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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

JEN IA MRlZE S MIN! Abner
Kneeland, neiprednelsi boioynik "a svo-
bodu svedomi mysl6nky zakladatel
bezvereckeho tisku We Spoi. Statech, pra-
vii pred mnoha lety, ze neyefi V boha uni
versalisti aliz Y jakGho jin6ho boha kro-
me piirody. Tento vyrok pokladan die
starGho massachusottsk6h statutu "a rouha
nj, ma n6z yym6fcn byl trest vGzeni. Ma
tom zakladG byl Abner Kneeland prond-
sledovan, k soudu pohnan tax dlouho a
nelidsky stvan tyran, az jei kfestansti
nepfate6 ieho dostali ma sedesate dni IA
nflze.
Pfipominame ST toto zalostne taktum,
ctouce ze V Anglicku ozyvaii Sc hlasy
dobrych kfesfanG, ably prot Tyndalloyi.
neohrozenemu zpytateli pfirody pro ne
ktere vety beltastske pfednasky ieho MI
10 sc star6ho anglickeho zakona ro,,hd-
nj. Jakysi Stokes taze Sc y casopisu
,,London Merchant" zdaz by neby!o "a
hodno, ably tax dala Sc vystrahu vseln
Tyndallovi podobnym. Zmineny anghc-
KY zakon, zbytek to sttedoyeku, vymtfuje
ma rouhani diva roxy zalafc. kdyby "a
kon opttne ma sy6tlo vynesen, oprasen q v
zivot uyeden byti mel, zhostili by Sc kfe
stane zajistG nejpohodlntsim zpdsobcm
vsech neyercd a radikalnich zpytateli, az
jestli by stacily ma TO nestetne mnozstyi
zalate Velke Brittane.
Ia vessel ych dnd spanGlske inkvizice
anglicke Star Chamber americkych sol
do puritanskych volano, ,,na hranici 1
nim," anebo ydo mucirny, do mucirny =
la DOLBY nasi Sc musi spokojit pouzt
zboznym pfanirn, nebot ami volani ia
mfize nim." nepomaha.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08


Ma yychod o4jtSG q gyctodu pfJi&N.
2 Clevelandu 7.25 800 rano 3.f5 a
1905 vcGer.
Do Clevclandu 700 a lO.45 rano, 4.lO
6.55 vcGcr'
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 800 vec
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vcGer'
ZNew Yorku $50 II 90 rano, 535
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. r.
Ma vgchod oQji&G a pfytSH vychodu:
z Clevelnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.lO o
1920 veGer.
DO Clevelandu 500 5.35 rano, 2.o5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Bnifal!o 40 l0.l5 rano, 49,, 5. 80 a
/ 1910 veGer.
Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano $50, 6 .25 a
ll.3O vccer.
DO New ..Yorku 700 rano $40 20
1900 veGer.
S Dostonu 5. so rano 5.oOall veGer
Ma @dpad odji<dl a se edpadu pfY5zd5.
z ZClevelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.3O a 6. SIS
odpolednc.
Do Clevclandu 7.25 OBS rano 3.45 a
1905 odpoledne.
Do Toledo lo.40 a 1885 rano 700 o
H. 90 veGer.
z Toledo 300, ESQ 1855 rano $50
vecer.
Do Chicago $50 q $50 rano $50 8. &c
vecer.
z Chicago 100 $50 rano 5.35 9.2O
veCer.
z New Yorku 1890 1o.45 rano,Y 500
g 90 veGer:
z Bostonu $50 900 rano, 300 900
veyer:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

opousu Baysrd II so dop 500 odp. Pfijlsd do Nov.
pbadelpbis ssh 20 odp opousu n. Phlsd, 90 dop.
II - odp Pniizdi do Bsyard $40 dop. 3.35 odp.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
NABOzENSKE SiLENSTVi. ze

NABOZENSKE SiLENSTVi. Ze z
kostelu jest hodnG vyslapana costa do bla
zince, o tom podava nam zkusenost cas-
tvch d1kazi. Pokud nebylo blazincu,
pokladani nabozensti silenci "a lidi svatG,
iim2 hlaznovstvi cestu razi do nebosk6ho
kralovstvi. Ale ma sttsti nczna novov6
ka veda rozdilu mezi blazny, kteii piisli o
rozun nabozenstvim anebo inymi priei-
nami, ale fad kazd6ho blazna nemiosrd-
ne do kategorie blazna, mciS 81 iblasnovstyi
ieho pficiu iakonkoliv.
Mnohy nabozensky silence ami Sc do
blazince nedostane, ale posle sc rovnou
cestou do nebe provazem. kudlou. pebo
iintm priemnym spdsobem. Nabo2en-
ske vraIdy a samovrazdy isou pfipady
dosti hustJmi. take by mohly Poslouziti
k tomu, ably ii, kteti isou ma ceste do bla-
zince nebo k samovrazd6 "a pfieinou pre-
mrstene naboznosti, Sc spamatovali k
roznmu Sc vrdtili. TAX zvestujo telegrat
op6t. ze pani Gottlieb Schultzoya - zen
sk6 ison k nabozenskemu silenstyi nachyl
ntisi - pobliz Gallonu, Ohio, Sc oJ6siia.
Ptitina - pravi strucnost telegram
- nabozenske tresttni (religious excl
tment.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
BAZEN' NOVEHO SMYSLENf

BAZEN' NOVEHO SMYSLENI
Jest podiyenim, &c V tax svobodne zemi
iako Jest toto, panuje tax obecna bazeh
noveho nebo neoblibeneho smysleni, jake
by bylo zlocinne nebo podle. Tax tomu
vskutku Jest. kdyby muz. ktery zaujima
vysoke postaveni - fekneme guvener
nebo soudce = prohlasil Sc byti atheistou
anebo ien nev6rcem, tn by Sc Oval do
tycne pospolitosti vykfik nevole anebo
zdeseni Pospolitost nase Jest nebezpe-
d volali by pobozni straspytlove a
zaryti bludafi. TAX iako by bylo zloci-
mem chovati iine smysleni nebo pfesved-
ceni, zvlaste v6cech nabozenstvi, nei
vctsina; ano choyati by ie jednotliveC
mohl, ale buh chran. je yysloviti. Po
krytec, byt to o mem znamo bylo, PES
lepa GlovGk oGich obecneho lidu, neil
zfeimy, uprimny svobodovGrec, bezvGret
anebo neznaboh. Jest to truchliv6 ale -
pohtichu praydiyG. Byti ctitelem Vol
taira, Palma, Humeho, Taylora (boze nc
dopust kntze odpadlikal kneeland'
nebo yzneseneho Parkera, Jest tolik iak'
schvaloyati zlocin; byti ale stoupencen
muzd, jake Darwin, Spencer, Tyndall
Huxley, Feuerbach, Strauss, Buechner
Vogt iinYch pfedakt We yede a moral
! ce, jest tolikez, jako byti zlocincem, vyvl
helen, bidnikem, ma ntiz potfi Torgue-
mazda a Arbuez. kdokoliv veficch
J pokrytcd mGze, rypne do ntho, ublizi M
nebo zkazi iej. Takovy jest duch, jim
do kesti prosakll jsou kfestanG. A
vsak iak my sc vuci n6mu chovame. I
kazujice ma skvely, velebny obraz pra,
dy, feline ie, re slabosti sve zbran
! tax podl6 utikati Sc musi, ably zachoval
: sv e h o boha. sv d. blud. syou hlol
', post nekolik dni dele ma zivu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-23
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter On Every Page
The Star by Mail.
The New District Government.

The President has, it's understood, nominated
as Commissioners for the District of Columbia
Alexander Il. Shepherd, Henry t. Blow, OF Mis-
souri,, and ex- POstmsster General William Den
nison, of Ohio.
of the first named in the list it is not neces-
sary to speak stleDgth as his name and career are
somew hat familiar 10 this community. As with
other men Of force and original ideas he is
warmly abused and warmly praised, but there
Is no question that after present passions, an l
prejudicss have subsidized he will be accorded
the honor due to one who has performed great
public services. President Grant, who has
shown himself a steady friend of the District,
has, BY this appointment, indicated his recoy-
milton of the vast work performed by Mr.. Shep-
herd in redeeming Washington from its CON
GitiOn Of mud and squaior.
MI Denn.s0n's fIst introduction to the pub
lie as the incumbent of an important office was
as Governor Of OhiO,-an Office he filled with
rare ability ard acceptance during the trying
period CT the rebellion. Subsequently, as our
readers are aware, he filed the Office OF Post
master General under Lincoln, and during a
part CT JOhnsOn's administration. During all
bis lie he las been actively interested in real
estate and railroad affairs, and his whole ex-
perience, both in public and private life, has
been such a. TO qualify him in the highest de-
gree for the delicate and important duty to
which Re has been called.
br. Blow was born in Southampton county,
Virginia, July IS. 1871, and removed to Missouri
in ESQ; graduating st the st. Louis University
He subsequently went int the drug and lead
business; served four years In the state senate
OF Missouri; in ISL he was appointed by Presi-
dent Lincoln minister to Venezuela, which
he resigned in less than a year, and in
1se2 he was elected a representative from
N IN ha
Committee OF Ways and Means. He was also a
delegate. to the Baltimore convention OF 1851.
He Was reelected to the Thirty-ninth Congress,
serving on the Committees on Appropriations,
Bankrupt Law, and Reconstruction. Mr.. Blow
Is a man Of energy, experience aud business
ideas, and-wiil doubtless make a good Comms-
sioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-23
An Argument I'm Behalf of s.Reora-
tentative GOvernnens'' for the Dis

rrfcf.
Ii viii be remembered that our late House of
Delegates some weeks ago prepared an elabor-
ate address TO Congress protesting warmly
against a commissionership government here, or
any form OF government that should do away
with the elective feature. \ denial OF suffrage
here would be most impolitic, the Delegates
urged, especially, as showing in the opinion of
Congress thatthe new voting population of the
District are unfit TO be entrusted with suffrage
here or any where else. They went on to de-
clare that"'the present form Of government is
COED, so far as il Is controlled and coutrolla5l
by the people, and bad where it is controlled BY
otnciais not OF their choice and not responsible
TO them. For this class we speak, and for them
alone" Then the Delegates in their zeal in
behalf OF representative government were at
the pains 10 draft bill OF District government
for the guidance OF Congress, which provided
for House OF Delegates (Of coCrse), and also
for making the Council elective, as well az the
COiieetcr, Register, Controller, and other
offeisls.
1t affords rather a sad commentary mon this
eloquent appeal in behalf of re preventative gov
erBment sent mp to Congress By this body, (the
Only elective body, under the late form of gov
eInment,) that in adjOUrning sine die yesterday
fome CT the members seem TO have carried
away almost every thing portable about the
ChsDber-desks, chairs, clocks water coolers
mirrors, ink stands, wash stands, towels, combs.
brushes, soap, and even the second hand tooth
brushes. One member in his solicituie to
preserve some mtmentO OF this la Il representa-
tive body and bulwark Of the people of the
District, took away a large feather buster, and
Tot to be ostentatious about Il, lie concealed the
ZANE upon his person with considerable in
genuity By passing the handle down a trouser-
leg and buttoning the feather-end snugIy uncer
lis vest TIle noble representative bodyi And
thus departs the last vestige of the ge-lorious
right of suffrage in the ID. orc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-23

Unless ''the lobby" are luckier in the closing
hours Of the session than hitherto, this seasons
work by Congress will prove to be the cleanest
OF jobs OF any for many years. For one thing
this has been an economical period on the part
or Congress on account OF the deficiency of the
revenues, and then again a good many repre-
sentatives are candidates for reelection this fall
Perhaps something should be pat down to the
account, also, Of reviving public virtue. But
whatever the cause, it has undoubtedly been a
bad year for the lobby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-23

The strike Of some ten thousand miners in
Cleveland, Yorksh re, has resulted uIfayorably
to the strikers. They had much sympathy from
the public, from the fact that their strike was
against the reduction OF their low pay to the
amount OF twelve and one-hslf per cent; but
from the oullness OF the times the effort was un.
successful, and the miners finally accepted the
terms OF their masters and returned to their
work, with the lOss Of their time ana their
savings.
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AT
NJ n r Il r L z r. =.
No 4Ss SEVENTH STREET,
Bet. d and e SITS, doors above Odd FeIIcws' n all
PAPER HANGINGH-

Fine Sllt and SilSe r Papers, new and stylish de-
signs; Plain Papers for psueiing, with siis rod or
hnishlng paH, perfect represent aticn CT w.ods and
msIblts Also, fdll line of Glazed and low pric d
Papers, en- bTacins new shades il bTown uearI and
t'tVeI blue n0yeltlts in cOlors and patterns
P!Ci. he FRAMES.-SOiid Oval Engraved and
Q L. al q al! Gil asd plain Oval Walnut and G IN
fTsn.s from card TO Portrait slze, with full line
o. ELK telyet and Gilt and other styles Of Frames
WISDOM eHADES.-Diferent styles, sizes and
colors also, plain goods hich max into Sh 3des
PICTURE CORD AND T1sSkLs, of differsnt
coiors from rd 10 portrait size Picture fails and
hlbss; Gold Plated, Silyered AID Wire Centre Pic
tuTe Cord, avery durable aud superior article
ENGRAElNGs, CHBOMOS, &C. in appro pirate
franes-a limited selection Of choice subjects Or
dsIs fer Epgr syinEs ans ChromOs filled Allowing
no OLD stock 10 accumulate, those meeting gods in
cur line viii ind the latest designs at lowest
prices. Orders for Paperhs gings, Window shades
AID Picture Frames punctu lily filled and satisfac-
ton susi antee5. IERMS CASH Je23-3w~
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MI. Garfield stated in the House to- day that
the appropriation bills passed this session az
gregate s2T,I63 ~ As less than the sppropria-
tons OF Last session.
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sEfEsIIKsTH ANNUAL ooMxsscrxrKr

GOHZAGA O0LLBGI,
Jrne ~ lS4, TO b. held st the MASONIC HALL,
corner and 3. strt cts n. W, at O'Clock y. N.
The public are invited to attend. jsp 81
TNOTICE TO DEPOsIrORs OF THE GER
Wy NAN AnERlCAn sAyISGs BANK,
corner 1th and streets FEDERAL Builaings.-The
fourth semi annual dividsnd OF interest 20 depos-
tor viii be payable on and after July J., lE[, As
Fellows, VIZ: SIN Per cent. per to time de-
positors on all sums which have been deposit
one or more eaiendsr months. Iaterest not called
Tor Will oe ADDED TO the principal and be interest
nom July lSt- All time deposits made On aad
AFTER July l7f, until further notice. will bear in
terest 81 I'VE per cent Interest Is always
computed and allowed Tor each full calendar month
.E.PREsTIss, cs.eieT.A Aii| fi isissJgi
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nIsTRICT OF CNJTNRTI-

~ COUNTY OF Wash ING tonic trlt.
In Justices' CouTt, before Robt V Hughes, one
OF The Justices e the Pegcs in aud for said County
and strict afort said, the I'D day of june, ID.
le74, IL the case Of Charles =. HurHsn vs.. William
I. Davidson and J. Everett CLARK, lately iratiug
UnOer the rTm name Of Davidson, CLARK & Go. Oa
nOliCR Of the plaintiff il is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS, William 7. Dav idson aud J. Everett
Clark, cause their appearances to be entered herein
On CT befre the Sh day Of July ls74, otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with in case Of default
Je2S-t 81 BOBT. BUGHES, J. p. (Seal1
'I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
have obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special TerTa. letters
te-t. meniary on the personal estate Of JOSEPH
BRYAN, late Of Washington city, ID. c., de-.
ceased. All persons having claims sgains. the said
deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the sarae with
the hers thereof. 70 the subscriber on or before
the To- day Of June next: they may otherwise
b Law be excluded from al benefit OF the said e5
tate. Given under our hands this 10th day Of me-
lS74. JOSEPH Il. DBYAH,l
fpE3-tu 81 O. C.. BRYAN
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THE OLD STORY.

Parties leaving the city for the SUMMER as well A.
tho Sc peiopging 10 the /" Stay at Home Club will
read the following with interest, asi will inform
" olN!dtd INTO Halves and Quarters:
fcr ONE DOLLAR you can buy q superior
Chemlse, beautifully made, every seam felled
end OF the beet cotton.
Far ONE DOLLAR you can buy handsomely
ulmmed Ladies' Drawers, excellent long
gowns, beautiful Dressing saQue,, fine iuze
ONE IOLLAR will buy q good Scotch bingham
sun I'm brella, just the thing for the country;
large enough TO keep you dry In a shower.
ONE DE- LLAB will bly fine-looking Saichel, or
capacious Travelling Basket, or q gOod-sizsd
ONE DOLLAR will buy an excellent Umbrella,
warranted good in rain and shine, and of tn 1t
kin1 you dent mid leaning, as it Will certainly
1t will buy or excellent sllinen large size Bath
Towels, pairs of Ladies' nre Hose, pairs
extra fine Balbriggsn Hose.
1t will buy very fins Gsuze Shirt, rar Of british
or Lisle bread half Hose, or fine all men
hemmed HaIdkerch efs, 8 superfne standing OF
rundown Collars, pairs Of I-ply reversible or
4 pair, q Single Cuts, &C., &c.
genders, Silk Scarfs, Rubber Dressing Combs,
Hair and Cloth Brushes, Pocket Books, Work
end Lunch Baskets, Bead Baskets, Brackets and
Pictures, Blk and Leather Belts, Fans, Bay
For IwENTYFIvE GENTS We have Lisle Thread
Brushes, Ladies' Neck Wear, 4, and pieces OF
Toilet soap, Work Ba.kets, Salad SETS, Rubber
and Base Balls, Rubber Rattles, Dolls, Toys
and hundreds OF other articles.
To find out the power OF the Almighty Dollar with
supreme satisf faction to yourself, visit
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BOARDING..

SUM MER BOARpIEG.-A few persons without
children can be accommoo ated with ID oard on a
Farm Lear WaterfoId; high situation; view of the
M unlslns me. Address U. l.. HOLDINGS
"oh1H' Waterford, Loudoun county Va. je27 ct"
COOP COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at
~ OAK Glen, near Laurel Station. Reference, o.
". Ohass or W. h. Scott, Second AUDITOR office
Terms moderate.
je20 3i' J. n. HERBERT, Laurel, Md.
DLBAsAET B0ARD-Reasonable terms; pic.
Address Mrs. RACHEL A. MEANS, Waterford
Lcudoun county, Va. Refers 10 w. NJ. Belt, $40
Ii street northwest, and n. Watkins, 441 same
street, Washington. i,2O-Sts
pLEAsAET soQTH FRONT FURNISHED
l. ROOMS WITH BOARD. In a very pleasant
ard healthy locality. Northeast corner Massscbn.
sets Avenue and 10Th street northwest. JelI.2w'
FOR RkHT-A few elegant OOMs; furnished or
UNFINISHED; en-suite or single; with first Glass
Table Bosrd in one of the most pleasant heaIthful
and conyt nient localities in this ctY two lines Of
street cars near; large, pleasant grounds surround
the house Apply at room sos 18th str eet or ad-
dress A. Z. p, Star office. ieII I'm
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For Tickets or Information,
Address
THOS. E. BHAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,

Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
For full particulars apply 10 Hon. ROBERT
MALLORY, late NJ q. from Louisville district
kBBITT HOUSE, Washington, BAREUM'J HO.
TIL, Baltimore, aad CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Philadelphia. jels.tukstiva5
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nSsgAkONIC TIRE CONCEET OF tbs
W. HESOHIO CHOIR Is POSTPONED TO
IHnhspAf, 'he 25.h instant. Tickets are god
fI tlat tVsLlLg.
Je-3 81 By order of Committee
nFTHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
kE& OkOEGE1OHN COLLEGE will b. held On
IhC BerbG \, 81 h iost ant, 81 10 O'clock a. m Tbs
Subic are respeci fallr ivted to attend.
le15-St- Pr HEALY, ;. President
rFCFFIrE OF TIE METROPOLITAN
RS RAILROAD company,
hslc iOrk arcane GA1 Efa street.
x a-hiRgtsE, j Ne g, 1874.
nc!lee 3 hereby Civ en- that the annual msetng %
ire stock hclters q tie ecsiJB Of .c.oIs
- IDS c. lnIsuy will Be heG At this once WE'D
nkcDA1 the 8 % July. The polls will be opea
nom oue TO foUr o'clcck .. m.
-. wv. THOMPSON, President.
WI. W. MOOkE, Secretary. Je2s.G&7thJy
TIMPoRTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS
S OWING STATE AND COUNTY TANKS
h fhlhcE GEOk0ki5 COUNTY, nD-The
EnoeLrfz ed TtessrIer and Collector of ) are snt
County Taxes fOr PTiIc Georges COUNTY sill be Al
Messrs ySe kson Bro. Cos, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. opposite DE Metropolitan Hotel, W gton
ID c.. on MONDAY and TUESDAY,, Juae a5 Ard
70. 1874 Tor The accommodation q persons re s.dins
IN eton, or adj thereto, no owe tsxes
IN sad COUNTY, ard giving them Opportunity Of
saving the discount 81 owed By law IL paid on mat
day. Ny agent, J. W. MEDLEY, for the co ctIcn
OF taxes due on the Huntington City lots for the
year l3 Will be at No $40 a. street, op pOsite the
City Hall, the .5th, s6th ana z7Ih Of June, LA
1873 may save further ex pense BY calling on him.
VIM. A JARBOE,
TREASURES ssd Collector FOR Prince Georges county,
Nd. je12-td
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NOW FOR THE
HOT Dr. rs.
Summer Wear,
cool CASHMERE SUITS
FOR HOT DAYS.
cool SERGE SUITS
FOR HOT DAYS.
cool FLANNEL SUITS
FOR HOT DAYS.
COOL BROWN LINEN SUITS
FOR HOT DAYS.
cool Blue LINEN SUITS
FOR HOT DAYS.
COOL ALPACA COATS
FOR HOT DAYS.
COOL WHTTE VESTS
FOR HOT DAYS.
CBEAP PBICgSJ
CHEAP PRICE, FOR HOT DAYS
CHEAP PhICkSN
FOE ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Thin Apparel
GO TO
"A STRAUE,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,
Between 10th and llth streets Ie28-tr
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wARRRN CHOAfE q CO.'S.

The Great Ice Age, and fits Relation to the Antauf
" OF Man. By James 0eikie, r. b. s. r., with
cross America; the Great West and tho Paci dc
Coast BY James Rushing.
Prudepee Calfrey; Novel. BY Bailey Aldrich.
a Noyege TO the Rortunste Islcs. By Mrs. Piatt.
Ny Mother and /. By Miss MULCH.
John Of Barn.yeld. BY y, Lothrop Motley.
wilkes, eheFid,n and foS, the Opposition under
Beaten Psths. womans Vocation. By Ella w.
Thompson.
An the New Books, Fine Stationery, Papsterie,
Containing assortments Of beautiful papers and
envelopes.
WARREN cHOAfE . co.,
NEW B00K AND STATIONERY ST0RE,
vERHoH Row,
jell-tr Corner 10th street and Psnns. ave.
nOOLlIJ AoUl POWplRS sFs vsFY0lSS1
~ 0l5s. 10 o.as1sa W6oIs aeka0ss ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-On the 22i, between 81 aud and 18th and
- ian streets ,oelween6 eDd7 O'Clock, q POCKET
DUN Containing about IS and some 4u able pa
peIs, OF no Use but 70 the owner. Half the money
streets INV. ic232t-
SPRAYED OF STOLEN from daI-s5 Farm, near
- u eLWooc Cemetery, BAY MAKE,
bght build, cropped tail, right hind foot IN
Mhle Also, at the same time, q BAY 5>XX
bOEsE. a liberal reward for one or both if Te.
tgrnsd 20 u. G.. YkNEL L., 9Th and N st. n W, or
Nj shN pEk, on the isTm. it,
I CsT-On the 18th instant, from No 1880, s.n
~ l2th end L. streets, a YELLOW CANARY 70
liberal reward will be paid for its re- ~
tu:n. ie29.2r.
Otr-op Friday, June 10Th, an ONYX SEAL,
- chheed n both sides, with monogram, A. ID, III.
prZ,dts gilt. The finder will be literally re-
WsIded by returning ii TO ReOm first floor, Pdst
Office department. je22-NE
c. EEWARD-LOsT-straye or stolen from
pC NY premises, lear G!enwOod Gene ~
fcIy, BAf MAZE; mark Of rope around IN
fsilCck soIe inside mouth. Above rewardN
HtetuIned JEREMIAH LYNCH,
j'22 81 Emmett Farm. GlenwOod Cemetery
OsT-1 hursdsy, the 27th ins art, red NJ 7rocco
IL POCKET BOOK. containing mcRey and pa.
, pers. The finder will receive The thanks Of fine
os ner and suitable ward by leaving the same at
No 121 street northwest.
J-O 81 WIN. J. AOKER
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IL IhE sUPREak NQgRTQF THE DISTRIOT

Ii0IItHt EptcIdL ItT7, JUNE III, 164.
In the Case, Ellza W Young ami VIM. A Young,
executors If JOHN III. YOUNG, deceased, the exec
GiSis 5essId have. with the probation the Su
pr me COurt q The District Of Oolanbia aforesaid
app lnted TUESDAY, July 2lst, A. ID. 1874, for
The Lual settlement and distribution of the per-
snaI estate u said deceased. sDd Of the assets in
hand. as far as the same have been collected and
tuTIed into me when and where all the creditors
and b'iTS az said deceased are notified to attend
with their claims properly yOuched, or they may
otbeTNse by law be excluded from all benet in said
decssssds estate: PTorided copy Of this order be
nubisheG once week for three weeks in the
Evening star previous 10 the said day Test.
J-23t 81 A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
GEECY FOE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
"A BIAS REMOVED to SUs. W. NAIRN'S, cor,
free je21 az
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PERSONAL.

MI ADAME fLOHENOE, the CELEBRATED Cyafyvoy
W ent, Is uneQualed In testing the past, present
and future OF our lfe In causing speedy marriages,
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
the sure way of ucoess In life In matters OF bust
satisiacton; none ever regret consulting her. Sat
isfsction given or no pay Gan be consulted at her
Perlors, No. e13 4tk street northwest. mari M.