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KI1E Momus at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Feb. licking Momus, seat.
ed in the royal chariot, attended by a
large retinue Of cavaliers, made his an
nual entry into the city at 4 o'clock. The
key Of the city was presented to him by
q dwarf, in front Of the Peabody Hotel,
with usual speeches. The city Is full Of
visitors from all parts Of the country.
Every train and steamer arriving is
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock nrarke,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 1e.-MoNRY-Clos
G 4 per cent on stock and 8 per cent on
government collaterals. Customs receipts
@,l0o. Treasury disbursements 1885,.
600. The total imports for the week end.
ing Saturday amounted to $zSl9,s Of
which $s.s64,666 were for dry goods.
sTERLNe ExoHANoE-Weaker: S4s4
for 90 days and $4.s7ta4 SO for sight.
GoID-Ranged at 112ial1S. Opened
and closed at 1928. Carrying rates, sta5
per cent. olearings S5O,00O0OO.
=! GoyEhsMESTs-strong. with the high.
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We observe that The Petersburg
1~'s' Is taking an interest in the Darwin.
im articles appearing once week in this
paper. 1t observes thus: " ''S
We have formed no opinion Of our own
on the subject, but It will tske ySst,v ,
more urgent arguments than Homo. 80 -
make rs lean toward his side Of he he case ,1s
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LOWELL, Feb. 18.,-The laborers en-
gagged In gradingEthe Lowell 6 Anderson
Railroad struck this morning. Saturday
was pay day, when many found there was
no money for them after their board was
deducted. They now want more than
one dollar per day, the present wsges,
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SPAIN.

MADRID. Feb. 16.-The British Minis.
ter has had long conference with sagas.
ter, Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1t is sup.
posed on the subject Of the British vessel
detained in a Spanish port, -.l /
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THR WORK aoRa on.

RIPLEY, O., Feb. 16.-The crusaders
are still moving on the works of the en-
emy. One more saloon surrenders, and
and the last one remaining Is a whole
sale establishment which has been retail
Ing by the drink. The owner proposes to
stop retailing, but this will not suffice.
The ladies watch now as well as pray,
Some Of the saloon keepers who have been
unwillingly worated are preparing TO leave
for Germany. ~
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The LIQUOR War In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 1G.-The first move
ment in the war on the liquor traffic was
meeting held in the Oity Hall this
evening. More than 5000 persons were
present, about halt being ladies. Auum.
Der OF the members of the General As
sembly occupied seats on the platform.
The meeting was called to order by Rev.
William Chadwick. After prayer by
Rev. W. @. Moore the audience Joined In
singing Coronation" with grand effect.
Dio Lewis was chosen chairman, and at
his request the audience sang Nearer
my God to thee. Doctor Lewis said the
words OF this hymn was the keynote
of this crusade. After saying his
health forbid long speech he preceded
to deliver q speech similar to that deliver
ed at other points. He said the Churches,
In neglecting to furnish bright and happy
places for young men to spend their eve
nings In, and 80 keep them out of places
OF dissipation and crime, were responsible
for many blighted lives. Much OF bis ad.
dress was given 10 structures on ladies
who drank wine and induced young men
to drink. He said all real drunkards
helped the temperance cause, because
they showed new beginners what strong
drink would do for q man, To accomp.
llsh the abolition Of this liquor traffic
the women must come to the front, for in
this, as In all other great moral contests,
women were more effective workersIthan
men.
Rev. A. @. Hirst, Of Washington G. H.,
on being called out, gave detailed ac-
count ol tho temperance work in his
town, claiming that all that has been &C.
complished was due to earnest and per.
sistent prayer.
Senator Goodhue, Of Summit, was next
called out. He said he should be doing
violence TO his better nature should he re.
fuse 10 add his voice to this great move.
ment. He regarded this work as more
mighty in It's force than any avalanche
launched from the top Of Mount Blanc.
Dio Lewis again took the the stand and
saldI when he started 10 this city he
thought he would advise against any &C.
tive movement for couple Of weeks,
till the people could be better prepared
by reading OF the work at other points,
but learning that seven hundred women
met In council yesterday and declared
war, he was ready for immediate organ
ization.
A Nominating Committee was then
chosen, but 1t was soon after announced
that no Executive Committee would be
chosen until the ladies could hold meet
ings tomorrow. A meeting of represen-
tatiye temperance men from various parts
Of Ohio will be held In this city next
Tuesday, to take steps to organize a
bureau OF whom persons In all parts OF
the State can obtain information as to the
method OF conducting this work. Not
withstanding the audience was laree and
willing, the speakers failed to elicit any
particular enthusiasm.
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NEW YORK CITY. |,

cRusADE AGAINST KING ALCOHOL.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Ten women and
two men organized in this city Tor cru
sade against king alcohol. They will de-
vote this week to prayer for an Increase
Of their numbers. .ItT
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PmrADR1PH1A, Feb. 16-Flour-DuD.
Wheat-Dull. Rye-6teady, 9ec. Corn
Unchanged. Petroleum-Steady; crude
11ts12c; refined l4lc. Whtsky-Held at
81 OF for western,
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uVVEHNAkNIs-btton with the high.
est prices current at the ciose
and oId and NeR MlssourI 6. -.

sTooKs-opened firm and declined at
the first Board 9a1i; at the second Board
there was steadier tone, with slight
recovery. again declined tat, and closed
with a frmer tone and recovery Of lat
in the general market. The weakness
was due 10 decrease in legal tender cir
culation. Sales between ten and two
o'clock 10000 shares, Of which 24OOO
were Western Union; $4,000 Union Pa
clac; 11,0O0 Wabash; $4,000 Pacific Mail:
1900 Lake Shore; 5000 Northwestern,
and 10000 Atlantic 6 Pacific preferred
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Cleveland Market.

CISvE1ANp, Feb. 1e.-Wheat-o ouIet
and firm. Corn-Firm; old mixed 6gs7Oc;
new mixed 6oa67c, oAts-No, ] State
4sc; No: 3 do 4ec,
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Plttsburgh Petroleum. Marke,,

PrTrsBuReH. Feb 1G-Crude-oulet
and nominal, 81 sOal 90; refined quiet
l4ic; March l5c.
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Fatally Shot.

PH11ADE1PH1A, Feb. l8.- Leonard
Wsrnbold, keeper Of saloon, fatally
shot himself last night.
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SHOOTING APFRAY.

In Brooklyn last evening ex-C Constable
Johnson and David Bamble qusrrelled
about the arrest Of a boy for snow balling.
Bamble finally ran when johnson fired
at him, inficting Q severe wound. John.
son then fled followed by crowd who
knocked him down and kicked him so
severely that he is not expected to live.
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FATALLY STARRED

Dennis Killard, of 425 East 71st street,
yesterday, fatally stabbed Michael Barry,
. boarder. Jealousy is said to be the
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TEE following dispatch appears in the
Pittsburgh papers Of yesterday;
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. 14.-The
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company Of his
city, with one hundred and five machines
cut during the week ending today. si1
thousand eight hundred and twenty.six
Ksgs o. nails, the average product being
ABOUT iorty'eight kegs. One man durinS
sII sGs period cut one hundred and seventy.
ss1 ssa Segs Of eight'penny fence nails, being
;HS tira aaagest a product for the same length q
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wFRAun 81

Subscribers TO TIE AMATEUR, who handed
subscriptions to VIZ; q. .PARIINsoN or J. q.
BLAND, and received neither AlfkTEuR n0e
Chrome, viii please send receipts 70 ~, and thS
Journal and Chrome will be forwarded immedi.
ately-said Parkinson and Bland having return.
o. n neither names or money for subscribers r.
ceiVed by them. - n;
THK HGATEuR- the Leading Musical Month.
~; subscription UpcludInR d choice OF thO
beautifel Chronos, "HGppy Honrs, !" OF "FtoWaF
OF tho Floek,D One Dollar per year. sample
AKATEuR, 10 cents. Address, ~
tolsw&s saa Chestnut ats ss. T Th&isdeIPSis &AsSSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-17
new YORK lAY.R00K

A DEMOCRATIC WHIKLY. EstAblIGhed 1850. II
supports Whts Supremacy, political and social.
Tefms, ~ per year. To clubs, nine copies for
g. Specimen copies free. Address DAY:BOOK.
New York City.
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oHTRF JUSTICE WAITE INTERVIEWED.

oHrEF JUSTICE WAITE INTERVIEWED.
Chief Justice Waite has been inter-
viewed and the reporter concludes he
has no bias but decided opinions. He
proposes to make Washington his home.
VOLUNTEERS TAKEg POSSESSION OF HA-
VANA.
A Keywest despatch states thatit Is re.
ported by steamer from Havana, that
seven thousandivolunteers have taken pos.
essio1 of the city, compelling the Gap
tain General to take refuge on board the
Spanish war steamer Aropiles.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARsooIATlD PREss RNPoRT

By tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor, Of Main and Monroe atbl
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A NEW HORSE DISEASE.

Arrived, steamer Humboldt from stel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04

HE bill providing for the extension Of the
territorial limits of Baltimore city finally passed
tue Maryland legislature yesterday, and now
needs cniy the approval OF the governor to be-
come law. The expansion Of the limits fer
which 1t will provide extends the city two miles
on the east from the line of Eastern avenue, "a
laid down on the Canton compaDy's grounds;
two miles north from Boundary avenue, at the
intersection Of North street, and on the west
enc Dl'e westerly from the present city limits.
4 ne election at which tue residents within the
territory proposed to be annexed are to decide
Dy their votes whether the law shall take effect
OF net will take place on the irst Tuesday in
May next, subject to the general election laws.
except that special provIsieS is made for the
appointment OF the judges OF election 5y the
governor.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
sATTRPAY.-....... April A, 1874.

TAXES HERE AND ELsEwHRRR-The Dis
trict government, in its answer to the memo
rialists, has shown by comparing the rate of
tsxation in the various cities of the country
that taxes In Washington are much under the
average. Mr.. A. H. Byington, editor of the
Nor,cdlk Gazette, writing to his paper, notes the
same fact. He says
"The Investigation into the affairs of the
Board OF Public Works Of this city still drags
Us weary length along. As vet the investiZa-
tors seem TO have totally failed TO substanti ate
single one OF their charges. 1t would, indeed,
De surprising II they were not able to ind some
substantistiOn OF their many accusstions when
the hundreds of contractors, the thousands Of
contracts, and millions OF money expended in
improving the city are considered; but as yet
they have totally failed. As so much clsmor
pervades the country about assessments and
taxatl6D here, let US assert whereof we person
ally know-thst the rate per annum for taxa
ton here, for, say the past four years, will not
average as much on the same valuation as in
NOrvalk or in the city or Bridgeport. 1t is our
misfortune 10 be compelled to pay taxes in all
three places, and We speak by the book. The
parkings, grsdiDgs and pavings and general
renovation here really approaches the marvel
Gus, and when the extent and nature of the vast
improvements are realized, the wonder to rs is
that II has been accomplished at so light A bar
cen upon property holders. Still, no one OBJ
Jects TO any exposure which will reveal rascali-
", II II dOes exist, or insure future improve.
Inents at still cheaper rate. Facts however,
as thus Tar developed by the Investigation sug-
gest other motives than a desire to promote the
pubic welfare, a. the animus of the fierce con-
test"
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Mr.. Merrick seems to have been impressed by
his clients with the curious notion that n first
class railroad could be graded and laid down
down and ironed complete for operation on the
line OF the Biadensburg rOai for less than the
price charged for the execution OF this work"
under the Beard of Public Works. Mr.. Wright
Hives, the witness depended upon to estabH h
this fact as an engineer, declined to endorse any
such abSurdity. 1t was shown to Mr. Merrick's
surprise that the Metropolitan railroad, built in
his own county, cost $500 900 a mile, and that
the grading on the line of the Bla6ensburg 70 adj
was of the same heavy character. This line of
testimony was therefore abandoned with some
haste BY the counsel for the memorialists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04

The editor of the Cincinnati Commercial ex-
presses biz sorrow over the fact ''that Senator
Thurman IL not in regular attendance upon the
District Investigation" Hlsn't it occurred e,
our contemporary that Judge Thurman has
found that there hasn't been enough developed
by the Investigation 70 justify his regular at
tendance al it, sessions? The Commercial knows
very well that be isn't the man to lose an Oppor-
tunity TO make point against political Oppo-
rent; and when he fails 10 labor in the field it
i safe to assume that there isn't much of crop
10 be reared.
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Three Indian murderers were hanged at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, yesterday. This is all right
but wouldn't it be well to sometimes hang a
white man for numbering an Indian? Cases of
this kind are exceedingly rare. We believe
man was hanged in one OF the territories last
summer FOR the brutal murder of an Indian
woman, and 1t was noted as q remarkable fact
AT The time that this was the only instance In
the territory where q white man was executed
for kiil:Dg an Indian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04

The uch-snubbed Dir. Hinton, special indie
pendent correspondent, getting little comfort
from any other quarter, sought to pour his
griefs into the ympathetic ear Of the New York
1TIbHns, but that paper draws itself up with all
the stately moral severity of Mr. Joseph Sur
face ceEOuDeing the vices of his spendthrift
brother, and notifies Mr.. II. that it has no tears
to shed over his anguish in drawing a salary of
500 month for p months and days, without
rendering ''any service in the department or its
bureaus"
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rRhGIsTTRs 9EFIgk; 5000


WAsHISGTOS, u. o., Mgrch 30, 1874.
No,ice ~ her. by given that WEDNESDAY,,
npiI ldi, will have ex pirei all Iicans given by
Ihs pistiict OF Columbia to Commercial Agents
Pedders and al Prodgcs Dealers a. large and in ali
Inc markets Of saif Dis riot
All persons engaged in ssid business, trades or
olessions must pr mptly rvne~ said liceniss in
sSc rcs &c with provisions of the snded act reg
ulslD licenses, approved June 21 lS72, viz That
every peIsss engaged IN any trade, occupation or
I.oIessin Tor which license tax Is posed by The
Jaws OF the District Of OOIuubia sh III. at the tiue
1 p procuring the seine, make speliciion 70 the
REGISTER, and shall state under osth or aft rnstiOu
sren fae,S As may be spplicshl 20 licenses"
The Register snail then issue t. the appli-
cant certificate stating the particular Kind nf IL
cense Tor h!ch application hiss been male, AMI the
snount ~ money required b. law to be paid there
,or: ssd certificate shall BE- delivered 10 thu Col
rector, Nho shall, upon tn receipt of tn sum of
nionSy staed therein, give certificate of DIP Ell
stating the amount of money paid AID the Kind of
iceIse qured ard Il shall be the duty OF abe Rep
ister to Issue said license ~
"Tnat every person liable for a license fax who
may Tall 10 pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license tax may be r-0uired
NAIL IN addition 10 the license tax imp sd nav
sne or penalty et not les than FIVE nor mors than
nifty dollars for esch offence -
par3l liz JOHN ". COOK. Raoister n n
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The Satanic papers seem to think they are
doing a great stroke of business by stating
many times day, IN job type, that Mr.. Cofax,
and Gen. Howard, end ex-GOv. Cooke, and Mr.
Frank Smith belong TO the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Well, aren't Gen. Boynton
and Deacon White, Young Christians? Why not
show them up a. dlscrediting the Y. NJ. G. A.
by their unfairness and untru thfulness?
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FOR RENT AND SALE

by BgILpiEe LOTS eOntai aiss . .os. feet q
s.ss ioSirf 4 'f Pa Ill n sss
Eok kxET Oh sALR-A FaRa, we'll To-
d. 40. g + = spsfs st ZOOS s F.ss.s.
sanle eseene. msr3s-im
Evh SALE Oh ExCRAKGE ron IMPRoV1p
.tre. u LAND about sso ~ 70, on lo
"knovls . Ss,ioa," on the Point Of Ross. rain rain
perfectly ses Il q. season. The s ss SGH siss
snG :. mmaIS , IN, ss vie. An q q !. r
eit,. Railway ticket, sii g per az srssr Is other
scss1 Sos sS Ts. e s'oRSs @ M
FOB SAIL Or RaNr-rhe very desIrs6I-
u RESIDENCE end GRoUs Ds adj oinins the re-
sr $1,000 ~ Gn, hsshs, f'rgsriy oeenpisa
u the British Lsgation.
and [. suitable for ens.rt.inins TN
sronnds are hsndsom.ly ornssented vita dse
passed BY sOy IL the Dsirist, hsvinS Splendid view
.ltne whole city, river ssd sorr cuniisg oountry.
ninety thousand square feet. The prartrtv Iii ~
.o'd on easy terms rented TO q trst.class tenant
.hPPIi 20 7; L. HUME. Of Hall Hume, groc.r.,
eO7 Pennsy wants ., eBue. mara Son
INoB SALE ON RkNT-Improv-d FARn u IS
nient stsbles well II cSceIIen god
81 s.lected Fruit; enc. healthy Ioca'ios overl 5Ss
Igtou Heigeis va. two miles from thu sfee M ar
'e0ts''o~n Inquire V Y. W coxssoS
Real ESTATE Agents, No. 1918 nm ave,
r.r,., Near Frsedsncn', Bark,
.haIH-im Washington, u. O.
t'Ob sALE-DwELLINGS.
BRICKS.
N, between 9Th and lgth. northwest, si6 geo.
srankiln sgusre, : ~ 0oe; Do, Sl45i0.
street, between In h AID 18th, sll ,OO
to SIS 600 ~ ' SS'''O
street northwest, ten rooms, perfecS, s7eo
street, near 81, complete, Sll 90.
Iefreee street, seven 70. ms, 8 go.
ST. northwest, tso houses, Sl6,ooo and sls 600.
Tx Tx, new, Sd street northwest, each s2co.
p st. northeast, s rooms, large lot, cheap, sIzSa
on 81, near X L. ave nice and cheap, - sal
oiS sbo sIS Its northeast, new, eight rooms,
eonrlt e. large lots, each S4,Ss.
lS2c 10th northwest, five rooms, S7lOn.
For rent, me, centrally Located OFFICE
sewer and improvement Taxes paid Oh the most
Apply to VIM. L. BRAMHALL 90,
r. al Estate sBd 1ns lrance Agents,
marl2-tr 6Oi 9TH street northSest
LOB skLE-seyeTal nne HOUSES in Grant
Il Place, Sl9 600 and Sl0 so.
A besutiful HOUSE on Oorcoran street, soush
size side, es,0o. Several the north eide for
No. 1893 8 b street, at 5000.
No. l222 81 street OF s4aN
a hne HOUSE on street, between Oh and 10th,
Three fine HOUSES on Rhode IsIsnd av-nue,
betyees 9Th and 10Th, at SEQ. One same block
NJ: zSI street. at $500, and . large list Of
properly st all prices. Il. }. SWIFT,
-malI-lm oil Tth street.
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A RAHL q Co.,
MAN AND IMPORTERS OF
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES.
Tssth snss, ecrser LOUISIANA avense serthsesa.
RAHL & Co.,

Baving recently Increased their manufacturing
facilities By the purchase Of additional ma< hiuery
and the construction OF furnaces for fine brass asd
Dell casting and Tor car bOBs for batteries are now
Electrical, and Philosophical Appar Atus and sup
plies OF al Sorts Tn ir Carbon Zfuc Battery fs the
Simplest, cieaneet. and most relisble battery made
Ter private purposes, as require the use
OF any chemicals, and wiiltwor from Two 60 tfre,
years without eetfpg Any attention excep. a suo-
ply OF wGer to replace that which is eva porated
Electric Clocks, Indicators. Burg Tar. Alarms
and private buildings - " fS
In entors The best quality Of BELLS and fine Brass
castings tf the purest metal supplied on short
We Anl.lm
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The 'independsnt" papers are getting dis
gusted with the failure Of the memoTiaIists to
back up their charges by any effective testi-
mony. Tie New York Tribune complains tear
fully that the witnesses don't seem to know
anything.
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- EXECU- 1--WE OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,


WAsHINGTOS, March 4, 1874
NoIice IL he'eby given thEt tee Board OF Appeals
vi, Mttt on The SECOND MONDAY N MARCH, 1874,
~ the room lately occupied by the Sup-ri ateBGeet
- ssstS ,menfs and Taxes in the west wing 4 the
~ nan, Tor tho purpose Of hearing appeals from
neSsinailon returned by the Assessors up7n new
Dbndihls, Inproyements. &C, (erscted during the
1rs IS5,l Tor the tsx for the fiscal year ending
The Board win be IL session each day, SUNDAYS
ssActntea, iron II O'Clock a. 4 O'Clock D N,
ending A pril IL, 1874 ~
1teA 2 Garden, Isl Council Dist.
rs 1atr'9elyi - e John T. Given, 7th
yhp 4. mitchell, Sd . W. W Moore, Sth
A. DODGE. 4fh Looms &c IT OH
Jas. ~Crmley, srh (3e6 A Rrhr.T io.l,
George Taylor, 9TH jim Bowen 'iIth
ALEX. b. sHEPHgED, Gov. d.. q.
hlaT3td tRep tChr
nFPESICKs IGDIAN HAIR RESTOBER
10y nSs never been known 70 fail IL frees the
scalp ircn DeEdruf, restores Gray Hair 20 its ma
IGra coGrt reEdsrs IL soft and plable, proven the
haT from falling ont, and reproduces il when gone
~ sthe hrest Hair Dresser known. Fer sale b. ali
oruRtisis WHY
rFsCHEECK MANDRAKE PILLS.-Tbe.e
ny pills are com d exclusively OF yeReDabIe
u gredieIts, AND although they entirely supers.ie
The use mercury. do not leave Of its injurisus
rnrcts. The act directly upon the liver and are A
vbnsble remedy In ell cases Of derangement result
ing from disOrdered state Of that organ, Liver
=, mpiaiht, BilioUs Disorders, I-diRastiou, SICK
Headache, Typhoid Fevers, &C., &C all succumb 70
he Zee use of ScheucE's Manirake Pills For sale
W all prrsEists and Dealers. m7-tr
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The memOriahsts supposed they were going
to show by witness yesterday that ne had been
unjuktly taxed for the paving OF an alley where
the work had never been executed. On cross
examination it appeared that il was a case
where ground had been condemned for an alIey,
ard the money paid by the witness went to pay
the property owners whose ground had been
rsed under the condemnation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04

The Providence JoHrnaI charges Gen. Burn
sides managing friends in that city with sharp
practice and the corrupt use of money for the
Senstorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04

The BostOnians are mortified (the Globe says)
that Wendell Phillips Is to deliver a Sumner
eulogy in Washington, and not in Boston,
through the lack OF proper efforts to secure him
at home.