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wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The Posts financial
aIucle says;-Gold has sold at 11SkaXax. on
Foreign exchange is steady to firm Bids FOR a
million OF Treasury gold, which were opened at
~ O'CLOCK, amounted to sc ,3I5, 900 at II3 to
115533. Government bonds strong and a fraco
ton higher here. Southern state bombs dun
and barely steady. Money 4a5 for cali loans.
and 51 a6H for prime mercantile paper. Ths
market continues easy. The stock market
opened . to s. below yesterdays closing prices.
was heavy during the first half ho4r, became
steady at the first board, and prices afterwards
sdvsnced Say. Since II O'Clock the market
has been heavy,
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TEE WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowS RAIL
RoAD-Tke Ben PvncE>s.-A meeting OF the d.
rectOrs of the Washington and Georg etowd
railroad was held yesterday afternoon, At which
the subject OF bell punches WAS discussed, and
from the data presented IL appeared that the
receipts of the company have increased con-
siderable, which was claimed to be the result
of the introduction OF the bell punch. The di-
reetors decided to continue the punch, and au-
thoriZed a contract to be made for their use for
ore year, and further To economist decided to
procure and place on the 9Th street line one
horse cars, similar 10 those on the Metropolitan
and Columbia roads, with a receptacle for fares.
The reforms inaugurated by the president, Nr.
3. l. Phillips, were endorsed.
Mr.. Phillips was elected, president and he
agreed to serve in that capacity until October
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"SToP TBIEF."-Lsst night the cry Of ''stop
thief " was raised on ID street, between stu and
9Th, and a rush was made by some half dozen
meR down street all nearly together and intent
in the pursuit. Detectives Miller and McDevitt
happening "a be passing that way Joined in the
chase, and for some time were unable to tell
who the thief was, but seeing a stout colored
man in the lead they seized upon him, nOtwith-
standing he was hallooing "stop thief" at the
top OF his voice. He protested that he was not
the one wanted, but on taking him to head
quarters be proved TO be the man wanted, as
he had with him q pair Of shoes stolen from a
store on 9Th street. He gave the name Of John
Henry Burke.
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THE SUMNER MONUMENT ASSOCIATION met
last night at Union League hall; the president,
George i. Downing, in the chair. The secre-
tary, ID. A Straker, rendered his resignation.
Elth an account OF the receipts and eI pendi-
turSS, and turned over the balance in
ms hands $3.50 to the chairman. He
said that be meant to cOSnerate with
them in a private capacity. The resigns.
ton was accepted Mr.. Downing laid before
the association resolutions adopted by the ma
bonal civil rights council heartily endorsing the
lans proposed TO be used by the monument
assoeiarr,.,. and recommending il to the people
of the country. Mr.. 1-%ker submitted a reso-
luton, which WAS adopted, that o. culsr letter
De drafted, accompanying the plans Of the
the people Of the several states and terrific
Iies.
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STAGE PASSING

STAGE PASSENGERS ROBBED BIZ HIGHWAY
NEN-A special dispatch from Austin, dated
Yesterday, says: LAST night, about dusk, a
stage, carrying the mail and eleven pass snsers,
three OF whom were ladies, was stopped about
three miles from here BY three armed men. who
cut the front horses from the traces and took all
open their trunks and Quilted mail bags, taking
on one Of them.n
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rex President johnson is expected to ad-
dress the Tennessee Patrons OF Husbandry on
the occasion of their demonstration in Nash
vile the 18th of May next.
"a Georgia negro, who bet SO that Gen.
eral Washington commanded the Federals AT
Bull Run, handed the money over with the re-
marx; "Well, dig yere hist'ry business is all
mixed up anyways
SThe question of again resuming the adop-
non OF crinoline Is now being agitated in En-
rope, with q slight "amend ment" upon the
former mode of connection. The wires ip
front are to be abandoned, and all placed at the
back, and made In form to keep the sweeping
trains in their proper place.
1in Marysville, Cal, the other day, New
foundland dog walked into a market, dropped
a ten cent piece out of his mouth, ami walked
on with q whole salmon. The butcher saws
some folks may call that dog intelligent bat he
thinks that dog that can't distinguish between
ten cent slice and So fish hasn't even COM
mon sense.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ o4l LoulsieEa avenue, two doors east of Ii 81

RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ o41 LoulsleEa avenue, two doors east of 7ih st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
BRIDGE STRkET, GE0RGErOWN- D. O.
- Byylrtue OF decree of the Su creme Court of
g the District OF Columbia, passed IN Equity
cause No. 3 328. wherein Margaret HoltTman
Is complainant and Virginia Doayer ct al are de.
Ienuants, the undersigned, as Trustee will ex poss
10 sale az public auction, in front OF the premises
on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of April, A % 1874, at
me no OF 3e'clock D. m, part Of Lot No 10, in
Hoimeads addition 70 Georgetown, d. o., b.eia-
nlng Tor the sane at the end Of the first line Of 8,
Ieet o. Ground Oh the north side OF Bridge street
n+rS r. aSo, and running by aud with the north
line OF Bridge street easterly 20 the corner To-,
formerly belonging to sptain l.. Mack all, on said
Bridge street. being 20 feet more then northerly
parallel with Montgomery street IS feet; then west
ery parallel TO Bridge street - feet or more until IL
intersecte the second line of the before-mentioped
Iot leased TO Boiler; thence southerly parallel 10
Mohtgomery street IS feet 10 dge street and place
. Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
tnird cash; balance In two equal payments, a. sir
and twelve mol this FRI day OF SALE with interest
Win nberty TO the purchaser TO pay sll cash dswn
Title reserved until last payment is made. $50 10
De paid down at the time Of sale. All canveyancfng
az cost OF purchaser. The Trustee reserve. the
right, terms OF sale are not complied with in fye
Gays after day OF sale to resell said pro pery on five
days, notice through some Newspaper published in
the District Of Columbus, at the cost and risk OF
the defaulting purchaser.
wM. D. CAssIE, Trustee.
marlo-eoSds THoS. BOWLING, Auct.
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A HOUSE FIRED IN THEEk PLACEs-The
alarm OF ire az O'Clock last night from box
%, Army Medical Museum, was caused by the
discovery of flames in the three story brick
house, No. SIS 10th street, between and sts
northwest, owned by Henry Kaiser, and of
which only one room was occupied, and that
one by man named g. f. Simmons. A friend
PANIED ). Arnold, who had paid Q visit 10 Sim
mons, was about leaving his room, when smoke
was noticed lssuing from the basement story
and they saw that the exposed Iathing in the
back rOem had been set on Ore. They extin-
guished this without difficulty, but Immediately
Afterwards saw that there WAS fire in both the
second and third stories. An alarm was TUNED
in at Ouce, and although the incendiaries had
been at work all over the house., firing IL in
three places, the fire department saved the
property with loss Of only about s2DO. The
house was insured for $1,000. 1t was formerly
occupied az a meat store. Thieves have been
within the past few days boon carrying OFF the
pes and fixtures.
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THE Dyke BRuIsKR.--The ante mortem
statement OF Doonsy Harris, the bruiser. VIII
was shot Yesterday in New York city, was taken
last night The wounded man stated that
ClouRh had, some time ago, threatened. AMI
even tried to stab him. Clough was arrested At
a late hour last night. He admits the shooting.
but claims to have acted in self defense. Ths
condItisn Of the wounded man is very pre.
rarfODs-
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AeHANTRR.-Our English friends do not
exult over their triumph in Africa The Lon
don Times cannot contemplate the burning OF
Coomassie with any satisfaction, as 1t affords
the final proof of the gross error OF invol vir 2
ourselves in hoetilities with semi bar barous :.
tons" There is nothing to rejoice over in
"laying In ashes the homes OF thousands of
miserable peOple,v
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* The worst case Of att mpted Impos ton Is
that OF q Pennsylvania editor, who says chat he
set up stove and didn't swear.
- Advertisements printed In Chinese char
actex, socn as are seen on the tea-chese, are
peginning 70 appear In the Calif0r mia papers -
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SMoTHRRED TO DEATH AT A FIRR.-At
Evansville, Ind, yesterday morning ire broke
out In q three-story brick house on s. camore
street, while the inmates were all asleep. Mrs.
Rother, q widow, and her son, aged thirteen
years. were smotbered.
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COUNSEL AND CLiKsT.-Yesterday, in the
Equity Court, Judge wyhe, In the case Of Chss
Il. Hovey sgt. 7. B. Valentine ct al, m ade an
order appointing X. j. Meigs, ir, receiver
This IL a bill for an injunction to restrain Val
entine from receiving Is 3S5 acres OF indemnity
land scrip from the Land Offce-Hoyey hayinS
II 70 claimed, a. counsel for Valentine cont. act
ed 20 receive for his services 500 acres OF
fcrip.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS PRoHIBIroRY LAW
The agitation OF the liquor question in Mas
sachusetts, which has been directed TO the repeal
OF the prohibitory law of that state, resulted
some time Ago In reference Of the matter by
the Legislature to q joint special committee.
The committee have just reported, the majority
1.-TWO Senators and five Representatives. in favor
OF continuing the prohibitory law on the statute
book, and the minority Zone Senator and two
rresentatives) against the law and in favor
of license. Inc minority, however, differ as to
the system Of license, and report two bills, one
of which provides for the sale of licenses to the
highest bidder. There has been no final action
yet taken on the subject, but the presumption
Is that the Legislature will confirm the majority
report and continue tae prohIbitory law in
force. 1t is a significant fact shown by the
minority report that Massachusetts, has more
liquor saloons in proportion to population than
any other New England state; pays the United
States thirty per cent. more liquor taxes, and
has more intemperance. The majority report
declares that ''the law is right" but is ignored
by the local authorities, and that "with half
the energy used in Boston in stamping out the
smallpox, the law could be enforced"
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THE LOST STEAMSHIP EUROPE was compare
lively new, having been built at Glasgow IL
tle-on-Tyne, and changed from q side vince
steamer to q propeller. 1t was valued q
81 $50 600. The cargo was q very valuable one
consisting of silks, wines, sardines, etc., and IL
estimated worth Ia n 600 OOO
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Too CHEAP. Last night Oficer Joseph
Shelton, OF the sth precinct, arrested two sr,s
pieious men, who gave their names As Joseph
Esbridge and John III. Rollins, who were Offer
Ing Tor sale yaSl boat for IS, which 10 worth
500 or upwards. They are hell for q hearing
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and Ohio railroad company yesterday decl 4red
a dividend Of per cent on the stock OF the
main stem for half year, ended on 3ist OF
March, payable on and after the LIST Of M ";
also dividend Of per cent. on the stock of the
Washington branch for q half year, ended or
the slst Of March, payable on and after the nth
instant.
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THE EXTENT to which women are workers Is
shows that s,456,681 women OF fifteen and up.
ward are engaged in some employment. This
besides the married women, and must consti-
tute nearly half OF the single women OF Great
increase OF 30 per cent in the number Of sin le
women In the last twenty years, while the in
crease In the population has been but twenty
per cent.
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NEW ENGLAND METHODIST AND LIQUOR LIZ
GIsLATIoN.-The 10Th annual session of the
New England conference of the Methodist pis-
copal church met yesterday in Boston, Bishop
Jaynes presiding A resolution protesting
against the repeal or mutiiation of the prohib,
itory law, and also against the enactm snt of the
license law, 10 sustain in any way the traffic in
liquor, was adopted.
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the Great Eastern. owned by the international
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance COM
psny, 67s feet long, ~ feet broad; the City Of
Pekin Pacific Mail Steamship company, } 8 900
tone, 423 feet long, 43 feet broad; the Liguira,
Pacific Steam Navigat company ~, $50 tons,
i6O feet long, As broad; the Brittania, white
Star 1900 tons. ASS feet long, 45 broad; the
City OF Richmond, (Inman.) Zoo tons, 453X
feet long, 43 beam; and the Bothnia, (Cunard,)
4, 800 TONS 426 feet long, Az broad.
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FRIGHTPUL SCENE IN ISDIANA.-A little
girl in Clark county, Indiana. was left alone i'm
the house and its clothing took fire. Its screams
were heard by neighbOr, who went to the
ehild'e assistance, but a large dog defended
the child and would not let the maa come near
IL. The child burned to death
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NKroRT, April s.-Bonds, 9sI<.
THE WEATHER.

WAX DkPAhIMkNT, ODce 0 Ch1g SIsBdI OAtr,(
wAsHINsIoN. p. O., April 9, 1874, 1920 = m
PRoBABILIiYs.-The storm centre o Ter aorthe-a
Alsbama will probably move northeastward, fol-
lowed by Clearing weather, northwest 20 south vest
winds, aud falling temperature over the gulf states
today sPd the south atlantic states and Ten
nessse, and the lower Ohio valley tonight. For ns
to north wilds and cloudy weather, ;,b heas ea,'
in the former, but with ain and sow in the latt-r
and northern New York, rof New England cloudy
Veafhe Increasing north to east winds and snow
except over the southern portion rain. For the
upper lake reeion partly cloudy weather aud winds
shitiI to east and south. For Missouri and low
clear or partly cloudy weather aud winds shift
70 east and south. The lower NJ lssissppi, Cumber.
land, and the upper and lower portions Of the Ohio
river Will rise. Csutionary signals continue q,
Jacksonville. Savannah, and Charleston, and are
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letter from Spartanburg, s. c., says: LAS num-
erous exaggerated rumOrs have been in circula-
ton about the mountains In North Carolina
perhaps plain statement OF facts by one who
lives near the scene of action may be sccepta-
Bile. 1t has been extensively reported that b aid
Mountain is IN a state of eruption, and that the
reports. of course, are entirely groundless, an
the plain facts of the case have been exagger-
ated even by newspaper reporters beyond all
reason In order to create excitement. Since the
10th of February, however, there have really
been about sixty earthquake shocks, each Of
which was accompanied by q deep rumbling
noise like that of blasting"
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81 LIST street, Georgetown, ID. O.

coRussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
PCT Baths for all skin disease, at Dr.. Shedds,
SNo Z elI66t. -
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LOOK AT TINS, LADIKsl-I have uped whee-
Ter & Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
Teen years without any repairs being needed.
1t has worked perfectly during all that time,
upon all kinds Of family sewing. I believe the
wheeler & Wilson to be without an equal
MARGARET MITCHELL,
40 81 LIST street, Georpetown ID O.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-DAY-Sold
by X. A. Golden & Bro, II 900 shad at from
sl2 TO SD per 100; 200 behring's, SO to 80 per
thousand; 2,OG0 punches rock and perch, - to q
cents per bunch; 100 large single rock. - each
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MCLEAN OF THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
SENT TO JAIL.-John r. Mclean, pronrietor
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, was again on the
witness stand yesterday, and again refused to
answer the question as to who beside Snowden
the defendant on trial, charged with procuring
hbeious publication in the Enquirer, gave
him the Information on which to ground the
article. He WAS sent TO fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there IL no
preparation Like Dooley's Cslisaya Tonic. 81
pcH DOtG0s
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THAT CoRFs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriorate and destroy
neaitn, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ues ana pleasures, is probably as much OF
uueism as that the establishment of DIR. White,
NO. $50 18th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
twhoee treatment is based upon strictly scien-
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
DER to avoid, or If ailing to be relieved or per-
maDently cured Of those most troublesome an
noyances.
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ptles, ulcers, tOothache, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, cole,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
noarsenese, diarrhpa, and all hemorrhages etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it Is a standard
medicine, treated Of In medical writings and
Known t. be cure for these diseases. m til G. II
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The COMPLEMENTARY HOP given to the
ofhcers OF the army, navy and marine coIps now
In Washington, by the proprietor OF Wizards
Hotel, promises TO be the most brilliant affair
OF the season, 1t takes place on Friday, April II
Cards limited.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

h 1OH1AS DO " LINU, AuCtiOneer.
PUEBLO SALE or VERY VALUABLE PROP
6hTf ON THIRD STREET, GEOBGETOWN,
- On FRIDAY, April 10th, at O'Clock o. m =,
II: shall sell az public auction, ia front OF the
premises, part Of Lot las, In Beatty a9d III sg-
KIDS ADDITION 20 Geor getowu, fronting IS feet on
me south eide OF Third street, between Market and
Frederick strest, by o depth of lbs feet
The improvements consist Of an eiep ant two story
nansard roof and basement press brick front DWELL
Ing ana iwO-story Back BuildiBg, the whole con
tainlDg nine rooms Including bath room, also suit
aole number OF closets &c. The Metrcp oitsu rail-
ROAD cars pass the door and the property is in every
way aeslrable, having all the modern improve
uienes, gss MT and cold water, range and Latroba
stoves; Large Stable and Carriage House on The
rear of Lot. ~ Vi 'Ho
Terms: One-third cash; balance in two equal
iDstallments at six and twelve months after date
WITH Interest at ten per cent per snnum from d a.
OF safe, credit payments to be secured by a dsed n
trust; or all cash, at the option Of purchaser Oon-
veyancing at purchasers cost. A depasit of one
struck off. Wv f'P' 10
marzS. I2tr THOS DOwLIyG Auc.
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MAN RUN OVER BY A CARRIAGR-Georpe
Stevenson, when attempting 20 leave a street
car at the corner of Massachusetts, avenue and
4th street last night, was run over by a passing
carriage, and had one of his legs broken. He
was carried to his home, on II street, near 9Th
and medical aid summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09

NO OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such an
unprecedented sale as HeImbold's Blchu ITS
name and fame are known everywhere; and il
deserves Its great reputation, for it has un-
doubted merit. 1t is warranted to cure all dis
eases of the kidneys and the urinary orrans
Beware OF counterfeits. Genuine has private
proprietary stamp or III T. Helmbold on each
bottle. For sale by all druggists. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09

The COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. I,5
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LOCAL. NEWS,


AmueememtDs 6c-s HO.ohkus-
EatseuaI TAsater.-Srskoseh Italian Opera
company in "Don Giovanni"
1srds OpeYs Hesse-Charlotte Cushman as
sLady Macbeth"
neasey Comsq.e.-"Claude Duvalr and other
attractions.
Grand Sacred Concert at the Second Baptist
Church.
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DRY GOODS.

WHY 1T
began WYLIE.
SELL DRY GOODS so CHEAP,
Ihey purchase from the best sources, and
Tnelr rent and other peRses are 90 low thst tsav
can sell at a small profit.
BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPA AS
BLACK SILKS.
~ One price only marked in plain figures,
ap1-tr lois and l020 7th street northwest.
IMMENSE REDUCTION!
BRODHsAD q CO.
GOODS lust sa4es ~ entire New s,ee. Of DsY
head, at W onderfully low prices N
Dress Goods in grs at variety and OF the beat syas
Lyon. Black si ks ss q /? . e.T gHsd
s12s, 81 80 and S. Cat least D. per cent les. man
ms.t 1891 prices and Of the best makes and
., Biscs Alpaca., nc. single width, double width
Reversible Ottoman shswIs, sas.
Mhte shetland Wool Shswls, SIS
Lsdies, All LiOen Hsmmed Hsndkerchiets, la,.o.
Lsoles. One Button Culored Kids &c
,L Ladies Two Button Party Kids, fsc,
amsutts Cotton lSc., and other Bieached ana Tn
Prnt spendiS stye SsstooSF SSa P2ints
his RSscI a. Linen Towels; 81 per dozen and up
goods are very chespj Corsets, SBse1 and ms TS
Psarssols IN great variety, very low. Goats and
snSa,s Spool Cotton, Sc, and lot Of other goods
SYKES, selected with great care, bosght aud soid
cheap and will do PapI s god
marA-sm 1905 streets, bet 18th and IS i SIS.
SPRING GOODS
RECEIVED DALE
beautiful line OF Alpscas at popuIar p-ioes
Plaid Striped and Plain Nsiusooks Al low figures
in IL.
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WILBoR's Con LIVER OIL AND LrMB-Per-
sons who have been taking Cod Liver Oil will
be pleased to learn that DR.. Wilbor has sue
ceeded, from directions of several professional
gentlemen, in combining the pure oil and lime
In such manner that 1t Is pleasant to the taste
and its effects In lung complaints are truly won
derful. Very many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless and who had taken the
clear oil for long time without marked effect,
have been entirely cured by using this prepar a
ton. Be sure and get the genuine. Manufac-
tured only by A. b. WilbOr, Chemist, Boston
Sold by all druggists. eos
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t0ta.T IRE SHOWN IN fts superior excellence over
All others, by which elegant, light. sweet rolls,
biscuits, bread, pastry, &c, can be made with
very little trouble. food that can be eaten with
IMMUNITY and relished by the most sensitive
dyspeptic or invalid. 1t permits no waste Of
flour prepared with 1t, and the quantity re-
quired to be used OF Dooley's Yeast Powder IL
one third or one-half less than those OF other
manufacturers. Try 1t, and be convinced. For
sale by Grocers everywhere.
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THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION of the District
OF Columbia has elected Off GERS for the ensuing
year as follows: President, +. Howard, NJ. d.;
vice president, William G.. Palmer, NJ. D.; sec
rotary, James L. Young, NJ. D.; treasurer,
charles Il. Hagner, M. D.; counselors, ID. T.
Hagner, Nj D.; j. W. Buckley, NJ. D.; A. F. A
King, M D.; n. s. Lincoln, NJ. D.; Armistead
Peter, NJ. ID.