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agricultural journal, as thousands of New
England farmers know. We send tho
WEEKLY FREE Pass and the Farmer at
reduction Of IS cents from the aggregate
subscription price. SEQ our clubbing rates
ia another column
IINEsBURGH.-T Quiokstep Base Ball
club, of Shelburn, played game here with
the Eleles, Of this place. On Saturday, the
23l inst, which, in point Of the number Of
runs made. showed some pretty sharp play
/ ing. At the close Of the eighth inning the
/ Eagles stood one ahead, but the last ono
being for them a blind inning, and the
Sheiblrn boys making four runs, the score.
At the close. stood 10 to 10 in favor OF the
Quick steps Umpire, Ellery Mead, Shell
burn Scorers. Henry Russell and o R.
| Castle
The High School, here, though NOT as
| furnishing as in former years. contains thi.
Fail, about fifty students. Il greater ndmber
than vt any time for four years
rs IN other places. grapes have almost
wholly tailed to ripen this season, very
few Delawares. coming even to maturity
a thing not known here for years.
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate tour
for the District Of Chttenden, Commission O.
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons. against the estate o. Orsn-e y 80
ATE Of Westford VI in said district, deceased,
snd slso all clsllns and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto: and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice, that " vii a.
,.nd u The business Of our appointment, At Tho
dwelling house Of Joe. Pine, in wostord. Vt,
in said District, the first Wednesdays "i
November and May next, n 10 o'clock D. H.
on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day o. october, A. d. l5'5.
ALVEY stone, Commissioners.
l.. C. NICHOLS, }
l6w3w
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2a-1s75.
NOR MING.


AIRS II. ". THOMSON has jast received IRON
N1 Ne. York, with ans sssortmsnt Of Millinery
Goods. Essex Junction, w., Oct. 70, l575-w2t
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LNOR SALE Copies Of the BURLINGTON Clipper.
e illustrated, containing view OF the "0ld Pins
Tree," as seen in 1908, and also illustrations Of
various Public Buildings, are to be had ct the once
and at store Of g. Huntin ston Co.-0ot Is d3dAwIt
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We will send the WEEKLY FREE Pass and
any of the Publications named below. for
ono year. at the prices affixed. They are
selected with great care and compose the
leading periodicals Of their several classes !;
and the rates are much less than if ordered
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BASE BALL The Arcties. Of this city.
were badly "a; down upon in their match
wita the Ru-tic-. Of Essex junction, on the
latter ground., saturday. Only five in
ming ~ers played, and the score stood IS
for tie Rus;cs to $ for the Arctics Sweet
axe he uses Of adversely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10
G. EOR ETO w N.

THE WORK on the new outlet lock on the
canal. above the Aqueduct bridge. is being
pushed forward with much VigOr. When
completed. boats can be locked into the Po-
tomac, and discharge their cargOes direct
into the vessels.
THE TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COAL by the ca
nal for the week ending on Saturday was
l. 200 tons, which was the largest amount
received during any week this season. The
shipments were slightly in excess of the
amount received.
The FUNERAL of Mr.. George T. Carlin
yesterday afternoon was attended by Cove
nant Lodge, l. o. o. F., and Decatur Lodge
h. Il. After religious services at the late
residence of deceased, the remains were es.
cOrted TO Oak Hill Cemetery and inferred.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived, by river
Steamer New York, from Philadelphia, con-
signed TO G.. F. Hyde, with a cargo OF general
merchandise for District merchants; schoOn-
er $. r. Harrington, from Baltimore with q
cargo of shingles for Wheatley Bros and j.
q j. +. Libbey. By the canal-BOat c. F.
Waters, with 2, 900 bushels of wheat and GOO
bushels of corn for j. g. & ]. NJ. Waters.
FISH MARKET.-MeSsrS. Simmons & Co
sold to-day 81, 900 herring at 50 per thousand;
shad sold at S13 per hundred.
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ALEX A n D RI A.

ARREST OF THIEVES.-It was stated in
yesterdays Gazette that cOlored man named
Stuart Allen, supposed TO be implicated in
many OF the thieving operations lately car
ried on here. had been arrested. Since then
another one, named Henry Warner. has been
arrested, and both of them Were committed
To jail by the mayor this morning for indict-
ment and trial at the next term of the court
Upon the premises occupied by the former
were found things that had been stolen from
W. Ii. Davis, General Pike, Mr.. Foley, Mr.
OwingS, and Mrs. Cook. Notwithstanding
bis industry in thieving. he had devoted
some of his time to the ladies, and was a CAV
LOthariO. for when he was sentenced To iaII
no less than six sable damselS among the
crowd in the mayors office burst out CRYING.
Warner, who had only been out of jail a short
term, is the thief who robbed Mr.. Geo. Bos-
SartS store a few nights since of a lot of
bacon, all of which has been recovered.
LAYING PIZES."-Mr Robinson, a resi-
dent OF the upper portion of Alexandria coun-
ty, who has been much annoyed by dogs
treSpaSsing upon his premises and scratching
up new planted vegetables. was on Friday
arrested and carried before Justice Austin,
charged with laying poison i'm exposed places
II being supposed from the number of dead
dogs found about his place that he had re-
sorted To that method of Kidding himself of
the obnoxious animals. The report Of the
scattering of poison caused considerable ex-
citement in TIE neighborhoOd, and the exam
inatiOn of numerous witnesses DELAYED the
trial of the case until late hour i'm the night
when the justice dismissed the complaint
there being not sufficient evidence against
the accused.-Gdsotte,S th.
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Passive Suicide

If q drowning man should decline 10 seize
a life buoy thrown into the sea 10 save him
he would be called a suicide. Shesame may
be said of the sufferer from a violent cough
or cold, who neglects TO avail himself of the
means of safety afforded in Hdle's Honey OF
HoTeho11d and 1d5, and who subsequently,
dies of consumption. 1t is as certain as that
day follows night, that such an Issue may
always be avoided by taking this glorious
specific in the early stages of pulmonary dis
ease.
P-ke'A TOGth- ncLe DLnns CI.rn in one m M, 20
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EUILDINC PERNIT~-'N. 4. Foley. n two
Story brick store and DWELLING. i6 bv Z. feet
'H "A e~t side of 81 between 7 and n streets
northwest. ~1.'uf. John ~Oler. Two two-stOrv
bricE dwelling -1 by 50 leet. west side OF
sti- between end = streets northwest.
~i-1,"- IT. \. C'-Ieut~. a fhrSs-stOry brick
dwelling 90 by - feet. east side Of SIN be
tween n and ]. streets northwest. - 900.
M@iy Koran. ~ tory frame stable. l..
FetWeeI l>t street and New jersey avenue.
50. J. IaSEev. fO{tr twO-Sf0ry brick dwell
" - with IRE walls, - by - feet. east side
i-tn- between : anu i streets northwest.
= -5""- Jesse L5Scah,t, n twO-sto,.y frame
oWsittns- south ~ile d. between 9th and 10th
streets southwest. Daniel McCarthy.a three
stoTy ntick store and dwelling, = by - feet
north SIDE l.. between 10th and i-t6 streets
EorthW@St. 5000. Nicholas Acker, two
hree->tOTy brick dwellings, 4 by N feet
north Slte F. between ISt and 2d streets
northwest. li.GGa. Dr. J. =. Carpenter. eight
twO-stOry brick dwelling-lOuspS Il BIZ 20
icet, hay windows and fire walls. east side
an between n and II streets southeast
<lt co.
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LOCAL NEW s.


Y,rcFs OpfTd ROg4Se-The beautitnl Nrs
Rousby as the Lady Elizabeth IN "-Tyyts;
Axe and Crown
National Thcdi6T. - Days firU, Avs-,ne
Theater company in "The Bag BONANZA :,
Theater CODsbqUs-HOsts OF new faces II, an
excellent miscellaneous programme Of spe
sialties.
Ar1hie TheGter--F frSt appearance of sew
eral new stars in NOcalISIn and nainstrelsr
performance. concluding with tOe c.tn-can.
JaNChsGl'S tIGr'el.-GTand picnic. Pref
Cooks band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

The WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
met Saturday night, Mrs.. Spencer in the
chair. Miss Maggie T.. SaXtOn submitted a
resolution. which was adopted, thanking
Francis Minor. OF Missouri. for his able plea
before the Supreme Court OF the United
states in behalf Of his wife, Virginia l..
Minor and declaring that this noble effort
deserves the thanks of All women who desire
70 be cqusl with men before the law. Officers
were elected a. follows Miss Mary r. FOS-
ter, president, Mrs. b. A lockwood and Mrs.
= \. Chambers. vice presidents; Miss Maggie
r SaNtOn, secretary Mrs Emma \. Wood
treasure. Mrs sara j. Spencer. Mrs. Belva
a lockwood and Mrs. r. A. Chambers were
selected as delegates 10 attend the annual
convention 10 ne held in New York on the
nth instant. Tie delegates were instructed
30 report several resolutions 70 the national
convention. Among these - one declaring.
mat the interests Of the woman suffrage
~ ovefnent demand change in the manage
vent OF The national sSoCiatiOn. ana that
al local Or2aUl Eat OT.> be- required to defray
IRE expenses Of their delegates To and from
aud during their stay AZ conventions. AMI
That said expenses shall lot exceed - for
each delegate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

MORE TROUBLE on THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO CANAL - The American and
Mary land coal companies stopped shipping
coal by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal on
Thursday evening. The Cumberland News
says .-'' " lille the American company were
willing 10 allow trippage of $50. as adjust
Ell by President German. of the canal. a
number of their bOatmen We're unwilling to
Pay more than -, and all stopped loading
the agent OF the Maryland company stated
that the bOatmen transporting coal for his
company had been deferred from loading by
advice or threats; that the Maryland com
rany were loading what boats they chose To
select, and bad plenty of coal to ship if boat
men could be found TO carry il at the terms
offered. but that as all boats could not get
the dispatch given by the Maryland com
pdny. the outsiders would not allow any
boats 70 be loaded by that company. The
Maryland company propose TO give dispatch
Ou their own terms. and if they cannot do
that viii not ship at all. The agent OF the
New Central company said that his com
pany was still shipping by canal at Sis,
nut rs soon as the Mary land company sue
ceeded in getting bOatmen to carry coal by
paying bonus of 80 per load, as he hal
understood they intended to do, the New
Central. for one. would reduce its freight to
II . per ton. The shipments by canal Fri
day were about up to the average Of the sea-
son, bot fears of general strike are enter
tained.'
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STABBED TO DEATH AT THE SUPPER
TABLE.-In q Philadelphia boarding house.
Saturday evening, James DaggcIt, aged IS,
stabbed and instantly killed Feritnand Rom
Gilman. aged 81. The two, who Were ut sup
per, re-opened an argument they had bad the
evening previous concerning the refining Of
sugar. Eomelman called Daggert a hash
name, wbeyeupOu the latter drew knife ard
stabbed the former 10 the heart. Daggert
made his escape, and has not yet been ar
rested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

GOOD FooD AND PLENrY OF IT. pro-. deas
the same effect upon a person who mas been
starved that the Peruvian y rup and Iron
Tonic does upon the week and debilitatet; 1t
makes them strong and vigorous. changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

fatal STABBISG BY CHURCH PEOPLE.
An unfortunate alteration occurred in Bris-
tOl on Wednesday last, between William
Davis and Gaines Butler. both pxominent
citizens of tkat town. A disagreement arose
between Them about some chickens, which
led To hsht, IN which Davis was stabbed
through one Of his lungs. from the effects of
which ~ Ia feared he will die. Both OF In EN-
were highly respectable gentlemen, and
leading members OF their respective
churches. Davis being a Presbyterian and
Butler Il MetbOdist.-L5I,chca1g( Td.) Repub-
Iran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

THE JEFFERSON BORDEN NIyTrNFFRS
were before Sir Thomas Henry, chief ma gis-
trite of the Worship street police court,
London, on application of Superintendent
Aston. of the metropolitan police, for q
warrant for their detention. The maglstrate
stated that re would issue the warrant for
HIM in persSn, when, if all the evidence
taken before is correct, IL would be a case to
ju stify the sending OF the prisoners tn New
York. A fOrmsa application frons the United
Sta ties consul fer their extradition will be
nect ,Ssarv.
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The Markets.

The Markets.
BALTIMORE, May l0.-Nirginia 6's, peelers, 49,
Virginia CO, consolidated, IS; West tirsinias, .;
North Carolina 9, old 2O}s do, To- do special
tax. bid today; Sugar steady, lO3salO4S.
BALTIMORE, May l0.-Cotton dull and weak-low
middlings, l5,sal5si. Flour quiet aud steady-How
ard street ami western super 75a5 r. do extra IS
as 3D. do. family -60Oa7 0O City Mills. super asa
500: do extra, 55Oa62 Is; do. Rio brands, Sal co.
do. family SIS. Wheat weak-No. western amber ,
l.iGal as No. do, LAB; mixed do, l.40 No west
ern red, .43; No. do 10; Pennsylvania red
l.4oal 49, Maryland red, 40ai AS do. amber, 5Oa
l52 lido white, 40al47: No. western spring red,
lHal ~ Corn weak-southern white. sla92; south
ernyellow, SO; western mixed, 81. Oats firEi-south-
sTn seasl; western white, ISa7s; western mixed,
Pennsylvania and MARYLAND lSsa3. Provisions
shoulders, g. clear rib sides, 1874 loose, packed,
e9ssl2a+ Bacon hrm-shoulders, 0zsalo; clear rib
quiet--refned, i6si63sS. Butter frm-new. western
packed, 20a26; do, rolls, lsa22 Petroleum dull and
nominal '.ssaf: Coffee 9piet-ordinary to prime
NEW YORK, May H..stoeks active, very fever
ish, and lower. Money 5. Gold, l5sS. EXCHANGE,
long, as; short; 49l, Goyernment. active.
changed.
LoNDoz. NAV 10 Il 30 p m-Uni.ed States bonds !,
2os, ls =, lei4 Erie rail- way shares, 2Sa23a; do
preferred, IS.
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SPOTTED LIKE DoMINoEs.-The teeth soon
become speckled If every deflemeut IS not
removed from them every twenty V four hours
To do this effectually, there is nothing like
SozOdOHi. II literally renders the enamel inn
ppTyiOuS and understandable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10
CITY 1T E NJ s.

Go AT ONCE to Kidwell & Henderson, 400
9TH street. and select your wall paper and
window shades from their new styles just re-
ceived and selling at the lowest cash
lTiceS. 0,io,S
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BOoK SALE THIS EvENING-COmmenc
HS thIS Monday evening. at ~ O'Clock
shaTp, MI IhOS. bowling, aEctioneer will
stII al DIS rooms formerly LatitEer 4 Cleary'S,
corner Pennsylvania avenue anG Ilfh street
large and valuable collection Of books
among which are "AuduOOn's Birds and
luadrupedS OF America" "MieEaux' and
NUtfails sylvia and Flora of North Amer
ca the "Gentieman's Magazine Woods
tEciNiliZed Races OF the World,' the ere
itrtOTy Of Arts. Inventions. &c. j." fsHume's
England, ;" &c ibbon-s Rome" also works by
nav tnorne. Dickens, Sidney Smith sSd the
popular authors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10
Ire Housek4rper., Of our Health

The liver is the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ of the system. Set the great
FouseEeeper of our health at work, and the
foul corruptionS which gender in the blood
and rot out. as IL were. the machinery of life
are gradually expelled from the system For
this purpose Or. Pjerce'S Golden Ne linn1 Dis
CoregI. with small daily doses OF DIR. Pierce's
fIeaSant fursatiVe Pellets, are pre-emi-
emily the articles needed. They cure every
KIND OF hurOr from the wOrs: scrOfuia 10 the
common pimple, blotch or eruption. Great
eating ulcers Kindly neal under their mighty
curative influence. Nirulent blood poisons
mat Turk in the system are by them robbed
OF their terrors. and by their peTsevering and
somewhat protracted use the most tainted
system may be completely renovated and
built up anew. Enlarged glands, tumors and
swellings dwindle away and disappear under
the influence of their great resolvent Sold
Dy ali dealers IN medicines. coax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES ASD SPLENDID
GOODS

Chi6ren's Imported Striped Hose, from 90 81
&c pair best Briflsh do SOC. 75c.. Ladies do,
SIC; Lsies " hie Hose, fun regular. pair !: DO
Balbrlggan, extra long, unbl-ached SOC. Men best
British hal Hose. suycTstDut supeTfne. splendid
goods, pair : l; Hens fina Li,le Thread. pair :
Men full regular half Hoe. 25c.; Men double
heel do, pair &c; Ladies Li-e Thread Gaurtl-ts
Gloves, &c, iadi'~' two Button X ids. fine goods
81, Men hid-. cOlor- and black, 81, Lace Tee.
&c; Painted and Black Fans, DC; Painted, Black
and hne Jap. Fans, Sc. Black aud White Satin
faus gilt stick painted AMI cplCred large Fans, only
cls Children : Lace Hoods and Cap. very nice, 1.
Childrens foil Aprons tCheckere-i Nains1ok 10
button behind, Ste Ladies cslorsd Linen 4 prons
new style, Doc: Children sun Buurets, 25c: la
dles Law " sl-ts, Embroidered front, 9 J, Ladies
hne W hlte Tucked skirts, handsome DheniSe Long
only : ]; fine Scotch Bingham. large sun Umbrellas.
81; travelling saTchels. Hand Satchels aud Bag,
and Baskets IN large variety, from Soc 70 > shawl
straps &c, SOC and Il, balls els cerine Soar
&c; Iachag Brown v Ind-.r Soap, 2jc.; Garden
Tools, 50c.; hne StereoSc pes sc: the very best
SteIeoscopic Views OF Washington ard the out.iI.
world, u per dozen, line Walnut Picture F-am-s.
complete, 2jC., 5tlc-. 81 , Gllt and Velvet Photo
Frames 2c. 70 81; splendid Towels, Ice, &c. Sc
and sec; Bird Cages. very nice, 81 and - ~: the
very best Rubber Dressing Combs, 25c. and SOC;
Hair and Clothes Rrushe~. &c. zoe and 81. fine
Microscopes with Objects 81 Vases and Statuette-
smoking Sets and SpittOoHs, Bouquet Holders. &c .
&c. 10 81; go sets Of CrOquet al 81. 50, - IS
$50 81 ~ aud 50, cheaper than ever. Can aud
examine them. Our stock Cf cheap and medium
enulnerate It; u comprises everything that i new
and pretty, aud the prices range from 25c up 70
and the quality l. far ahead Of anything which has
been offered heretofore at these prices.
Is. SILyERBERG.
apH-ly 312 7th street, near Penn. avenue
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PROPOSALS.
reposais for Building Dwelling Heus.
aud q Macada lied Rcnd

Proposals for 3 ailding Dwelling Heuss
and Macada miZed Read.
OFFlCk OF WARRINGTON AQU eDUCT,
1,.,., - WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 1, 1878
ShALkD PROPOSALS, endorsed s'PrOpOsal. tor
- work OF the Washington Agueduct," VIII be re
SeiNeo 81 this oflce until y O'Clock N on the Let
DAY OF June: Tor building Dwelling louise at the
Aqueduct Road WIZ
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which, with specifications. and any desired
Information, can be had application b. mail OF
q. 4: BABC9CK, Colonel Of Engineers, U.sA..
msye6t Chief Engineer, Washington Aqueduct
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Clerks 0stse, House 81 Representatives. Usl
WAsHINGIOS, u. c., MAJ I. 1875
sealed Proposals will be received al this Office
until l2 O'Clock M. MONDAY, MAY 81 Is-5 I'm
furnishing Stationery for the use Of the House 81
Blank forms Of proposals showing the auap,,,y
and quality Of each article and the form OF Sood ~
De signed by thu bidder. and sareties will he f,r
nlshed on application a; this Office
Proposals should BE- indOrsed, ssproposals 20,
sistionery, and directed 90 Edward NcPher.a0
Clerk House Of Representative United state
. 60, hDMAkD MCPHERSON,
mas MT Clerk House If kepresentatiVes,Us
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"A NEwsBoYS SKULL FRACTURED BY A
STONE THROWN BY A COMPASION-A col
OTed newsbOy named Bill ROuSer struck his
companion. Walter Greer on the head with
q stone during an alteration al the corner
OF eth and r. streets Saturday night, fractuy-
ing ms skull. Walter was removed To his
home, on 18th street, between O and X
where Drs. Reyburn and j. Harry Thomp-
son were called in and extracted several
pieces OF bone. His recovery Is considered
doubtful. ROuSer has been arrested and will
be held 70 await the Injuries inflicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

SIIn Chicago ON the first of May an ex-
pressman advertised himself as follows
IN. B-Funiture loaded SO as to show to
the best advantage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

NARRlAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows. Charles Cross and MatiIda Ann
Gordon, George Taylor and Amanda Spof,h
August Raeder and Anna KrehIing. Henry
Sak> ard Nina WILMER, Charles Rsbev and
Marion Bowie. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

PEoPFRTY-OwNERS who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason of public improvements can now die
street. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

ing on Dickson q Patterson before paving
improvement taxes. Offices: COS 18th street
and ZCS I \ street.
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THE THFATERS-Thereh has been no more
attractive theatrical entertainment Offered
At the National TheateT this season than an
nounced This evening. in the production or
the popular and the now reIgning sensation
of the metropolis" The Big BONANZA" Mr.
Iialy writes To tine manager of the National
Theater that the present company il supe-
riOT To any that has ever been sent f.om the
Fifih Avenue Theater. New York, and com
prlseS among them some of New York = most
popular favOTiteS. 4 most liberal patronage
should be extended them. Secure your seats
~ time, All who wish a hearty laugh and an
evening of rare enjoyment.
The beautiful Mrs. EOuSby makes her first
appearance ia Washington AT FOTd's Opera
House this evening in the fine historical
play 4" 1wiNt Axe and Crown" in which she
has made a decided impression wherever she
has appeared She Will be supported by
strong company, and the play Will be taste
fully mounted
The TheateT COmique commences the last
week Of the season tonight with a number
Of new faces and one OF the best variety pro-
srammes of the season.
The Avenue IheateT announces several
ICw star performers in the advertisement
elsewhere. and the usual variety entertain
Dsenf will b. given every evening, terminal
ing with the can-cau-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1T is reliable. For Pimples on the
race. Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PsTTU'S JmprOred Co,aeTene and Pio,nle Rem
ed0. The Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
u. I. Perry, ~ Bond street. New York. 55l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

X. d. RUFFIN, our late cOlored attorney
and sheriff. in a letter TO the Petersburg S0r
denies the SOFT Impeachment made against
him here that he trifled with a young lady's
affections and ran away TO escape the conse-
Quences.-AleT. Sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

THE best dressed men in town are wearing
Warwick collars. They say there Is nothing
like them for coInfort.-Adt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-10

lhE kSsIDENT artists ofouT city wilt hold
I" are Oh me Oll paintings. some OF their best
ptoInctIons- al tine auction rooms of Duncan
I'D ssn bros, On or about the 18th OF this month
inert are some fine local scenes IN this col
Ieciioh worthy the attention OF lovers of the
painting should attend this sale