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CoErENTNENT and happiness reign i'm all
households were DoOley's Yeast Powder is used.
Try it. Your grocer has it. Put up full
weight o6
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piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, co,ic,
iameness, bruises, hollis, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that il is q standard
medicine, treated Of In medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. ~, tn s tt
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OvER-HxERTIoN. either of body or mind, pro-
duces debility and disease. The usual remedy
Is to take some stimulant, the effect Of which is
the same as giving a tired horse the whip in
stead Of oats. The true way is to fortify the
system with permanent tonic like the Peru
Wan Syrup, IA protoxide OF Iron,) which gives
strength and vigor to the whole system. 4,5,6
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PoED's EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Seott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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A CoUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes re-
suits in some incurable lung disease. Broom
BroSicAidi TToches" will almost invariably give
relief. 9TH
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ruRco-RussIAS BATHS. eos E street. 1os

Sofr GRAMS! Sorr CRABsN Sopr CRABS :,
The Oyster Bay sustains its well-knovn rep,rsz-
ton Of serving its patrons with the first luxurie:
Of the season, at all times.
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NEW DESIGNS Slate Mantels, s25 to $3.50
Hamilton q Pearson, Y. M. G. A. Building, 9Th
and -. 43eo5
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TEsTES By TINR.-For throat diseases colds.
and coughs. ss3yoscn's Bronchial TrocAesn have
proved their efficacy by test of many years.
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For CRYSTAL, Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers
go to Hamilton 4 Pearsons, Y. N. 9. A. Build
ing, 9Th and u streets. 4,3,eoj
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10 OBTAIN the most delicious julip or smash
made On the finest material. and ma nip uiated in
the most artistic manner, go TO Geo. w. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and Four-Snd- a-half street. al
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SMALLPOX CAGES reported to-day One at
city jail; one at III 18th street, one between 9Th
aad It'll and q and III streets northwest ID, be-
tween M and n stneets, southw est one corner
I'd and Sd streets northwest. Two deaths have
oceurred-one on n, between 9th aud 18th
streets, southeast, and one OF G, between LIST
and ID streets, southwest.
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER Is convenient,
economical, and always reliable. No waste of
food prepared with it, as it is always of the best
quality. &c
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GARDEN VASES and Fountains, Statuary.
&c; at Hamilton S Pearson's, Y. Nj. c. A
Building, 9Th and-D. 43.eo5
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate have
been filed in the office Of the Recorder OF Deeds
May I,,G. W. Ba!lsch tp 4 L. Barber ,losl5s luare
Is, aud u .s%nsrs U.s. A. T. Barber 70
rs, si,225; James Pike to Luke Deylin, sub. 9,
.Gnare u.s. Js%ef PIKE to G. w Sc lasy
!; Cray, s9ts. y 70 9, ;saaie la; sss' ?; Thy:
So Mary H %pisi Hf to &c. &c.
t"J K Reddinston, sub n SQUARE So, s Sesa'fn
9; Clark to r. A Mitchell, sub. 25. slnare 1893,
Latta to W; Williams, ct al, subs. to and Ii to
an My : 2mJ il s'sIsns to w. Ha;ris Pas:s
NIB 81 square as a. W. Hickey t. Elliot
BsGSp Lot H. sS5 s. Bs9wn trus
q H1Bsf sub sna g. sss u.s.
s SIsn e Gr.ssm e s%s:
T e e v Ta5Is. us j. Sst, sast;
Cocker, sab. Il saHars Isl. sse; !? n Latts at to l.
May r. Fitznorris TO b. Engel, sub y, sluare
1 ~, s220; y. B; Ridenour TO 4. g; ana ,. W.
$500 MeieS . scGsrf f Langley ssap part 10 iS
E ksISias6 SOB =, SSSTs e. wan
Lstta, trustee, iii Of square is, SIS 80 John
ffq Su t. 81 A a ts Ws,s snS s
trustees, parts and s SQUARE ~, $500 ". ".
E a B S Ss t
5 n: P:si: sub $, .as.fs IS, Ss.sSs s x B. s.
Tei, half :, square y, -; J. o. Armes to 9. B.
MA ? aYp Boseie Ter q ss Il to D Btele west
t hs GsIa and half Jssk So
$50 Arthur Fsndaii to s1 ai%ira bo1sd east
half l6, square So, =; Joseph Smith to Il. r; De
E1ss.sS e.
;sS: ai e y :s%s.s 20. s. walsh E
ss,s1s; Ts sss.s; Ss @
" II ssas; sr, sso Fi.$
.gHafs sas " Rssdiss 70 j. See s: e lot ).
trustee, to T. b. En'vi,is, part lot square s,
psrs ioi T. @ So ss Dsss t@a,l es to
sn3 Ss1s s :ssss
Chapman an, to J. Cocmbs, part lot u, Square 80
$3.50; Shuster and Ciagett, trustees, to The
aosp' FL rSePsr e g.
sub 81, saasss east d 800, sS;oc; i, d Miller
par lots and square, s an and lot. is aaa Is
do; A W. Miner ct al ;, to ssme, do. do; Eliza VI
wilson y, snbs. a to -, square Al. ss.sao; +. /
sc. tne Parry 10 Pi!fI Ss os
do, $50. 10. 20
SUDDEN RECOVERY OF A SMALL Pox PA
TENT, AND HIS ESCAPE FROM THE AMBU.
LANCE; Hss eolc.ed man named Ma
from the Police Court for . hearing ON thu
charge Of assault and battery, was discovered
| to be broken out with small pox, and the ambu
lance was sent for 70 convey him to the hospital
tended to be too weak to walk to the ambulance
was carried and placed In It, and the drive
started OF with him. When 1t the corner Of q
| and e streets the patient and prisoner made hi
and ran Oh e 5s,pd E.Sts
unable 70 overtake him, and the man got ava,
| successfully. - ~ = I
LIFE statement OF the Con
in another column Of to-day's paper, while
Challenges attention for the wonderful shOwin
| IL makes, will bear the closest scrutiny. w
doubt, indeed whether another company In II
United States can mako 90 favorable an et
dence In the minds Of those desiring security j
life insurance. ~
Bu1LpISe PRRm1rs issued to-day BY the d
ing on east side Of 18th street, between X and
northwest, for VIM. Queen; one-story planin
mill on west side Of ID street, between e and
southwest, for George T. Adams; . two stor
| aveuue hetveen I1th stre~t snd C.onnscxs..,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer,
- l3S Bridge street, Georgetown
TRUSTEEe SALE eF VALUABLE MILL P1op
ERTY IN GropG rTnwS - Fhof-

nm uhVhG NJ ID. u.
~, By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
:s Lfber n z. T. No. a, folio Az, &c, of the land
-fecords OF the District Of Columbia, and al the
REQUEST OF the parties secured thereby, the under
rs trustee VIII oner for sale at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, at $50 clock m ON
THURSDAY, May Is, 1873, on the premises ali the
real estate mentioned and described and copyeyed in
SAID deed OF trust, and the buildings, imprOy
rights, ways, and appurtenances the same belong
ing, being portion Of ground situated at the nor B.
east corner OF the Intersection Of wateE and Poto
which part fronts 46 feet on Water street AMI ay
tends back north OF that width 81 feet and another
part the former part on the north and fronts
o.z Ieei on Potomac street, extending back east
81 tt width ~ Ieet 10 an all improved wit three
PAPER mill. -
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance In two ~
hotes OF eqnal asloun's payable respectively In one
ana TWO years after date. with interest At tx rer
cent per anhnnn, Interest able semi an nually
- cured by deed Of trust upon the premises Sid
80 10 De paid AT the time OF sale All caDyeyancine
a. purchaser cost If the terms Of sale be moi cnl
Piled with within six (6D days from the time Of sale
the property will be sold the risk and cost Of tn
defaultiDg purchaser. WIZ
I'D. SHOEMAKER. Trustee.
rs
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SOFT CRABS
Sort CRABS =,

First of the season, at The Oyster Bay, Ssi6
and 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDRR.-Gentlemen fur
nishing thei- own material, can have their
STARTS made to order at the shortest notice, at
keen's, 422 9Th street northWest. Satisfacfjor
guars nteed. 4Ig I.
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The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of. 1872
were S219 eco. 4i2-swtf
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BUILDING PERMITS issued to-day BY the IN
spector Of buildings:-A two-story brick dwell
Ing ON east side Of 18th street, between X and L
northwest, for VIM. Queen; one-story planning
southwest, for George T. Adams; two story
brick dwelling on north side Of Rhode Island
avenue, between nth street and Connecticut
avenue, for Attorney General Williams.
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RELIGIOUS sSoFIOEs.-After to-day religious
notices will - inserted in The STAR az reduced
rafes.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Nj IsS HARRQyERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
lv1 LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1856 I Ct. oppO-
site frankln Park. Fourth quarter will begin April
18th: fall term September 9th. apl0-lm
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I'D. SHOEMAKER. Trustee.
m5stth.ts THOS. BOWLING, Auct r.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'T; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE Al OF nyALgABIE REAL Es-

TATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. O.
"a BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Charles r
E:::s Edmonston and wife, made January 18th, $50
ana reco rded amongst the land records ~ said
District IN Liber Nc. 6e, folio Sls, SC. ami at the
request OF the party secured thereby, will offer for
,aie at public auction, on THURSDAY, the ~ 1 of
MAY iS 5, at clock .. m, in front of the prem
lses ali that Lot Of Ground in Georgetown az re
saia known and described the southern part of
iot No OIL 10 Peter Beatty, ThrI cid, and Deakins
adcltlon 10 said town; said part having a front of
tblrty Two feet on the west side Of Lngan street
tween lst and Prospect streets, and running back
OF thar width 10 the rear The property lie improved
ty subs; antial Frame Dwelling recently repaired
Terms: Oie-fgurth Of the purchase money cash
snd the residue In six, twelve and eighteen months
nf ~blch notes bearing SIX per cent interest from
the aay OF sale shall be given, TO be secured by
oeed OF trust OF the premises. The terms of sale
must be Complied with within four DAYS after day OF
sale or the property shall be resoId upon five DAYS
nouee at the risk aud cost Of the defaultinR pnr-
CHASER Az convey ancing at buyers cost A de-
posie OF 800 will he required NJ the close 81 sale
HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee
M tOcurierI TH0S. BOWLING, Auct..
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LIFE statement OF the Con
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., published
In ,noths. SSisMn 4 te1dsys paper while !.
1t makes, viii bear the closest scrutiny. We
doubt, indeed whether another company In the
United States can mako 90 favorable an et-
deaoe In the minds Of those desiring security IN
life insurance.. 1r
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TIE RAPIDIrr 4S SR Ease WITH WHICH

ere removed and the feet relieved, q ailine, nom
Blnion., Bad Nails, &c, 1t DR., WHITES kstsb-
quite surprising to persons unaccustomed TO his
nethod Of operstlns, which Il entirely different from
the old time prActice Of tearing Oh the tngrowng
asil, or lancng deep into the bunion, adstresnsly
painful method, and one which obliged the sufferer
20 60 shoelee, and sometimes crutches, Tor weeks
or months, aud doubt tended 20 shorten life, &C
ssss te make = far Leo pleasant and useful, Bat Dr.
without complaint: thers IL little pain, loss
OF time, and none bot suitable shoee be worn, the
treatment, even In extreme cases, effects Q perfect
cure though the feet being used constantly Oorns
are liable to cone Occasionally with even the best
sconomy OF time, comfort, and health in an ocoa.
sfonal visit 70 the Chiropodist and h h veil known
most honored In pablo and private life, ooms from
Tar and TO visit DR.. whites Establishment, %
refer. 0N0
JUSTICE TO AL; gsrti.Lisy e none, i..l..ys
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0~~~~AA-n
- -.
IN
BY TEE CHfLDkES OF The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GEORGETOWN, n. c.
AT FORREST HALL, Tuesday EVENING,
cents; ehildren, IS cents ME n
~p.ND ----,-
haNp HAL fBSTiNAb
cropcrrauu ~ naHxrzrx yrpr,x
uAVnvEIVMN SthoETEfN nhhbAN,
Ai Srren Srrines Senne. zsn PARK
T,et.,. N MvNpAi, MAI IL, ioS- ,..
tIeAets " cehts- M
II ISSINCEN Ann vTCurv warpp -,
IN drausht corner Rr,aSs sn1 w.shin 80 80
Georgetown nj So
- nls %
RYlTHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
ID -
CHANCERY sALEor COMFoRrARLE FRAME
DWELLING HOISK ON PROSPECT slREEF
GEORGETOWN
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Rev. DIT. Elliott, of the Church OF the Ascen-
sion, has returned to the CITY,
The pOundmaD slew twelve straw goats yester-
day, with their little knives.
MI William 8 Cox, vice president of the Ar
bngton fire insurance company, has been elect
60 president, vice Jas {. Kennedy, deceased;
II. Mattingly director.
One of George Alfred Townsend's reminis-
eences OF the early days CT the capital is TO ap-
pear in the SuadGg III rae 10 morrow under the
title OF Z" Marcia Barns, the Daughter OF David
Burns and Wife of Hon. john p. Van Ness"
To- day Mr.. 5. A. Peugh, CT this city, and Of
the bar OF the court OF appeals of Maryland,
was, on motion of Gen. HeRSIe, admitted to the
bar Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
GolE mbia-
Cards are ont for ere marriage of Mr.. ID. s.
health, with Miss Kate Wood, of Concord, "
H. The ceremony Il "a take pla ce at Epiphany
church on Tuesday evening. May 9th.
Yesterday game OF base bal was played on
the olympic grounds between he celebrated
philadelphia club and sur Washington nine.
The game was well played, and resulted in a
victory fer the PHILADELPHIA ans-1S to-.
There yas found living a; the Garner of 18th
street and Ohio avenue, Yesterday evening, a
portion OF the body of a wkite WON an-a foot,
PORTION Ofa leg, and entraiis--the remains OF a
body that bad been dissected by scEce medical
student, and carelessiy placed in an ash pile.
Last night the detectives took to he aLquarters
acoIored man named VIM. Mason, charged with
stealing a valuable set of harness from a stable
mule was taken from another stable in the same
locality. The officers have reeevered al the
property, and Mason is in CUSTODY to answer
the charge Of grand larceny
HE delegates representing the various Cath
Ole benevolent societies of the District, held
mefting at Carroll Hall last evening for further
eoneultation upon The proposed unsSn. Father
". r. mccarthy vas elected chairman, and Nr.
FRANK McNerhany secretary. A draft of a cSn-
stituuon was reported, and after discussion, it
was referred to the societies for their action.
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LOCAL NE W 8.
lmnsemcats, &c. To-nfeht.

Walls Opera House. - Ned Buntline, Buffalo
Bill and Texas Jack in 1.-The Scouts OF the
Prairie"
fAsss<r cs=.sa.-"Out at Sea-" songs,
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THE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fitness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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REAL ESTATE SALKs.-Messrs Latimer &
CleaIy, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon
the whole Of square 49,, bounded by and X
and 9Th and 10th streets northeast, and contain
ing 73.Of0 square feet, 10 John Pettibone, at
I6s cents per square foot Messrs- KELLEY &
GxrebeIl soid at auction lot IS. in square 206,
an : street. between 18th and 18th streets north
west. yesterday evening, to Moses Kelly for 30
cents per foot.
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TIE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
1T is AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Con-
sumption oan be cured; but is far better to
prevent the cruel disease from fastening itself
on the system, by the timely use of a remedy
standard preparation will speedily cure a cough
or cold, and even Consumption often yields to
its great power.
SOUHD vKKT being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
ana near to visit DR.. White, the well-known
Treasury, for relief from cornG HID nails., SC.
and advice as to suitable shoes -
WILCOX q GIBB's SKwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Infeligencer Building. m. "a
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
ana made to order by Hempler, near AZ Sta eet,
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c. A. Martin, signal service observer 1t Har-
per's Ferry, autographed to the chief signal Of
hcer Of the army from that place ut 10. II O'Clock
this morning rs follows" Potomac ana Snen-
andoah have fallen two feet since midnight"
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUNNI Err B0ARD.-Those who wish TO EXCHANGE
- the heat and dust Of the city for cool 4
quarters and hne scenery are vited 90 try VEyAV
the LOuDON INSTITUTE. which win b. l::1oI
In aeaainess by the nrst Of June The building
istr to the comfort and pleasure Of gusste Situated
about nine miles from the former place, with daily
communication with Washington. Charges reason
able. For particulars address
THOMAS W. LAKE.
MO wv Aldie, Loudon county, Va.
Tor SUMNER BOARDERs-FourN No. 1
l. ROOMS, furnished. Also, four unfur- . 4
mis- hed, and BOARD, in q beautiful cout try VEyA0
home in healthy locality. Good refer le:Wl
ences given.
For particulars apply to JOHN w. KINsELL,
Clearsrring, Washington county. Nd. mi lm
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Our ColoRKD AMERICAN OPRRA TROUPE
appear at Wallis opera house neat Monday and
Tuesday evenings in the pleasing opera, " The
Doctor Of Alcantara." The company have even
improved since their successful debut upon the
stage Of Lincoln hall, and with the advantages
Of The opera house and q superb orchestra, led
by Prof Esputa In person, and the grand chorus
be anticipated next week Prof. Esputa and
Mr.. Il. Harry Donohue, to whom belong the
credit Of this unique organization, are thorough
and rgetic gentlemen, as shown by the per-
lection Of this troupe; and the colored people
eve them q debt Of gratitude for 30 successfully
demonstrating the musical abilities of the race.
have won the highest encomiumsl from all
sources An the old fayorites appear on this
occasion
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JUSTICE TO ALL, eartis Iity 20 none, isslvays
avenue. ~
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nRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
~ For GOOD BARGAINS be sure TO 20 to
BENJAMIN MILLER

nRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES
~ For GOOD BARGAINS be sure TO 20 TO
BENJAMIN MILLER,
lOI Bridge street, Georgetown.
japanese Peplins at Is and &c :; Japanese Silks,
sc. zoe, 81; plain Dress Goods, In all the new
e"lors, 25c, G,.c Soc; Black Silks from 81 IS TO
BLACK Grenadines from 25c. TO 81; beautiful
Piaids Tor Children, l5c 1c., sc; Victoria Lawns
2scr;, &c, &c Pques, .0c sc, Sc, sec; Black
soc. Cloths, Cassimers, Linen Drills; ali the novel
ties in PsIssols; one case more Of the splendid
bIe&ched Cotton, lc'sc. APPS tr
n EADY FOB THE SPRING TRADE.
With full corps OF first class workmen a com.
plete stock Of the best foreign aud domestic DYE
s'''s' &C. &s cLks An f SR RR TEsEeTeS
LADIES' AND CENTS SPRING AND SUMNER
WEARING APPAREL,
promptly and in the best manner,
w: II: WAEArLEH,
PREAlUA STEAM UYEING AND SEQ UR
ING WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1891.
Premium awarded 1857.
Once 90 Jefferson e Georgetown, DO
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The SUNDAY GAZETTE tomorrow win be .
choice boquet OF literary May flowers, light,
bright, pleasant and appropriate to the spring
season at Its best
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near * stT eet.
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THE sEwIse MACHINE AGENTS for the various
companies held q meeting last night fOr the
protection, and elected the following 0Ahcers
President, Mr.. 4. G. Davis. Agent Grover =
Baker machine; vice president, Mr.. j. Karf,
agent Wheeler s. wilson machine; treasurer,
MI. Lewis Barr, agent Singer machine. Mr..
Steer reported q series Of bylaws, which, q
adopted, provide that each member must fur
who take machines on trial without any inten-
ton Of purchasing them, bat desire to DO up
their sewing on the machines ct the agents
expepse, and also those from whom machines
have been taken on their refusal TO pay fbr
them, SC. .ls .gf4e 7. sstIJ sfr ,
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WAshiNGroSi NyoRroLK, BOSTON, AND
The me Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
nnvins RESUMED her regular trips 20
Norfolk, VIII leave her wharf, foot GsS3AA
Ct eth street, every MONDAY andaM.eszzzkas
ThShSpAh, at .. m, touc hing af principal River
Landings, connect ,ng ~ Norfolk with staamshin "a
The M and M Line fcr Boston and Provideyce.
frelght snould be addressed 'care OF Lady % the
lake. Wa Norfoik. brsno ticket once NJ noxk
Eyp,s-, gfiee, S9s Pennsylv Ania avenne.
DORSEY CLACETT, General AGENT
mis- Pisbtt store, oor@"r isth 81 and Pa ave-
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DAT from New York
kSTEs OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, SD, el0, end oloo
fea, seo9SaIns 70 aceonnmodatiOn. 49,
setnrn tickets on favorable terms
steeraee tickets from Liverpool and Que~nseovu.
M sl psrs Of Earope, 9, lowest rates. rhroash
oilis 81 iading given 10 Belfast, Gaaeov, Havre.
Antwerp and other points on the Continont and ior
Medfterrsnesn porte. For freight and cabin pss-
sAee. apply Al the Company's of6ce, No 4 Bowiins
Green; for steerage passage, Ct No. ia BresdvoS
Trinity Building.
CHAS. u. FRANCKLyN. AGsus, New York
OTIS BIGELOW, Agent,
noSleV Washington, ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

nEATB TO THE MoDocs and d.,sfs 20 high
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

Gum CAMPHOR
" For sale at .0c. per pound at
HICKLING'S Drug Store
mat Corner Pennsy lvania ave. and 81 st