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The effects OF the reduction of railroad
freights on Cumberland coal, combined with
troubles at the Pennsylvania mines and the
sweeping away OF railroad bridges in that
state, thus interfering with transportation,
are shown by the published statement of
shipments from Cumberland last week The
increase last week over the same week last
year Is 5,Ss' tons For the present year, up
10 the 10th instant. 223 ~; tons 10 cwt. were
shipped, showing a decrease as compared
with The like period in 1914 of jj.CJ2 tons Il
cwt. baltimore and Ohio railroad, decrease.
5i-oSI tons IS cwt.; Pennsylvania railroad,
decrease, Sos tons Il cwt. The week stated
above was the first this year To show an in
crease in shipments compared with the cor
responding week OF last year, I.i6S tons 10
ewt. OF increase having been b. Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. and :, I0s tons cwt by
Pennsy lvania railroad. But this revival
VIII rot help the canal interests unless the
freight charges are reduced TO correspond
with the rail reduct lons
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a LII kINIs OF 0RNTLEHEN OAST-Of1
best advantage By addressing or calling on JUSTH,
Ply street, between 9Th and 3th streets northwest
SO& - U66
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4 JUSTICE COURT. BEFORE T.. b ROBIN
Il SON, one Of the Justices of the Peace IN and for
the District If Columbia, the 18th day If March,
ID. ISIS.
JosEFHlSE JOSH
No. 34i-Debt. $50
n. III BARKER,
On motion Of the Plaintiff, ID is ordered that the
Defendant cause his appearancet 10 be entered herein
OF before the 18th day Of April, A. d lS75 other
wise the cause will be proceeded with in of
default. T.. r. ROBINSON. J. p. Seal
Room 8, frs. floor, No. 40 Barbour's Law Build
ing
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Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
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A s T u o L o G Y.
MADAME ROSS,

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me-
dunn be consulted at No. 901 street corner Of
I'd, nor IA -est. She has no superior in deiineatng
the Past Present, and Future. In love or business
her advice is invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your enemies, and informing you Of the
way to success in all undertakings. Consulta-
ton st-sc.ly confidential. Ladies, q; gentlemen,
Sl60. jyN-ly
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DUY NOW, BUY NOW, BUY NOW 4.
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7 ESSONS ON GUITAR AND PIANO, $40 and
-, ~ jig Per quarter; viii teach pupils At. ~
ELLIS Music Store, OF address No. 213 10Th
street southwest, mArH iW*
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
nR. LEON:
- The well known and for many years the Oldest
established Specialist in Washington, has removed
to No. 81 SARATOGA, CORNER ST. PAUL STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Specially, Female Complaints. Consultations
strictly confidential. marl7 Wv
SSATISFACTION - CURES WITHOUT IN
- TERNAL MEDICINE. 81 PER BOTTLE.
Sold at Narn's corner 9Th and Pc nnsylyania ave-
nue.; COuehlin's, Masonic Temple; Stotts, Pennsyl-
yania avenue; Dooley :, Capitol Hill, and at Dr.
street. marl5 lmf
hR. BUCKLER JONES has returnespto' Balti-
u more Old office, 33 n Calvert street.
Female diseases speciality. Consultation con-
hdentIal. sepl5 I'M
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Mrs. DIR. ELLIS,
lVl The trCTld JsnOrnei Planet Reader AstTotogtstD
Tells Past, Present and Future, Love, Courtship.
Marriage, Property Lost or Stolen, Law Suits, Bust
ness most successful in, Sickness or Death, Final
Result Of all Undertakings. Office hours-9 a. IN. to
ga p. m. sic 10th street northwest. Lose no time
But one week longer. mars I'm
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HooMs CoRNER sTu AND . STREETS

~ Y. M. G. A.
r9Sns c4 fEoTs sIT s a 26 =; STREETS
psiiy Prsye1 Meet h :. Il ls,s and ~ p.m, u"
Circrl- ting Library, over B.eo volumes; terms
se,iabie FRIDAY. A priI 81; last of the season.
Young hens Meetings texclusively@, Sabbath
s.hb-'h afternoon services in Lincoln Hall By the
various pastors o. the city At $50 p. m.
E,sIy Que CO. daily invited. msr25-tr
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHISGToN, ID. G., March "a, ISIS;
tbs District of Columbia to Commercial Agents,
Pedolers, and TO all Produce Dealers at large and
on WEDNEsDAY. the sist inst. An persons 50 en-
ecs aeeorRs to the existing reSuaons
uayzs5t Collector District of Columbia.
SsNOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS;-Fiys per
w cent: penalty is by law now added to all IN
raid TAX bills of the current year during the month
be six per cent. saving OF one per cent will
therefore be effected by payment during the present
AIs@ By act Of 0S2grss;s .gsr9ssd March sls7s,
ii aaf 81 the
hrst Gay OF each succeeding month from and after
EECoN3MIzEC- co 9PERtTIVE PUR-
Sh Dry in
Clothing, Boots and Shoes. &c, whereby members
which the Bivs Ticka was issued expired March /,
and from that date TO September the Membership
Ticket is Whus, and is the only one that will be
recognized By the dealers Ladies or gentlemen can
secure tickets, good till Sc ptember l. payment of
50 cents: Apply for full Information, between the
hours Of and p. M, to
ALFRED CJ0UGHLY. Secretary.
mar25-lm SIT 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
EfRsT QUALITY BEEF-wil have on SIT
the Farmers and Butchers Market, George e--Ns
town, some of the finest BEEF that has been offered
for
Also, Spring LAMB, MUTTON aud VEAL Of
fine quality. GEO. KENGLA BRO,
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DRY GOODS.

NEwhnNp2 p PEs . 3 ~ -. rLadN nsLAIs
25-3l-3sis-3o.
New STYLES CALICO, :, 10, Ia.
Full width SHEETfNG. ~. x, ~.
Full width SHEE1lNG, TNtlied ara New Nerk
Mills, both new make~-~rlcndid a. oas
Splendid sH HITTING COTTON, l2le.
White BEDSPREADS, ~ cts. and 81.
Wash POPLINS, 10 cts.
A new make BLACK ALPACA, ~ 50 cts, the best
we sold at that price. Try IL.
GEO. ,. JOHNSON q Co.,
uareo-tr III Market Spsce.
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PERSONAL.

HAkE NOTICE.-An persons are hereby
Il toned against purchasing or negotiating u Ger
tihcate of Stock in the Second National Bank of
Washington, ID. C., for fifty shares, number 20, is
sued May Eth, 1S73, to Geo. w. Bailock, the same
having been stolen.
2a q
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
Rights OF the States M 20 Charter and

The final disposition by the United States
Supreme Court yesterday OF the long pend
ing claim of the state of Maryland against
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
for arrears OF what has commonly been
known a the capitation tax imposed on the
company, afbrms certain principles OF law
OF very great Importance. The Baltimore
SIN In reviewing the decision which, as was
stated in THE STAR yesterday was adverse
TO the company, says it rests exclusively on
the ground of the Constitutional right of the
state 10 reserve to itself any proportion OF
the revenues Of the road, chartered by itself.
whether derived from the transportation OF
passengers or goods. That Is TO say, the state
claimed one-fifth of the receipts of passenger
fares and the United States Supreme Court
affirms the validity of such demand. The
right OF the states to build roads and charter
roads, and to charge and to authorize others
70 charge what tolls they please, and to an
mex what conditions they please to the grant
OF such charters is affirmed i'm the brOa lest
terms. Should such eXactions become SO
onerous as to interfere with interstate com
municatiOn Congress would have an I'M
doubted right 10 interfere IN Ter the cOastitu-
tional authority gwen that body TO regulate
commerce, establish post and military roads.
&C. The practical value of the decision 10
the treasury of the state may be roughly es-
tAnudtcu III TOullu numbers as at least one
half million of dollars. IL covers not only
the balance claimed TO be due by the state I'D
10 January 1, 1870, but oHe-ffth OF all the
passenger fares collected over the Washing
ton branch since that time, for which other
suits have been brought by the state, and for
the exact entertainment of which, both prior
and subsequent to 1870, a bill for All account
has been filed in equity.
Having been defeated in the courts. the
railroad company will probably appeal to
the legislature for relief, that body being
now the only source from which relief can
come There are several very good reasG rs
why the law imposing this tax should be re-
pealed; the first Of which is that il is paid
not by the railroad company, but by the pas
sengers, who are made up OF persons from all
sections of the Union. The courts have de-
cided that the tax is not technically a '.capi-
tation tax" but ii virtually amounts to that
since the one-fifth tribute must be exactei
by the company from every person passing
over the road The state has laid no such
burden on the other line connecting Balti-
more and Washington, and to continue the
imposition III the case Of the Baltimore and
Ohio certainly looks like an unfair discrimi-
nation.
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Jo- Howard, son of Deacon Howard, OF
Beecher's church, and author of the forged
proclamation parpOrting 10 be from Presi-
dent Lincoln, has tried his hand again, it
will be seen, by issuing in his paper, the "
\. Ssor, forgery purporting to be Mrs. Til
tons letter to Judge Nelson. The Beecher
party in Brooklyn must be in a desperate
way when they resort TO such tactics, and
use such agencies as these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

Subscriptions for "the Oshkosh sufferers
will now be in order. Let them be made con-
tingent upon a change in the name of this
unfortunate city. The Oshkoshers or Osh-
koshians owe this much to the afflicted PEG
pie who are called upon TO pronounce IL, or
whose sense of euphony is outraged by see
ing IL in print.
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Representative Kelley having made tour
through the south, and come back regretting
his vote on the "Force BILL the New York
Eees'ino Posi- suggests that he step over to
England this summer, and thinks he might
possibly be converted to free trader. II
further suggests that Hon. Sam Randall ac-
cOmpanv him Across the Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

The President has been earnestly pressed
10 define his position on the third-term aues-
lion, but beyond saying that he cannot de-
cline nomination before IL is rendered him
he has steadily declined TO answer. The
Boston TfdreLler, understanding that Judge
Pierrepont is not ''thiri-termer," draws
the not unreasonable Inference that in max
ing him Attorney General the President in
directly answers the question
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DRY GOODS.
MUST BE SOLD
To CLOSE BUSINESS.
&c. wIswALL a CO,

TuE ExrIks srocKo
&c. wIswALL CO.,
To Ne sold ~
ACTUAL COST, WITHOUT RESrRrF
OUR GREAT CLOSING oUr sALE
VIII he continued on MONDAY. May 81. b,u.
oaeT %
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS
90 rurcbssers 81 Dry Goods.
Ba,ing decided upon change q business A. ~.
earliest prSctio able date, now prop 80 "a trc,.
the present volume Of sales by the f,it,rf,r
GREAT ATTRACTIONS, believing that in ,rI--
60 FORCE SALES 20 enable us q close out ~.
entire stock Mt the date Contemplated by ,Br a.
rancemsnts, IL viii be necessary % submit 10 To-.
on = large portion Of our Goods.
We refer 90 the following quotations an earnest
Of what We intend GO d..
BLACK SLIM.
Ali the celebrated makes, embracing large aact,,,
purchases, @ be sold At average discount Of u
per cent. frun regular prices.
BLACK CASHMERES e BLACK TAxTSF
at about two thirds ordinary rates
BLACK and FIGURED GRFNfDTNTy
large overstock. which must b. cl,z,d. viii he
offered a. low IS ten cents sna upwards pr yard.
involving an actual loss q more than - pr cent 90
original cost.
BLACK dLPACAS
Tn, most popular brand IN the market actually s,iI
At O. cents viii he forced st s. y GEMS
PARASOLS AND Sun JNBREIrAV
New and elegant styles Tvilled SIk. Pear sal
Ivory Handles al Cost.
ONE CfNE PON,sEFS
Which have freely sold a, % oea,, viii BE- .scrif-
a. - cents.
PFRCALES.
Best q cent goods atIC's
$500 SPRING sHAWLS for s2.50.
New SPRING PEfSTS. fast colors, % ceu's
A lot Of DELANES At 10 cents per yard
4 fun line Al cost.
HS-INDUCEMENrS NEVER SURPASSED,
eS-No goods sold on credit
- WtSwABL co.
rraXalr No 2rn III q near Pm .ronr.
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Something must be the matter with our
Vice President. He absolutely refused to
talk with an interviewer in Ohio the other
day. But he is still able TO travel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

The Charleston Is. c. Ntlcs has male q
plucky fight against ex-Congressman C. C.
Bowen, sometimes known as Bigamous
Bowen,) who being sheriff OF the county, and
having an undue opportunity TO manipulate
the jury and work the court machinery to his
own ends, attempted to crush that paper by
hbelsuit- To the credit, however of the
court and jurors the effort failed, and though
the case ended in mistrial or failure 10 find
a verdict. IT appears that but one juror of the
twelve was in favor of conviction. The N,acs
is to be congratulated upon the result of its
firm stand on behalf OF the liberty of the
rreSs and public morals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

Mrs Tilton, IL is stated, is exceedingly
anxious TO tell her story on the witness
stand. Well, which OF her stories does she
propose to tell?
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-On Sunday. between street and Epiphany
IL Church. small EAR RING. Any one leaving
II at No. 1925 street northwest will be suitably
rewarded. may43 ST.
/ OST-A GOLD EARRIRG, black enamel, set in
cross OF white pearls, going from the corner OF
nth and G streets to 1888 Connecticut avenue
northwest: suitable reward il returned to WIN.
u. POWERS, 1888 Connecticut avenue NV m4 81
GS0 REWARD-Lost, the 18th of April, on
SslO thu Avenue. between 9th and 18th streets,
an ENVELOPE Containing 500, the savings Of a
yonng lady for the past eight years The finder will
fee. an2g-st
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PERSONAL.
As T = o L o q Y .
AxDAME ROSS.

Tim celebrated Lady Astrologis snA Healing Me-
q, northwest. She hes no superior In delineatinG
the Past, Present, and Future. In love or busneGs
pointing out your enemies, and inferfng you Of The
sure way 10 success In I'll undertakines. Consulta-
ol0. N3-ly
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Hs;iiHfeC ( fsi
Ssy q sHs
at o,elcck - m 70 take seton upon PROPOSITION
dsne. JOHN HITZ,
$ SH s ;ssdsssss .E1SsSar
j 5hFHs I. FE ESSEslssr.
Washington, D. O.. April 10th. ISIS. spio's.
k2ElGs T2 RMssk so Sk k, ,is Fl
teenth street, in anticipation Of an amendment 70
eIsriy CLAIMS ROB DhMAdKs By rs.ssn 1 of Of
.snss IN sssSs Also pay special
TN Z oBIkkkkEk5s , . co.
BANK OF DrfSs ; $;ss fi;ss!Rh4dsar, oorlro-
SGpss IN A. 4:
Buy and Sod and slseT CONN., and
.nd Foreign Coin Drssts on Europe ON first class
Loans negotiated in all marketable securities In.
ormstion for ny e.irs cheerfully furnished Iy
rSH ID. COOK, Dr., 4 CO.,
BaNKERs.
DsAhUrL O. f N1ISky PUBLIC
octH-u OpvIcK-SrAR BUILDING
Wy AND A UCTIONEER, 1919 Pennsylvania
trusted to him and makes early returns. spl2 I'm"
NAPLE sue STsA = I.I,. ,,,,n v.,-,on,
q. g. CoRN"Ft INE Ss S92CHEss
myaa 1.1spa .v. op 1' SHaSsf Hotel.
STRAW HATS.
= Boys BOYS, STRAW HATS fer school. Children's
match suits. b. Il. sTINEMETz Halter, u
myt tr 1887 fennsylyania syenns.
" G. C. CoRNwgLLk SONS,
141s rEsNsrLv flSh S SvHeSEM&S'
my4-,r Opposite wiliard's Hotel.
HATS HATsI!
Fresh stock Fine sof. FELT HATS, Black0
and Mixed Stiff DERBY HATS and many other u
nfn Patterns a5S Ms,sT
5OO G spou1d can. TOMATOES, best brands;
=" u 'ohN '' tfaE t = ksSSSEf:
14ls Pennsylvania avenue,
my4 r Opposite Willards Hotel.
GGaaSN59 SALMON, SaKbINEs,
q. q. CORNWELL SONS.
FINE GROCERS.
my4tr 141s Pa. av opp. willard's Hotel.
TNTHE SUPREME G9TRT Of THE DISTRICT
Ths 4th Day Of bI0y, 1875
WAsHISGToS WATERS, Plaintiff, THOMAS HIrE
and Others, Defendants In Equity. No. 1926,
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr. Waters his at.
% Irabes Hit 'nIs he Bpsene CnrSns
VI Buckley Jacob II Grove and Mary Ann Grove,
his wife, John X White. Robert T. White Alfred
v. White, Juliet D. White. Betty j. Atkinson,
Susan Arms rIng; Juliet Tahh, Robert White,
Louisa White, Fanny White, Lucy White, Marga'
ret Darlington, Susan Hull, Dyna Carroll, Alice
Thompson. Mary Carter, John Tapscott, Ann Duck
or, John Brooke, Francis Brooke, Berkeley Brooke,
Juliet Lyle Brooke, Martha Chermside, Elizabeth
e. Tuch Juliet A; Gilmer, George II Gitmer,
James Il. Gilmer ard Thomas W. Giimer, cause
their appearance TO be entered herein or before
th FIRST rule day occurring forty days after this
9th rwlse the cause will be proceeded with case
u default BY the Court: A. NTLIE, Justice.
81. MEICs. Clerk my4tu.st
DIANO FOB RENT-A 71.-octave Rosewood
Case Piano, nearly new. Inquire at-
1920 ith street northwest, between Cor
coran and X streets. my32tf NVHVv
EOR SHORT TINE 1NLY.-Do You wish to
Il acquire distinction and become the architect of
your own fOrtune-an EDcy clopedia indis pensable-
can have CHAMBERS latest revised edition, 10
volumes complete, SIS, usually sells for s55 Mr.
daily from p. m. mays6t*
INCREASE AND DECREASE OF SALES
SEWING MACHINES
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SELLING GOODS FoR GLORY NOT FOR
PROFIT

VIII OPEN MONDAY, May 30, ISy5.
1900 yards very best CalcOcs, Sac.
2 ieSe9 :. :. :. choice styles, &c.
0go g" good Paper Cambria, &c, worth Zoe.
500 Cotton Remnants, Sc, worth H..
200 . new Spring plaids, l5c worth Csc
2nD !" Victoria SuitinRs, mixed, &c worth isr
500 brilliant Figured Dress Goods, I5c.,
worth sc.
1000 WHITE PLAID oRGANDIEs, l5e., worth
&c. very fine.
St.o yards Union Linen Suitings, l2c worth 2sc.
The best assortment Spring Dress Goods the city
Q have new Plalds at Is, IS. Sic, Camels Hair SS
New stock Spring Mixtures, Csc
Double width Poplins, &c
Real Sill Pongees, Soc, sold at 81.
POngees Lusters, 25c.
Bargains in Black Alpscs.. beautiful black, fyc
worth Stsc-: BIC. Alpaca, worth DC.
SatiDe stripe Gre9Adine in all colors. &c.
Black Grensdine 25s worth Shxc and oi her graies
White Piau~, I21sc.. worth sc.
Yard wide Percsle, Ice, worth 2ac.
:. l2isc., worth l6c.
Table Linens 37hc.. selling al SOC
Feather Ticking-, 3oc.
Ia yards wide Cotton, t2izc., dirt cheap.
stock Of $40 coo must be sold and We intens
TO cut them cheap for cash.
Call aud be convinced a. the popular Dry Goods
store.
C. M. fOWSON . CO..
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AvEyuE,
Near 7th rect northwest.
j. w. MCKEE, TapsO-trl O. M ToWsoN
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1lR. KOBEKTNON,
LIZ 4lS 10Th SIR


- AIS 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa. AVE-
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice, will guarantee a in all Diseases the
Urinary Organs Gonorrh9s a, elect, Structure, SypL-
HE and spermatorrhHa Cases of Gonnorrhea re-
Gently contracted cured in to days. Syphilis in all
its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicsted from the SYSTEM without the of mer-
curry. Spermatorrhea, brought on by excuses and
abuse In youth, causing loss of memory and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness, impote ncy,
Gus irrltablity, symptoms Of ption, indiges
ton papitation of the hoart pains in back dimness
OF sight or gddiness evil forebodings, self distrust,
&C, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies.
Or; r., located for many years at 19 5. Eutaw ST.,
Baltimore, Md, has consented, after many solicta-
tons by his Washington patrons, to open . perma-
nent office in that city whore he may be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday In each week. from
to 9p.m m. mar9-ly
ROCKETS VEGETABLE COUCH sYR6P.-
Wanted, csse Fl MhS.eipg G9Tgh that d csnnpt
SYRUP" 1t IL also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croap and all Bron
chial Affections For sale by the principal Druggists
and Wholesale BY CHA RLES 6TOTT CO., and b.
the proprietor, 1919 u. northwest. novlAly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

0EXCELelOR 1--WE have secured the excIu-
II sive right for Washington, Georgetown, aud
the States Of Maryland and Virginia, TO manufac-
ture the celebrated
"EXCELSI0R PATENT CARPET BROOM
Desiring TO introduce them. We offer them 70 the
trade at 90 cents per dozen lover than New York
prices. The Patent Screw ferrule Broom IL o
direct Infringement on the "Excelsior," and any
making them will DO prosecuted 70 the fullest
Adj. In LORD ROBINSON, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SPRING DRY GOODS
Jgst from the Auction Room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

SOUTHDOWN HUTTON, New SPRING LANG
- and MINT. quantities Of yEAL SWEET
BREAD, at the HONE MARKET. I0ls srset,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

NOHENv LOAN OFFICE, Cbraev Of ia styset
~ and NeW i0yk AceHse, entrance on New <0A
York avenue The most private Loan Once ~
In the city. Money loaned at the lowest rate0 q
Of Interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
0sntismenb Clothing, Carpets, and I'll articles Of
velue. dec1A-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04
nUR NEW ADyERTIsEMENT
" OF

DREADFUL. FRIGHTFULm
AWFUL CHEAPm.
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DlANO FOR RENT-A IA octave Rosewood
\ Case Piano, nearly new. Inquire at-
1870 1ith street northwest, between Cor @0
coran and streets. my32tf UVHvv
kOR SHORT TIME eNLY.-Do you wish to
acquire distinction and become the architect of
your own fOrtune-an FDcy clopedia indis pensable-
can have CHAMBERS latest revised edition, 10
volumes complete, IS, usually sells for SIS Mr.
mAGCIRE, 3a5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
daily from p. may3-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

foR RENT7A family leaving the city will rent
70 careful person an elegant Steiuway PIANO
untl next winter Inquire at Star Office. apps ST.
EUk SALE-Cheep, three desirable BUILDING
LUIS on Sih, between p and streets north
SOLD on easy terms. Inquire 621 7th street north
west ap29-2Ws
EOk RENT-OFFICE ROOMS on reasonable
\ terms on street, next door to Psymsster Gen
erais once. ap9S6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

t'oR EENT-Several PLACES in Maryland suit
L able for gardeners or small farmers five or xix
miles from arlington, aud near the railroad sta
ton Silver Spring, on the 7th street road Situs-
tons healthy. Terms mOder ate. Inquire at Silver
Spring Yarn, adjoining the station.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-04

~ G.. C. CORNwELL SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
141s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
my4-tr OppOsite Willard "a n otel
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-24

FOR THE WHISPERS.
 This elegant preparation may be relied on to change the color of the beard from gray or any other un- desirable shade, to brown or black, at discretion. It is easily applied, being in one preparation, and quick ly and efectually produces per- manent color, which will neither rub nor wash off.
 Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,,
 NASHUA, N. H.
 ssM by all Druggists, and Dealers h Xedie!ass.