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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-04

Inc lOllOWlng Is CIlc ngFcell1cut TtlcEEcu
| Tho Manufacturers' National Bank Of chicago
holds in its own right :he promssory notes OF De-
Golyer & Mcclellan, payable, and Of amounts
Juiy i. 1sH nine months 10000
4 July l, 1872, nine months lo,V0
July !, 1872, three months 49,. S00
'I ESes SeafinT stI per cent. interest from date
December IA, 1917, May 5, 1ss3-slo elo. s.
Bearing sx per cent. interest after maturity; 900
December 10, is72, ninety days ts,0oo
Each at len per cent. Interest after maturity; !,
A1% NJ sS S,qs and RdSal. ys
| by releases them and the makers OF said notes
wholly and absolutely from all aud any liability
on said notes and each Of them, and As 70 them
Yet the said bank will retain the possession and
custody OF said notes until the same shall De paid
out Of the proceeds Of certain contract made be-
tween said jenkins and McCiellan, and Kay and
| Whitney for paving streets In the city Of Wash
ington according 70 the ,era, q saa centssc
any part thereof shall never be By said bank sold
transferred put out OF Us possession for any pur
condition said bank hereby accepts, and win com
Witness H; the seal Of said bank, and the sigma
lures q the president and cashier, this 10th day
i The Manufaslurers' National Bank OF Chicago
by
! lsEAL.l a n. HoLNEs, President.
\ J. N. HOLMES, Cashier.
For value received, hereby guarantee the per
formancs Of the foregoing agreement
j ssr.a !. N HoEass. '
/ iOrthe aforementioned notes. the two foi fiys
thoasaSd $1,000 dollar each Si i1 s Ssns III
day been cancelled 10 Robert McClelian.
G tsISa.s January y iSiR os,r McorrrLAx.
lo-2 notes and interest 100 =
4 Arorn, .,naor,oa i,sa >
4 on A.5Oo note. q !.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-04

Notwithstanding s25 900, provided they set
tied with Ray & Whitney, allowing Sl2, 500 oil
vouchers to be applied on notes of DeGoiyer 4
Mcclellan. That proposition they accepted
substantially, except that l was to take NJ
some other notes instead Of giving my own
which provided to do. ad ,
That Is the history, substantially, Of the
whole transaction have got s2f 500. o.
which have got my money back out Of the
notes. That is all / have got, and that Is wha'
have been working to get.
O. That f., you got the cash advanced A
1 got the SIS, 900 and 81, 800, and think ! III
very fortunate.
O.. You lost your real estatei A. have, ex
cept 90 far as this contract in this lumber herr
may be worth more than / paid for it-s25, 900
@. Is this lumber here nowf A. Yes sir
there is about sc, 900 worth OF lumber here, o
which own two-thirdS, and the machinery
which would cost about 81, 900. have abou
two-thirds Of s65.000.
O. You took an assignment of the DeGolye
& Mcclellan contract A. Yes, sir; so far o
they had any contract. -7 sf
o. That you own nowl A. It was not mad
TO me, however, but to my cousin, j. A
Holmes; but he really represents me.
@. Are you not bound TO keepthis pavement
| in repairf' A. No, sir: do not assume that a
| al, allnOu8n nave tutlI COutIdct WIN tnci
old partner for this work done last year--Ra.
& Whitney, their partners. They agreed y
pay for their proportion Of the repair on tn
balance ofthat done last year, and they ar
bound on the work that they did the year be
fore thati-I understand this, also, thai tn
machinery here Is mortgsged 10 keep this pave
ment IN repair, and we have bond from then
guaranteeing Us against any loss under tina
mortgage. .e So
) O. A bond from DcGoiyer & Mcclellani a
From Jenkins & Mcclellan.
4 O. You never knew Mr.. Kirkland, then, unit
you met him IN Chicago, in August, 1ST2f A
Never, sir.
| "a. You knew nothing about himl A..
knew nothing about him. / never had hear
of him. WANT to explain here one thing.
/ see on my books, January o, 1872, note NJ
1 2e5, discounted for DeGolyer & Mcclellan
s., 604 49,. That was the balance Of $4,000
! that they owed me at the time OF the fre,
see April IL, 1879; that was paid In money.
had collected s25,o00 Of them from October u
Ito January previous. Although they ha
been very slow, still I had found they wer
good, and when had pressed them ! had 60
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THE WEATHER.

WAX DkPAkIMENI, ODee 81 Chtef Stgndl O6sesy,l
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., March 2, 1874, 1880 a. M
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKNTY-FoUR HOURS
Cloudy weather has prevailed in the south atlantic
states, with rain princip aly on the coast. Occa-
siaDal light rain on the gulf coast. Generally clear
weather and rising temperature over the middle and
eastern states, The barometer has fallen over the
lake region and northwest with partly cloudy
weather, increasing southeast to southwest wind,
and generally higher temperature, and brisk to
high winds are now reported from Minnesota
Wisconsin, and northern Michigan. The storm Is
apparently certain northwest Of Lake Superior
The highest barometer extends from the middle AZ.
lantic coast southwestwar1 to the west gulf coast
PROBABILITIES .-Durikg the rest of Monday for
the gulf states east Of the Mississip pi generally
clear weather and light to fresh Winds which con-
dtion will gradually extend over the so nth atlantic
states For the middle and eastern states, falling
southeast to southwest winds. increasing to fresh
and occasional brisk ana partly cloudy weather,
excepting possibly easterly winds aud light rain on
the coast south Of Cape Cod. For the lower lake
region southsriy winds vesring to westerly and in
creasng to brisk, higher temperature than on Sun.
day, falling barometer, increasing coudiuees, and
tonight light ram: For Tennessee, the Ohio val
ley and Missouri, fresh to brisk southerly wini,
veerng to westerly, rising temperature, increasing
eloudiness, and tonight possibly light rain Fo1
the upper lake region, cloudy weather, ccssionai
light rain and brisk to high southwest WINDS the
latter IL to west and north Tonight with
rising barometer. and decided fall of srature
The storm north west Of Lake gu perior move
eastward toward the st. Lawrence valley.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2.-Yirginis skies, consol-
dated, olAi peelers, "A; North Carolina SKIES old
DO, new. ls; do special tax, To- West Yirginias,
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Cotton dull; low mid.
dtings, AA6 GIG. Flour duh and steady: market
iayors tnysIs-hov ard street, superfne, 5GS5I do
extra, 6d64 do. family, Ia ass city mills saper
me, 5a:za; do; eHtrs, !go,s; 40. family, sgiO74
western superhne; $685.; do. extra, $685.; 40
family, 1A@s5s. Wheat quiet-Ohio and I1disna
red, 81 5s@l o6, western spring, 81 45G9l S. Corn
fZGi5i yellow southern, 7U(G72; mixed western
quiet, 11@7o. Oats hrm-southern, 566162: we1tero
dull, 8@o5. RIe dull and weak, S36n9J. HAY SlsG
513 Provisions quiet. Mess pork, l6Gl6T RMS
meats-shoDders, 5; clear rib sides, 776G1S Bacon
shoulders. "a; clear rib Sides 9@gI4; suear-cursd
hans, HglS Lard, 90. Western butter firm-roiI,
40Cd42; tub, 40GH Coffee buoy ant, 3dlS Whisky
Gull. & Sugar unchanged.
NEw YORK, March 2.-Stocks active but feyerjsh
and lower. Moneys. Gold, l2lS. Exchange, long
484H; short, ass. Governments dull and lower
NRw YoRk, March 2-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat shade firmer. Corn firm
LONDON, March 2, 1880 p. m.-OOnsols for mon
ey, G@Sz16; Tor account, s7I461121S. Paris dis
LONDON, March ., ] . m.-Erie, 49,
LONDON, March 4, 80 D. m.-Erie, 43k6g3x
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 50 fir ancs, cen
times. wa
LONDON, March 2, $50 p. m-The amount of suI.
lion gone into the Bank of England on balance
today is 10000 Paris dispatches quote rentes at
SO francs, 10 confines. ~
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FINANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL
wall Streat To-aav

NEW YORK, March 2.-The Posts financial
article says Gold opened at 12X declined to
l273, and has since sold at 12Kai2%. On gold
loans the rates bear 3a5 for Carrying. Leading
foreign bankers have advanced their rates for
Oils on London to 4S2 = and 4.SS; but up to this
prime bills can be had at Asa, and business Is
fair at 4.S3Xa4.S4, and not above 4S7 for de-
mand; Money is easy, with 4 as the ruling rate
lor call loans, and 5a6 as the quotation for
choice mercantile paper. Government bonds
are 6a4 lower than on Saturday. The 1O-4O's
are quoted ex-coupons. Southern state
bonds at the Board were nominal
Among stock spectators there is great
rejoicing that the Secretary of the Treasury is
going to sell gold, and it accordingly had more
activity to-day than for a week, though at a
decline.
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nON~>-
anvrUSALS.
sasiNPPsI.s ss;sS4s5.s
orflSs en SSrnnEsS Ass e ,,..

oFrIeI or sUFERv'.ISe AncHIrrcr,
sn,il ~ n. q a.. ITH p.I.ol M.Ica, iss. fSS
Lumber, g the ssw s,sss. wsS and Navy ps Iss
meuts Baildns Wsshinston, d. O.,
,i SAIL. ..s sss ss.A ss l'''' Southern Pine
$500 fee; d. N. fn,ore or less) Southern Pine
,hiek, and IN widths not exceeding four
8" f.st NJ more or ler, Mahogany, to finish
5000 fses n more or le-s) Mahogany, to Finish
If y ioeh THEA, and % be richly hsursd Tor
leo let B; N more or lSssD Mahogany to anish
H@O f.s, MINOR, or i..., M.sos.py. 90 su,.e
2inches thick e-'' w "A''"
.s All 9., me Of s Of
ss.ts. ,. ss sns free f.,m lsrEs knots. sap
IN sueh lens'hs aud in .1cR qasntitie. - viii b.
called for By the Superintendent. ~
he.lt son free IRON ali defects. Is Ssas Ssssr VII
The mahogany to be cg the beat quslit, H.paur...
Samples Of each Of the above woods viii be cub,
Payment, ~m he made on the deliver, ana a.
c.piance q material, deductine ten Per ceuum mn
al the completien a the c1ntrsct.
81 two respOu,ie Ia he q three IN W.
ssEt dollars sS 0Ol. thst the bidder VIII accspt
fciehsy % he srcnTits 20 be ersed y, me ai,S
ststss judge Clerh % the nitea Ststes Court, OF
va Dsiriet Attorney Of the district wherein he
To- Department reserve. the right 20 reject any
Govern melt - do so aud any bid that j. not ms5e
90 The printed form 20 be obtained in this ocs asd
msnts Of this advertisements, will not be CONSIDERED
mel h.r viii any proposal be received from partes
trade and Who have not the necessary facilities for
Propossls will be ioolosed in q sealed envelope.
Endorsed Bids FOE Lumber, i" aud sddressed %
A. b. MULLErr.
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ETOW WIN.

CHEsAPRAKR AND OHIO CANAL.-The water
has been put on the Georgetown level of the
canal, and business has 4 more lively appear
ance, 1t is expected that within ten or fifteen
DAYS the Seneca aquedUct will be completed,
when the coal trade will be fully resumed.
GRAIN TRADR.-Canal boat OkOnoko, the
hrst grain boat for the season by canal, arrived
to- day, consigned to II. NJ. Talbot, Containing
2 400 bushels corn, which sold at zoe.
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

IL may be seen by the New York commercial papers
OF late date that CfseS have declined and have
purchased and receives stock In this line since
the decline IL gives great pleasure 20 offer oar
customers the same choice grades and varieties
prices. 'N-
The reduction is from three 20 Are CENTS per
pound OF from SIR 20 fsR oeHfHgu. This l. fact
worthy q note aad we invite those interested 70 call
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Fu2l-l2t
Il lTHEseUTH NINGOFTHENEWs TATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
BUILDING VA <HINGTON n al

OFFICE OF sUPEsvIsING ARcHITEcr.
-. MAsHlNsroN, ID. O.. Feb. flst, lTs
sealed Proposals will be received at this on ,e
until Il m. q the IRA nAY or MARcH ls7s Tor fur
nishing and deli' erius tue foilOwiae schedule OF
Marble Work AZ the New State, War aud Nsvt
loco (more or lessl White arbIe Tiles, l2xI2Si
5000 CsOre or less) Half do do.
h'"o tmore or Iess) Black marble Tiles, l2rl7Ni
l.fo feet superficial more or lessD Black Marble
Borders OF various widths, from inches up,
Bids will be received for furnishing the white
1hes 81 beet quality wkite-veined Italian or white
xeined American marble equal thereto; the Black
Lyonsise marble or red vermont slate: the isSreTs
OF best quality black Belgian, or Glenns Falls
marble: The whole q the tiles aud bordering must
the edges cut full 10 the square and perfectly true
the lace and edges 20 be rgbbed Co proper surface
BIDDERS will state the description q marble they
propose 70 furnish, and will submit samples slsng
Psy ments will be made on delivery aud acceptance
OF n aterials, dedGcting ten per ceutum until the
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond Of
.wo persons, The sum o. three thou
MN the suncency 81 the security 60 be certified BY
the United States Judge CLERK ef the United States
Court, or the District Attorney OF the district
The Department reserves the right 20 reject auy
or all bics IL IL be deemed for the Interest OF this
Government 90 do 30, aud any bid that IL not male
does not conform IN every respect 90 the require
ments 81 this advertisement will not be considered.
neither viii any proposal be received from part es
who are not themselves engaged in the marble
trade. and who have not the M cessarY facilies Tor
furnishing the materials.
Proposals viii he fncIosed On q sealed enveIopa
indors'd, bids Tor Marble Work ;. aud addressed
70 A. b MULLETr,
febz'- lit Supervising Architect
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THE ADVANTAGES Of using Dooley's Yeast
Ponder are shown in its superior excellence over
all others. by which elegant, light, sweet rolls,
biscuits, bread, pastry. &C., can be made with
impunity and relished by the most sensitive
dyspeptic or invalid. It permits no waste of
-four prepared with it, end the quantity re-
quired to be used OF Docley's Yeast Po,cdey is
one-third or one-half less than those of other
manufacturers. Try It and be convinced. For
sale by grocers everywhere,
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DRoPosALs FOR "PLAsTEKTNG MAZE
Il RIALsn FOB TBE SOUTH WING OF THE
hhM sTAIh, NAB AND NAVY
WASHINGTON. n N

OFFlCE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Feb 2lst, 1874
ceei.d proposals. will be received this Office
Until = m. OF the Urn DAT oF MARCH, lST4, for
Furnishing ana delivering the following schedule Of
Plsste rer's materials, NJ the New state, War and
zVOO bsTrels tmore or ess) best quality Plssterers
100 barrels (more lessl best quality Plaster Of
Paris, Of Isssc's or WOrthers poor Z brands
or brands equal thereto.
90 CUBIC yards (more OF lessD Of sharp. clean River
900 barrels (more or lessD sharp, clean White sand
40 bushels more or less long, dry clean Cattle
Samples each Ofthe above items to be submitted
with the proposals.
Payment win be made on the delivery and Aoeer-
lance Of aterlss, deducting ten per centum until
the Con pletion a the contract.
All bios must be accompanied by the penal bond
OF Two Responsible persons, IN the sum Of two thous
and dollars, 0D that the bidder will accent and
peTtOrm the contract IL awarded him. the -ufeiencV
q the security 20 be certified By the United States
yucee Clerk ef the United etatss Court or the Dis.
ulct attorney OF the district " berein he reside-
1hs DEPARTING nj n serves the right 60 reject any
or all BIDS, n 10 he deemed for the interest OF tho
Goyernn ent 70 do GO; and bid that is not made
on the printed form 20 be obtained in this Office and
does not CO MORN IN every respeet 20 the require
merits OF this advt risement will not be oonsidered
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
OF Lime, Plaster, &c, anc who have the Deces.
saIy facilities for furnishing the materials.
Propos els vil be enclosed In q sealed envelope,
inoorsed " Bids for Plaserers Materials, and sd-
dressed 70 A. u. MULLETT,
ieozi-l2t Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-02

THK ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT, ffty-second
session, Of the medical department Of the Ce.
lamoian University takes place at Lincoln Hall
wednesday night. and will be an unusually in
terestiDg affair. The address to the graduating
ease viii be delivered by Prof. A. F. A. KIM
M: d, and the valedictory by L. T. Bremefo
man A. %, M ID: The following are the grad
yates :-Geo. " Acker, A. B.. D. C.: Labsn r
BremeIman, A b, Md; j. Flemming Carrow.
Dell VIM. ID. Faulkner, Jr., ID. c.; RSmulus A
roster, u. u winfield p. LAWYER, Ill; II. or
Wis; Thomas Q. Rich, M. D., Ind; Ernest A.
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CITY ITEMS.

TURco-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicafed Va
903 Z street. 32f:
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PRISON REFORM Administrations bu Sem
tor StsrensOn, Representatives Garfield, Dr. Wines.
and Ohers.-A meeting OF the friends of prison
reform was held at Lincoln Hall at 80 D. M
yesterday. Hon. james A. Garfield presided
ana delivered a brief address. In Concluding
ne introduced DIR. T.. &. Wines, the American
commissioner to the international prison con-
gress at London in 1882, who spoke at length in
favor OF reform in the mater of prison dis
elphne: The speaker took the view that the
LABOR OF the prison must be industrial and pro-
ductive. Bottles labor n as demoralizing and
injurious 10 q prisoner as it would be to a free
M man. AT the concl usion Of DR.. Wines address,
the audience sang two verses of hymn; after
which, Senator Stevenson, of Ky. was intro
oeIects In prison life, and if asked which was
the greatest, he would say that it was the bring
ing OF boys twelve or fifteen years of age in con-
TACT with old and experienced criminals. Then
again, criminals should be classified. The crime
Oh every man brought to prison shonld be in
vestlgated, his antecedents locked into and a
man who had in the heat of passion, Committed
me crime OF manslaughter should not be con.
nned with hardened criminal. But few knew
how much human sympathy impressed a hard
ened criminal. He had seen evidences of the
dement's resulting from the continued inter
course OF good with bad men.
ne chairman here stated that Hon. J, G.
Blaine was unable to be present on account of
ill-health.
After more singing, Mrs. Caroline f.. Talbot.
the distinguished Quakeress, was introduced,
ent penitentiaries. In her visits to Criminals
she had found that ninety nine ont of one hum
ured were the victims OF the curse of intemper-
snce; and, in conclusion, she made an urgent
appeal to every one present to lend their aid 10
the cause Of temperance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-02

Forty YEARS RxPEkIENcR have tested the
virtues of DR.. Wisfar's Baisam Of W,ld Cherry
and IL Is now generally acknowledged to be the
best remedy extant for pulmonary and lung dis
eases, embracing the whole range from Q slight
cold to q settled consumption. Were IL not Tor
made no sign"
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ST.1RTLLfG E.fCTSy


just FROM A LARGE Nkw YORK AUCTION
eALE.
ACTUALLY CHEAPER THAN GOLD RATES.
AT THE FOLLOWING Low FIGURES SHALL
BE SOLD:
$40 Dozen fun yard length heavy TOWELS,
ats 60 per dozen, worth IS.
5000 Superior Ladies' Linen HAEDKER-
CHIEFS, at 10 cents q piece, worth I6c.
500 Extra Larre BED SPREADS at 81,
worth Sis.
30 600 Yards Very Fine VICTORIA LAWN, st
Is cents per yard, worth G6.
$4,000 Yard extra width Linen CRASH, Of lsssc.
few more lo,l Bleached and Brown sHEETINGs
on hand at 80 cents, worth 40.
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nRY GOODS CHEAP,
~ CARPETS at Manufacturers prices
ANDB0sC0GGlN COTTON Cslishly soiled) lJc
All other Cottons In proportion.
ia WHITE BED SPREADS, sll0, worth
SHIFTING CALICOES, &c. upward
DREsS GOODS. l5c., 2Uc., 25c and Upward
BLACK ALPAOAS ana MOHAIRs very cheap.
DAkk DRkSs GOODS, marked IS per cent. Of
CAsslMEREs for men and boys, cheap
SPRING GOODS. opening every day at lowest
market prizes
RICHARDSON LINENS less than market
prices.
7. N. NAUDAIN,
feb27 A. CSC Penna avenue, south SIDE
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LOCAL NEWS.

National TAsater.-Dion Boueicault in "Used
Up" and kerry"
FsrGs Opsrs Houss.-F. S. Chairman in Kit,
the Arkansas Traveller"
Fa<ater Cemiqu>-The great European celeb
rity, Mile Cerito, spd other attractions
Lecture by Rev. j. II. Cuthbert, I'm the 18th
street Baptist Church Subject: "Nebu ad-
Dezzars Dream"
Lecture by Wendell Phillips, on the Lost
Arts" In the Congregational Church, corner
10th and G SITS.
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TAKE CARE OF YoUR VALUABLRs.-OaIl
and examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warning from
the CHICAGO and Boston fres,
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BUSINESS MEN and the travelling public will
do well 10 make note Of the superior indic,-
lnents offered By the managers OF the new line
10 Pittsburg and the west. One Of the ad van
tages offered by the Connellsyille route IA
the saving Of seventy 1--we miles between Wash
ington and Pittsburg and from three to 1--WE
Lours- Thhs item TO a business man would seem
10 be Of interest, and while the travelling IL
MADE AZ easy and comfortable the route has
great advantages.
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CIVIL RIGHTs MKKTING.-A meeting was
held Saturday evening in Mr.. 60. Il. DOwninois
residence, Capitol Hill, and was caleb bv the
National Civil Rights Council 70 give audience
to a delegation representing the Greek, Chero-
kee and Seminole Indian tribes who have in
tner midst large mum Der OF colOred persons
Addresses were made by a number OF the In
dians. There were present as guests. Wendell
Philips, ex- Senator Foote, of Mississippi: Hon.
Mr.. Bell. OF Texas; Rev. Alex. Crummell, d. ID !:
Professor Reeves, Of Howard University and
several other distinR uished persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-02

THE ALLEGED Abortion CAsR-D,. Ia,
Released on Baa--On Saturday DIR. Ed ward II
Leon, alias Thompson, indicted for procurinc
an abortion, was released from fail on bail 81
Richards, going On HE bond.
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Let the PeoDIe SNEAK.

"ANnAfiAN, , NAN, ApFtt O. 1878.
r.. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, ". r;
Dear Sir.-Your Favorite Presentation he's
done my wife world Of good. She has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt better the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains; none Of that
acning back or dragging sensation in her
stomach she has been accustomed to for several
years. have so much confidence in Ii that
would be perfectly willing to warrant to certain
OF relief at any expense. 1 have tried many
patent medicines, but never had any occasion
to extol one before. Very truly yours,
GEO. B. WHITING.
Mrs. E. r. DAILY, Metropolis, H., writes, j an
nary 9th, 1873:
CDR. r. Y. Pierce:-My sister il using the Fa-
vorlte Prescription with great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbie, Lehman, Pa, writes, MAY
%, 1872:
"Dr. r. 2. Pierce:-What I have taken of
your medicine has been of more benefit TO me
than all others and hundreds of doctors bills -
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- HAS ATTSNDED OUR EFFORTS
TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF wIsTER DRY
GOODS, ANDWE HAVE JUST REVISED
THE REMAINDER BY
MARKING DOWN THE PRICES
TO TIKI LOWEST NET CASH VALUE.
We are ROW addiRg, daily, TO our stock,
NEW SPRING GOODS
and Stsple Supplies, and shall continue to
FOR FAIR DEALING TO ALL, AND VERY
Low PRICES, WITHOUT DEVIATION.
began q WYLIE,
feb25tr lois and 1920 9TH street uOrt west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-02

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there liz M
preparation Like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 8
per bottle. 60