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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-23
OYSZ Err s.

We keep constantly II hand the BEST THE
MARK EFT AFFORDS
All o! ders promptly attended to by the old
established house Of
j. Al. MCLEAN AZ CO,
No. II Prince street
Opp. the Gazette office
sep 34m Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-23
LoUDoUN FAIR.-Among the numerous
premiums awarded we're the following:

premiums awarded were the following:
Heavy Draft Horses. Best colt, one year
D. /. Ritticer; best colt, two years, D. G.
Adams; best stallion. NJ T. Young; best stall
lion, three years, DIR. g. + Hoge; best brood
mare and colt, j. NJ. and J. G. Hoge.
Horses General Utility. BEST stallion, Fl
Stautfer; second best stallion, r. T. Burke;
best brood mare and colt, G. w. Henderson;
best stallion, three years, g. w. Henderson;
best gcdug or FLY, e. w. Motfett; best stall.
hon, two years, w. j. Harrison; second best
stallion. two years, G. W. Paxsou; best geld.
ING or lilly. two years, E. W. Birch; best colt,
Que r year, Thos. Brown; best colt, spring rs
/. NJ Brabham.
Cattle.-Best yoke oxen. Joseph Nichols;
cond best yoke oxen, w. Karnes; best grade
ball, Douglas Tyler; best grade mich COW, and
second best grade mich cow, j. R. Buchler
best heifer, two years old, H. e. Gist; second
pest helter, two years old, S. Bennett; bes
tailed cow grade, VIM. Beverly; four-year old
Durham bull, thoroughbred, j. A. Jones; best
mich COW, aud second best mich cow, j. A
Jones; thoroughbred Durham heifer, two years
B. T: holland; one year old Durham heifcr, H
Z. ,Gis'; Alderuey bull, B. Oatley; Alderney
mlch COW, H. c. Gist
Agricultural Products. Best bushel white
wheat, (Caawsou,) w. H. Benton; best bush
81 red wheat, (Fultz.) w. H. Benton; bes
bushel white corn, W. H. Benton; best yellow
c,rn 10 ear, Q. w. Henderson; best corn meal
Mrs Emily Moraee; best barrel family -four
j., W: Lawson 4 Co.; best ten acres 10 corn
W. Fl. Benton.
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CHARLES E. STUART,
sep30-eotd Substituted Trustee.

pUBLIC SALE On Thursday, tho 4th
4 of November next, will offer for sale at
my farm. on Fiery Run, three miles from
barbce's Cross Roads, Fauquer county, Va,
my HORSES, COLTS, COWS, HOGS,
WAGONS, GEAR, and all the Implements
usually found on large ard well conducted
farm, together with the Crop o. Corn and
provendcr Of more than two hundred acres of
land, and my Crop Of Hay and Straw. For
particulars see handbil.
Il. G AN BIER,
p. o. "Markham."
The Dell Fauquier county sep S0-wtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-23

The Warwick and Euwood collars so closely
resemble ioeD, that the only diff crence you can
detect is that they look and FL letter.
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~, 1 . ". ~laI hiaiu
The Dell, Fauquier county, sep S0-wtd
[ EUGER'S FLUID (RED), THE UNI.
L. NERSAL UISINEEGIANT LParman-

T EUGER'S FLUID (RED), THE UNI.
IL NERSAL DlSINFECTANT. German
ganate of Soda.} 1t is the only true disinfectant
known, MI other preparations sold for this pur-
pose being merely deodorizers Tor articles which
possess the property OF ovcrpowering unpleasant
smells by their own pungent and often Disagree
able and dangerous qualities 1t is particularly
adapt d for diSnlectng sick rooms in cases of
typhus fever, small pox, cholers, scarlet foyer,
dlarrh94, and all contagious diseases, and FOL
purifying rooms in which there are dead bodies,
removing at once all unpleasant smells, aud
destroying ,etfectually any latent germs of dis
ease. BY placing the diluted fluid in dishes OF
basins, about bed chambers. school rooms, work
shops, hospital wards, &c., it keeps the air in a
perfect state of purity. For stables, slaughter
houses, butchers shops, diaries, cellars, &c, it
is invaluable, keeping them in perfectly
wholesome state, by merely sprinkling the d.
luted Lid over the floors and walls. 1t keeps
dust bi1s, water closets, drains, urinals, &C.,
sweet and wholesome, by using once or twice
day. For salc by JANNEY 81 CO.,
sep Is l45 King street.
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7 AN NEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC


- BlTTERS
These Bittors are the extract Of the best and
most favorably known Medicinal Herbs,
Roots, Banks and Berries, together with suti.
Gent Pure Old Cognac Brandy to preserve them
in any misunderstanding, in elegant combina-
ton, superb Tonic, Alternative and Diuretic.
They arc confidently recommended in all cases
OF Dyspepsia, Nervous Headaches, Indigestion
and Heartburn, Weakness, Langor and Debl-
ty, Torpid Condition of the Liver. Obstinste
Constipation and Loss Of Appetite. They are
also sure preventive of Ague and Fever.
they are pleasant to the taste, and the most
delicate stomach will find nothing disagreeable
IN them. Along water courses and in low and
marshy districts they will prove sure safe
guard against the diseases incident to such sec
tons of the country. Weak and d9bitated
females will derive great benefit from their use.
In quart bottles at 81 each. Prepared only by
JANNEY & CO.,
and for sale, both wholesale snd retail, at their
Drug Warehouse lis King street, Alexandria,
Virginia. sep rs
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REFERENCES.

B. G. Flanagan, esq. r. G. Flanagan, jr.,
Judge L. Cochran and Judge W. j. Robertson,
Charlottesville, Va. James Evans, esq, VIM
B. Isaacs, ESQ.,, Thomas U. Dudley, esl. James
4. nupuy, esq, Richmond, Va. DR.. Charlton,
Ga James Estell, esq, Thos. Arkewright, esq,
Law. Sausey and many others, OF Ssvannsh,
GA Isaac l.. johnson, Louis D. Wine. Joseph
S. Mccoy, Leonard Stoddsrd, Eldrcd g. Davis,
Washington, d. Z.
Richmond, Va, October IS, 1875.
I fully and entirely concur in the above rec
omendation of Madame L. Louis
oct 2O-2W* DR.. JOHN DOVE
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by f. A. Kerby. Auctioueer.

by. VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
~ dated June 2, 1878, and of record in liber
No 3, p. 4lt, Of the Land Records Of Alexandria
city, tho undersigned (who was by an order of
the Corporation Court OF Alexandra city, at its
June term, 1915, substituted as trustee in the
place and stead OF Lawrence B.Tsylor, deceased,
IN certain deed OF trust from Julian +. Hon
Gerson to said Lawrence B. TAYLOR, tor the bene.
Mt of James E. Henderson, will offer for sale at
public auction, in front of the Market Building,
on Royal street, in the city of Alexandria, Va,
on SAIU RDAI, the 23a day of October, 1875,
EST Of The said Julian F. Henderson 'in the
real estate, Of which John E. Henderson, the
father of the SAID Julian F. henderson died
Slozed and possessed, wherever the same may
be situated, the same being together with the
distributed share Of him Qhe said Julian F.
henderson, In the personal property of the said
john +. Henderson, deceased"
Terms OF sale: Cash.
CHARLES E. STUART,
SepoU-eOtd Substituted Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-23

MAN KILLED. The passenger train on the
W. Z. '. M. & G. s. R. R., which arrived
here Yesterday evening, rao over an unknown
coIored man six miles south of Manassas, COM
p'etely seVeriDg his head from his body. He
Was lying across the track, with bis head Oh
Que rail and his feet on the other, and so close
to small bank Of dirt which had been left by
Iaoorers 10 ballasting the track that the engi-
nee! could not see him until she train was with
10 few feet OF him.
The train was stopped as quickly as possible,
~hen the straDgest part of the tragedy was dis,
covered. The body was barely warm, and
sn'ugh the head was cut entirely off, there
Was no blood to be seen. This circumstance,
.oeether with the position of the body on the
"sSS Is strongly suggestive of foul play.
me remains were taken on board the train
aea brought to Nokesville, and left 10 charge
VI the agent there. Some persons at that place
mac aaa seen the negro few days previously, but
II;u not Know his name, and man answering to
s sls description. and who claimed to have been
.oruerl " with Robinsou's circus, had been for
soue time playing a vioiu and drinking inn
bnouera'ely at Culpeper Cour, house. Whether
liza lie was murdered and placed 90 the track, or
n., dawn OF his owe accord and died there. will
fOoaoly never be known.
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s-l. T. o. "a called meeting of Potomac
Lodge, No. 3S, will be held tonight, at II
O'Clock, to make ARRANGEMENTS tor the funeral
OF brother Thomas Wilmington, and to- morrow
morning, At O'clock, to attend the funeral
Sarepta Lodge, No 46, is fraternally invited to
be present. By order of the N. G.:
oct 25-lt B. +. fEAKE, Rec Sec
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IT ARDWARE, CUTLERY
IL GARDEN TOOLS, Sc,
At IS King, on the corner Of Royal ST.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Tho Subscribers are receiving full supply of
goods in Their line for the Spring trade, to which
they invite the attention of wholesale and retail
purchasers. Thankful for past favors, we solicit
II continuance Of your patronage. Orders will
receive prompt sttention.
j. t. CREIGHTON & SON,
NH 80 IS King street. corner Royal.
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DEATH OF AN OLD ALEXANDRIAN.-M
Thomas Wilmington, Que OF the oldest and
most estimabe gent !emen Of the city, died
early last Dight, after an illness of some
mouths, at his home Oh south Pitt street. He
Was seVenty-sx years Of age, and for the last
twenty-five years had been Clerk OF the Mar
ket. lie had a large family connection aud
was well known aud respected throughout the
city, and his death is amented by the whole
community He was member CT the Odd
Fellows, and will be buried by them at ten
o'clock to- morrow morning.
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oct IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-23

No. l4o King street, Aleran1ria, Va
Physicians Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.
g- Orders and inq Iiries from the country
promptly attended to. oct l9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11
District Affairs I'm CONGRESS.
HITTING OF THE HOUSE DISTRICT CON-
NITTFE.

NETTING OF THE HOUSE DISTRICT CON-
HITTEE.
The House Committee on the District OF
Columbia met this morning The bill au-
thoTizing the Recorder of Deeds to employ a
deputy was ordered TO be reported favorably;
also, the bill TO incorporate the Capitol,
North q Street and South Washington Rail-
way Company, with Senate amendments.
The bill proposing to change the names of
the streets received adverse action.
The bin to incorporate the Corcoran Square
Market Company was ordered 10 be reported
favorably; also. bill TO amend the act to
incorporate the Washington Market COM
pany with amendments
THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE.
The District Commissioners were again be-
fore the House Appropriation Committee
tins morning After statements made by
them the committee agreed TO put in
the sundry civil bill an item appropriating
upwards of g no. Geo to meet the demands for
all District purposes except the expenses of
the Board of Health. The committee also
agreed to refer the tax bill back to the House
for reference 10 the District of Columbia
Committee.
Mr. Chapman filed in the House to-day q
memorial of Wash. n. Williams and many
others, against the CorcOran Market incor-
pOratiOn.
Also. the petition Of J. III. Mlrick, of the
District of Columbia, asking remuneration
for model prepared by him for the proposed
library extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

ShiliingtOn sends HaFPeT's Hs"hB and
Frank LeSlie'S illustrated NeICsl5OI'eg 70. FEB
Tuary 20. with rich cartoons 10y Mast aud
HAT Morgan.
DIR. J. - q. Brooks. 81 Virginia, was adj
mitted to tue haT % the Supreme Court of
the Distinct of Columbia tins morning on
snOtiOn Of Mr.. Hackett-
An IS-inch pipe sewer. with necessary man
holes and traps. has been ordered on the east
side 81 9Th street, between G. and streets
northeast
The Potomac presents an unbrOken vista
or snOw-CIVeTcu ice rs far "a the eve can
reach. AMI people walk all over 10 without
iTepidattO1. as there - solid zee seven to eight
inches thick beneath their feet.
This morning officer WheelOrk took To
the 9Th precinct station a eOIOred male
infant. found on Father BarOtti'> doorstep.
OF 18th Stree, between J. AMI VI stree II
was taken tO ST. AIMS INFANT asylum by
order OF Sergeant Guy. where il was kindly
cared for 10y the Si,t,s"S In chaTAe.
The -. AiOysiUs Reading Room \ S-Ocia-
ton last evening elected the following o.
Seer. Rev q. l. Jani>On. :. J.. IRE -,dehi.
p. A Cation vice pre- .Ideht- samuel r.. Null
Ian. recording secretary; James Fuller on.
corresponding secretary: J. j. FalieT. finan-
siaI secretary. q. F. Eckl0fi, treasurer, ThOs.
r Stewart. librarian; Rev. A. J.. JamiSon
=. J.. Jas. Fullerton. Samuel T.. Mullan
committee on periodicals; j. Mccarthy. J. j.
Cation. CuSOTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11
A New York Sun story Disposed or.
IN the New \ FORK EtGl of the 9th inS tant ap
pears the following.
ROSS SHEPHERn.S PnMER


pears the following.
ROSS SHEPHERDS POWER
hfrotfHF the tosi'ni'S1en 9f Justice irho Refused
WASHINGTON FcbT1ar ry s sAn Instance ius.ra
ting th1 a'3lat' Gwsr ~ District affairs SIN Pc
h%ts A fsETey provision dealer e Ihif city
heii'r, contractor with supplies OF various kinds,
with which the workmen Of the latter were in part
pad. fehrey wanted his money, but DruInhel'T
would not paw. and sut was instituted against him
before Mr. Lazenby justice Of the peace. II
ont property. Jut that Boss Shepherd owed him
money sufficient to pay the amount of Fehrcy claim
accordingly attached. This made the Boss in,Iig-
nant, and he declared than Mr.. Lazenby should sui
and a. notary public would be revoked unless the
proceedings were stopped. This did not intimilte
revoked last Monday M If p Grant snc '
Sefds ~ is policy OF sugpreesing legislature hostile
-uTTressiug courts that are uncomfortable other
way thI. VIII soon be country rather unpleasant
Ter people uUtricEdly to thieves to live in.
The record j. as follows:
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ATTORNEy.(
2sth January, 1n75.
GTrleqR0l--In the mGttcrOf the fraudulent
IaN-rOllS of Robert u. Waters. referred to me
hy YOU. / find that Thomas j. LaZpnby as
Rotary public. took the affidavit of Robert
I. Waters 10 the fraudulent payroll. and the
fictitious acknOW Judgments of John Hume
John smith. :. III. King. James Coleman and
Charles Johnson TO powers OF attorney. re-
>FectlVely. certifying in each case that the
party appearing before him was to him
''well known To he the identical person who
executed the power" when he well knew
that the handwriting of the signatures was
that of Guy III. Thompson. / find also that
at the time he signed said certificate said
Iazcnhy occupied the same office with
McSSrS. Luckett, Coburn. Wilmarth and Guv
n. Thompson. the OtEeTpaTtieS implicated in
the affair of the pay roll. Regarding Thomas
J. LaZeEby rs unit tO'eXerciSe the offices of
Justice OF the Peace and Notary Public |
recommend his removal from those Offices
Respectfully.
WN. BIRNEI. Assistant Attorney d G.
To the Commissioners. &c.
Which recommendation was Immediately
carried into effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11
The Markets.

b rTNoRE, February n.-Nirginia c. n...lrrs
North carolina O.. old. Is do new y. d. sp..isi
tax, hid to-day.
BALTIMORE, february cotton ouie, and NOM
Wheat duli-M :, I'D amber. las o,beTs mn,
changed. Corn hrmer-sgutheTn white, - yellow,
changed. Rye quiet and unchanged Hay dan ana
unchanged Provisions steady aud firm, with am
1,eady-sh"ulders, ta1 s., clear RIB sides, 10 tln
BacOIr-shuulders. "a; clear rib sides III ana
hams, ltal5. Lard unchanged. Butter steady-gos,
70 choice western tubs aud rolls, 22s27 Petroleum
unsettled and lower, 6isHG7s. Coffee dull ami mn
changed, Whisky excited anil higher; held I. 10
NEW YORK, February II.--Stocks active ami very
HnsetILsd lover Money Pa Gold, lEs Exchange
NEW YORK, February u-Flour duh and heavy
W neat dull ami uolhinaly unchanged. Corn quiet
LONDON. February II -Consois for money. pa
"5 Tor account @3s93>s. Erie railws. shares. 25l.
LIVERPOOL, February II. Il 81 p. m-Cotton-The
Orleans, 7zsaSd. Sales 1850 bales including 2Jsa
lnI speculation and export. Sales the basis II
35s. I'd per quarter 80
L9NpoN. February T-TalIow ass per cwt Re-
hi'u petroleum, iUaiot4 per gallon.
hoNh"N, February II, : p. m.-AdYices from Paris
LiVERPooL, February II, . p. m.-Cotton-Of the
sales to-day 800 bales were American. sales on the
basis OF middllng uPlands nothing below low mid
filings shipped February and March ar : I3.IS
Broadstuffs quiet Pork 7as per bill for nnv1 M
Bacon, 4bS. per Cwt., for long clear mdlcS and ~
for short clear nddles.
di,ng uplands 1ssalA ID, nddlng Orleans, = saSI
LONDON February Il, $50 r. m.-The bullion iu The
Bank al England Las decreased E457 $50 during ;hf.
hi>I week. the amount OF bullion Withdrawn from
the bank on balance to-day j. tIq.HD. The prou4T-
non oI tle bank reserve to liability, which last
ERANkFoRTr February 1T. ;. ) ~ bond, IF
LoNnoN. February H.-Rcfned petroleum. ed.
per gallon. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

A WRITER says, The Spaniards have a
mode oil preserving which Is quite peculiar
10 themselves. y slice being cut of from one
end OF large melon, the seeds and soft parts
OF the flesh are removed. and into the hollow
mus formed luscious heterogeneous crowd
OF aprlcots, nectarines and peaches, of
oranges, both sweet and bitter of slices of
pIneapples, OF strawberries, of raSpberrieS. is
pressed and closely packed; then all is
stepped IN the preserving syrup, the slice is
the sickness of the sugar. How long in re
mans under treatment, how often the svrup
may be made 10 simmer, are details unknown
10 us; what we do know is thai the final re-
served fruit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

INCIDENT FOR DIME SOyFL.-Uirann
Jones, a 81. Lawrence county backwoods-
man, called upon his crony, William Black
and sat by the fire with his gun across his
ZIP; ihey talked about hunting, and Jones
told story of killing bear He became
absorbed in the recital, because very likely
he was lying, and the strain upon his inven-
i've FACULTY was very great. The butt of the
gun slld unnoticed into the fireplace. and the
stock was slowly burned until the barrel got
not. Then there was an explosion, and a
piece OF Jones leg was carried away This
incident, although doubtless interesting 10
Jones. doesn't after all look very sensational
on paper, but IL may be OF practical value To
the dime nOyelists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

PERHAPS 1T ISN'T HEALTHY but old folks
like II; and ii was thoughtful of Mrs. Vose.
OF Boston, to leave a fund of So 900, one
quarter OF the income of which is to be ex-
pended in providing tea for the Inmates of
the Home for Old Women. There is a like
provision made for furnishing the Old Mem
institution with the same cheering non
lnebriatlng beverage. But the first legacy is
tne prettiest. Tea is plant designed by the
creator specially for female senility. Ii is a
great warmer Of the stomach, a first-rat re
loosener OF the tongue, and has done more
for the diffusion of parole intelligence than
any other plant that SDrnutS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

a GHOST IN North Carolina has gone in 20
business. He has no idea of wanderfno ahont
and soaring people without being paid for his
trouble. So ii is wont to halt in front of the
negroes cabins, and to refuse to move on
until he receives half a dollar: and In this
way he picks up - or 30 every night. Now
ms Is sensible ghost. He prefers to do
business upon his own hook, and doesn'
mean 10 throw away his money upon me-
dlums. Spirirualism has given us a very
anthroPomorphic idea of the next world, but
we really don't like TO think that our paper
money is current there-N Y Tiibitlle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11
LOCAL \ f W s.
Amusements. Ac.. TO-Ntxhf.

Pprds Opera HOsSe.-Sheridap, Mack q
DAYS Grand Combination.
TheG'sT Og3tTSs.-"SInOke Or The Pirates
OF the Chesapeake" ald other attrac, ions.
ttCsUs ThodfcT.-Variety entertainment
with some fup performers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

HERE Is story told of prominent
american IN Europe who was elected homo
TsTy member of a club of his countrymen i'm
germany. The prominent American wrote
dpohte note 10 the secretary. thanking tine
ceiyed bill for initiation fee, annual dues
ana use OF blliiard room, amounting i'm ali To
seventy-nve dollars! The idea of an honorarv
meinoer pelng called upon for money struck
nm as being so ludicrous that he semi q hastv
note or resignation TO the club, i'm which he
stated that he would be glad to act as assignee
for the conceTni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

HtRCB And STATE IN GERMASY.-The
'dtHtuIstt thapter i summoned by tine Gov
tfipf OF The PGONInc Of WeStph;tlia 10 pro-
teed 20 the election of an admin StratOT of
IL uIoceSe and Government Councillor
htrf Won SchlerStSdt. OF Minden directed tn
SelWStrate and administer the Church
property. Nicar-6cneral Peine. all the as
SCISSORS OF the Vicariate. and the clerical
\<1pOiuhlate oihclals of the deposed BiShOn
Martln, nave resigned their functions. bnt
INC lay officials declare themselves preparei
90 carry on the business of the diocese The
seminary for priests, at FuIda is closed nv
authority The whole of the Bishops pron
eTty has been sophisticated by the Laniratb
ana the mead priest, Herr Helfrich DipperZ
- expelled from German Territory The
Vatican has asked the Prussian RiShons To
declare whether there are no means to mn nm
vacant iivings In their diOceSes consistent
win canOnical law, and at the same time
compatible with the new ecclesiastical
statutes of the kingdom. The despatch adds;
IhlS remarkable step of the Papacy Is sup
Isl>eI to nave been Occasioned by the con-
etdLtiS increasing number Of vacant livings
and the constantly decreasing uun,ber ~
students OF Catholic theology"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

~A Geographic coffin attachment. for tho
use Of persons buried alive, is offered To an
appreciative public by Connecticut inven-
tor. II il fail TO answer its purpose the aIIr-
chaser can have his money returned on an
plicatlon to the Manufactured.
SLast night q descent was made on the
Metropolitan Theatre. Broadway, New York.
and Manager Martin Campbell, and those en- i,
gagged in dancing the c.9r-can were arrested.
The grand jury found iTdictments against
the whole troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-11

ME GREAT REMEDIES for Consumption,
Nasting, and Indigestion, are SAYoRH a
MO9RES Pancreatc Emulsion and Pancreatine.
Medical men who have made it special study testify
that life is prolonged in remarkable manner appe-
tte strength, and weight increased digestion greatly
promoted, nourishment impaired, and the general
condition of the body improved by their use Price
from q. 10 Els. SAT0RY a MOORE, (Cheruists 10
the Queen, III. II. III. the Prince of Wales His High
ness the Khediye OF Egypt, &C. I As New Bond
Street, London, and all Chemists. NoTE-Name and
trade mark on each bottle. jy26-4 ths,ly