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THrPorSr LOOKOUT RAILROAD BILL PASSED

THRPoINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD BILL PASSED
IN THE HoUsE.-At o quarter to two, in the
House this afternoon, the substitute for the bill
supple mentary to an act to authorize the Wash
lnston City and Point Lookout Railroad Com
pany 10 extend railroad into and within the
District OF Coiumbis, tan abstract OF which
was gwen IN The SrAa yesterday was
by Mr.. Rice. Mr.. G. +. Hoar offered
an Amendment that the Attorney General
ne directed 70 yindicate the title OF the United
states TO the grounds of the Government Hos
pltsl for the Insane, and cause the tracks of the
Washington City and Point Lookout railroad
across those grounds to be removed. Mr.. Hale
believed the proper action would be to refer the
amendment to the House District Committee,
where IL properly belonged. He inquired OF
Mr.. Rice whether the District Com
mittee had received any remonstrance
against any damage the company hsi
done BY invading government property. and
received q negative reply. Mr.. Hoar said he
bad lately been called upon by Miss Dix, the
eminent philaDthropist, who said she had Sc
lected the site of the asylum because of its river
of the railroad remaining on the asylum
grounds. Mr.. Dawes favored Mr.. Hoar's
amendment. Mr.. Ward, of Illinois, offered
an amendment that before the railroad COM
pany are allowed TO enjoy the privileges
proposed by the new bill they take up their
thar hereafter they place no tracks between the
Asylum and the Potomac.
Mr.. Starkweather favored the bill and OBJ
posed the amendments.
Mr.. Cotton believed in passing the bill as II
Is, and amending the original law at some
future time.
The amendmentof Mr.. Ward was adopted by
a vote of 20 to AZ.
Mr.. Hoar Withdrew his amendment.
The bill then passed.
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The OYSTER wAR has broken ont AGAIN i'm
Mixes river between the tongmen and the dredg-
ers. Each party claims the right to the same
grounds, and on Tuesday last the tongmen hay-
lrg been driven of, returned from the shore
with reinforcements and q conflict ensued, in
which Captain Harry Lawrence, of the schooner
Horatio Seymour, OF Baltimore, was very Sc
yerey and perhaps fatally wounded. He was
fearfully riddled with buckshOt in the breast,
face and head. Two of the Baltimore boats
were captured.-BdIt. American,
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The CUSTODY or CHILD.-SeveraI DAYS
since Mrs Harriet P. Hunt, BY her attorney.
MI James g. Payne, fled an application ia
The Equity Court for the custody OF Hattie T.
Kent, six years OF age, daughter OF j. NJ and
Ellen Kent, charging that the parents are in
competent 70 hold custody of the child on ac-
count Of their character, representing that the
father is not a 1T person TO raise the child, and
that the mother, being completely I'M Ter the
coLtrol OF the father, the child should not be
allowed 10 remain with them, and asked that
she be given the custody Of the child.
Ibis morning the child was produced in court
by the parents, and Col. Michael Thomson
appeared for the respondents, while Mrs. Hunt
was accompanied by Mr.. James q. Payne.
The case having been called, Mr.. NJ. Thomp-
son, Counsel for the parents, asked postpone
ment.
The court inquired of Mrs. Hunt whether or
not she would remain in this city, and if so.
whether she was able to take temporary Gus
case.
Mr.. Thompson informed the court that she
being resident OF a distant city might take the
child away, and hoped that bonds would be re-.
quired.
The court remarked that twas not a question
OF bonds, but one Of morality, and the court
would not allow the morals OF the children to be
corrupted by Its parents, but Mrs. Hunt being
ready and willing gave bonds in the sum OF
$500 for its safe custody until the case is dis
posed Of.
While the bonds were being liked, the "a,
rents, unobseryed, were leaving the court
house, taking the child along With them, and
the attention Of the court being called TO it, he
ordered the bailif TO bring them back and the
child was then turned over TO Mrs. Hunt, the
grandmother. The mother psssiOnately kissed
the child and walked away in tears, the little
giTl crying also.
The child is a beautiful little blonde, very
neatly dressed, and quite intelligent.
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DRY GOODS.
COTTONS DOMNl

CoTToNs DOWN!
ANrROsC0GGIN, 49, cts
FUkRBsTDALE,s ft nnish, l2S cts
WAnsUTrA. Is cts
Good YARD MILLS, 10 cts,
Coed CALICO, fast colers, s cts
New styi CALICO, 10 and l2ss cts.
BLACK SILKS, 81, 81 IS. 81 %, very CHEAP,
BLACK MOHAIRS ard Al LIP ACAs, low
large lot Of DhESS GOODS. left over from Ias,
season, AZ one fourth their cost.
Also, fresh stock Of MATING and ell
CLOTHS.
We sell IS cheap as the cheapest.
JOHNSON q COLBY,
apl6 S. III Market spsoA.
WE RESPECTFULLY INyIrr TaE At.
w TkNTION OF CUSTOMERS TO OUR
CklkBRATED BLACK ALPACAS
AND PURE MOHAIRs,
lhe"buhaio" and the "Beaverh brands OF which
We have INST received another large
supply Of ell numbers.
~BLACK SILKS, Mourning Dress Gpois,
Tsnese, BombAZine, Grape Clotk, Mousselsine De-
lain, Iron Grenadines in all qualities, at or prices
~sPBING DRESS GOODS, choice styles
From = to IS cents yard; ais afdIl assortn.eat
Of Linen Goods, nne White Goods, flannels, Sheet
lngs, shirtiI g, Prints. PercslHs, Cling ans, &c
&C, All ~ the very lowest cash prices.
JOS. J. MAY,
sElsa sS9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, TROUBLESOME NAILS,
etc, visit DIR. Whites establishment, No. 535
10Th street, opposite the Treasury. Fee, 81 per
visit
DIR. White, Chiropodist, 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 irfgrowing
nails, and other .s0rders of the feet. Fee, 81
per visit. Office hours from a. m. to 6 p. m.
Pres OF business during Office hours precludes
D., m,
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THR WHARTON CAsR-Doct0rs' Opinisss on
the Value Of Expert TeStimony.-In q convention
OF physicians from the entire state of Maryland
in Baltimore Wednesday the medico- chemical
aspects of the famous Wharton poisoning case
came up Tor discussion. 1t will be remem bered
that Mrs. Wharton was charged with Causing
the death OF General Ketchum, and with an at
tempt upon the life of Mr.. Van Ness, by the use
OF strychina and arsenic. Her trial on the nrst
charge lasted iS days, and resulted in a disa-
greement OF the jury. For the attempt to
poison, the trial occupied % days, and on this
accusation she was acquitted. In both cases the
issue turned upon the trustworthiness OF medi-
cal expert testimony. For the medico-chemical
features the defense procured the services of
two eminent medical men OF Philadelphia, and
the state was fortified with the opinions of a
number OF experts Of Baltimore. The scientific
deductions from the different points of view
appeared to the public, in many instances, ire
coacilable, and the contro versy tn at arose be-
tween the different colleges which the gentle
men represent has extended to the medical pro-
fession generally. DIR. Gaylor, of London, author
OF standard work on toxicOlOgy, was applied
to by an expert for the defense, and his decision
being adverse to the views of the Baltimore ex-
perts, il was determined in Baltimore wednes-
day that his decision must have been based on
false premises, and is not authoritative. This
action will doubtless revive the controversy be-
tween the doctors in all its bitterness.
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PURITY, STRENGTH, ECoNoMY.-These three
requisites are combined in Dooleys we'll known
Yeast Powder. AS each ingredient entering into
ITS composition is free from any deleteri0us or
injurious substances, the purity and full strength
OF each article is guaranteed in the manufac-
ture; and as one pound OF Dooley's Yeast Pow
der will last a third longer in culinary depart
ment than the vast majority Of baking powders
in market, it proves concusively that it is the
most economical. Convenient to have in the
house, and universally produces light and ele-
CANT sood. For sale by all grocers.
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CITY HEMS.

FINE Plated Watch and Chain, splendid time
Keeper, LETT at Pigg's Jewelry Store. Price
$50; worth $50.
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HOP AT WIZARDS HoTEL.-The Ebbitt
House drug store will be kept open all this
friday night TO accommodate parties attend.
ing the hop at Willard's with soda and mineral
waters. The President and everv member of
his cabinet patroniZe this 90 Pharsaical" estab-
lishment, as Gideon" OF the Chicago Times,
denominates il.
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DIVORCED. In the Equity Court, Judge
Wyle, TO -day, a divorce from bed and board
was granted Rachel Ann Nailor from her hus-
band, Allison Major, ST.; and the case was re-
ferTed TO the auditor to take testimony as to the
value OF property, prior to a division of the
same,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-17

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION of "The
Stars and Stripes" was filed to- day in the off &c
of the Recorder of Deeds, the object of which il
to provide for and better protect the disabled
Union soldiers of the war OF the rebellion, their
widows and orphans, by raising and maintain
ing fund, providing employment, and by such
other means ss may be adopted by the order.
The incorporators named are: VIM. B. Brown,
g. q. Adams, l.. L. Lincoln, Edward Howard,
VIM. p. Seville. l.. Twitchell, Chas. G. Ever,
III. Bower,
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WAsHINeroN FIsH MARKET ToDAY-Sold
by r. A. Golden & Bro, 5000 shad, from $40
20 $50 per hundred; 6o,o00 herrings, AZ 10 a.
Ter thousand; 500 punches rock and perch, 20
cents per bunch.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!

IMMENSE REDUCTION!
BRODHBAD CO.
Are now opening an entire new stock Of DRY
GOODS, Just purchased in Hew York by Mr. Rroi-
head. at W onderfully low prices
Dress Goods in gre at variety and OF the best styles
and fabrics, from l28c. up to 81 50 per yard
Lyons Black silks, Sc, 81 Is, 81 50. sl7s, 81,
S38, $50 and IS, Cat least ~ per cent iess than
ruling market prices, and Of the best makes and
3lc. and up.
Reversible Ottoman Shawls, SIZE
White Shetland Wool shawls, SIS
LsdFs All Liuen Hemmed Hspdkerchiefs, I21Sc.
Ladies' One Button Oolored Kids, &C.
Ladies Two Button Party Kids, 75c
" amsufte Cotton lsc., and other Bleeched and On.
bleached Cottons &c. and upwards Good low priced
Prints SIC splendid style fast-ooIored Print. onlJ
Black Grenadines from zoe to Si per yard; Sthese
goods are very cheap Corsets, SKc. and up.
Parssols in great variety, very low. Goats and
Olsrk Spool Cotton, &C., and 9 lot Of other goods
equally low. Our goods are OF the best makes and
styles, selected with great care, bosght and sold
cheap, and will do purehasers good.
BRODHRAD e Co.,
mar24-Sn 1908 y streets, bet. In h and 18Th SITS.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is TOR sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLBs.-Call
And examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to sire. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warning from
tie CAicdoo and Boston fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-17

To GET Rid of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perms-
nently. co
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THE ARCADE.
WOOLfORD SHILBERG,
427 SEVENTH STREET,
spll tr between ID and X Southwest

NOTHING so CHEAP AS DRY
GOODS.
Best PRINTS, 10 cents
Good PRINTS, 8 cents
Androscoeein COTTON, I21S cents.
Wsmsutts COTTON, is cents.
PAPER CAMBRIA, 10 cents.
Job lot BLACK ALPAOAS, 50, 81, and IS cents,
the cheapest ia the market.
BLACK SILK, 81, worth - 50.
WHITE SPREADS, 81 80, worth s3 50.
All other goods down in proportion.
-LUTTRELL & WINE,
sp9tt' 1890 Penna avenue, cor, 10Th st.
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For CATARRH and kindred diseases, Kirk
woods Inhaler is being used with wonderful
succefs: For sale at Gilman's, FOrd's, Thomp-
sons, Hickling's and all principal druggists ii
costs 81 % and will last a lifetime G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-17

SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY
Messrs. W. NJ. Evans and III. W. Garrett have
for Theodore $. Samuels and wife entered a
suIt against the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road company for damages laid at 25 600. The
plaintiff claims that on the 3lst OF December
Mrs. Ssmuels was driving n horse and wagon
with sundry cans of milk and cream therein ,on
a common highway known as Benning's road.
wbere II crosses the railroad of defendant and
that the latter carelessly and negligently pro-
PEELED an engine against said wagon, crushing
and destroying il, and damaging and destroy
ing the milk and cream aud cans thro wing her
out, and wounding and bruising her.
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FINANCIAL AND OoMMERCuAL.
wall STREET To-<iax


NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Posts financial
article says:-Gold opened at 1iSS, and
remained at Ilskalisk during the drst half
hour, from which time until noon 10 ruled at
l1SkaS, and has been quoted at lI3Xsx. On
gold loans the rates have beer 20 !. for car
rying. Foreign exchange is duh, with business
in prime bankers sterling at 4 IS aud ASS, the
nominal rates being ASK and ssy. Money
lends on call at 4a5, and prime mercantile pa
per Is SAT. The stock market continues active
and feverish, and In the main weak. the fall in
prices to- day ranging from to 2s. the latter
having been in North Western common. Gov
eminent bonds are higher I'm sympstny With
gold. There were no sales OF southern state
bonds at irst board.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, April l7-yirgi MIA sives %, ss. 10
&c. wsss M as & ,b o,io sS 1Is
B1 M;rsf;ns Agril EIup.Isn Tmsr and hisasr
demand price. unehsngsd wheat sTe s1ds
s s%b, s: fair 70 prime d., ssgalso; choice
. fair i FED IS r @s Gn
hsi isse yellow CS5n anie, and stesdy-wsi,e
new @ Oats Sa i. %insa ~e sssa
s Sss,sIg' st@ss R,s FRO, c9 70 los Hay
hrm, 2s@ il 50 Bulk msa 5. no asiss: isis 5sT
ingEhsulders, 81; clear rib SHE'S Bacon active
cured hams, lI@i5 LAID firm, 10 4. western 's Sat
ter III ohsnsed-sew tab, sl@3i y ff.s shade firm.
e mG sSs doing prices anchA ged Whisky hrmer,
wv NV ,Y.Ek: April H5-El,nr shade hrmer.
NEw Y%sx. April E:77ssaoks sttive aud very
1ssS sbOf Money :. sSd Is sLc6asse, l01S,
tive. ~ ~
IOSnoY, April IL, Ii 30 ,. n.-Ie.4o bonds. 10,
X lie, Sz1s ass; do. preferred, IS
LONDON, A pTil u, .. M Erie, 327f
LONDON, April II, 1870 . M rae weather
throughout tnelsnd odsy is fair. The rate Of dis
coupt IN open uarkst fer three months bills l.
per cent. which is a below the Bank af EngIani
"a Paris dispatches quote rentes at 80 francs 70
=, LoSDoH, April II. 6 .. m.-The amount If bal
lion ithdr6wn from the Bank of Ensland on bal
ance to-day is tlli.0OO. Erie, 32EGpi4.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amn,ements, &c. To-nighs.

EatssuaI TA1ater-FOx and Denier's Panic
mime troupe, in "HumPty Dumpty."
HsrPs Osera He-fs. LYDIA Thompson's
troupe, in sSOmnambula" and "Alladin."
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John T. MITCHELL
HAS
JUST OPENED;
&C LoRkD SILKS, in new shades.
STRIPED sILks, IN n " pa.terns
CANELs HAIR CLOTHS,
ALL We0L sERGEs.
GRlsELLE POPLIHS,
yACouRD POPLINs,
PURE MOHAIRs,
CASHMkbEs,
GRAY IRON BAREGFs
LINEN BATISTES,
TOILNE1TE sILK, striped,
BLACK CANVASS GREsADINE,
BLsSk SILK SrRIPED GRENADINE,
EMBROIDERED POLOEAISE, in IlrensSipe
aud pani.h Iiatn,
BERLIN JACKETS,
TOURISTS SUITS,
WALKING SUITS.
JOHN T. MITCHkLL,
splilO s3I Pennsylyanis avenue
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF
~ DRY GOODS.
ANnRosCCGGIN, wAMsUTTA and other
brands OF C0TTSHS guaranteed as cheap a. can be
bought in any dry goods heuse in Washington.
DkEss TRIMMINGS and MOTIONS as cheap
rs the cheapest
Bargains IN BLACK ALPACAs BED SPREADS
per yard.
1 allow no one to underseII me.
EMORY BAXTER,
apn-u 1870 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TIE RESIDENCE OF SENATOR JONES ON
FIRE--About ~ O'Clock this morning Officers
Amiss and O'Conner turned in alarm of fire
rom box i3, corner or X street and Vermont
avenue. The fire was discovered in the base
ment OF house No 1925 X street, the former res
ideDce OF Edwin N. Stanton, Secretary of War
and occupied by Senator Jones, of Nevada. IL
originated from defect in the furnace. When
the nre department and the policemen arriv ed
at the house the lower stories were full of
smoke that IL was impossible TO tell where to
direct the water. and therefore the basement
was flooded, and by that means the IRE was ex-
unguished- The damage to the house and fur
niture - reported at about So 000. After the
hre had been drowned out about four feet or
water Was in the basement, and the engines
were Kept in service some hours Afterwards
pumping IL out.
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A ROWING MATCH for the championship OF
the Thames and GOO side took place yester-
day on that river, between Sadler snd Bagnall.
The course was from Putney TO Mor<lake. Sad
Ter won by three lengths Betting was to 4 In
his favor.
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THE COMMCNITY 81 large appreclate the Use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. l,5
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1923
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Ia New Haven paper offers to exchange
six new poems on Spring Tor q bottle OF coush
syrup.
@Amnesty to political offenders was one of
nne - OF tne car Of Russia on tie recent
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GREAT CRAsH
n p RI ES,
FAVORABLE TO PURCHASERS
DRY GOODS
CA RPETS
LOWER THAN EVER.
OURS OCK IMMENSE.
ATTRACTIONS GREAT.
At OUR PRICES NOW ALL ARE ENABLED
TO BUY.
THE ASSORTMENT TOO LARGE TO EMU.
hERATE EVERY ARTICLE.
OUR SPECIALTIES comprises
DRESS GOODS OF all classes, DOMESTICs Of
every description, FULL LINE RIBBONS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
oVER TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRIgG CARPETS,
OF tbs LATEST DESIGNS
OYER THREE HUNDRED PIECES
CANTON MATTINGS JUST RECEIVBD
Excellent White Mattings at Is cents
Inspect our stock and prices, and be convinced.
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hkAL TETRANS RERs.--Fred W. Jones,
trustee, 70 VIM Macwilliams part lots and q
square ES, $500, Geo. Mason to G. e. Baker
lot n, square ga, 81 900; Z. A. McIntire aud
VIE 70 VIM. III. Belts, being in SQUARE pr
<l,I5O; Ida NJ. johnson 70 Adelaide Fitzimons
lot is, square 206, 81 100; VIM. II. Fletcher 10
Martha X. Fletcher, lots "A and %, SQUARE 500
s., and the love and affection: Emellne How
ard 70 VIM n: Jones, part Of square south of
square SIS, $40; VIM. L. Bramhsll and wife 10
VIM. @. Shimoneck, lot %, square $50, sIT: SALLY
Smith TO Johanna Moymehen, lot 6, square 56i
Sl,4cO; Charles w. Seaton and wife 70 Joseph
Jockey. half Of lots Is, %. %, 81 50, 81 and s.
IN subdivision Of square 500, 81 SOD; John T.
johnson and wife 20 John j. Griggs. part lot 1,
square as, % 600; John j. Grig4s 70 Susan ID.
johnson, part lot I, 90 uare 945, 3, 900.
TEE TBEArKRs.-The Lydia Thompson
troupe are attracting very large audiences At
F9rds Opera House. The performance Of
'Luriine" last night was full Of fun and greatly
enloyed by the ladies and gentlemen present.
Mise Thompson has q benefit to- night, on which
occasion there should be the largest audience of
the week, and doubtless will be, a. there IL a
grand double bill, including s'Aladdin,i and the
bnriesque "Somnambuls" Tor the first time in
Washington.
The lively scenes in the pantomime, "Hump-
" DumPty," at the National Theater, succeed
each other - rapidly and are 80 mirth-proyok-
1rg that time flies fast to those who spend ID
evening there. This IL the last night but one OF
the comicalities OF Clown and PantAloon.
&
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HAMBURG FLOUNCING, EDGES, ard IN.
SETTINGS ia great variety, very chesr. AZ
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"HIousekeeper,, of Health.

The liver being the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ Of the system-set this great
"housekeeper of our health" at work, and the
foul corruptlons which gender in the blood, and
rot out, as 1t were, the machinery of life, are
gradually expelled from the system. For this
purpose DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with very small daily doses of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgatlve Pellets are pre- eminently
the articles needed. They cure every kind of
humor, from the worst scrofula to the common
pimPle, blotch or eruption. Great eating Ill
GERS kindly heal under their mighty curative
influence. Virulept blood poisons that Turk in
the system are by them robbed of their terriers,
and by their persevering ard somewhat pro-
tracted use the most tainted system NAV be
completely renovated and built up anew. En-
largcd glands, tumors and swellings dwindIe
away and disappear under the influence Of these
great resolvents.
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP HIM.
MRIGsvILLR, Morgan Co., March q, 1872.
Dear DIR. PIRRoE:
When was II or Is years of age L took what
is called Kings Evil, and by constant doctoring
it would heal in one place and break out in an
othe-. 1t also broke out in my left car. first
found your name in the Christidn Advocate. and
sent 10 miles fer the first bottle, which did me
more good than all other medicines ever used.
L am Is years old, and doctored with five doc
tors, and not enc of them helped me so much as
your bottle Of Discovery. have got well and
able to do good day work.
JOHN A. WILSON.
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R1 THOMAS BOWLING, Aaoii51e.T-
Ptk1 nfIoRI T1UsIEe's sALE OF vsLU-
hsa axd hnnsShkp PRoPKRrf AT Al CTios

heLklMP6oyEp PRoPKRrH AT Al cfioI.
IN GKoRGE1OWN. N ~A'SAs
- BY virtue q a deed 90 trust dated Jplv i-rb.
ISIS, recorded IN Libet III. folio 90 q ne Iani
-recOrds ~ Washington county, District OF o.,
lumbia, and by direction - the holder % the n~s
e, ured thereby, viii sell ~ public auction IA
iont Of the promises, MONDAY, ApriI 2Oth.
rs, ~ Q clock y m, All those pieces OF pare :
81 iarc known AZ psrts a Lots numbered IOT, los.
~ ard lie, Ia atty Ahd Hawktns' Aiattion a.
Seorgetown, described as n 1ws. Beginning m the
north zoe a lst street s. feet east from FrderirS
Nfeet' thence runniue east Il feet; thence mort b.
sid pal alie with Frederick street rs feet 90 an
alley thence wet on said alley 81 fset and thsn,e
SUN g. the begin 9irg, sud also the Stable on tie
MOI ih side OF said alley heing tho ea-f-U 1,n-f A.
Tie but one of the 81 stables hull eut r4nf
n 4 On the Nsrth eide 4 saff alley
Terms Of sale. 80 O0n With iufprest AZ ten n-r
eli. rom yay I,th, ISIS, t"gether With the eE-
pentes a this sale. In cash. balance in 8 asa Il
~. hths, Win Interest ~ six Ger oeUt secured b.
lt'es and deed of trust on ~ properly. Osav-r-
srclnf NJ purchasers cot, S211 Aoun n hen tn ~ D.
rerty ts struck On. ~ the terms q ssle are not
Comriied with IN seven DAYS, the trustee reserves
tne rieht 70 resell the property AZ the risk and cost
OF the dcfsni ms purchaser.
eIo 1Hos BOWLING. AEctisnssr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-17

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