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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 3-COtton qniet-lSw mid
aings, lats. fi0ur quiet-HoWsrd street apd
western super s5oa4 80 do. extra, SOFAS y. A.
family. list - CITY mills super, 5la. rs, a.
extra, Vla5 50, do rio brands. Is. DO family %
Wheat hrT.l-No, western amber, I 40 No 2 a.
~ mi II do, l5j, No. ] western rcd. I ~. NJ
: do 10, fennsylN anna red, s2al IS: N arylsns
red, bal ~. do. amber ls2ai IS. do xb,,s
lSal-ss' Ne. WesteTu spring red. i Hal 10 Corr,
quiet but tIm-sOuthrrn white. s3a9a. southern
yellow, 81; western mixed, slas9O Oats dul-soutb-
efn, .sA1e; western white. 7Od7l: western mixed
G.. I!e quiet, l.ial-H. HAY dul-Pennsv IVsnis
tim PORK Urn, = 5iass Bak mes,. G nnmips poi
shoulders, D. clear rib sides, l2s, for car loaa.
loose, JObbiHr packed, i.als higher Bacon firm
s6ouiG,Ts' "a; clear rib sides, Is. Hams, Ia.
as Lard steady but firm refined. loal5i. ButteT
steady-new western packed, 2laZ6 do. rolls, Issl2
nary TO prime Rio cargOes, l6'.sl9. Whisky nomi-
BALTIMORE, May 3.-Vireinia Sc peeiers, a.;
Nirein's : consolidated, 81; West Virginia "a;
North Csrolins 3, Old - do. new ,Irs do special
~ ; b'o - Cay sugar n m, lJ'Sal9-s.
NEW YORK, Nav 3.-Stocks active and lowa,-
money 5. Cold, l5's. Exchange. long, 4Ss: sbor,
81. governments active and lower.
MN AQEE, May 3.-FloUr quiet and firm Wheat
quiet, witLo-t decided change. Corn duh and de-
clnng
LoNDov. NAV 3. lssO p n.-The rate for money
a. the stock exchange on government securities 10
per cent. tOnsol. Tor money. e<ag4 for account.
Sia 49, Bonds 1855, Old. l0s3s 10 4gs, le4 new
nyes, lUz1s. Erie railway shares, ~.
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fSfRf No.
Suicide ct n ShoNmau-

GoNfGosERN, ALA. Nav "A stranger
named James MAR Suicidei hy taking rnor-
Jhine. tie has a show. in which an eiueat
hog in the principal feature. Financial
trouble IL the ALLEGED cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

JOHN BATIsTA JOHNSON, the great Eng
lSh swimmer, intends to outswim Paul Boy
ton this summer. he proposes To swim
across the English channel In a skin-tight
dress of oiled silk. lined with buckskin. He
does not propose to he encumbered with sky
rockets and cigars, like Boyton, and swims
for money. not fame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

MURDERED BY NEGRoEs.-James Baton
of Princess Anne county, Va, was numbered
SatUTday morning BY two negro men, who
attached him ON the road. eight miles from
Norfolk. Baton was asleep i'm his wagon +,
and his little son was driving. The boy es-
capped, and returned when the negroes had
left. and found his father dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

A NEGRO RIOT occurred in Darien. Ga,
Friday night, in which the sheriff, two
whites and negro were slightly wounded
with shot. IL grew out OF the arrest Of Tunis
q. Campbell, colored magistrate. Camp
bell was secured, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours OF eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, 90 one will be
received except government officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

A GRAND COUNCIL of all the Indian tribes
of Indian territory will assemble at Okmul-
gee to-day. Indian Commissioner Hoag at
tends il. An attempt will be made 10 cou-
ciliate all warlike Indians and TO restore
peace without bioodshed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

SHUTTING DOWN ON LorrERIEs.-In In q
circuit court for Anne Arundel county, on
Saturday, a Baltimore lottery dealer was
sentenced 10 four months imprisonment,
and 81 900 fine was imposed in the case OF n
party charged with renting a house 10 be
used a. a lottery shOp."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

FOR OF CUSTOM Trade NE KEEP THE
skST ASSORTED STUCk GE MATERIALS TO
BIZ FOI Nj IN TEE UNITED ST ATES, STAPLE
FABRIC~ NANCTACTJ BED ENPRESSLY FOR
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRESJ n GILMAN AND ANE2I-
CAN MASUFACTJGE. EOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS We EAPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNKQUALED LABOR
FOR TIE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
Nkkf RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
flRST-CLASs GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
oRbERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT IS MADE UP IL
Skw YORK As REPRESENTED, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
okpkRs FROM OUR EEADY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT oUR WASHINGTON OFFICE We KEEP
Also LINE or SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
Our EEADY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING or
OUR LATEST STYLES or MEMS. YOUTHS
AND CHiLDRESS SUITS, AND SPRING
oNERCOATs, FROM WHICH WE FILL OR.
DERs IN TWO DAYS TIME
oNE SPECIALITY IN OUR FUgSIsHtSn
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE American
fOkE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING G.R,
MINT, WHICH We hAKE TO NEASURE M
FURNISH READY MADE
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ABAp MAN.-W. 8. Calhoun, at one time
a we'll known Red river planter, but more re-
Gently a prominent politician, was Saturday
convicted I'm New Orleans OF forging and pub
fishing a deed of qulttance, whereby he at
tempted TO defraud one Olivia Williams (col-
ored1, his former mistress, of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

JOHN +. HARTLEY, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, has resigned, To take effect
uron the appointment OF his successor. To-
day the President and Secretary Bristow had
conference with reference To his successor,
and ii was decided To appoint Curtis 5.
Burnbam, of Richmond, KY. Mr.. Burnham
is nifty years of age, man of independent
fortune and unimpeachable in character.
He las been personally known To Secretary
Bfistow for many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

INcRFDIRLE BARBARIsN OF MOTHER.
The Charlotte. ~. e., Observer says: A
negro woman name Dora Pyram, was ar
rested yesterday evening aud tried for In
fanticide. IL appears that she gave birth to
a child, and in order To destroy il, put IL in
am oven and actually cooked IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

FELL DEAD IN THE THEATER---y.J j. Prior,
playing with the Lolita troupe, fell dead of
heart disease in the drawing-room NJ The
opera house at Toledo, Ohio, during the per
formance Of Little Nell on SATURDAY night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

PERsONAL.-The Brooklyn Argus declare
positively that Mrs. Mary Clemmer is not,
nor does she expect to be a witness in the
Beecher trial G.. III. Merwin and j. II.
WILKINSON, of this city, were at the Hotel du
NouVei opera, Paris, on the 18th ult .''
Hon. Andrew Sloan, late member OF eon-
gfeSs from the Savannah ga. district, comes
10 washington to engage in the practice of
the law. '''' Senator Spencer is lying at his
residence, on Rhode island avenue quite III
GO gasrritis. '.-SenatOr Jones, of Nevada.
ard Representative Cessna, of Penua, are in
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

LIEUT. Col. EMORY UPTON, first artillery,
has been relieved from duty as commandment
of the corps Of cadets at West Point, and
Lieut.. Col. Thos. II. NELL, 9Th cavalry, has
been ordered TO assume the duties of com
mandant in his place. The order takes effect
on The list of July. Col. Upton has been in
command OF the military academy for the
past four years. and his administration has
been faithful and successful. The change is
made in accordance with the custom of the
war depar 'ment 10 change the commanding
officer every four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
his source TO-DAY were eg77 ,7i1s 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

GOVERNMENT GOLD SALEs.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has given directions to
sell five millions of dollars i'm gold during the
month OF May as follows: One aud one half
million dollars on the first and third Thurs
days, and one million dollars on the seco nd
and fourth THURSDAYS each.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
ysENCH sPY-...-.-...-.....-..T THRICE nARRIHp
fREACH sPY--.....--....-...-.THRIC MAaRIED.
MADRIGAL BOYS.
ss6oRRLIhsCCC ,HI in Toar Characters:
kooRRLLAsCCCCHHI IN Three spsakins Character
THE AADRIGAL BOYS,
non ten 70 fourteen years u age. Rspturou,Iy
ssi'.d every appearance. The best Singing Card
MONDAY NEXT. MES ROUsBY NAYS
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
iDA Aw and sATFokppAS Ny AT spd 9Th
Doors open Al and a. O'Clock.
SYLVESTER BLEEKER........- Manager.
The Grea, Original and Renowned
General TON TIL NIB ano WIFE,
viii aprear in avarie,y q fascinating periarmahc..
Also, MAJOR NEWELL, the skaiorial phenoms,
POPULAR admission My IS cents;
chiltren under ten years, Is cents. Reserved seats,
% cent?; Children under ten 10 reserved seats IS
Q nts may3H
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
susIoAI so6IErY
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
wEPNEsDAY ETEsING, Nav 5, 1878, at ok.
SIiOs, Duetts, QuaFtetts and Chcras e..
Tlske.s, 2J cent?. mysst'
VHEATER COMIQUE -NCnday, Nag 8,
I ,rfyy Ma. and We.Infsday AMI SGfuyfTy Taf,
sat - nga cement he unrivale antOnimist ard
Act ?. hT. Hernandez Foster. who will assume his
the PisanEs, in his highly .enrati9nai and roman
ne Drama, in five acts, entitled Jgct array
81, % esG sShort, f'sy.te appearance OF Amerl-
II Song, Miss Jennie EngeI. Enlightenment Of the
ttaHtfsi and hcwitchirg Bailadist and Operate
irfsh Z, mef'an- Song and Dance, Jig and clog
tTuzt SIR. U rank Mara, and he celebrated Actors,
Z e ALL.
ATHLETICS vs.. wAsHINGTONs,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 30 and 4rH
admission 20 cents. Boys under IS, IS cents
LADIES free. mayI-2t
I iSGOIN HALI.-LITERARY AND MUSI-
II CAL ENrsKrA INVENT ofthe Carroll Insti-
1Tte. ou MONDAY kVESING, MAY 81 instant.
Participants " usiC-Carl Richie l.. L Cannon,
C.. A IalLon. Miss Audie Pro-peTi, J. Philip
ssr.a Jg In 7 Pq.s"E. ! II Rathb2ne, Gee.
G. W NuII LILY. Ralph Jefferson and Rev. !. J.
hthne Admls.ion ~ cents. nayl-2t
I tNCGLN HAII,
L. sLLEc- E5TIRAgI agG MUSICAL
LADIES "a OF + As ASCENSION
TUESDAY. :. 10 &c e6 ~, a, spm.
- At which the following artists will appear:
Ante sSff G " std,r rTof rRRSiGlph K KGxs
sIsf y Tai I p! JSne, MMrEB Hay,
III a. E tSs,f'A' NJ Ne's " s B,ye,
nrw. &. Hill. ~ 0A"S'sr' ia
Tickets: including reserved seat, 81, for sale at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

TNPRECEDENTED ISSUE OF POSTAGE
SrAHPs.-The issues OF postage stamps of all
kinds by the Post Office department during
the month OF April last amounted to a little
In excess of &, 6O0, coo. This is an avera ge OF
about twenty per cent. on the issues for the
cor espOnding month last year, and is By far
the largest amount ever issued in any one
month bN the dcnarfment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

DThomas NJ. Edwards, formerly mem
her of congress. dIei ya;terisy at keene,
n. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE RECEIPTS from customs to-day at the
Treasury DEPARTMENT were a76s. 5lI92.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutcnant Comma nder
Henry Glass, from the nautical school ship
jamestown, at Mare Island, Cal, aud or
dered as executive on board the receiving
slip Independence. Lieut.. ID. Delehauty,
from the receiving ship Independence. at
Mare Island, Cal, and ordered to the re-
c. living ship Vermont, at New York. Lieut.
r. II. Drake and Master Nelson T.. Horseton !.
and ordered ~ the receiving ship Indepen-
CeuCe.
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A VENUE THEATEH.

VENUE THEATEH.
n Ele'enth street aud Pennsylvania avenue.
CAS-CAN Canaan
MONDAY EVENING, Nay 81, and every evening
and Tuesday ard Friday Matinees
1lIst appearance Of the great HASSOSS, William
AID Sadie. III their irish and Negro Sketches
fIst appearance Of Mr.. JAMES A. Kelley
The talented and popular Negro Corn ed aud A, tor
ELIZA WILSON and LII LIE FIR ANGLO, in their
truly wonderful nOuble Songs, Dances, Jigs, &c.
Miss LAt RA BERNARD, the beautiful Serio-
Tonic Vocalist and Actress. The CAN CAN in all
lis glory.
Popular prices. IS and 20 cents Doors open at
q clock. Performance commences at msyl-t r
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rour ChIIGrcuD,ovuea-

NV YORK. May a.-Tne Pos sass that thu
steamer CITY of Hartford. wIeh passing
through East river ibis morning ran into
the Scow Charles McManuS. No. s. on
which were Capt Costa. his wife and four
children, the eldest Sey entpep years old. The
ScOw was "a VSiZed and The four ch n iren were
drowned In the cabin. Capt Costa and his
wife were saved by the crew OF a passing
pilot beat.
NEW YORK. MAY 3.-Tha four children OF
Capt Costa, drowned in East river to-day
by The ruuuiug Gown 81 - Scow. were ap,.I
Il, = and years. Ms. Costa. when res
cucd, was nearly dead from exhaustion. Tie
ScoW lay at the timp with one end prpierting
from the pier. and Hartford. ia swinging
around I'm attempting IL enter. struck her
with hrr stern. which caused the Scav -
Keel over aud turn bottom upwards. Toe
children were b. The cabin am could rot g.
out There were ava other ,Lil aboard.
but theN were rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE CASE OF MAJOR WILBUR.-The az
gument in the case Of Major Wilbur, an ex-
aminer in the Patent Office, will be made be-
fore the Commission by the plaintiff. IIr. w
T.. Sawyer, and the defendant on Saturday OF
This week. Major Wilbur is accused by Mr.
Sawyer OF malfeasance in office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03
Funeral OF stTS- Couv,x

NEW NOt.k. AaN tine funeral Df Mrs.
Conway. tae actress, took place from the
church Of Oar Father, Egooklya. ynStcriay.
and was attended ny a great crowd uf people.
including many members. both male an
female, ol .hg theatrical profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03
Uonscoration of "a Bishor

liAEILTON. ONT, MAY 8.-Dr. Fuller was
Cousecrated Saturday as firSi Bishop OF IA p
new Episcopal Diocese Of Niagara.
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The Observation-Disclosures

The ccnlmitie' 81 The Alabama legislature
Ia investigate senator SpcncerS y Hctloa
viii he ia session ia Mobile until WeineS-
day night. and viii then adjourn t. this city
and commcmrc hlre ON ThErsla..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


NV Boohs -.woaads Nan ami ssas,, eere
Club, S2 p RaAeIs Point Lace and Diamonds,
Ero9e.ss tn Cat Tone PSei $50 $50: Ancient
s,ub-l W CrshIp. new edition, -3 Sarah Tytler'
sssisal Com" scrs 81 Hers Tst"n Harry Bi'lut
80 20, NsTIa'iye 90 L. Nafur, a. artist who ac-
eSnpan.d tha Wrench eTTetiiioa TO Florida IN l.6l,
tage and touu y House. So, Pollok ReniriS-
seuees aid Diary hacrrady. $40; Wise mates
IEdUsTisI Draw ing-. Carpat4try and MscSinsry, Ia
slafe-. SIS. Ware PsralieI Of Historical Ornament
sad ~ tarrsrhy Si-s CrSq-st IN great Terie'
~, $40 sud aTls. Late-; Sprius Novelties IN
sGLoMoNS & CHsPuAN, A gents Lawr-nce-
Pure Linen" Pepper, &c, OH PsnnsyIyania
s'sDn@- sp22 tr
MATURE AND LIFE By Fernaai Paaiiion.
Perleet I've Crs.si1 ;iEt Year, Wa.hSarD
Tyr snd Eni6iernsi ny Z, u SP1rge3a
fs5ire,, 10 nj. ~ sa, 20 ne ~ kuiiedss
EsBgi Their Ss;ure snd Zee. b. Il &. Cooke
Dor sale BY
WI. BAILANTYNE,
sFE-1 +2- IN stree.
LIST or NAV EOOKs AT
IL sHIELINGTOS-S BOOKSTORE,
CerHsT q 81 -s,I an Ps7tygiraais d-sa:is
Mr.. Nsughn Heir. b the author Of M Daughter
reIf.et Adonts.. Py M author Ct Eu,leds..
Safely MsrIi.d By ths Snth.r of Castle.
Ls,ss Victory; a novel. By Fareon
Annual RecGrd 81 Science end Industry for ls74 b.
The tpyrsiau q III CriInea, vol Al. BY Kinsl=Ee.
The celebrafed Hush Memoirs, pIblic and p .vate
life Of George ' AL hrs Court.
Playing CsId- AZ IT, VERY low est prices and ~ the
Cap Psrrrs of III sorts and qualities. Envelopes,
Pens Pe1cils ard SchaC, Cooks ap5r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE STEAMER TENNESSEE, which is 10 be
the flag ship Of Admiral Reynolds, who is TO
command the Asiatic station went into COM
mission on Saturday. The vessel will sail
from New York some time during the present
month,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

SENATORS Hitchcock and Paddock, OF Ne
braska, had interviews with the President
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL win not
probably return 10 the city before Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE NEW COMMISSIONER of Pensions, I'll.
| n. Atkinson, was sworn in and took charge
| of the pension bureau Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

LIEUT.. Col. A. j. DODGE has been ap-
pointed to command the escort to Mr.. Jan
Dey into the Black Hills. The expedition
leaves Fort Laramie on the 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

SECRETARY DELANo and Assistant Secre-
tary COwen, of the Interior Department, have
returned, the former from Ohio, and the lat
ter from New York, and have resumed their
duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

FIRST LIEUTENANT CHAS. G. HEINTzBL-
MAN, 2d artillery, has been relieved from his
present duties, and ordered to report for duty
TO the chief signal officer Of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

| POSTMASTER APPOINTED. Albert G..
I Greene has been appointed by the President
| postmaster at Greenville, Conn, in place of
Paul b. Greene, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS, con-
siSting of Commodore j. w. A. Nicholson
L. X. Caldwell, and j. &. Febiger, in session
at the Navy department to examine officers
Tor promotion or retirement, are ~ direc-
tion or the Secretary of the Navy also en-
gagged IN the revision of the regulations for
The government of the navy. The work will
not be completed for several months vet, as
the time occupied in the revision is not
allowed 10 interfere with the examination of
orcers FOR promotion or retirement as fast
as they are ordered before the board. Cap
tain f.. X. Calhoun will soon be examined
for promotion 10 the grade of commodore.
and Commanders ID. b. Harmony, A F. X
Benhan, and John Irwin for promotion 10
the grade of captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated sI95, los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE SUPREME COURT decided this morn
ing in favor OF the state of Maryland against
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company in
the capitatiOn tax case; by which decision
the company viii be required to pay over
about half million OfdOllarS to the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03
Deylin & Go. ,

IIO5 y STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

A PATHETIC APPEAL.-It is well-known
that the President daily receives bushel or
more Of letters from all parts OF the country
the writers in the main being applicants for
positions or money. Some of these letters
are curious specimens, and as illustrating
one class of communications received at the
Executive mansion the following extracts
from letter written by a woman in Wis
consin, evidently French Canadian, are
subjOined:
"Mr Grant President of the United States
Al so our good Father of our Country and
for the last Few years ontill now this pres
ept day as being our care on this earth. Dear
Sir Please do not refuse to here the co m
plain OF a poor widow on (who) have lost
her husband in the army, during the war OF
is62 for her distress beg pardon of your
honorable power, not TO rejects the answer Of
these few lines. the object OF these few word
ar groa to the poor widow. Dear
Father OF our country, In care of so many
people, present yself not in body but all
my heart, befOr your powerful, and polite
ness. with the wish. and hope that YOU void
not condemn me. with the hope of god I
pray that you will pity tie grieve of desc
lat widow on give her Dear husband Volon-
teer soldier for the Glory OF our country. Oh
Dear Father OF the union country be al so the
father OF a poor widow on trembie befor
your nam. oh good God give me
health in this gloomy world, aud strength
10 SUPPORT my regret aud despair, SO 1 can
heve or recev q word from the hOnrable pre-
sident of the United State, or from his order,
but no, no, most be misleading. NY lord
wood not here prayer Of poor woman"
The writer gives her address, but fails To
state in what regiment her hu gband eeryeSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

POsTMAsTERs COAAIssIoNED.-TheP Pres
dent today signed the commissions Of the
following pOstmaSters: George w. Porter,
Clinton, ILL.,; AlOnzO Snow, Port Deposit.
Md; James Davidson, Monticello, Iowa;
Charles T. Bennett, Fulton. n. Y.
, 1875-09-02
SDatt'S &ebenS'8 aliart.
Gin mebiainiihes Wunber.

Rbeumattsmus. Neuralsta, @t&t in ibrsm ~fdlimmEsx
stadium, SerDfeln. RDnies. 8ranfbeit. @rpfpelas, aste
ten, srcbe Sdwdas, asbsr. unO 9tsrealetesn, Ntns-
purn &c. &c. Dirb aufs 8etim mtene burb rieien 9pntg
auer Neintsan8snntttel 8ebetlt. Oerielbe TT alpetano.
twan3is Sabre ptnsnr4 pom yublttum erprpbt, sat
puneerttauienbe bon 8duea 8ebetlt uno curtrt pets,
wenn mad Vpritrift 8enpmmen. SIT Elm F&erss pttl-
mittel ppn dtftln In allen ~bstlbaren aduen, curirt bic
%faulftsn altsa @ef&pdre, ie!bft NO Der 8np&en i&sa sa-
9efrefen III.
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map. IrasDosn i'm garf.Gbeater 3u Srpptlyn, ". D.,
prm drpnii4en Ntsumatismus, natbem berfslbe Dsue
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Srpanmas Spipttal mar unb bort ais ~unteilbar ertlart
ruroe.
Spatt's Reconciliation tetlts 5errm ;Saepb Wstt,
Sffce Np. 242 @reenrid Str. ppa etuem erofIIslsn
Selh,pure, wpbet BITE 5dulntB ftpn bis auf ben EnpGen
seibsbener Seiluns teine Wtsbsrbrluns Der Eraaisst,
%erfnbren.
Spatt's eebens.8 alfam earirte 5srrn qDtuian
Sprtnser. 20. 1888 Brppme Str., p~pafaneig BON sat
;unretem Nbeumatismus 70 ernfIther Mrt, paB berIrlbs
cen 8stf es Eranten f6cn rerpirrt bate. Der @e-
nanute fpnnts nibt feline 5anp gum 8ppfs srbebea anp
mar %pabrenb prefer Mipnate ans Bet %asfsdslt.
3u babsn in Der Saupt, Office, GAG @ranp Str, xae
bet Apottetern i'm MuGemetnen, iu 81 per 5laf1e. SrGs
SlaI6en So.
Ppatt's bsrabmts $ etImttts1 ftnh
6pati's urfstlbarer 9sbens. 8dlfam ~ ST. .00.
9patt's "A b.. peppslt ifasfer asbsns. BALKAN. sa
St.25. = SDatt's pulmOnis BALKAN, ober Der S6winp.
iu6tissn .rsuns, su si.00. 9patt's Spis stai-
msnt, %antsblSar tar ssiesn unb S&msrssn isoss art,
8Gpfweb, SnHuenSa, @atarrb, su 25 Cts.
Dsna rbtee arlttel ntbt in eurer Nppttets pber an tu-
rem plase su baten Onb. 70 peaps man fG brett anpas
Central Depot, 246 Sranbfr., u. y.
@emin 2. Spatt & Co., @iseatbimsr.
llsbsral bin per SrprsB psrf@tdt bstm halbsn
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