged about thirty years. He had been in III
IeaIth for some time, and for about a msnth
Tast has been confined to his bed. His disease
was consumption.-Alex.( Ta.) Gazette, lst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-01

DR. WIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM-This
Balsamic compound has become home fixture
Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted
To cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pull
monary Complaints make use of this unequalled
remedy. 1t can be relied upon, the mass of
testimony that has been published since its intro
duction, being ample proof OF its efficacy G
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GARDEN VASES, Statuary, Fountains, &c
HAMiLToN q PEARSON, Y. NJ. c. A. building
9Th aud ID streets. 3 % eoo.o
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CONSUMERS should use from one-tourth to
one half less or Dooley's than of other Yeast or
Baking Powders. Ii is put up full weight d
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PONDS EXTRACT liz for sale at wholesale b,
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
ana by druggists everywhere. t,wf,tf
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BOYS AND YOUTHS DIAGONAL SUITS.
Boys and Youths Yacht Cloth Suits,
Boys and Youths Cashmere Suits.
Boys and Youths Cloth Suits.
1925 sos eth street, NAV Building
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CHOICE Gk0fEhttc
mzet Corner 9Th and @ streets, northwest.
T. o. o'HARE q son,
Wholesale and Retail Grsesrs,
1913 Ssrs~sa Ss,ss Nsvnsssst. sasssa u sad
TEAS TEAsi TEAsi
japan Tea, COED, eoc, choice, DC: very finest,
Gunpcwder Tea, Isc; good article for q
Choice Gunpowder Tea, 81 Is; very best, el.so.
Imperial Tea, eec, 7sc, 81, very finest, 81 Is
Good Black Tea, three pounds for 81
We have also of the fines. offered In the city
Also, an extra English Breakfast Tee.
FLOUR, &C.
Weichr, kayh, Tenneyh and other brands Of
Ten pounds Lard fer 81.
Golden syrup, per gallon, 75c; our best 81
Nine pounds New Prunes, 81
Peanuts, half bushel for 81
BRANDY, GIN, &C.
rrfe french Brandy, per o. =
Pure Holland Gin - M
Angelica and Museate, Wine, per bOtie........... s.
whisky, nve yeare old. - 4 m
Sweet Catswba Wine, - per gallon.
c. 3. O'HARK . SON,
fe7o-tr l2l3 7th street N. W, bssveep N ana n
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ARRESTED FOR THIKvIxe.-This morning
Detective McDevitt arrested two colored boys
for larceny-one Robert Devon for stealing two
guns. pistols, SC. from Abraham Brothers, and
Charles Stillard for robbing q lady for whom
he was working, They were committed for Q
further hearing.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all parts Of the country will add pleas
ure to the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregsting vast total Of HALF
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be distributed
BY lot to the ticket holders, as follows:
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. III. Warner, real
estate broker, sold at auction, on Saturday, q
two-story and mansard roof brick house, on
18th, between 8 and I streets, for Caleb G..
also, last evening, for NJ. Ashford, trustee, q
three-story brick house, on AZ street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, to DR.. 4. p. Rowland,
for $4,000.
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THROUGH LINK BETWEEN
wAsHINGToN, PHILABEL ~ =
PHlA, AND NEW YORK NHNE
MAsHINsIoS, November o, ls1
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW fORK
FOR NEw YORK, rsshoss ohans, az oa,,.
Leave daily Except SandayD ~ $40 q. m Loo and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daiiy teRoep Sunday III .. M, Zoe and C
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at $50 p. m, and Philadelphia
a. % y. m.
oaly.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York ana
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement ace
s:hedgie oesxeen Washington, Baltimore, AnnspO-
THOs. n. SHARP, ASH Master fransportatiou.
L. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GkO. b. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. ten
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Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
10, 1871, the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the Benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to come Oh
at Library Hall, Louisville, KY, on
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuse.ueut.. Ac To..,%n,

IAeater ComigHe.-A variety entertainment Of
crama, song, dance, Sc.
Odd Fsllors' HdU-Milton's Paradise Lost.
Inauguration Bah Bnldisg-Grand Union
Ball by the state associations.
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Csm ~ once, a. We cannot guarantees the atoSa -
PAL seiea low prices tor any definite leaSth OF tc,
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GROCERs.

A ILANTIc MILLS.
CRUSHED WHEAT
J. r. ERGooDs,
CHOICE GROCERIES.
mg-st Conner 9th and q ST. eets, northwest.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
iuihess OF singers Sewing Machine. LIS
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per snnum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and
70 -. Nt3, 14t16
SOUND PEkr being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
ChiropOdist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.
and advice as to suitable shoes
WILCOX q GIBBS SEwINa MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Intelligencer Building. IO. "a
IaHRHoHITERs and BarOmeters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.