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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Cookers

uripringli6 elm beuti6eS Tabrifat,
Elm fetner 9iqueur unb 1eit fiiuf5tG
Sabren ais Das ube # 90 aeeubttter"
iiberau onerfannt. SO a bitte 1i0.Dor
Jt a d a bmnngen unb taufc mn Dnn
a6tungSpertben unb %DerlaBbaren 0Glloz
Ier ober vim 9roBen" Dpn l.. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. o. Box 1929. Oto. 66
&ibertDsSt Str, Nep>gorf. lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
9aS SoIeOn.

gtnes Der b%etannteften un6 ihGniten
BersniisungsIofa[e @bicagO's lift uns
itrettts oas GoIe6o, MaibtntOnftr.,
5tpti9en glarf u. Qaiaueitr. Nbgeieben
BON Der pra6tDoHen @tus It attung Der
0aae ftn6et 6aieIbff aItdglt6 @On5ert
BON benz groBen &aItenba6'i6en > r.
d itr o II unb benz beriibmten 8tener
Oameuor6efter ftatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Sta0t Chicago.

gEtn. 2t1, Der betannte 8rGuer, lit in
Oenoer, @~alora6o, am Ntittpo6 geitorz
ben. 9ie 2et6e nir6 cinbaliamtrt unb
CUR 8eerDigung mad Chicago gebra6t
mer0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17

Chicago unb 8atapia 8abn tpuroen in
benz Nr6ibamte niebcrgelegt. Die 8abn
mirb smii6en Der @bicago Burlington
nnb QutncD uno Der Chicago uno geortbs
neitern 8abn BON @bicagO aa6 benz
Ntfftifippt SIuiie LAUREN; bod miro 5us
erit nur Die Strede atutl6eu Gbicago unb
Batavia, ettpo 46 NteiIen Doaenbet Derz
ben. DAP babur6 bas betreffenoe 2ano
bebeuteno i'm 8ertbe iteigen mtro, ftebt
QuBer 2tueifeI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
2eR 1ttd,t 9ettt @ornrtbeiL atpis

2aB tttdt 9etn 8OrNrtDeiI atuis
f6en 0einem leioenoen &inoe un6 Der
AbbiIfe fteben, tuel6e unbeoingt getpiB
auf ben @ebrau9 BON Mrs. WinsIOW'S
Soothing Syrup fol9t. Gr hilbert
W~eagen1Gure, linoert WinbfoIit, rsgelt
ben Stublganq, ertpet6t oas 3a6nHetl6,
giebt SHUTTER ulO Gino Nube unD ges
iunobett. II
2ini 3Ottmi ia mo II p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
9te MmF6Imne Der Eeutonia 9ez
beusge1euihaft 1T 10 gut tpie bouaogen.

1.-THE Guardian" 1T Ser Name
elmer ben 9tn9elesenbeiten 6es Sroens
Der vSon6erbaren Brii6er" [Odd Fellowsl
getpibmeten MonGtsi9rift, beren erite
drummer fpeben eri6tenen uno nns BON
ben 9~eraussebern sugei9idt uorben lit.
Oas 8latt, IN Der Nccioenaz0 ruderei Der
ISL. Staats 3eitung," unter Der @Mfit6t
Oes 6rn. Sran3 9in6eIe ge0rudt,
lit tbpOsrapbii6 iebr bIbid ausgeitattet
1lnb entbGlt auBer ben offt3ieuen Ingez
Iegenbeiten 6es Srbens cine WenSe tntes
r~ei1anten 3efetoff5, tbeiIpeiie in engz
Iii6er un6 tbetlpeile in beuti9erS pra3e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
.mmftf erfreut Ses Weni0em

v~W%
&era", iast Elm aItes SprI9mort, oeiz
fen @abr6ett spar nt6t beitrttteH, 6eiien
Ausbebnung ieOO9 in setDtfiem Grade
beidrGntt tperben fam. Sou Die Wtuftt
erfreuen, bann muB 6teieIbe Dor Nuem
BON einem tii9tisen Wuitter, bann aber
aud anf stnsm Suten Snitrumsnt
Do~rgetragen tper6en, unb fam iogor 9ebz
teres in W2on9em bic Ntdugel 6es Gritez
rem erfeben. Die nd6ite Srase 1T Die:
$50 lift Elm Snitrument, weI6es allen
Gnfor6erunseu eutipri6t, au befommen?
Sn Oieier 8esiebuns fOnnen mir Die
Sirma So. 8. SimbalI SEQ. 205, 207
llnO 200 StateitraBe auf's 8eite empfebs
len. Die Snitrumente, 8tanOs nnO Orr
seIn, oeren 6ieie Sirma cine sroBe Aus7
pabI in 9an6 bat, fOnnen, mas &obIs
fIang, @usbauer Mnb S6Onbeit betrift,
BON feiuer anberen Sabrtt iiberbos
ten nerben, unb du6 NIT 8e3ug auf Die
Yretie uno &aufbebiugungen. fommt ibr
an 8tIiateit feline anbere Sirma gIei6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Nid1f 0eciut0f.

Ser 8roseB gegen ben Der T6Ii6une
bon 2anourtunoeu bciduIbtgten NuooIz
pbus Surner enoiste Wttttpo6 1T tueni9
aufrie6en1teuenoer @eile. 9ta6 atp0lfz
tGgiseu Serbanolungen, nn6 na9oem bic
9eI6porenen 3tDon3tg StMnoen lang in
8erotbun9 1epelen tparen, febrten bie>
leIben N0dmittags nm ST 11br init Der
gfa6ri1t 3uriid. baB ite fi6 ni6t eiuigen
f0nnten, uno oaB feline QEIsii6t borbanz
ben iet, baB btes iemals gei6eben meroe.
9a iie cine elet6e MeIoung bereitS ges
itern Wor9en sema9t, blteb Dem Gi9ter
ni6ts anbers iibrig, ais fie gu entIaHen.
Die Gldger Itno enti6loiien, es duf Ell
men neuen BroceB anfommen 3u Iaiien.
Ser 8ert6t bes 5ilfsz8 unbesf6ab=
meitters in @Dtcago gibt iiber @tnnabmen
unb Nmsgaben bes S6ab0mteS in @biz
cago tpGbreno 6es nit benz 80. Stunt 1875
e%n0igeuoeu Sabres foIgen6e 0aten:
@aus.. BapierseGo. 3ufautmeu.
giuuabm.u$2 ,O55, 64. 81 $32, 399, 97S. Y 1874, 455, 673.7 10
&ussabsn.. 1.04S. 57S.51 $31, 1876, 74O.17 $@33, OS4,3 1S. IS
Gin @ergIei9 nit Dem Goriabre er8ibt
foIgeuoeS:
eiunubmsu. Gussabsu.
8abreub bss nit benz 30.
Stunt 1875 en6isenbeu
SQ9res ............... $o4I40o1Oto'C4 &o0IUo4I04c'Oo
@ablenh 6es nit benz 30.
SUM- 1874 enbtseHotU
S%4I14',JOJ S%%IJoo'U5|.O %
3unabme wdbrenS bes
Iebteu SS1breS. ........ $1U, 3U7.713.S7 $1U, 126s 226.U3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Sie aifrOnDmtT@e 0efeMf@aft

Sic aFrOUpmtT@e 0efcWf6aft
madt Nuitrensunsen, eineu SonO BON
$50, 900 auf3u6rinsen, nm fi9 einsn auf
Der 9obe ietnes 8erufes itebenben Iitros
nomen Gni6affen gu f0nnen. Ber 500
betiteuert, erbGlt bafIr bas &e6t, au'
fein 2ebenIans ieben 9onneritas nit
fetner Samilie Die SternDarte su beius
den unb our6 Die bDrbanbenen SeIez
ftope 3u sudeu. Sir $500 fam man
IebensIGngLi9er Director tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
SFemer tn WoSe SIN. 9Cn porIebter

Teter to 8Ofe SIN. 9tm norIebten
Samitag s l1br bra1nte bic 0obnung
bes 9errn Ontbe in Stole 0tH, elm aipeiz
ftOdtges 9oI3gebGu6e, nte0er. 9as
SeHer brad in Der noroDeitIt6en @de
0es 9ebGu0es aus n1to Derbrcttete lt6,
, angefa6t bur6 ben CUR 3eit ipebenben
befti9en 0orbmeittpinb, nit uueebeurer
S6neIt9feit iiber baS gauge 9aus.
Groboem un6 trob 6es befttSen Win>
6es geIang es ben bur6 Sic NIarmgIoGe
f6nel berbetgeetlten Sarmern Der l1mz
gegenb bas Seuer auf bas cine @ebGroe
3u ~bei6rGnteu, obpobI nur ie6s SUB
.0itIi6 Oanon Elm 3peites, elei9faus 9rn.
9utbe gebOrtgeS, 9ol3baus itebt. 9luers
bines erIei9terte Der 9tegen, Der m6breno
Der DOrbergebenoen Sage gefauen mar,
bic Nrbeit bebeuten6, aber troboem be-
ourfte IS aner @nergie nnb umii6t, uln
bas Seuer in Ghranfen 81 baIten, unO
IS aelgte iid, baB uniere @oof GOuntp
Sarmer re6t quite SeuerIente itno. Oas
erite 6aus oeS 9rn. 9utbe brannte total
nieber, bas stpette pnr0e bo9itens i'm
Betr9ge bon $25 bef6G6t9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Commercials unO ginan'ieIes.
OeIOmarkt=geridt
HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO.,

Banf>, 8e@fels nno Baiia9es @e1dGft,
5. aue., stpil6en GarbOlpbz nnt Nolbinstonitr.
G5teaeos IA. ausuit 1875.
Cob erSHrete beute IN glep 9ort mi. l13A uno i9toB
81 1885, unb fanoen feline @onEsoetonoeruu9eH wubreno
oeS Suaes itdtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Scr0iftMn0+

@m 9ienitag Nbenb itarb in ibrer
8obnung Jto. 76 Bremer StraBe Srau
@ltsobetb MuGbed. gfa6 9Iusiage bes
Mr5tes 1ou Sergiftung bur6 9lrienit bic
Sooesuria6e fem. SIS lit bis iebt feitz
geiteut, baB bic 8erftorbeue am Nbenb
Dor ibrem Xobestag nit ibren 3 9inoern
Sbee getrunfen bat, un6 baB am folgenz
ben Oforgen 4 8erionen erfranften. Sci
unteriu6uns bes &beetopfes bat Der Ir8t
Spuren BON 2lr1e1ltf in Dem QIuf9uB ent=
bedt 11n6 tit nun Der Qlnit6t. OaB baS
@tft bur6 9efGrbten griinen Sbee etn9ez
fiIbrt pur0e.
Sci Der am Mttttpo6 abgebaItenen
Qethen19au tpur0e bic 8ornnteriu9ung
beitGttgt. Man fanb Nrienif in benz Be-
b6lter, in peI6em bic Samtlie ben S6ee
au%fbetpabrte u1b Dermut6et, baB berIelbe
gebrau6t tpuroe, UNI benz Sbee etne beiz
1ere Sarbe 81 geben. @s lit bereits err
mitteIt tporben, baB Der Gbee in Der
SuItnan'i6en @rocerD in 8remertraBe
gefauft tpnrbe, nnb 9la6fori9un9en
mad benz @~l19rosbauie, Don psI6em
bieie ibren Sbee beaiebt, ItnO i'm @ange.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
STE Gbicaao at,S MGton @ahm

OEE WWGCWWW wv &VHEW4E DWUW
bat ~tpeitere 10 older 2ano in 8rig6ton
@ourie 9efauft uno bea6ii6tist a,tf bie=
fem @rlnbitiiGe 9roBartige Wasens u1lo
Diaf6inen>@ erfitGtten gu errt9ten. 9ie
@runbet9entbiimer in BET Ndbe bes gez
naunten 8IaBes bieter @ues auf, um bic
@eieui9aft CUR N~nsfIbruns bieies 8ro=
iettes al peraula1ien. Die 8eamter1 Der
Babngeieui1aft ftnb nidt iebr mittbetlz
lam iiber bteien @egenitan0, bod i@eint
eS, 6aB Die Mebr3a6I Der 9irettoren oas
Yrpiett beeiinitige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
ser gertdt bes 6iIfsz8 unoesf6ab=
9te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der

3unabme wabrenS bes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

The American District Telegraph Com
Pany that undertakes to place a telegraph
wire at the disposal of every housekeeper or
business man, for the protection of life and
property, is made up of good reliable citizens
and their enterprise seems to commend itself
TO general favor, but before we give it I'M
qualified endorsement we should be glad To
know IL they propose to set up any more o.
the clumsy, unsighily, inconvenient, obtru-
sive, diabolical and every ways objection
able telegraph poles that now disfgure the
streets III not, all right, If they do, then
quite the reverse of all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

Ben Wade is out in a letter declining to be
candidate for Governor of Ohio for various
reasons. One is because his voice Is SO much
impaired that he cannot make stump
speeches, and this reason he thinks lis all
sufficient in itself" Next he says he early
took solemn oath that he would never
stump the public for or in favor OF an Office
which he was 10 fill. And then again he is
too poor To take the position. The ex-
Senator'S reasons for declining to run are as
redundant and conflicting as those given by
the Irishman for refusing the loan of his ket-
tie- III he has made solemn vow never to
speak in his own behalf it doesn't matter
much whether his voice is in condition or
not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12
Average Daily Circulation, H,62s
How shall Education be Repre-
aenfed

That the representation of American eiu-
cation at the Centennial i'm 1876 is exciting
the deepest interest among educators Is evil
denced by the fact that thousands ofthis class
all over the country are writing to
the United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation to inquire What is to be done AMI
how shall IL be donee" Various suggestions.
all looking TO proper representation OF edu-
cational interests have been made, AMI,
aided In measure by these and experience
gained at other expeditions, the Bureau OF
Education has proposed for transmission To
such Is desire to cooperate in the exhibition
"a synopsis Of the proposed Centennial
History OF American Education" which,
while comprehensive, is designed TO
embody in succinct form the expert
ence of our best educators aud to
evoke such exhibits as will show az
n glance not only the history and charac-
ter Of education, but its influences and r.
suits. To fix upon some uniform system
which shall clearly exhibit this is a matter
OF some difficulty The history and progress
of invention, for Instance. could be taken in
at glance by the arrangement OF different
articles in proper order; but to show the edu-
catiOnal status of the country at different
periods and the results of such educational
condition is not simple a task. The sy-
nopsis referred TO, however. seems to meet
thC VI lilc case. H II pIDlsD>eu
to show (D the grade or kind of instruction.
such as elementary, secondary, superior AMI
miscellaneous; and % educational topics
such as the history Of each class of schools
with their text books, courses OF instruc-
ton, &c This Information is to be given
under three headings, as follows III Tie
Colonial Period; (2) the homogeneous Pc
riod from I.IS TO $50; and (3) the Hetero-
genous Period from 1870 TO 1876, the informa-
ton TO be given in the order named to show
the progress of education. The most import
ant feature of the exhibit perhaps will be
statements following each educational periot
showing the influences and results of that
particular period as attributable to educa-
ton For instance among these results are
specified, under their appropriate heading,
such notable events as the Revolutionary
war, the adoption of the Federal Constitu-
ton, printing of Webster's spelling book in
1io3, Whitney's cotton gin, Fulton's steam
boat, acquisition of territory by the United
states, abolition OF the slave-trade intro
duction of canals and railroads the Missouri
compromise, McCOrmick's reaper, the cleo
trio telegraph, the Mexican war, emigration
and immigration, the panic of 1857, Atlantic
cable, the war and abolition of slavery.
panic OF 1ssS, &c. The synopsis seems to
meet the necessities of the case pretty fllly,
but is OF course subject to such modification
In the future as may be deemed proper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

The solicitude In regard TO "a new European
war was heightened the other day by an
article in the Berlin Post. from which il
might be inferred that all the rest OF Europe
was combining for military assault upon
the German Empire. The Berlin Gazette now
repudiates these views as exaggerated,
though coneedins that the situation has
many elements of gravity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

Washington people are not the only suffer
ers from impure water. PhiladeIphians are
complaining that the Schuylkill water from
their hydrants is "full OF something which
looks like fibers of rotten wool, !, and one sar-
castle correspondent of the Philadelphia Star
grimly says, apropos of ring frauds there
abouts; perhaps IL is the corruption Leak
ing out of the new nasin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

AIDES Sun UMBRELLAS,
PLAID SPRING DRESS GOODS.
DESIRABLE SHADES In PLAIN MATERIALS
STRIPED SPRING SILKS,
PLAIN SILKS IN SPRING SHADES,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES
MoURNIN6 GOODS OF ALL KINDS, FOR
SPRING WEAR:
LACE POINTS AND JACKETS, In LLAMA
AND THREAD;
LINEN LAWNS, oRGANDY LAWNS, Fou.
LARDS, &c.
Having completed my inventory, I have reducea
the prices all goods where il az possible in or
at rs early day as possible.
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
marSl I'm 931 Pennsylvania avenue
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RkNT-Iesirable three-story Brick: al
u oicrn coEyeriencss, Ne. 1917 @ street; SIS
THoMASE. WAGGAMAS, SIG Tth street. 40 Sc
L'oR SALE OH RENT-Thai beautiful Mill
4 PROPERTY lately owned BY Evsn LYONS, sd /,
OF Georgetown, u. G., situated Rock Greek, east
OF OAK Hill Cemetery. The capacity of the Mill il
about 10 barrels per day besides the Corn and PlAs
trMhl The Dwelling house is very camuiodiaus
ana desirable, and there Is ample stablpg, besides
other out houses about IS of land Alta he'd
70 the premises. The Mill will be sold or rented ON
liberal terms Apply to
sp5-6t DODGE &nARNEILLE, No 500 It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

~ DEPoT QUARIERMAsrER's OFFICE,


SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE, with
acopy Of this advertisement attached to each, will
for furnishing the United States Quarter master De
Iar,ment nth the following named articles, viz:
5l2s Uniform Dress Caps, 5000 Campaign Hats,
Stocking ioo0 pairs White Berlin Gloves, Is Oo5
pairs Boots, 50 90 pairs Shoes, Is 90 Wooden Blank
cts, $500 pairs ooien Mittens, 40 wall Tents
bine Brushes, 80 40 yards sky blue Kersey $3.50
yards Fancy Cloth, various cOlors 100 yards grey
twilled shifting Flannel, 50 o yards colored Cotton
Bands, Top Pieces and Plume sockets, Eagles
Scrolls and Rings, and Side Buttons for Helmets
Pompons, Metallic Dress and Forage Cap Orna-
Drum Cords, Black siiesia. Black Padding, Canvass
Padding, Black italian Cloth, Cotton Waldinx
Spool Cotton, Sew siIh silk Twist Bra and Cord
Of var ous eolors, Fly Buttons: Hooks and Eyes.
and bidders are informed that full compliance with
will be insisted upon and that no art
icle inferior to the standard will be accepted.
or all bids Bids are requested for the delivery Of
tie articles az philadelphia, Jacksonville, Ind.
and also at San Francisco.
A preferences will be given to articles Of domestic
and quality being equal, and such preference will be
given to articles Of American production and manu-
If the consun ption required by the pGblic service
there.
All articles which are TO be used in the States and
inspected at San francisco, Cal "--
ror information in de.ail apply at this Office:
Envelo pes containing proposals, 10 be endorsed
"Proposals for Hillary SUPPLIES and addrsssed to
api2 81, Mayisst Deputy Q. NJ General
NATER FILTERsNWATER FILTERS,
w REERIGERATORS and COOLERS,
GAS and OIL STOVES, &c.
GEO. WATTS CO.,
A, a
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DROPOSALS FOB fRESH BEEF.

CFFIcE A. C.S., Fort FooTE, Nd, April L. 1875,
Sealen Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
Ills office, until u o'clock NJ. May II, 1875. for
furnishing the Fresh Beef reQur, d by the Sub
sit nee Department, U. 9. Army at this station
during the fscal year commencing July lst, 1875.
also separate proposals for furnishing officers
with choice cuts for the same period.
Bidders will state in their bids that they under
stand their proposals be accepted for supplying
Fresh Beef for issue, choice cuts Of Beef for sale
TO officers, separately the without the other.
Inf rmatiOn "a to conditions quality Of Beef pay
ments, &c, can be obtained by application to
T. It. THORNBURGH,
apl2 OF Lieut.. I'd Art. A. G.. =.
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o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. k
N Il KET,
720 TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
WIN. LlNKlNS & son.
Prime packed BUTTER at 30 cents Also fine
Philadelphia Print always on hand.
And fine assortment Of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
apl2 r AT POPULAR PRICES

MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
apl2h POPULAR PRICES
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISH lot
OF COLUMBIA.
No. 4, l09, Equity-Docket No H.
VIM. I. LCNsFORD ct al. MARTHA r. LUys-
FORD ct al.
VIM l.. Dunlop. the trustee, having reported un-
der oath, that the sd Of March, ISIS he had sold
part OF in square SO the above name1
described, tn James w. Barker at and for tho sum
Of thirteen hundred dollars, and that said Barker
has complied with the terms of sale. 1t is ordered
this 9Th day OF April. that said sale be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first Tuesday Of May next
Evening Star in each Of three successive weeks
before said frs. Tuesday In May. By the Court y
A. WYLIE, Justice.
true coIy-TeN: r. }. MEIGS, Clerk.
BY l.. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk. apl2m3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

hR. ROBEk TSON,
II AIS 10TH STREET, NEAR PA. AVE.
From long experience in both hospital and private
Urinary Organs Gonorrh9a, elect, Structure Sy ph-
lis and SpermatorrhGa. Gases of GonnorrhRa re-
Gently contracted cured in to days Syphilis il an
lis stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system, without the Of msr
abuse IN youth, causing loss OF memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness impotency nerv-
Gus lrrtabity, symptoms Of consump tion, fndiges-
ton Palpitaton OF the heart pains in back dimess
OF sight or gddiness evil forebodings, self disrust
Dr: T., located for many years at 10 8. Eutaw st ,
Baltimore, Md, has consented, after many solicta
lions by his W ashington patrons, to open Q perma
nent ofce in that city. where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday in each week. from
MANHOOD RESTORED-A victim Of youthful
debility, etc, having tried in vain every known
remedy, has found simple selfcure, which he will
REEVES, 1s Nassau ST., New York. jy6mwf@
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Happy relief for
~ young men from the effects of Errors and Abpsee
N early life. Manhood restored. Impedimepts to
Marriage removed. New method Of treatment. New
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
SOClATION, 419 N. Ninth street. philadelphia.
Pa.,-an Institution having o high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
R0GERTD VEGETABLI COUGH SYRUP
b teA
SYRtP;" 1t IL also the best In use fer Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat Group, and ali Bron,
and wholesale By CHSRIEs STSTT s CO., sSd g.
the proprietor, 1912 g It, northwest. novI4-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

cox REWARD-SJ each for SEVEN SETTER
eCCC PUPS, five weeks old, stolen from No. 1 1925
18th street northwest, on the 9th instant. 1t
I OST-Fridsy afternoon, between John II Smai's
II greenhouses and St. Johns Church, George
town, gold enameled BRACELET. As It is valued
more highly, beisg the gift of friend, the finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at Mr.
Smalls residence. Sth street, Heights Of George,
town. apl0-3t'
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MEDICAL, &c.

WGb4Ohh, &C.
nR. Al BOSWORTH, Elstropcth,e Pays,c,ax,
u 921 ID street northwest. Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgla, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Constipation, Liver
ana Kidney affections, and nervous and chronic dis
eases. Also, all complaints incident to Fem ses per
nianently cured by q new and reliable system of
Medical Electricity. Consultations free. app On
MARRIED PEOPLE Oh OTHERS conscious of
1vl liability from whatever cafse, will find DIR
BROTHERS. INvIGORATING CORDIAL q
thorough regeneration of the system Old men will
find by using bottle or two, regenerated and CON
sclous OF new vigOr. For sale at No. 900 b street
southwest marel-2ws
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.
Speciality Female Complaints. Consultations
s'SATIsFACTION CURES WITHOUT IN
y TERNAL MEDICINE. 81 PER BOTTLE.
Sold at NaiIns, corner 9th and p, nusylvana ave
nue.; Coughlins, Masonic Temple; Stott 3, Pcnnsyi-
yania avenue; Dooley =, Capitol Hill, AID at Dr.
DaIbys Colonization Building, corner of *
street. marl5- I'm
nR. BUCKLER JONES has returned to Bald.
II more. Old Office, 80 N. Calvert street
emaie diseases speciality. Consultation con-
ndentlal. sepl5 I'm
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BANKERS.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.,
BANKERS.

Issue CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS OF
CREDIT for TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
THE EAST, available In all the principal cities also
Tor use in the United States West Indies, &c. TEL
CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO, CHINA
JAPAN, &c. Accounts Of Banks, Bankers and 9th.
BIS received. jen8 m " r IN
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BOARDING..

DERSoNS DESIRING FURNISHED Rooms,
u with or without BOARD, at reasonable rates, in
If the centrally located houses in the city
will call At Mrs. ;. G. WALLISGSf0RDS, No.
1915 y street northwest. ISpecial-Two large Par
lorsl aple-5t'
"ELL FURNISHED ROOMS AND TABLE
w BOARD, at 17s9 Pennsy lvsnia avenue
apo-la' MRS. CLAGETT, of Maryland.
EOR with mrs, Glass Table Board,
Il ROOMS, single and en- suite, moderate prices for
spring and summer month";; No. GIT 18th street
northwest, near r. mars sws
w nn.ths. SSrnsr OF ig1n and streets ets
Avenue aud street cars. Board by the week
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refarnished.
feb6- N FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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Notwithstanding the miners strike,
have yet several hundred tons Of prime White
Ash Furnace, Egg and Chestnut COAL, which am
selling to dealers and consumers at reduced rates.
strictly for cash. VIM. GUINAND,
ap9t. 623 LOu, lana aYenne.
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PERSONAL.

WARNlNG-To parties known to this Office who
w go about on the pretence of being authorized 10
repair the Singer Machine, notice Is hereby given
that II not stopped INN. diatey they will be prose
LEWIS BAAR,
ap9- eo6t Agt. Singer Mfr'g Co.
MRS. DIR. ELLIS, AAroiogtsf, remains one week
lV1 longer ell no would learn of the past pres
emf and future must lose time in calling Mt SIP
10Th street northwest. Mrs. Ellis stands without q
rival in the science Of reading the stars ap5-eolm
A NOVELTY FOB MARRIED LADIES'
~ Send address with stamp, for formation,
MADAME DURENE, Post Office Box los, Wash
ington, d. q. marl7- lmr
THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
on by the late DR. Darby will be continued by his
BBOTHER at the Drug Store, corner of ~ street
and Pennsylvsnia avenue COLONIZATION Build
ing.l mar15 I'm