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Leavt 7 oolum o1aat. t................7.2 m
@ niston. n..................... 0.U5 m
ease ea NNe~oelry.... 49,. ..... 10. 81 = m
1oar eS1oihesoury.... 2.t5 y m
49,. oetoon ...;;;.. $50 m
oreenVii.e Vii.e............ 8. 80 p m
DOWN.
i eaveGIeenvihe at. $50 m
ioave C'en pIt.on ....... 49,. $50 q m
Iea' SSoneeoury... .1O.13 N
I.oase nn"o ,"s oerFy y....'............. so m
49,. 30 a'st0n. .,:............ :. 06 p m
An,ia. q. Eoluhnla ............. 4 SO p m
sur o'onchdnd Blue Ridge Diuision
Leave Walhal1a. 4.46 a m Arrive7 tx i,
Leave Perry willie 8 80 a "a s5
Leave pendletbp 6lOam s5orf
Leave Anderson 7.10am 450ppn,
Arrive at Beltop 8 10 m Leave a60pp -,
Accommodation Traipe run on Ahber;lia
Branch Monday. Wedneeda, ano Fridsy,
On Anderson Rrsnch. between Beltcr and
anderson. Tuesday, Thursdsy and SATIN.
day. THOMAS 00HAMFAf, Gen.Snn
JABEz NORTON. General Ticket Agent
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

NNH L Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
i nisbing anuonncementth that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adultcratcd vii h
n olasses, sugar OF starch, fuscl oil ana the
poisonous c0chicum. The Commissioners
1T Agriculture. III his report for 1865. sa,r
that Prof hapee. o: Ne" York, auaI.Z I'D
the heei from dozen different nvcwc, ,rs,
and found all of il a0illorAted. i;u:cu!mr
lndicus and nu1 vOMica entered iar:,Iy
into it's composition.
j. g. SFEGERS guarantees his Gctr to be
pnre and reliable. He does not adu,teitt,
ii. but brews from the Geh barley, .nalt
aud hops. Jar23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Cpice Of CaIsf SiRrdl O1es
WASHINGTON, ID. O. Oct. 7, 1874, 10 81 a. m
PRoBA BID II Es.-For the northwest and nm n
lakes and foutbwsrd t. Missouri, nigh bat dimtE-
lshDg pressure fel nor heat 10 sOntheayt Winds
clear weather. Fo4 the lower lakes ana thence 60
TIE Ohio valley, rising barometer, uorthWest 20
tennessee and the Gulf states, nearly station lry
temperature and pressure. light northeast winds,
CLOUDY ~eat her, and occasion al rain ia the latter
For the South Atlantic states, lower barometer
northeastery TO sODthG asterly gds slfkht change
OF t atrTe, cloudy weather and &C a4ionaI raj
the idGle and eastern states, high but falling
barometer. slight theTmOmetric changes, rorthasst
70 southeast winds cloudy weather, and sccssions Il
h2ht rains, but cleariCg in the western AMI south-
elm portions Of tn" fOTr ar this afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
The MARKETS.,

BALTIMORE, October T-Virginis sires paa1a-.
So hlrsiBias, consolidated, s.; do. ex-u plns a.
West Firginiss, ga; North Oarosns skies, old 10,
do new, IL; 90, special tax, s bid to-day.
low meetings, iiA. Flour firm sad in xooi
emhnd-H0ward street and western suPariua 4 2s
GAS: do. sxtre, 47Sd5.l5; do. family, s T57 5 Is.
SIty MiIs supei hoe. ZSGl 20; do. eNtfs, 1905 =
40 bio brat DIS, 70; DO, family, c 256S IS Wheat
western du'li southern active sHd firm; 80. l red
weeIeTn and an Der, 1855 No 2 do , sO5,: fair
70 PRIME do. H@l IS; white western. ~ al ,:
rtjecto. l2GGl Is; red Maryland, 4 l461l 81: 10 .
amber, SedI IS; de-, white, 1l5Gt 30 Corn
ni1-wslte southern, 0SGi IS; yellow southern.
u era sos; western mixed, 81 as: do white
ba0e5. Bye gDiet-l GtGl Is Hsy uuchaagSd
sr"NisloTs quiet sDd heavy. Pork unchzOEa
gu 1ns a ncheuf Cd, Bscon-should re-, O., al no:
Itas RIO ti1ts, iGl3 sEssr cured hams, I4e ls5s
Lsro nominal, refined, hdl5i4. Westera nrttsr
CelI hTm; market hsre; choice 10 tina, I ss6Ei ga
q nee sfrc ng, l7lz @2pl4. Petroleum firm, Srude
~ hls Key firm; market bare, s1si0l0.
NkW YORK, October 7.-Stocks active AND
sdIotser. heney, 24s. Gold, 10 Erchan0e, long
,hhW YORK, October 7.-FlauT quiet AID IN.
eaenge9. Corn shade hrmer. Wheat dan aka ua-
Los LoSDGS, October Z, l2:s1 p. m.-con,9i. for
money. 92% "a 81 4 T account 9l'l Bonds 4 lSST
hs4 krle, S2i preferred, s. Ne~ York Central, so
LONDON, October z, ?. m.-Erie, 3D.
LoNDoNt october J, $50 m.-Eris, 31kI3att
trIs dis patches quote reltes at 81 francs, 81 cen
- LONDON, October 7, $50 , m.-Consol, for money,
@s@@2S4; for account, 9lzs Erie, ST. q q
P1is ospste hes quote rentes at g francs 20 CEN
LoNroN, October Z. 40 p. m.-rhe amount OF
bdlliOn gone into he BAuk OF England on balsnce
day is t2s5,og0 Eiie, 3i3s G3l4 Paris ispaiches
Qu ,te rentes Of 81 francs, 30 Confines
FRANKFORT, october 7-BoDds Of 1852, g7ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

REcUIsITION FROM MARYLAND FOR AN Al
LEeKD HORSE THIBF.-TO-day, before Judge
Humphreys, in the Criminal Court, Robert
been spPriZsd that requisitiOn from the gov
ernor of Maryland had been received, on which
warrant lad been issued for his arrest. Gen.
HeDkie and Mr.. Mcconnell appeared for the
accused, and read the papers, showing that one
James r. HALEY charged Chase with the lar
ceny OF horse about the 18th of July; that he
was arrested here. tried In the Police Court,
and committed to jail in default OF 81 600 bail;
that he was brought out on q writ OF babe as
corpus, and bail fixed at $500, which be gave;
that the witnesses went before the grand jury,
and an indictment was found on the 3Oth Of
July; that the affidavit on which the requisition
is based was made on the 9th OF August.
The court was inclined 10 hold the accused to
answer the indictment here, but Judge Fisher
stating that the offence, if committed at a /,
was committed in Maryland, the court set the
case for hearing tomorrow, and the prisoner
entered into bail for his appearance.
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g e D r g ETO WV,

IFCREAsR OF BANK SToCK.-In CONSEQUENCE
Of the steady increase of the popularity aud the
appreciation by our citizens of the GeoFceto ya
Savings Bank, the directors at their last meet
ing decided 70 increase their capital stock from
$4,000 TO $40. QQQ.
IMPROVEMENT OF ENGINE HOUSE No. s.
Under the superintendent of Assistant Chief
Engineer ". ., Drew and Foreman L. p Love-
fIe Engine House No. 5, in our city, has been
pretty thoroughly improved. neg floor has
Oeen laid and the walls and ceilings lAtaed AMI
piasteTed, and the stables have been arranged
so that each horse has abundance Of room ID he
harnessed ard taken out without coming in
contact with any other horse. The stable has
also been thoroughly ventilated.
GRAIN TRADB.-The canal boat Seneca ar
rived to-day with 5000 barrels -four and / 100
bushels mlilteed, and the canal boat Round Top
with 40 barrels cement, for J. G.. & j. Al
waters, and the boat William A. Stephens
arrived with ?. 600 bushels wheat, for II. NJ. Tai
bolt. The only sale of grain reported was 800
bushels very choice wheat, at SI35.
REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF CAST will
be seen by all advertisement in the GsorgetoWn
column OF The STAR that the Georgeto Tn Gas
Company have reduced the price of gas, from
october LIST, to S3.25 instead of 3. so per thou.
sand feet, as heretofore, and that they will
allow reduction OF 25 cents per thOus and feet
on all bills paid before the 18th of the month
after the delivery Of the bill. We are glad to
note this reduction as the first step in the rig
direction, but it does not 60 far enough. There
Is 10 reason why Georgetown people should paw
more for gas than Washington people, but there
are reasons why they she nld pay less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

The THHATRRs-Madsme Jauanschsk made
the most possible out of the character of eva
lerie, . in fhe emo .ional drama, Termination ,,
az the National Theater let evening. THIS
play-the original verSspn OF "Led Astrey ,r-is
decIded!y srepch in tone and treatment, nj An
ners and morals, bat is interesting and as free
from iDdelicacy of language or suggestiveness
OF situations az any play can be, founded on
the tirtatiOns, or worse, of the husband of a
sentimental wife, who in turn is tempted by a
man of the world, who is or processes to be
r.adIy in love with her. Janauschek is natural
throughout, but there are but few situations in
the play in which the great tragedienne can ex-
hiblt her reserved pOwer-frst, in the ballroom
scene, next in the bOudCiF, and then the closing
scenes, in all OF which spe arouses the enthusi-
ann of the audience to the highest pitch. Her
support was good throughout last night, but
particularly so in the scenes mentioned The
play will be repeated this evening, and should
draw a crowded house.
John T.. Owens made great hit again last
night by the presentation OF such a strong
coEble bill as "EverybOis's Friend" and
''SolOn Shingle.' He always PLAYS the part OF
'Major De Boots" as IL he himself greatly en-
JOyed the fun pertaining to that eccentric char
acter, which Is doubtless the case, and that lie
one secret OF his immense success in il. A on
Monday night he was capitaIly supported, and
our play gNers will regret the departure OF such
a Well-bal8Dced comedy company from the city.
Tonight, another double bill, Owens appearing
Sc cdr. Ollapod" and "SOiOn Shiugie.n Won't
he give US Poor Pillicoddy" one night instead
OF "Solop ShiDgle?''
gam DeveTe 3 winning the good opinion oil
the patrons of the Tbeater Comjque bv some
hne cbaracter-actiDg IN the drama "Just III
Time" and the other attractions at the hou;
this week are first class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

FIRE.-About 6K o'clock last night an alarm
OF IRE was turned In from box y, Corner of eth
and NJ streets,) for fire discovered in the bow
window of Began & Wylie's dry goods store, on
eth street, near New York avenue. Loss about
$500; insured. 1t is to be hoped that hereafter
police officers turning IN an alarm will stay At
the box to direct the fire companies as they ar
rive as TO the exact locality Of the FIRE, or sta
ton some one for that purpose, as serious re-.
suits are likely TO happen by neglecting 10 do
so. In this case the first company to arrive at
the box could not find the fire, ana after itsi o.
mailing inn and getting an answer that they had
gone TO the box turned in, they returned home
under the impression that another false alarm
had called them out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

IMPORTANT ENTERPRIsE.-we recommend
our readers who desire a paying investment,
and those having the future or the city at sart,
to attend the meeting of the Citizens Bailding
Company, 20 be held this evening at y o'clock
At MsItni's hall, on T. street, between 9th and
10Th. The enterprise is a new one for Wash
iheton, and one which promises to promote its
interests and welfare TO an unprecedented ex-
tsft Inc proposition to erect nearly Q hun
drsd houses upon one Of the finest squares in
IRE city, Il one which every citizen should be
Interested IN. Only few shares remain I'M
solo, and as the price (s1 per month on each
shrre) brings the benefits of the snterprise
within the reach Of all, the Opportunity to in.
vet should not be lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
Condensed LOS

Tie Washington Light Inf antry are making
Preparations tor the entertS tnuoeIt OF the vfsif,
II klen mond military on the 10th instant.
PRESIDENT GOTmsn, Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, made a trip over the line from Har-
IL IN excellent conditi on
IN the basement of St. Al0ysius Church TO-
night, az o'clOcls, there will be another exhi-
6ltion OF the " A4rrOr of Art and Nature" By
Professor worcester, for the benefit Of the boys
parochial school.
The medical department of Georgetown Col
Iege opened last night AZ the college, corner OF
lOth ard T. streets, with a fun attendance OF
TIE members. An able opening address wsa
delivered by DR.. Warwick Evans, professor of
anatomy.
The Peabody Literary association has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term: Max
Eleinmsn, president; ". Minister. vice presi-
dent; /. Gotthelf, treasurer; \. Bshrend, re-
eoTdIng secretary; L. Peyser, financial secre-
taTy.
Hiss Emma Craneh, the new soprano brought
out by Theodore Thomas At BuffalO, Is 4 daugh-
ter of Edward p. Crancb, OF Cincinnati, grand
dau ghter of the late Chief Justice Crancb, of
Washington. and niece of Bishop Wood, of
philadelphia. She has recently returned from
Italy. EheIe she has been stadyi2g for the CON
cert room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

DEATH OF SPECIAL AGENT JAMES L. NC
PHAIL.-Mr. James l.. McPhsil, we'll known in
Washington in connection with the government
postal service, died suddenly at his residence,
No. $50 North Fremont street, Baltimore, yes
terday. MIR. McPhail was a special agent of the
Post Office department, and had been suffering
for some weeks from carbunc1e on the chin.
On Thursday of last week he came 10 this CITY
on official duty, and attended to business up to
Monday evening. After retiring on Monday
night be was seized with sudden illness about
midnight, and his physicisn was summoned,
but be expired in a few hours. Mr.. McPhail
was in his 59th year, and was brother OF Ma
lor McPhsil, formerly psymaster in the United
States army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

SAD RESULT OF AN ACCfDRNT.-The physi-
clans attending Mr.. Andrew jackson, who was
thrown frem his wagon at the corner OF 4th and
ID streets northwest, on the LIST Of September
in order to save his life were compelled yester-
day to amputste bis remaining leg. A few days
after the occurrence one of his legs was taken
of above the ANGLE, IL will be remembered, and
II was then hoped that the other could be saved.
Gansrene having set in, however, IL was deter
mined best to aDputate the other. This was
done yesterday By DIR. johnson Eliot, assisted
by Dr. Reyburn. Drs. &. L.,Magruder, and j.
&. Riley were present also. MIR. jackson, 1t lie
hoped, VIII row improve, but the operation
greatly Frustrated him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

Us QUARTERMssTERS OFFICE,
1889 GIRABD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Pa,

=
1889 GhASD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Sealed Proposals, in triplcaie with COW 81 this
advertisement sttaot ed 20 esch, viii b received Al
this once until Don SATURDAY, October u Ie74
~ which place snd time they will De epeued in
presence OF bidders, for delivery ct Fort McHeurT
BAsimors, No OF twenty Cfol Horses suitable Tor
These horses viii be subject 20 inspection BY
poeia - meers, and should comply with the FOL
Age a. date q purchase, from ave 20 eight years:
height, from fifteen aud one half 20 sixteen bAnds
well prokeu 20 harness; free from vice; perfectly
tound 70 every respect; full cbesed shoulders SUM-
Senl1 pr9sd 70 support the collar, out not too
NJ aNy fuh bafTeied, With bread, deep loins short
coupled. vi solid hind quarters. weight q
h consistent sfth sctyity-esY from l,e00 to LOO
pppds, when In good servfcesble condition; 70 be
OF oark coiOrs, and have free aud essg action at
walk, trot AID gsllOp.
Zach bid shorld be accompanied By o guaranty,
signed BY two persons, whose re.ponstbility
must be certified BY United states district IudEe OF
attorney. that the enccessfuI bidder viii Al once
eIecn,e q contract for which they win be bonds
men for sum not lees than one-hs1 Of the amount
Of be contract.
The right H. reserved 20 reject any and all bids.
Envelopes should be msrk ed - Propossls for Ar
tllery Borsee. and sddrsssed 70 the 1ndersisnsd.
J. ]. DANA. Msjor aud Quartsrmasfsr,
ocu-ot Brevet Brissdier General, q. q. A.
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The WoMAS's TEMPERANCE UNION of the
Di, trtct have adopted the following pledge TO
which they all subscribe: "Upon my honor, in
the eight of God, solemnly promise henceforth
to abstain from the use OF intoxicating LIQUORS
as q beverage. 1 also promise not to sell OF
msuufacture them, nor to provide them for
social entertainments nor use them In cooking.
| also promise not to let or lease property for
the sale or manufacture thereof. 1 farther
more promise TO wage an uncompromising and
nneeasipg warfare against the liquor traffic,
and, with the help of God, to do all in my power
90 abolish IL from our city and land"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

CoEG RRssIONAL NOMINATIoNs.-Hon. NJ. /.
ToWnseDd was unanimously nominated for Con-
gress yesterday by the republican convention at
Troy, n. Y. 49, The republican convention Of
Dauphin county, Pa, yesterday nominated John
Is. Packer for Congress. Dauphin is one of the
FIVE counties that compose the district. '''.HOn
+. G.. Bromberg has been renominated for Con-
gress by the democratic party in the Mobile
(Ala.) district.
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OUR NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

with enlarged premises, improved machinery,
every facility for doing the best work az low prices
We would respectfully inform our friends and the
public that preemireDt a. NAY have been our repu-
tAfion In the past;
our MOTTO Is ExOELsIoR
In Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shawls,
sscques, Ties, Ribbons, &C., 60, Gents Goats
Pants, and Vests.
At home to every body from q: m. until sunset;
Saturdays from 9. m. until 80 p. m, at the old
stand established lisa now the most complete In tbs
country. EVERYBODY come and see Us.
W. II. VITALITY,
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Mr.. Q. WILMER has greatly improved, en-
Iarg ed and refitted his place of business In a
frsi-class manner. in order to bring 1t up to the
requirements Of his increasing trade and til >
timts. Mr.. w. has the reputation of keeping
fins class Of groceries, and always creating o
sens alton by low prices. Prosperity always
seems 70 attsna adysrtseEs IN ths TIE STAR
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PROPOSALS.
a LcHITEoTs FFIoE,
"A L. :. CAPIs OIL. October 8,

a LCHITEOT's FFICE,
"A L. :, CAPIs OIL, October 8, 1s73.
PROPOSALS FOR TIE OONsTKUCrIoy or
MhHhOhEs AND SILT BASINS AND TIE
IlhkIsHINS AND LAYING OF TILG PIPE
FOR pRAINAGE OF ROADS AED WALKS
or TEE s; CAPITOL GROUNDS.
&c skQ PfoIOEalf Tor THE above wurk are Invita-.
ana will be sPered on TUESDAY, the IStbSn slant,
al o.elock p m, q this once, where plans and
BpecincaiiC ne may be seen
No proposal wil he con. idersd except from par
uts engaged m the rust %, aud who have proper
facilities Tor the prompt ara faithful execution Of
I'll. work
The riehtto reject shy and All bids, may Be to
the interest Of the United States, 10 reserved.
EDWARD CLARK.
oct5.eost Architect Of u. y. CapitoI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

a VERY REMARKABLE SUICIDE has occurred
in Providence, r. l. An officer in the Turkish
armywho had been experimenting the msnufac-
ture Ofarms for his government, suicided SUNDAY
night by means of pistol. 1t seems that be
had entered very excessively into American
dissipation, the result Of which was to peryert
the foreign brain to self murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

NEW YosK October The Poss's d nsootsi Article
says: "At the s'ock exchange there is decided re.
action in prices from ysstercayis deprpsSion' aud
there Is less talk Abous mercantile failures Ia the
gold nc ON business has Seen OF moderate amount.
With all sales AZ Hoo l. On gold loans rates have
been fat, snd one pr cent: Tor use. F3retgu ex-
change Continues SS914sS for nominal rates fer
prime bankers bills en- Lsudon This class on s}ifs
however, is oetsinable a. ISL az, The siock nar-
get opened a. shout yesterday Closing Vrices and
deo1Hed q q when tt became steady ard advanced
g9l-s per cent until sbout noon, since which time
the market hiss bees stesdy Of the advance. Erie
Nas biehest during The first half hoar,
and has since fallen one shd q quarter per cent
EAhene saies, giving he stocks IN order az a.fv-
.Iy; nave teen a. foliovs:-Lase Shore, SlS ka5li
IeterAth, 49, @S9; Union Pacific, SsGg7s: Eris.
Ss@Ss>l; Paolnc n ali. a. GsSia; Northwest ST. n
rs sbssh, IA tlcS54s OhIOs, Al Az: ST Panl
S5e4Si; Cumberland Ocsl and Iron Co, les, ali:
H. Lizard, ie2gs 9i0s; New York Central, I5lt u
hjtS; MONEY here continues fLs61B per cent fir
csh loans ara SCI per cent. for prime mercantile
paPsts goa oeing quoted at sGl0 per cent. Tire
supply OF paper In market IL small Governulant
ponds steady ia this market. State bonds 81 first
for Tennessees. - -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION ABOUT EVEN
OF leo towns in Connecticut, Official returns
have been received from 1872. OF these, so elect
clean democratic ticket for seiectmen and
town clerk, which offices comprise the board of
registration of eleetor: 80 elect the republican
ticket, and so elect mixed tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

For the week ending Saturday, the 81 in
slant, the Messrs. Fairbanks manufactured
over 100 scales, of which about 100 were hay
and track scales. This is the largest prodac-
ton of any week this year, but even no the
demand il far ahead of the supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

Law DEPARTMENT OF GEoRe growN UNI
vERsITY All interested In the study of law
should bear IN mind that this well kno wn school
for if gal instruction opens this evening for the
term Of 1s74-75, with Q reorganized faculty.
The lecture hall is in the Law Building, 9l5 +
street, where Judge Paschal will deliver the
Introductory lecture to the class 1t O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

THE FIRE CHIEFS CONVENTION In session in st.
Louis yesterday was engaged in a discussion of
system was sufficient for the extinguishmsnt of
fires without the aid Of auxiliary movable fire
eDciDeS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

Don't HAZARD Your LIFE!-A lighted torch
IN powder mill is scarcely more dangerous
than deep seated cough or cold. The indi-
vidual who waits for such an insidious enemy of
life to die out of ITSELF commits frightfaI
error. 1T IL an inexcusabie error too; for HIle's
Ho1ey Of H0rshOund aud Tar will cure any irrIts-
ton of the lungs or throat with dispatch and
thoroughness which preclude all necessity for
apprehension. No type Of cough, cold, infuenz7
or bronchitis can resist its strengtne ming, so1t1
ing ,healing operation.
Ptke's T00th-Achs DropS-Cure in one minute.
The SIreER SEWING NACsIFs ssiee elise
were S219, CSC. si2-swtT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

ASK your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Pow1ars
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscujt-
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes. wafies, sc, De-
pot, 60 New street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

SUITS FOR IEJUECTIoNs were filed to-day for
SylVanus Gleason and VIM. Hussey against r.
Blumenberg and others, 10 restrain him from
receiving or the other defendants from auditing
certain certificates of Indebtedness. MIR. W. a.
Cock appears for complainants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
District Government Affairs

Controller Baker il engaged to-day in paying
II e hremen and police.
The water registrar has been directed 20 lower
the water main on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween 14th and 18Th streets.
OveTseer Cunningham has been directed to
place temporary plank fOOtWaIk on . street
between 16th and 18th streets.
School Commissioners Champlin and LLOYD,
OF the 9Th district, were before Engineer HONie
to-day Tor the purpose OF getting orders 20 pur-
ehase new stoves for some Of the school houses
IN that district.
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DR. BULLS Couch SYRUP has been before
the public for years, and is pronounced by thou
sahGs superior 70 al other articles for the cure
OF Congts, Colds, Influenza, and all Pulmonary
COMPLAINTS. -
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! New York, was announced on Wall strest yes
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