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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
Friar's Point. Phil Allin.................".5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Bee and barges, New Orleans.
Phil Allin, Friars Point.
Arlington. Cincinnati.
g. John f. Tolle, New Orleans.
A." Frank Forest, Haile's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Bee and barges, New Orleans.
" Pat Rogers, Cincinnati.
" A. J. White. Napoleon.
:" Clarksville, Arkansas river.
Belle of Texas, Arkansas river.
" John f. Tolle, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
James D. Parker, Phil Allin, Sam
Orr Arlington, Frank Forest.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river
here is stationary, and stands thirty four
feet nine inches above low water mark.
At Cairo the river declined four inches
yesterday, and at st. Louis one inch.
The upper Mississippi aud Missouri are
still rising slowly. The Ohio is rising
from Pittsburg TO Louisville. The lower
Ohio is falling at Evansville and Padu-
cab. Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
are falling. White river is declining.
Arkansas river declined thirty-six inches
at Little Rock yesterday. Red river at
Shreveport rose three inches yesterday.
In the bends below here the river is
rising at the rate of an inch in every
twenty-four hours. Below Napoleon
from the river, a sheet of water extends
over the entire country, and many have
been left in destitute condition by the
overflow. Business on the wharf is ex-
ceedingly dull, with a small list of boats
in port, and little movement in freights.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sunshine once more.
River here stationary.
The Bee and barges passed down last
night for New Orleans.
The GAINESVILLE and Belle of Texas,
for Arkansas river, had fair trips.
The Fort Gibson is due to-day from
Little Rock, and returns to Arkansas
river on Saturday.
The A. ]. White backed out last even
ing for Napoleon with fair trip. She
had also 10 barrels of -four and meal
and little bacon and hay for the suffer-
ers by the overflow. Charley Sharpe,
supercargo Of the White, will distribute
these things along the river at points
where they are most needed.
The Pat Rogers backed out last even
ing for Cincinnati with 399 bales of cot
ton, 10 tons of old iron and 40 cabin
passengers. Among the number was
Captain Reese Pritchard, who goes to
Evansville.
The Exporter, for New Orleans,
passed Evansville yesterday morning.
The MinneOla, for Memphis, left Gin
cinnati last evening.
The Oil City lett ST. Louis yesterday
for Memphis.
The Mary Boyd from Memphis arrived
at Little Rock yesterday.
The Mary Alice and barges en- route
to St Louis are due to-day.
The Nashville enters the CiEcinnati
and Nashville trade.
The toW5oat Dick Fulton will be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29
STEAMBOATS,.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas Packet Company
United States Mail Line-For Pine Bluh.
Smith.
FORT GIBSON holland. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON cry !,
w SATURDAY, May Cd, at 49,
GLENN & VINS0N, Agents.
5l-4 Wharf boat. foot Of Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29
COTTON.

The market this morning opened quiet,
with prices nominal. Liverpool was
reported quiet. with middling uplands at
st@9sd and Orleans at Ss@S9d; sales,
$4,000 bales. New York for spots was
quoted dull, with nothing doing and mid
dlings at l7ac; futures were steady. The
market here was inactive; holders were
offering freely, but asked prices above
buyers views. The demand was fair,
though transactions were light; up to
noon a few hundred bales of ordinary
changed hands at l2l@l3fc, low mid
dlings at l65@l63c and middlings at H..
BRIGHT cnttons continue scarce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29
Fnr qfncinnnti.

Memphis and Ohio River Packet Color
Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and nincin-
nati-The fine passenger steamer
JAS. d. PARK ER~.............. ......Wise, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE HsSs =
w THURSDAY, S0th inst, at 5
pm. Through tickets to New, a..,Asa'slA@
Sz7 so; Baltimore and Washington, $40 90.
Apply to e. d. COBB 4 CO., Agents.
bi-52 268 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29
UNTGHTs OF PXTHIAs.

TrrvrssyE LoDoK No. 5-Meets W.
49, n sdnesday night over Adams
st-eet Engine House, cor. Second street. g.
n MCLEAN. 9. C.; P. J. Moran; " " y.
siedt. nj. Of F.: "A. Hum, NJ. Of b. q
Grosr p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29

Tho fOlIoWlng is inc pfesent tafln IfOm NOW
| the GreatWestern Dispatch Fast Freight Line
| All rail-First class, 81 81; second class 81 49,
third class 81 o.; fourth class, SIC; fifth class.
&c.
The following are freight rates. V cwt.. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-29
For Cairo and 80. Louis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company--For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
CITY OF CHESTER. ......,......Zeigler. master
WILL LEAVE THE ELE- Huss =
w vator Building THURSDAY, R3lifiaikg
30th inst, at pm. ,'-A'1-'-A
For freight or passage apply to
AID. STORM,
5l-52 sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01
LARGEST Circulation in the District
Beading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY. .................N May 4, 1874
Where Co Advertise.

The STAR, which, from its start, has been the pa
per OF tia pie, has, by the pains taken TO MAKE
% safe, reliable. nersy and acceptable visitor TO
family, gained popularity pgst all classes
of the immunity second to that OF No newspaper in
the country with the same area OF population Kss
ing fall pace with the Extraordinary growth Of the
city, and reaching every household in the District,
and vide range outside, TEE STAR has now at
tanned circulation very mach larger than that Of
all the otter city dailies combined. This Is idle
claim, but ore We are prepared to establish ~ any
time by "beOks and papers" And this circulation,
ss stated above, IL universal, reaching the busi-
ness community, the wealthy, tse great indus
irisl forces. the skilled mechanics, the laboring
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
Keepers, the government employees, the Congress
nen-in short, there Is circle where The
STAR il not Q regular and welcome guest. The
result Is that The STAR affords unsurpassed sd
vastsses n . medium Of communication between
al glasses VI the community, the way Of the ad
JusiEsent Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

The fruit growers are Gnslly beginning to
emulate the truthfulness Of George Washington.
Heretofore II has been customary for them to
circulate reports about this time OF the year to
the effect that the fruit crop has been greatly
Injured, and that very small yield may be
expected. This year, however, adyices from
Maryland and Delaware agree in saying that no
material damage has been done to the fruit
crops ia those sections, and therefore there is a
prospect that the supply will be fully equal 70
that OF last year and the prices no higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

We trust the Baltimore american is no, in 90
bad business way a. to find it necessary TO
psnder to the hunkerish pro slavery element
OF Baltimore that is arrayed with the kindred
element in Washington in opposition to the
IaIty OF progress and improvement here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

While not coneurring in all that was recently
said in the House by Mr.. Lamar, of Mississippi,
as to the philanthropy and statesmanship of
Mr.. Sumner, the Richmond Enquirer saws it
"mGst admire and must applaud the manly
msgnsnimity, the elevated independence, and
the truly chivslric righteousness, with which
the gallant Lamar paid his hearty tribute Of
sincere respect to the memory OF q man with
whom neither he nor the southern people ever
had political sympathy or association. And
after that speech the northern man who saws
me south Is opposed TO reconciliation must
admit that be denies and deies the facts that
confront him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

ADDITION! DIVISION SILENCE,
Jas. l. Caldwell. VIM. P.woOd. Chas. A. Dana
" Y. Grnnhic-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

Gen. BoyLtcn has evinced a decidedly par
tisan spirit against the District government in
his DISPATCHES, but he has the fairness to say OF
the testimony OF Gov. Shepherd yesterday:
The mystery OF the two days secret session
OF The District investigating Committee was in
some part made known ts- day and while the
developments have been exceedingly ANNOYING
and embarT RAISING to Governor Shepherd, il is
but justice to him 70 say that his testimony pom
the matter was received by all fair minded men
as truthful in every particular. Gov
ernor Shepherd Was deeply moved while giving
has testimony in reference TO his lifelong friend
ana business associate, and there was much SYM
PATTY in the committee room while he was upon
the stand, but the straightforward manner in
which he gave his testimony and answered ALI
questions seemed to convince those present of
the truth OF his statement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

IHE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
TIE news Of the week, local and general; pro-
ceediBgs Of Congress and the District lezisIa-
ture; the Arkansas conflict: the ye,o of the
.hALee ohl; large amount Of literary m after.
stories Poe ms and sketches, society and fashion
~ i,s masnlngton news and gossip. sgricultu-
"a, items, household receipts, &C., SC.
IerAS: One dollar and a half Der annum. in
Aavsnes, single copies Eve cents, in WTsnners
ready for mailing. "isPPefs'
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SUMMER RESORTS

WHrRE ARE YOU GOING 70 spend the san.
w merg Before you decide, send staalp Tor rlrru.
LAT to ROBERT wALTER, N D, Wsrnersviii@
Berks county, Pa. aplS-la,
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OPENING TODAY:
52I SEVENTH STREET, NEARF
THE GREAT $40 900 TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLAk) SALE OF
Ready-Made Clothing.
f So S pes Of ~ rss az So a. q 50 e and 500
l90 0 Boys Sse.e 81. s2 %, s. 09, and $3.50.
REMEMBER, FINE GOODS LOW PRIuEs.
$4,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING,
REGARDLKss OF Co.'S,
At The Great Sale of Men, Boys and Oaild ren's
Clothing.
zHs1 MgsTE IS s sStB:
THEY MUST Sc SOLD
BARGAiYS SHALL RULE The DAY.
Remen Der, the Sale commences TO-DAY, and
WI continue until the eotirs stock Is closed out
Benember, these soOls to be closed out re-
CARELESS OF cost. They must be sold at
NO. 5aI SEVENTH STREET, NEAR +.
Two doors below Old Oak Hall Clothing House.
NoTICE.-1be Partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned is this day assolve ed BY
Apriiai, is1i ED. j. HUMAN.
undersigned VIII continue this business and
sR29 ST. WIN. b. DOUGLASS.
/ VALENCIA ORANGES,
AsPlN"ALL BsAMS6 sH, ,
spasst NV. BURoHELL, 1881 + street.
EOR skLE-A sms quantity Of SPRING DRY
GoODS VIII De sold at q great sacrifice upon
ap2s-6t DUNOANsON BROS.
II BAL Co-0PERATI0N.
/ TEA that will please At SO cents a pousd.
Wv. BUROHELL,
ap2s-f Hooe Building, 1882 street.
+ Nv Ar SO CENTS POUND.
ATTY it.
ar2s II Hooe Building, 1892 street.
| IME' LIMKH LINEN
wooD-BURRT LIaE.
| 81 90 per barrel
/ Delivered in all parts of the city;
sp2s-6m street. bet 10Th and lin n. ".
a DVkN YUUR PARKs AND LAWNS
FOUNTAINS, Vase ms isos CHAIRS, SET
,i Ls5ss variety At tss Slate, H.9tsl and Sh.nds
apas I'm HAMILTON a PEARSON.
A GOOD CHANCE
We have 70, sale number Of second: hand SEW
Ing MACHINES, Of nearly all the dihereat makes
Wilson sses as vii .s low rates Be-
sure to call on rs before buying q machine else.
4 where.
P.J. STEER 4 SON, Agents
.Is.st ~ Isl Psnnssirani. .1s sn'e.''
Ww.H kosISsoS, s.A- RoBISsoN, F.v.RoBINsoN
POfOMAC IRON WOaKS.
| NJ. hQBiMsOG Bro. PRoPRIEroRs.
MAJ HlAIeTs, EHGINDERS, AND BOILER
81 Vote. sa Hiss a.a e5. 81; .s.o,,aorn, D. @.
.crissioe: :, Ill ~ Wert, and Mas hinery Of all de-
esery design, either wrought, cast iron or 1ire
r..mw SSsntlon given to repairing on the most
| .ee.se.s VIII. mars1-1m
HE AND FIRE INs0KAN0I LOSSES
| QUESTIONS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
| COMPANIES AND THE ASSURED
ADJUSTED AT 1000 PENHA. AvlNuu
apls-lm JOIN =. LlGARER;
NO HUnBU0..L.. R!Qn VIII PAY Q fair e,.n
~ Ires aS6 sny Risq 2, LodiS:'a Gs9ts' ssA Qail
81 0He, &C., 623 tn O., between 2 and q, south
n 70 by mall promptly attended to. iyS-iy
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Elk PIAUTIFuL BUILDING LOTS,
sHen con- Sims feet Trent b. &c feet deep, 20 an
neat sIeei scrss lies on sr.ae. frost. s. fsss:
sss ed i9s ss ~ s.' e: nSlodiSs ssosr. .s
81: In 1 ''i' to .:S f ASTEi;sss 81. in
FOB RrST-Lsrge elegant FRONT BOOM,
= sseond nsot, untgr1ished, 90 gyrscn. withsai
thi!d noor, with al modern i'm Prov SInt. ~ No
soa ssh street northwest arm
LOB RENT OR sALR-The HOUSE oocpp,ad
* p asp rsh.
.,,,.lm No. A "a fssn. SE 1.a,s ave.
EoR ksEr-siI large Rooms, uafarni.6ed.
1913 Fan;.. I've eommnnicstias ROOMS,
hSlBrErsoS HowAEs, Ne ss. . E.,s,s Agent
Fo6R .I RkN,I s,I,5 IUSs HoJkL, .Oa,hsest
f hssg g PssS' Son. IS
Johnson ;Nn \ us ish street northwest, wssh,as
LOB sALE-2s SMALL HOUSES, Brics sod
L Frame, four rooms, tvs SORES, win be sSld
very co. ap; eastern, western, northern and south
es eI A s Is .c tSrs
nye three,story press prick front HOUSES, elsh'
sns.e xP,9 sfi street 1s!iSS e east side
LOB sALE-Ats bargain, 9 three-s story BRICK
sn. aeteT. rsTIr hes,s soo' ,,hins rooms, With
sIpiy TO A. M SMITH, $50 y street nv. sps in
Fon EMILE. L:rgs Rooms, % ~ co, with
Building ID street, beiween 6h ard fth Po-.essi1 ~,
given At any time. Aprly on the premises spS sm
FOB sALk-A BRICK DwELLfsG, stories.
Il teD ICONS, modern improvements; will be soils
Wth or Without furnliure. en- moderate terms. Ap-
sly on the premises, 100 sh street northwest, bet.
E0k SALE OR BtNT -The very desirsbls
\ RESIDENCE and GROUNDS stioining the res
ervolr on Georgetown Hsishts, formerly occupi-d
by President Grant, and NV By J. Harris GastroIl
The house IL large, furnished with all the modern
improvements, and is suitable for entertaining; the
shrubbery ana eyeTSreep.; the sit1s,ion H. ansnr
passed BY IN the District having s2lend IA yicE
The sroTDos are very isrss csntsSsIS oo nstT
ninety thousand square feet; The property wiz be
on eSsy terms OF rented to hrs,olsss tsnsRt
Apply TO I; L. HUME. Of Hall q ume, grocers,
e01 PenDsylyania avenue. mar2s Sn
FOB sALK-DwKLLINGs.
BRICKS.
u, between 9Th and 10th. northwest, SIS 90.
n street, between fhh and i?th, sIiy0S
CoIooran ct bet. 18th and l4th, i've, each $500
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, 5000.
NJ street. near Sd, complete, 81 90.
Defrees street, seven rosms, 81 co.
K st. northwest, two houses, 900 and sls OOO
FRAmEs.
T sin, new ID street northwest, each sisoO.
r st. northeast rooms, large lot, cheap, sl1sO.
SIS and Sis 7th northeast, new, eight rooms,
con piet e.: large lots, each $3.50.
NV Ts ION nS ne hse looms siis
Sewer and improvement Taxes paid on the most
Apply to wM. L. BRAMfIALL & 90,
y 81 Estate AID lns france Agents,
rr,s Marble Building opposite Patent . uce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

The THREATENED STRIKE IN New YORK
The LabOrer's Union meeting of New York on
wednesday evening adopted a resolution to
strike as soon as the attempt shall be made to
require ten hours work per day; and it was
further resolved that so long as the strike NAV
continue, - week shall be paid to marie 4
and 50 to single men from the funds of the
nlOn- The master mechanics are divided, the
Empress says, on the question, As the master
masOns refuse to state whether they will abide
byth resolution adopted by the master me-
ehsnies on April eth fixing the days of labor at
ten hours after May 18th. J0urneymen have
held meetings expressing their opposition to
TINS new regulation, it being. as they say, "in
antagoniSm with the established law of both
the state and the national governments"
Among the most decided opponents are the
bIIekiaysrs, stonemasons, pIasterers and stone
cutters. IL Is understood, therefore that there
VIII be no united action on Monday next, ana
employers will be at liberty to hire men either
Ior ten OF eight hours per day, as they may Il nd
10 be the most sdvanta geous. Some of the
l mons have agreed, it Is stated, to allow thu
members the option of working ten hours if thew
cannot obtain employment at eight hours. the
exceptions to this being the bricklayers, mason
and st0Ie-cutters' unions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01
PERSONAL

N ADAME FLUhkNOk, rae Cslsbrarsd Cgat.poV
~ oEt, is uneq ualied m testing the past present
abo future OF your life, ia causing speedy marriages.
bilDRing The sepAf stod together aud pointing out
me sure way OF tuSc.ss in lIfe. matters uf bust
ness her odFlce Ne lug auatle. She gives universal
hatslsctlob' none ever regret Consulting her Sat-
lssctlon gwen or no pay. Can be consulted ~ her
farlors, No. al 4Ih street northwest. mari 2nis
a BcoLuTK DINUhOks OBTAINED FEOa
"A COuh1s OF different States Cor desertiou, SC
10 publicity required No charge until dIvOroo
Granted Address n. HOUSE, Attorney, Isa
BIOaoNey, n Il decl-stn-
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MEDICAL, DC.

~ LID Oh. DARBY" has better facilities than
" ever iOr prscslciBg his great specially Oar
one ohdTgc made for sd ice aud msdciue. Drus
Sore, G, TheT "a street aud Pennsy vanIa aveuu
tSOIOnI1auon bHlIdlng aps lm-
hi. JANk WILSON, thoroughly experienced
~ and scieniinc Midwife aud Ladies Physician
Ladies attended 70 81 their residence At auy hour
nlsnt OF DAY or psasslt rooms and the best Of st
tendance Il the Doctors private residcnce sth
stTeet, BET setn and n. Business sacredy comb
Genital .,.r1
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BOARDING.

i76 PENNSYLVANIA AvEEUE-First class
gas and bath. 1erms to suit. Transient, l.5o per
DAY. Ap2j-2w'
GO0 PER MONTH for hrst-cIass BOARD 70
Wv families; SIS per menth for hrst-clas Ia
BILE Board. Furnished and unfurnishtd Rooms TO
rent low. No. 500 II street northwest, corner 18th
street. ap3lus
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Dana.

The New York Graphic Of yesterdly has the
following by way of comment upon the attempt
Of Dara 10 evade the damaging charges of
James L. Caldwell, of the PhiIaielphia jswelry
firm:
We give from this mornings Ssa the state
meIt Oi William Il. Wood, touching his rsla-
items with james L. Caldwell. 1t will be
noticed.
1. That Wood has nothing to saw respecting
Csldweil's charge that he (wood) was paid
$40 a. the representative Of Charles a. Dana
IOr supITessiDg an article respecting the alleged
FRAUDS On the government by that firm.
z That Charles A. Dana himself has not de-
hieu mat Mood was his agent in approaching
James T. Caldwell TO get money from him for
suPlressIng an article which would have in
JuIed the reputation of the firm.
When this charge originally appeared in the
well before the Ways and Means Committee,
We naturally supposed that Wood had simply
been making use of the reputation of the San
70 "strike" the firm, without the kno~ledge of
Mr. Dana But what is curious in the case IS
that Dir. Dana has not seen fit to DENY his rela-
tionship with Wood, while the latter, evidently
AZ the insIigati0n OF the SUN. makes such ex-
plantations as he can in the columns OF mat
Journal OF course Mr.. Dana will come out all
Ilght eventually; but ought not this case saUS
him how much easier IL Is to make damnAtOry
charges than TO dispr0ve them-ho1 din suit il
Is occasionally for honest men to explain what
may be merely accidental appearances-snd
how careful journalists should be in regard TO
admitting TO their columns charges against pri-
Nate individuals, unless the testimony is over
whelming and susceptible OF legal proof.
In the meantime all that the Sun has to say
hereafter touching corruption at Washington or
elsewhere must be taken with ma8y grains of
allowance. The allegations may be instig ated
by strikers, such as this Wood Is alleged TO be,
and wlO have relations with Mr.. Daaa which
that gentleman may lind It difficult to explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

nBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-HagsV
W Reiief 10 fOVHs Men IRON the effects Of nrrors
and Abuses in Early life. Manhood Restored. I'm
pediments TO Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New aud remarkable ren edies. Books
and Circulars sent free, IN sealed envelopes, Adj
dress, H0WARD ASSOCIATIONS, no. = south
Ninth street, Philsdelpkia, Ps.,-sn Institution
and professional skin. fobs-sesm
NJ rs. II, =. IREkCh, VE PhILADHLfHlA,
w the celebrated Reliable Olalrvoysnt Physicisi
and TEST sdiuIR, has located 81 1918 New YORK
svenue. Onoe hours-n q. m. 20 D, N. EnEsss-
ments car be INSIDE for evenings. lelf-ly
LkmALA DIskAsks Of ca 1inds gre.soa. De-
cine vii btsent. Address Mrs.. DIR. THOMPeOp,
No. e<e North 18th strest, Phtlsdelphss. issH-ly
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y <l6 lerH eTkHKr, NEAR Pa AVENUE,
IRON lolg en- perleDoe In both hospital aud
private practice, viii guarantee cure In eli Bis
eases OF The Urinary Organs, GOnorrhRa, Gleef,
structure, 50 hllls, and epermatUrrhRa. Gases q
SonoIrhcea recently contracted cured In 90 days.
~ phls N all ts stages quickly cured, and the DO.
scn entirely eradiOated from the system without the
use OF mercury. epermatOrrh0rs, brought on By
excuses and abuse in youth, csGins loss u memory
end insanity, general debility, organic mess,
inpOtencY, nerS Gus lrrftzbilty, symptoms Of con-
semPtlon, Indigestion, pslpltatiOn Of the hear,
pains IN bsck, dimness Of sight giddiness, evil
forebsdlngs, self distrust, &C, speedily cured BY
newly discovered remedies. Or. B, located for
many years Of y =. kutaw street, Baltimore, Nd .
has consonted, after many solicitations by hiH
biDgton patrons, 20 open permanent once in that
city, where he may be Consulted every Wodne sdsy
and SATURDAY IN each week, from m. 20 o. m.
laBl.ly
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HaBLE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAILORSf FINE CL0rHyERS
msyl.tr Corner 1th and ID Streets,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOR

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE BARGAINS.
JUST OPENED:
Ladies, Lisle Thread tvo.buttoa Gloves, asc.
LsSss Li is,s Thread Ha1f SsnntIsts, CSC.
Cents sir Mixed Gloves, SOC WV
9oos Rubber Dressing Combs, Csc.
T9oth, Ssil and aair fI asSs ssg Is; z''
First.olsss two button Kids, all colors, ST.
faian!s L.es osps and Hoods, ST. eAr '0i
ID Infant. band band made Spill. phyt Sacks, 81
Ladies Ghs@.e, skirts, d3Sn,, long and short,
nsss :tyi. Of sGsd g. sS
and dealt. Gfii;k ITs: ssc T5 Soc s sna e.
Steel Table Knives and Steel Forks for 81
Triple Plate Butter Knives, SOC.
Pdssed %Ss on s sfdsa rs with 81
mat and back con piete, only 81.
t rsISy ps'' SIX ai n es al
scolch GiDgnam Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Best LARGE G%9rsss: and 10 ribs, Scotch Cling
Ssn b b..s R MsFSf sss a,I .s a
sClesr Glass Goblets, SOC
Splendid Corsets, embroidered, 81.
shawl Straps, Soc; nice satohols and Travelling
100 stereoscopic Views of Wa.hiug ION, Niagara
Falls, hudson River, Mountain Scenery, Watkins
Glen, &C., al per doZsp.
Fine Stereoscopes, 81, at
SILVER BRRG'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
apps u NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AvKsuE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01

IUST AMI FOUND,
STRAY AWAY-On Sunday, April 10Th, q
- white spd black spotted Russian
BLOOD HOUND. liberal reward willAD[
TO WIN. TAYLOR, sos @ street n. ". ml-2t"
g REM ARC-Lost or sIrayed, ON Tuesday,
W. April 2otn, ult., one light ed MILCHo
cow, with white face, red eyee long str aigh. III "
horns, aid Strap n neck. The above rewsrdKA
18th street road, near Schuetzen Park. MIST
L 0ST-On thu SOth, near corner 9Th st aud Penn
- avenue, POCKET BOOK, con aiming sun.
will be paid if returned to g.. YOUNG, Star Of
nee. apSD 3ts
con RlWARD.-Lost-A POCKET BOOK,
3IO containing $50 in money, rubber covered
sold Pencil and two Insurance Receipts; green
leather, gold clasp, marked with initials A. D.;
supposed to have been lest in near Davis & Cal
Tiers. Return to j. A. MCGOWAN. 1429 st.
NO questions asked. ap79-3t