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THE GOIRIS

OOV III IN UENERAL TKRM.
Monday.
POLICE COURT-Judqs .SpeU
To-day, John Potts cursiny On the straat..
$40. Michael Ford, playing ball on the street;
q. Daniel Mclaughlin, jolly jack tar, was
hned - for cursing on the street. Six BOYS
employed as cart drivers, were brought in TOR
FAILURE to maintain the proper distance between
their carts, and fined - each. Fred. f. Myers,
charged with selling liquor without license
nheu si0o. samuel Furze, trespass on the pro-
perty of another by digging up sod: IS. Jos.
Hooker, assault on Dennis HeRsOn-a fight be-
tween two colored boys; 50 and costs. Anna
Ehis' eolored larceny of clothing worth "a; $50
ana costs, or 80 days in jail. William Sinclair
last nrlvlng over Anacostia bridge, forfeited
collateral. Freeman Abrahams an idle itins-
rant was charged with stealing some law books
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CITY ITEMS.

1T has NO RIvAL.-The standard excellence
OF Dooteys feast POicder has been sati.fact ri Y
demonstrated TO be owing to its strtct chsmiodI
purity, no articles being used in its composition
bat those especially adapted 10 the purposs,
stances Two teaspoonfuls OF Doolsy's Feast
fo"der Is all that is necessary in a quart II
-four, while ordinary Baking Powders requi e
from one-thlrd to one-hslf more. Hence DO :
ley's il the most economical, reliable and tn
rest Manufa .tdred by Dooley x Brother. 6
New street, New York. For sale by grece-s
generally,
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FINANCIAL AND COnMERUIaL.
wall street T0.dav

NsW YORK., May 9.-Ehe Posts financial ar
Iiele says: = Government bonds are stsady
southern state bonds at the first board were
steady, with sales confined to Missouris aud
IenLessees. Early sales of gold were at 1929 a
been 2Ha4. On gold loans the rates have
hfen ga for carrying. Foreign exchange Is
uull nut strong, at yesterdays rates. Ths
money market continues extremely easv with
cali loans 3a4, and prime mercantile paper at
6aI' Stocks opened firm; during the first half
hOnr prices declined = TO s, from which time
untll II O'Clock there was an advance of 4 to
~ per cent. Since noon there has been a
GownwaId reaction OF 81 az per cent, and the
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SYMPTOMs-wspt Of app title, rising ~ food
aud wind fr, the stomach, scidiy Of the stomach,
heartburn, dry mess and vhiteness % the toagu il
the norIi. q, sense ~ ostepstna In the sfomscS
which IL occasionally interrupted BY diarrhaca;
phleDese q the urine. THE mouth il clammy or ms
. sour or bitter taste. her frequent syraptcrps
are wsterbrAsh, pal EitAiion e the heart he
ard disorders OF the senses, ss seeing double, etc
There IL general debility, lsrRsor, Snt avor,!5r -
notion; detection Of the spirits, disturbed sleep,
and frishtiul dreams.
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Easy Feet

Being indispensable 10 health and comfort
thousands OF persons come from far aud near 20
Visit DR.. White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
establishment ia located at
5S5 FIFTEENTH STREET.
OHposlfe United States Treasury Department.
Dr. White removes Corns without pain, SO
that the shoe can he worn with ease. He s1c-
cesSfuilv treats BuDiOns, Club, and Ingrowing
Nails, Vascular ExcresceDces, and other de-
rangements of the feet.
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APPRECIATION,

CHARLEsTowS, MASS, March Is, 1853.
Ii. Il, sTEyENs: " '
This Is TO tiff that / have usad yorr - RI-oi
Preparatio n '(NEeKTINEl in my familE for several
years, and think that, for ScrOfalA or Capkerou.
Hnmofs or Rheumatic affections, IL cannot be ax.
eelled ~ a. blood purifier snd spri, medicins
II IL the beet thing have used and Ia = NJ
sm6 :; every thing i can cheeIfUlly RECOMMEND 4
to any one m n ed OF such medicine.
Yours, r spectfu ".
MRs. A. A DINsMORE, 80 Russell =.
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Wgar / KNOW lBoJr v:seTIsE.
soUrS BosrON, Mays. $50.

sovrS BosrON, Nay 9. is'0.
Dear Sill have hd considerable exp .-ieuce
with the NrSKrINE. For dyspepsia, genera dsbil-
lily, sDd impure blood. thu NEGErINk IL sup rio~ 20
anything which i have ever used. com uen,Ad
taking NESETINE about the middle of last winter.
and, after usng few bottles, a. entirely eu-ci me
OF dyspepsia, and my blood never was In :, good
conditisn Rs at the present time IL will af1-l ne
pleasure 10 give any further particulars relative 20
Whist know about this COED medicine TO say owe
who viii call or address At my residence, 2 20
Athens street. Very re.pectfully,
MONROE PARKER
$50 Athens sIrest
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

CINCISNATI, Nov. IS, lisa.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear sir-Th- two bottles Of VKsErINE furnished
me by your agent wife hss used with gres: bene-
AZ.
For lorg tine she has been troubled with c!zzi-
ness and costiveLsss; these roubics now entire.
ly removed by the use .f VEGRTiNE
She Was also troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility, and has been greatly benefited
thomas GILMORE,
229S Wslnut street
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The Goat RACE this morning between the
yachts Dauntless and Sallie Tnorne for SlO0
side to Fort Foote and return was q fne one,
and was closely contested. The Dsuntless had
the lead for some distance down. but on the
return the Sallie took the lead and arrived about
II O'Clock. This is the third race of these boats
The Sallie winning each.
The yacht aria, which was to take the
Juoees down. upset in Georgetown channel, bat
her.
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Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-ThrOugh The s,lvfra ana earnast n.rsya
slon ct TIE Rev. = b ~ Of this nj ,ce, hav- II
suffered for Years.
have used only two bottles, and already feet "a ?.
sell new man. hespeetially,
DR. W. CARTER.
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NEw TINE TABLE OF THE B. < D. RAIL
RoAD.-On and after to morrow al p. m, for
Baltimore and all way stations, leave at 5, 6:i5,
and $50 g. N, Il m, 5:45, Sis, 1880 and 10 p.
m; for Baltimore and Relay only at 10 g. m
and $50 p. m; for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and Relay. at $40 a. m. and lao p.
M; for Annapolis at Gas and $50 a. m. and Sis
p N; for all yaIts OF the west at r.. m. and
GAS p m for Pitisburg at s:45 p. m; for local
stations, Metropolitan road, at SIS 3. m and
=. ID.
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Run OVER BY BUrCHKR's wAGoN-This
morning, about liX O'Clock, a man named
james kandai, recently from New York, but
citizen or virginia, In crossing 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. was knocked down and
run over by butchers wagon. Ii was thou ,ht
that he was badly hurt, and DIGESTIVE Coomes
took BIN TO headquarters, where it was found
that his head was cut and he had received some
bruises.
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~Ice formed in New York city and suburb

s%Ice formed in New York city and suburbs
last Wedne sday night.
6-"Al right. old skillet legs" said Kans AZ
lawyer to judge who fined him for contempt.
~A Missouri Judge has decided that woman
Is not an sold maid" until she lie thirty a We
years old.
~what the local paper calls s'pIsvfu
struggle on the stairs, resulted in the death OF
member Of the Louisiana legislature By a
pistol shut.
- George Cruikshank, the veteran artist,
lately delivered a temperance address in Man
chester, England. Chsrles Dickens, he said,
was always opposed TO te-totalers ani ususlIy
described them As .sold hoysD
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SPsIsG PAINTING.-Now that the time for
painting and improving has come, no 1sehoIiers
should consult the card Of Mr.. Curry i'm ano Eher
column. He has just completed som ,importan.
government work, and is now ready for private
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

FOUNTAIN ACCOMPLISHMENTS novel
and beautiful for fish and flowers. just the
thing for cOnservatories. Call and see in OBJ
GRAFTON at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear
son, Y. NJ. G.. A. building. eo6
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

eye proved, from the most ample experience, ar
entire tnCoets Sin pie, prompt efficient and rslI-
ebie. 1hey are the only medicines perfectly
ADAPTED TO popula- use-sO simple that mistake
caLnot be sde in using them: 80 harmless A. 10 be
Tree II ON ranger; AMI 80 efficient as q be aIga
reliable. Thy have the highest com1nsnd.,Ien
from all, AID will always reader satisfactiOn
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notice. NoTICEn NOTICE Y

DRY GOOns sre sfill selling q. los r,,.. =,
bAATkh :, l9&O Pennsylvania aVen,. Ioh.ir.
arc raNss cheaper thaD ever. nress q 1sfs Piane-
r1coes g esp BED Spreads, Towels, n pkips az,
lable Lire. At bafgains. HOSIERY, Laftesi at
Motions st lou fFrrss -. :.
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Office hours from a. M. to p. m.

Fee, Al per visit.
Press of business at the Office precludes visit
ing patients at residences except after 8 D. m.
Established in Washington 1861.
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IMMENsh REDUCTION!

hIs hoN opening az entire - q my
SOVpci !urt putchss In New York by Mr. Broa-
hesd. NJ " oLderfully Low price, - ' D''a-
Dress Goods IN gr. az yariofy ana ~ th. A., 49,,
ana isoT e., from lzAsc. up % 81 50 per yard
.Llons BLACK eflks, $50, 81 Is, 81 81 81 "a sg
20 -, 81 o. aud ss. (st least A. per cent i.. tb.B
rnllns msrket PRICE, aud Of the best makes AM
Bisos Alpaca, &c. single width, dsutle width
Reversible Ottoman Shawls SIZE
White shetland Wool ehawls, Sis
Ladit q All Linen H-mmsd Hardk -rrhf.f. a..
Ladies One Button Odored Kids Csc
bsdiss' Two Button Party Kids, 7Bc
BsnsfAle Can bro &c and other Bloarbaf ara tn.
nlehcned lotions &c. ana upwards Good luu pTicess
Prints, SIC spendis style fsst-cclored Prits opl
i bS: ~ Linen Towels 81 per d.zen and no.
blssk Sfenhdlnes irom ac to q per ysrd; these
goods are very cheap COrsets, 81 &c and nm
Isrssois IN great variety, very low Coat.' and
SiarE spoel Cotton, &c, and lot Of other gO.4lg
equally lOw Our goods are u the b.-s MAJ - anl
s-yles, selected NTH great care, bOsght ano sold
cheap. and will do pnrchsser's good.
- BRODHKAD A. CO.,
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RECEIPTS OF T8s DIsrRIcr GoyERSNEyT
FOR APEIL~-Collections OF tAxes for the month
OF April were as follows. General taxes for
Washington, So ,279.lS; Georgetown, S9aS 81
county, - 5000; total general taxes as 49, m;
licenses SO, 553 5; arrearages, 50 .428 II: spe-
etal, s2.5I5.js; ster (sdvertised), SOS "a; re-
demI ton tax liens, - ass So; markets s. liz %
Total, Sc, SsT.C3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

A SUICIDE IN A BATH TUB.-Edward Bow
a Montreal confectioner, cut his throat with a
razor while in tub Thursday morning. The
cause OF the act was depression of spirits from
family and other troubles.
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sIoSER LSeGETT-s2o.oO0 C1ois,>d for an Al
------s q sVtIcdrt0r.-This morning. ten
hirney, fcT Dom Pratt, entered suit a ainst
Mortimer ID. Leggett Commissioner OF Patentsl
Ter an alleged libel published on the 18th OF
ApTil, 1854, in the GAINESVILLE (OhiOl Ddlig
CoarisT. The declaration sets forth that the
PiaiEfth has for the past two years been en-
gagged Is chief editor Of the Capital. has en-
loyed good repus alton, and by reason of the
nbeLous matter complained Of he has suffered
lnerein, for which he claims 500 coo damages
The alleged libel Is as follows Piatt manu-
features out OF whole cloth what he knows 70
ee false, and does II purely a. a Matchmaking
operation, hoping TO have his silence pur-
chased, a. 10 has been by any number or good
men on very many occasions / am told nv
those in circumstances TO know whereof they
speak that his blackRaI receipts far exceed the
legitimate receipts OF his paper. Others paw
him large sums for advertisements which never
appear. Even members OF Congress order and
pay for many thousands OF his papers, not a
single number OF which is delivered ror even
printed. Others have dubbed together and
bought nne house and lot and presented to his
vile, and others again have paid him in cash
directly, 20 prevent his publication OF infamous
threatened ISLANDERS; all Of which have re-
FUSED. and will II Dom Piatt and George Al
fred townsend howl until dOomsdsy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

WAsHIEGToN FISH MARKET TO-DAY.-SoId
oy n A Golden & Bro, 1900 shad, at a. Der
Eunuted. 1853 heTsng-. from 81 TO D. per
cents per bunch.
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Loss OF MEMORY may mean general break
ing up of the life forces, or il may indicate the
effects of obscure disease-contracted in early
life. In either case DR.. Helmbold's Buchu II
the sure specific. 1t restores the functions of
manhood, and renoyates the entire system. 1t
acts upon both the liver and kidneys, and il
justly entitled the Great Diuretic. Get the
genuine. All druggists sell II. eos
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LOCAL NEWS,
Anusemenfs, &C.. To-uf<ns.

National TBsafsr.-Carrcross & DiTie's cele-
brated minstrel troupe.
Porte OTsra Foti-e.-NTrs- Agnes Booth IN
"The Stranger and Catherine and Petru-
chic"
Tzlat,y Coni5us.-La JarLin MabiIle and the
Partisan Can-Css.
willard HaH.-Mr. Suiro's lecture on Mines
and Mining.
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.

VEGETTS SSULDBYaLL DRUGG JSTS
CIV - - - - y
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IHE REMAINS OF DR. j. G. F. HoLsroN, who
died In this city on the LIST instant, were in
TERED with impressive ceremonies at Z4nes-
vile, Ohio, on Tuesday last. In addition 10 a
large attendance OF his old friends and neigh
bors In their private capacity, the funeral nro
cession included three Masonic lodges with
many visiting brethren from other towns. and
me members of the medical society OF .nes-
WIFE, PROCEEDINGS w,5v also had AM
rr'ate resOius'0-- ,>ss.,. vy each OF the several
orRsniZs' .ons OF that city with which the de-
ceasP had formerly been connected.
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To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-Let those who lau-
guish under the fatal severity of our elm tie
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
those " no are in decided consumption, by no
means despair. There is a safe and sure RENE
dy at hand, and one easily tried. "WiIb9r's
Compound Of Cod Lirer Oil and Lane" without
possessing the very nausesting flavor of the Oil
heretofore used, is endowed by the phosphate of
lime with hesliug property which render the
OIL dopbly eficaciOEs. Remarkable testimony
OF It's efficacy can be exhibited to those who de-
SIRE to see them. For sale by A. b. Wil5Or,
Chemist, Boston. eos
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

TSsTkaPkRANCEI D. Rev g II HorK
SS Nlh preach q - mon on Tempsrapce AZ
- e, S,r.st Pre- s tsrfan Church. a. eo,,rek
npHpAf EVENING, 10th instant. a mbers 81
n per Tent, Il; %. h, will meet st their hsIl Al
invited to unite With and roceed - ne sSrb
ID oooy. III III HUDSON. o. GRO
&c CREAn' ICE GREAT!
-,-cay i win furnish my celebrated ICE
SaEAMs aud TRUIr WATER ICES At the fol-
loving prices:
One Quart, 90 cents; Three Quarts. sIs;
Two Orarts,sli Four Iarts, Al 50.
Also, siwa. on hand, the most delicious CAKE 20
De haf IN the District. MY Elegant ICE ORHaM
1frhkLUss are now opsn. IN which CREAM and
WATER lCBs ere served, by accommnd ATS
walters, at Is cents per plate with cake, . cents
J. O. NICHOLS,
SO High street, near Bridge,
Qe0rgatoyrn N
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LABOR STRIKKs.-Two hundred coopers are
locked out in Greenpoint, l.. l., the emplo ysrs
refusing the services of the union men, The
strike Of the coal beavers and lumber handlers
in Cleveland continues. At meeting last eve
ming they adopted scale of prices considera-
hly Above those offered by the dealers
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THE WEATHER.

WAN DFrAEIMsN1i ONE AZ CaisT SiEnnl D1ty,l
nashlhGroN, ID. q, MAY Q. 1874, 1870 = N I
tRoBABII III ss.-For New Ensland and the mi
ole states clear or partly cloudy weather sa sogt6
et!y Ni9ds Will prevail, with higher Temperature
portlcn OF the hTst- named district. For the ssnth
btIaniic states, generally al ar weather
70 winds, rising temperature and falIino
paion eter- For the eastern gulf states increasinS
e,pudlness, easteriy to southerly winds sioh.-.
u teIs perhure, and fsiitrC teEOmatr = Use
areas OF rata during No. "a, IoIlO we'd by
7 " the laka - urday night Sunday
.eglOr and thence southwark TO Ten
lessee, partly cloudy and arm weather, with brisk
and high south and west wiLds and stationary to
falling barometer For the northwest, trtly cloudy
and warm weather during the day, folio ged by
threatening weather in the lower Missouri and cen
trail Mississippi valleys; brisk s0utherly winds vii
scntinue In this region, with lov bar )meter. TIL.
lower Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio rivers viii
fall slowly during the next twenty-fnur hours
Csutiopary signals continue AZ Duluth, Marquette
Kscanabs, Grand Haven, Milwaukee and Ohioag ,
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Benj. ID. Car
penter 10 Anna N. Carpenter, "The Girls Par-
son and wife TO Jesse V. n. Huyck part lot II
square 1872, II 40 20; John X. Mcdonnell trus-
Zee, TO Timothy Mccarthy, part lot Is, square
yOl' Sotei Howard University TO Celia j. Plum.
ley. lot 10, block 81, Howard Universitv estate
Si2l-l5; Lemuel L. BOteler and wife TO FIiz
Miller, part lot I, square 52e, 81 400; Mary A.
hItiy TO Alex. Y. Grimes, part LOT IS O!d
Georgetown, $3.50; Alex. p Lee TO n p
Chase, l. 2 and %. square -. SIM.
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Hon. A. II. STEPHKNs.-The Atlanta Herald
of the 9Th instant says: We are glad ID learn
that MIR. Stephens, during the short time he b as
been at home, has considerably improved in
health. He is now able to sit up most of the
time and 60 about some, and his appetite and
digestion are much better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

THERMOMETERS and Barumeters are repaired
and made 70 order by Hempler near 1 street.
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THE FIRST TRorTISG RACE OF THE SEASON
took J. ace Yesterday on the Brightwood Trot-
ting Park, between the horse Honest John
owned by Mr.. q. Harper, and the brown
mare Belle of Gettysburg, belonging 70 a phy-
siClan of South Washington, and resulted in
favor OF Honest John. Both animals were in
fine condition, and considerable Speculation
was INDUCED in by the large crowd as to their
relative conditions. Messrs--RObert Lee @. NJ
AIsNander, and W. u. Hazel were chosen
Jucsss, the drivers were weighed, and at 80
the start WAS made, bSst three in five for 500
side. Allen Dorsey drove Honest John and
-SandersOn was in charge OF Belle. As stated
the horse won the first heat Belle the second .
IN 255E and the horse the third and fourth
heats and the race time, 2 55R. d Z. 25l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

WILCOX Il GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated BaLsar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hOopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
lntelligencer building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

PONDS EXTRACT cures r1eumat1su, burns
pues, ulcers. toothsche, sore throet, sprains
tcalds, soreness, Old sores, headache, collie
laIneness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
noaFseuess, diarrhoea, and all he mortgages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated OF In medical writings and
known t. be a cure for these diseases. M tn g N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fitness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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To PREVENT Fever ana Ague there s nc
preparation Like DOoley's Cslisays Tonic. Al
per bottle. an
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TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales orlsI2
were S219, $50. l12-sHtf
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1HE CONGRESSIONAL PAPErRRIE, intro
duced by Robert Beall Is a most desirable &C
QUESTION to writing table. 1t is specially
adapted for travellers and tourists, and is
equally suitable tor home USE
The MOST ELEGANT window of ie waIrv and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

SUIT OF DOM PIATT AGAINST COMNIs-
sloNER LSeGETT-s2o.oo0 Cloig>d for Al
TsusI Tfr-rf-.
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TRusTEEs SALE OF RIAL EsrArE ON
ssT1NISGTpn aE6so sTRgSr, NEAR WEST

spring Dress Goods,
Black Alpacss aid NJ hairs,
Bleaehed CnttUns and Sheetipgs,
sprir g Cloths n Cassimeres,
A fun lock of Moaning G. pois.
etrhw Msttibgs, Floor Oil Cloths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

LIND By THE ACkE--IhOse who desire a
iuIa home near the city will perceive by a
little reflection the great absurdity of buying
small lots several miles out in the country as
many are now doing. Nothing less than one
acre OF land (i3 $50 feet Of ground) will fill the
blll properly, and all that can be obtained above
Ihat, up TO ntteen or twenty acres, is desira bIe
his will afford an abundance OF all kinds q, ,
NUT, vegetables, poultry, pure milk and cream
ana land enough to keep the requisite stock
IL Will be seen by reference to Mr.. X. A. Phil
lips advertisement in another column that a
rare opportunity TO purchase a lev acres OF
cholce land near this city is now offered being
ms subdivisions OF one OF the best located sec
tons Of the country very near Washington. and
which seem 10 combine ali the most essential
qualities requisite to make such a property at
tIactiye. "
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-05
M@zs5l, AALZS
ESH,vqS,1 81 E7s\yE6E1ABlE s,C,tiax
N.s1StSkn>GsY9 HALR
nsZ Se5zz..zRE REVIEWER.

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard ;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandrutf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and I consider it the BEST PREpA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold BY all Druggists, and Dealers IN Medicines.
Price One Dollar.