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Hack. Hack, Cough. Cough.


Cough Il a symptom by which various seased
conditions of the throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs manifest themselves. Bat whether it
arises from the irritation oduced in the throat
ard larynX by taking cold, from an attack o.
6ronchlts, from iucIpisnt Consumption, or
from various other causes, nothing will allay &c
more speedily nor cure it more permanently
than Or. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery
It does not matter whether il be a recent attack
or lingering cough, the Discovery is in either
case equally well adapted for Its relief aud per-
manent cure. In fact, it will cure a cough in
one half the time necessary to cure it with any
other medicine, and it does it, not by drying il
up, but by removing the cause, su6duing the
irritation, and healing the affected parts No
time sbould be lost in commencing the use OF a
proper medicine for the relief OF Cough for
unless this course il pursued, serious and dan.
gerous disease of the lungs is liable to result.
DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.
BuFFALo, n. Y, Dec. Is, 1870.
DR. PIRRCE-For the past six months have
used your Golden Medical Discovery in my
practice, and in that time | have tested its
merits In severe coughs both acute and chronic,
In chronic disease of the throat, severe cases Of
bronchitis, general arrangement of the system
constpated condition of the bowels and wher-
ever thorough alterati has been Indicated
In All cases have found it to act gently vet
thoroughly and effectualy in renewing the
various diseased cond itiOns, and bringing about
a healthy action throughout the system.
yours fraternally, H. l.. HALL, NJ. ID.
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THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT., Gtaee OF Chisf SignaI CA,rI
PRoBABILITIEs.-FOr New EngIsnd, rising ten
IeIotuIe olear. or partly cloudy weather ana fresh
the middle ststes rising perature, partly c Juiy
Neaiber possibly occasional light rain aud ives: to
westerR portion to night For the sour Atlantic
ara east ggli s,sies; rising Temperature, clear
winds. For the lower lake region, partly cloud y
weather, northv est to northeast winds, aud over
northeast aud southeast Tonight with probsbiY
rain. For the upper lste region, Using tsmpsra.
ture, nor meas 10 southeast wiLds increasing TO
orisk and possibly higb, increasing cloud mes, AMI
Iain; Fer the Ohio valley and Tennessee, fresh
anu prisA south 70 east winds rising tenn DO ature
Increasing cloudiness aud to night probably rain
For me wesiSrn gGif states fresh a1d brisk south
Increasing cioudiness aud tonight probably rain
70, NE upper Mississippi valley Minnesota, Iowa
wines high tempe nature, cloudy and rainy weather
this The Ohio river at Pssssnrs aoS ss
io~ef missouri continue falling and the fJi mer al
tso~ Gsio viii remas n r9 The MI
tionary signals contiAue at Duluth, magnetic,
A,r >As's, Oolcsgo, M.lwsnkee and Grand HsVea.
s-Tbs ~ a license law don't protect against
a state law. IBosto.. liquor declsion.l
0"Crushed straw berry Is one Of the new
tints.
s%"Tipsy color" is one of the fashldnasle
new hues.
N-The Troy fire departm emit uses electricity
to unfasten their horses from the hangers.
~Mrs. Garrison, "the single b anded crusad-
er Of Council bluffs' is new in Omaha.
ga theological class OF young ladies is
about to be established at the Free Church co)-
leee in Edinturg.
@The Chicago Tines euphuism:for a mans
taking drink is irrigating his internal CON.
volutions.
~ The young women OF Iowa are Carving
on a temperance reform By making out lists OF
all the young men who visit the llquor saloons
- Bouquet matinees are popular in New
Orleans, everybody carries q bouquet in his
hand, and the thester looks like an imm snse
flower bed in full bloom.
0San Francisco Is a deliciously sentime entail
village. They had . woodbne sociable and a
lotus party and tin wedding all in one even
ing, last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AND FOB sALKAT
SHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE,
Corner 81 Street and PENNSYLVANIA av.
Phiness hedux. Novel. By Anthony TroIlooe
LOttie Darling. By the author OF Olive RiatsI
Good Work.
Ehip hkoy. Yarn ia Thirty-six Gable Lergth,
Pet, or Pastimes and Penalties. BIS Rev n r.
Halves, " - -
Life Of Edwin Forrest, with "Reminiscences and pa,
sonal RecOlectioIs. Ry James Raes ~
The pothroned Heiress. b. Elizs Dupuy
Langley Manor. By Mrs. Newly
The Eeteelel fair. By J. NJ. DeForest
The CoDseITatiO Of Energy. By Baifour Stewart
The New Chemistry. By Josiah p Cooke
Zelda's Fortune. By the author Of Eari's Dene
ALL THE MAGAZIEESAED FASHION BOOKS
FOB MARCH.
PLAYING CARDS, BLAEE BOOKS PASS
BOOKS, AND EVERYTHING IH TIE STA
TlONERY LINE, for sale at
fbI-tr SHlLLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

IHE AIDINE. the art journal of America. il
how in the seventh year of its existence. and
has maintained the promise of its earIv nm,
beIH being now able TO claim a first rank
amongst the illustrated monthlies OF the world
oE,h IN letter press and illustration. IL is cred-
table 10th to American art and 10 the enter
prising publishers James Sutton q Co. New
York. An opportunity is now afforded TO obtain
tbs Interesting and beautiful publication regI1-
Larry thfoukh the agent, Mr.. j. W. Rhodes
Parsiu,os Eogse, Sd street and Psnusyiyauis
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

wAsHIxsroS Fish MARKET To-pAY.-SoId
BY X. A. Golden & Bro.-s,000 shad, at SEQ
and; 500 punches rock and perch sold from % to
Al cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

SUIT FOR RsAssIeNMESr OF PArKsr-
Messrs: Durant and Horner to-day, for Dr..
John VapsaBt, entered O suit sgainsf John w.
Thompson ct al, composing the Electro VI az
netic Gas Lighting Company, to obtain a
decree for the reassignment OF the patent to
filled their agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

TIE sPsIH6 WEATHER seems to have fairly
set IN to-day, and an early inspection of suita-
tle wearing apparel will now be in order. By
advertis= ment else here IL win be seen that Mr..
Strsus, the clothier, has on hand Q stock which
Il at osce fashionable and not exorbitapt. A
glance At his list OF goods will serve to convince
purchasers that his establishment should be at
least inspected before visiting elsewhere. His
prices are low and his goods are OF the fine 81
quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

TEE SPREys'G STILES.
cal; attention 10 the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsOSAEEE
stsl of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, amtDg many other varieties, on my counters
The s.DlamOnd Check suit,
new ard handsome style In fashionable fabrics
IL Is neat dressy, aud keeps it's shape WELL
The DOubie.breasted Sack Shit
i essy and graceful, adapted for eitser dress or
new notc,sd he ITst' a3ubie aad has the
model, easy in wear and snug in Mt.
The s.New Color" Suit
model Of beauty 1t is of seasoaable weight and
dressing.
The sPar EXCELLENCE Suit
have II il four different shades and fabrics IL /.
4ne reasonable IN price, and Is selling very apdy
The .'TwiIight" Suit
special orders placed for large quantities, aud am
now prepared to supply the heaviest demand.
Ny $40 AIi.wOOl Suits
are great hit. They are by far the best ana
ehtaTts offered for msny a day. have an extra
force at work en- these goods.
Great Specially In Mems Pants.
All colors: all styles, all Of the beat Foreign and
domestic Fabrics. Ia this line defy competition.
EvgYBODY INVITED
TO call and see the new sty las whether they wish to
buy or not.
A STRAUS
lOII. ..PENNsYLYANIA AyENur mn,
ap-tr Between 10th and lith streets
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cal summary for Washington for the m Jnth Of
April, Theodore Mosher, jr.. observer, is as
follows Highest barometer, 80 6i5 (13th); lowest
do, 29.4s3 (25th); highest temperature. 72o
t15th); lowest do, 2io (5th); prevailing direc-
ton OF wind, northwest; creates. velocity of
wind, 50 miles per hour; total number of miles,
days, ~; number OF DAYS on which rain fen. Il
Comp rstive temperature: April, 1871. ST. s;
April, 1872, So 2; April, 1873. 1928. Compare
tive Precipitation: April, 1871, 1@ inches;
April, ls'2, LA inches; April, 1873, s.l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

To CIT RID Of the ChilIs Immediately, take
Dooieys Ague Powders They cure perms-
nentiY. eo
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Two ALLEGED THIEVES A RRKsrRp.-Yester-
day afternoon, Detective Coomss arrested Jas.
beveriy, coiored man, charged with larceny
o. some books and jewelry from the house OF
sG SENATOR foote. Mr.. Coomes also arrested
George Smith on suspicion OF breaking into the
house OF Mrs Mary Brick. corner of Massachu-
setts avenue and ID street northwest They
were beth locked ND.
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a Hurderous Blow with "A Spade

NAN's SKULL SPLIT OPEN To The BkArE
About O'Clock last evening a dusrreI DC
Cured between Mr.. Frank LHckett, lessee. of
the GiesborO' fishing shore, AMI one OF his rpI-
oTed employees, Richard alias Jack Villa rs
about some UBpeTtOrmed duty OF the latter
curing which LucEett picked up asm4ll stone
ana threw y toward Williams. The latter
quickly caught up a spade. and male a pass At
Luckett, striking him on the top of the head
making cash about i've inches in length cut-
urg through the skull into the brain SEEING
What be had done, Williams made his escape 10
THIS city by way OF the Eastern branch bridge
Luckett was picked mp for dead, and a IN e=s an
ger was dispatched on horsehack for a phVs
claD, acd preparations made to remove him -
his home near BuZzard's Point which wa-dgle
sCOn after The physicians examined HIM aud
although he was alive at last accounts they
ttate mat there are nine chances OF his death
against one OF recovery Williams was seen TO
cross the bridge 90 this city Just before the mes
sengeT who was dispatched for the physician
came along. and as soon a. Lieutenant Austin
feaId OF the affair he dispatched an Office T.
Williams bOCse, corner Of 9Th aud " streets
southeast TO arrest him but in this the or .ar.
TAILED, a. the fugitive male his escape nv The
Rack way, without hat and shoes As he Is well
khoWn, he Will doubtless be caught. Mr.. Luck
tu J. sn eI6eriy man, with large family. AMI
well known in the southern and eastern portion.
CT tLecity. The affair has caused intense er-
temf 1T in the neighhCThO0l where 10 occurred
AID atOct the residence Of the injured man
niildn ms Il ABOUT p years Of age. Il ulite dark
arc tas borne bad character heretofore
LatsT-4TreSt Of WiLlidms-The officers he
longing TO Lieut.. AIstin's precinct caIu1t
Williams about IL O'Clock this morning, ami he
Nae been committed for a hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

TEE SALE of jevelry, watches and silverw are
VIII continue this evening At 500 PenDsylv Ania
avenue, being the store Of VIM. III. Hood, exq
Az me sale last night everything sold very low
AND buyers obtained good bargains. Sale q III
commence at 30 p. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale b.
Chae. Stott & Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywheie. tv,t,tf.
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GREAT CRASH

GREAT CRAsH
Y = RIG ES,
FATORABLE TO PURCHASERS.
DRY GOODS
ARPETSI
LOWER THAN EVER
OUR 'OcK iMMEESE
ATTRACTIONS GRgAT.
TO BUY.
TIKI ASSORTMENT TOO LARGE TO ENU.
hERAIE EVERY ARTICLE.
OUR sPECIALTIEs comprises
DBEss GOODS Of SIT clssses, D0MrSTyCS,-
HOSIERY, GLOVES, sc.
OVEh TWO N HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRIAG CARPETS.
Or THH LATEST DKSEGNS
OVEN THREE HUNDRED PIECES
CANTON H4TTINGS JUST RsCEyEEp
Excellent W bite Msttinss at IS cents
Inspect cur stock snd prices, aud be convinced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

LITTLE HATTIE KxSF-Castody Of the Child
urn % ne CroHdmOta.r.-Y esterday, the final
nearing IN the AdbedS corpus case OF Hattie !
kent, the siN-yeaT old child OF Mr.. AMI Mrs j
warmer Kent, took place before Judge Wyiie
IDS case has been before the court for several
weeks, and II will be TecOllected that Mrs. Hsr-
ret r Hunt OF Boston, the grand mother of the
ehhn. peuuoned Tor its custody on the ground
tpat the parents were not competent 10 raise II
properly. Mr.. Kent answered by DENYING the
ebsfges made, and preferred counter Charges
aeainst Mrs. Hunt. Gen. PAYNE appeared for
TIE petitioner and Col. Thompson for the re-
sloDcent. At the last hearing the counsel
agreed To submit the case on petition and an
swer, and yesterday afternoon Judge wyIie
decided that the child remain in the custody OF
the grandmother petitioner on giving bonds
OF Sl.CtO- he court said that while aysrse
naturally 10 removing a Child from parental
custody, II bad duty to perform-the future
Selfare OF the Child 10 look to. The grand
mother had shown that feeling for the child
Which DO court could discoH nte nance and the
parents seemed TO feel also that the Child wouId
oe IN BETTER hands with the grandmother than
10 theirs IL was hard case, but between the
ihnueEcfs apparently thrown around IL now nv
lts pare nts and the custody the court prODosed
10 give Y, the child was more apt TO become an
mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

ROOKS FOR LENT BEADING.
Deer Feast Of Lent. BY author of "RutIedee.
4 Rosary for Lent By author Of "Rutlecgen
Helps 20 3 Holy Lent. BY Bishop Huutington
Some Weeks in Lent BY Rev. G. ii. Wiif;p,op.
At Jesus Feet. Prayer, PROMISE aud Poem,
psiiy C4mm9nirg: with God. By Bishop Leig hton
Christian Oounsels, fr: m FeneIon and others.
And many other works Of the same character, nj
feb3o WIN. BALLAETYNE's, 42s 7to street.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CouScIL--The Cornell met at O'Clock yes
terday AFTERNOON pursuant tc adjourn ment, the
el air srrOuneed as the COMMITTEES 10 confer
Niih the House committee on fixing the stated
so1r OF meeting OF both houses, Messrs. Baker,
Riley, and Gedney.
The Council instructed the committee to
recommend O'Clock p. M. as tue most conve-
ntent hour OF meeting.
Mr.. Brovne asked IL the committee to whom
wss referred the Governors message Was eady
10 make report.
Mr.. Brooks, chairman OF the committee,
stated that the committee had the matter un-
der ssi visement, but were not really as yet TO
report.
At Gil O'Clock p. m, on motion Of Mr..
Thompson, the Council adjourned.
HoUsE-The House was opened with prayer
hv the oh aplein.
Messrs. Dyer, Bursley ard Dickson were
appointed the committee under resolution TO
confer with like committee OF the Council on
the question a. TO what legislation should be
considered st this session.
Mr. Brewer offered a resolution, which was
adopted, directing the committee on national
relations to urge the business of the passage OF
chise.
Mr.. Fleming introduced bill. which va.
referred to the committee on claims, to refund
property holders on / street, between IIth and
18Th, amounts pad rs assessments tor the
Belgian pavement.
Mr.. Tumble introduced bill to prevent incom-
Petent persons engaging ia pharmacy; referred
Mr.. Perkins offered q resolution referring the
Ietoft OF tne committee on the conduct or JUS
tlces OF The peace and constsbles 1.-THE Long com
mltttel TO the committee on j ldiciary; adopted
Mr.. Robinson offered resolution providing
Tor the printing OF the rules; adopted.
MT. Burs'ey Offered a resolution IN at the COM
m'ttee on Indebtedness ascertain the names OF
parties VINO have sustained damages by reason
or the Improvement with view of acting on
such claims; adopted.
Mr.. Gordon introduced bill for the relief of
the trustees OF New Englsnd Society Meeting
OF Friends; referred.
Mr.. Brewer offered a resolution for the sp-
pOintDent of committee To wait on the COu n
Gil and arrange an houT OF meeting; adopted
ard Messrs. Brown, Fleming and Dickson were
appointed.
Mr.. Fleming introduced bull appropriatinR
$4,000 to more fnlly uniform and equip aud
support the volunteer militia; referred.
Mr.. Brewer moved that the House adjourn to
5ocl0ck p. BI. Friday; agreed to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

LION LAGER on draught at Geo. W. Drivers
corner S Pennsylvsnia avenue and AZ street
TIE best Beer in Washington. 2I6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

WINE OF THE WOODS, indorsed aud pre- =
scrioed ~ the leading physicians as isxati ~
ana digestive remedy, IL steadily gaining IN
popular favor; Cor Dyspepsia, Ind gsst,on. Con
supation, and Headache is unsq ualled. eo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

WE OFFER oUB
STOCK OF CHROROS.
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT,
In order to dispose If those on hand that we rnay
LAY In new lot OF the same character. Those mos,
on hand comprise some very beautiful Ian Iscapa
6grre and iruit pieces, and home and SuudAN .chsl
mCtloes. The priees range from SO ctats 70 = IS F,T
the ChTomCs, with some very handsome Oh Paint.
lngs from ~ TO 100, or 81 of which We allow ths
discount tf IS per cent. We have also a few Inv.
priced but coed Engrayines and Frames, which v
include IN the above offsr. This is al excslart On
portunity to obtain good Pictures at whoiessie
prices.
ALL The NEW BOOKS
aeSeIEen as soon as published. Novelties in STA
TlUNkRE. as we'll as a complete assortment n fine
AID ttepie Stationery. Putting, Binding L,Ith.-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiousy,
WARREN CH0ATR O. CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATiONERS.
VERNON Row,
mar14tr Corner feDua. ave. and lO.h sf-ea,
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DRY GOODS.
THE LITTLE STORE
BOUND TIE CORNER
Where tire expenses ar .Fn.l rna the
DRY GOODS CHEAP
Q a H T n RS

sO' AaTkst sPdcs, bs;tcs>a 5fa asF 50 yfree,s
VERY vide Fine French CkMBRIC, in Beautiful
patterns, les.
An0th her esse % the cent CALICO
better than ArdroscocEin, l2RS
leo yards BIEAChEp CJTTON in rsunants
10 c-nts, worth Is
Only few pieces Of the SILK P9saEE lea e.,
- 81 2 ceived, lsree sssnriment or nsw an
tesut.ful IRESS GoonS,:5 sly 81.
PARAsoLs. new tyles, very cheap
~ Straw HsttiEs, "a
44Floor Oil Cloth, 50.
ID. Y. W. cARTSR.
PRlkTs, 10 cents aPel-tr
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- BE LANTERN" MAN IN CIVIL STR
ms morning the case OF j. IL. Adriaans sgt
james WOrmley- action of aSsampsft-was he .
IOre Jnstice Walter; Mr.. j. Pope Hodnett for
plaintiff, and Mr.. d. T. CabiU for dsfenSant
ilainuh claimed that defendant was indebted
20 MIN $50 for services, at $50 per month a a
sfoTekeeper, on which he had given a credit of
keeper for a time, and received, IN addition, n .
BOARD, as also board for his son. The defence
was that A had been paid in full and defendant
owea morning, aud he also put in bill in bar
tor board OF son. After a snserb on aaoh 80,
Tue Jusnee reserved his decision. The hearing
% a. attended by number of interested mem
beers Of the bar. SN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

TABLE BOARD, at Globe House, and 10Th
street northwest. q
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1871 4pENNsYLvaasN4fA RourgIS7
NgBTHwEsT, t0UTH, AND SOUTH VEST.
Washington. 5:3s o m Baltimore.. szsn m
.-Il:sO 90 n ,n
g. soc pm 7as n m
LEE GREAT DoCELE TRACK KgUTE
.ith elegant Scenery, Palace stase-room Day ana
nKht SaIsl with moboerH in prov eneuts
New York. - eN1 N7utth
=, The III; 70 a. m. Gsily, except Sunday Southwest.
West ard houhs e. = 90 D. N qaiiv a., .c,,,,,f;
ano southwes,. sc s:s- 3 m. daily, wet
MAKE COSHECTI0Ns
tn1eugn from WASHINGTON TO BUIFALo
Ohlta0e 40 ST. Louis without change
1lckets oy this route ba procured a. tho oros~
corner OF 18Th street aid Ponnsyyania ~ erus snS
eorhef OF eh street and Pennsy vsEiA enue onder
given ut all times ""a "
Passengers procuring tickets 81 these osroe, can
sc. Louie sDd Buffalo. w ~-ioes"'
I'D. .. YoUBG. General Passenger AGENT.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!

bhonHEAO & Co
AaIS row opSiinC an entire stock Of DRY
SO0pS, Just purcs Rsed Ia Fow York by Mr. Broa.
bead, 81 " oIdtrflliJ low prices
Hsss 1OoCs ia or at variety and Of the best
ana Iaoriss, IT m l2'Rc. up 70 81 80 per ysr4
odg.hs Black silks, CSC 81 ~, 81 81. 81 g, 81
- 70, GO o. and 3, Ia; least D. per cent i-ss t.-
ruling nsrket prices, and Of the best maaes an
., BIacs Alpaca, &c. single width, dsuble width
Sic sBd up "'N-'
Reversible Ottoman shaWIs sa@
White Shetland Wool shawis, al IS
Ladies One Button G I0red Kids Csc @o'
Ladies Two Button Party Kills, 7sc
Lsnscale CsIrbr pc and other Bl,schet ana TN
pDLthehe9 CottSns &c and upwards. Good los prices
Prints $40. SplendiS style t-ccored Prints onls
DC DC; ~ Linen Icweis. 81 per zen and 40.
BLACK Grenadines from 20S q 81 Per ward. ffhess
GOODS are very cheap C0reets, Nbc and m
Fsras9Is IN great variety, very low. Oos's' anf
clark spoSl Cotton, &C., and lot of other good
equally low. Our goods are Of the best makes AM
styles, selected with great care, bought ana sod
cheap. and will DO pu-chasar'= good
bAUDHEAn CO..
msrA-3m 1908 y streets bet ~ n ana ls-6 ia
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fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. I,5
LION LAGER on draughJ at Geo. W. Drivers
corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and AZ street.
Ire best Beer in Washington. 2l,6
For CoRNs, BUSIoNs, TRoUBLEsoNE NAILS,
etc, visit DR.. Whites establishment, No. SIS
18th street, opposite the Treasury. Fee, 81 per
visit.
DIR. White, Cbiropodist, No. 535 18th street.
opposite the Treasury, removes corns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats buniOns, club and ingrowing
nails, and other d sOrders OF the feet, Fee I
per visit. Office hours from q. m. to D. m.
Press OF business during office hours preciudes
visiting Patients at residences except after G
p. III.
PONDS EXTRACT cures rnoumsasn, burns
pnes, ulcers, tOothaCbe, core throet, spraiDs
scalds, soreness, Old sores, heafsche, coli,
lsmeness, bruises, boiIs, wounds, neuralgia,
hoa'se ness, dtarrhpa, and ali hemorrhages etc
fOris Extract differs from all other sivertisnt
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings ami
known e be cure for these diseases. m tin q u
TAKE OARs OF Your VALuArLss,-CaIl
Ana examine the fire ard burglar proof vauIts
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
YORK avenue and 18th street, for safe keepine
oil securities, jewels, silver ware or other vain
sbles. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to sire. No business man car
afford TO do without them. Take warning fTogs
the ChieaSo and Boston fires.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are renaired
ano made to order ny Hempler near = street
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MAC5IsE. Tn
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At Cha
Baums hOopskrt and corset factory, I ia stree,
ih'filgencer pudding. 1928
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NOTICE! NOTICEn NOTICE@

TRY GOOrs sre sttl sellIng a. lar -.... q
bsNTkke, 1920 Penesylvsnis avenas Mohsir.
Aho hlyacss Cheaper than ever. Dress 90 = q Pique
so " hue goods a. popular prices @ tons a.
S.leoes eleip. Bed seresds, Towels, N ,Ikins an
asoie Linen at hs,gain.. bosiery, La les al
Notions st i0w fsuyes snsa-tr
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SPECI,L BARGsIss IN DRY GO0ns
~ AT =. TH0S. BROWNS
NEW MORE. M III RRrn-r q, y

Harris, s. amls ant Button Kid Gloves
hNIls victoria Butt al Kids ~ 81 IS aol e. 50,
very cheap, 49,
san Umtrcliss, al the rev strlsz.
10 pee more ct those chess Black kpacAs n sA s.
. snd 10 cents, ~-'0-
Gray and Black Striped San.iaer silk,
Cray Dress Goods faI Suits.
Csil carly AZ d examine M st eek houch; far cash
ard will he so.d cheap sr9t ,
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CITY ITEMS.

JUsT REcKIy 6p-Fresh snpolv of dssirab,e
hs,s lot the spring trade.
Sner<n and American Silk Umbrellas.
STINENETz. Halter, I235 Pa. avenue.