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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
st. Nicholas for Nay.

With the May number, St Nicholas
begios new serial story, "The Css
aud the Countess" translated from the
French by Thomas Bailey Aidrich,
aod illustrated with silhouettes' BY
Hopkins. The FIRST installment intro.
duces the principal charaotera in SER
ies Of striking incidents, aud contains
no less than th;rty.six comical silhou-
ette drawings. Indeed, the illustra-
tions to this story are . novel and stir
ring feature for St. Nicholas, can hard.
ly fail to make q sensatios among the
boys and girls.
As for miscellaneous attractions, the
large number Of them forbids even the
mention of all. "Jack- -in.the Pulpit"
is as brilliant a ever. "The Little
School ma am" awards several prizes,
and deacon Green" offers several
more. The Letter. Box aud Riddle
Box are crowded with goods things
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The season is suggestive Of flowers.
The rooster Is about the earliest speci.
men We can think Of; he Is Gro Gus.

A man went out the other night to
see If he could ascertain the color Of
the wind, and found it blew. "
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27

The indications are that the new
postal bill will not pass. It is no i'm
provement on the present law for the
transmission Of that class Of printed
matter intended only for advertis.
ing purposes or merchandise and
the class Of persons inte rested In
that kind Of mail matter is probably,
sufficiently numerous and urgent to
defeat the bill. 1t reduces the rates on
transient newspapers aud magazines:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
CENTENNIAL LETTERS,

Edited By John Vance Cheny.
rare collection OF Revolutionary Letter., mainly
from stor 10 the hands Of the decr nlsnts OF Col
loseph Ward. They full oiinterest. and will be
read With rare relish in connection with the Cen.
tennial celebration Of the year.
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THE GAZETTE
CASH ADVERTISlNI RATES

ANtrausien Mt advertisement must oe pa'uior'os"
vance. a..:....
Legal Notices. IS cts. PEI square tor the nssthset
Zion sr ~ Y is par square for each subeequentiu
s-rtion All legal Notices mvst be upon the rSsPon
sibili.v of the Attorney ordering them pubitSne"
No aiidsvi. Of publication will be given until the
publication fees are paid.
local Notices inserted at 10 cents per line.
Business cards of Eve lines or less S6.oO.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
soRlBNERs' MONTHLY FOR 1875

The publishers invite ate ntiOn to the following
- ri Of the attractive aticleS secured for
Sesf6Ssss Monthly, for the Coming year. In the
neld'of ae1ion, hesides numerous, nevelettes, and
shorter storisl there will be 49,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27

Mr.. Straits bill, appropiating $50
900 to purchace agricultural impli-
meuts, seeds and work oxen or horses
for the different bands Of Chippewa In.
dams, distributes it as follows. For
the Penbina band. at White Earth,
1900. Otter Tail bands, at White
Earth, 1900; Mississippi band. at
White Earth. iuclnding Bad Boys,
SO 900; and for the Pillager band, At
Leek Lake, IS. 1000.
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PHILIP NOLAN'S FRIENDS,
7 Or Sliow Your Passports"
4, .Ry EDWARD EyERETT Halls.

The seeue II this story Ia laid IN the seathwssteru
trritory, now forming the Statrs II IsufsianA asd
Tex.s, At the time oi Aaron Burr's treason. The
cisai Actcrs livs IN s-ction which was AupeH
csn, aow French, aud now Spanish, and this record
0t thsie Sdyruturous lives makes story Of intenss
and unAaxving interest throughout.
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md will for twelve months. Thisis NJ. Hartes
Aest extendrt WORK. The scenes and characters,
which the author has chosen iFu his Evorite Geld.
ealorna. are painted With chsraeteEistie -ivdneas
aud power: aud tks work 10 vithout doubt the most
graphic teesrd Of early California Life that has yst
appeared.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE REyIvAL.-The meeting last evening
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. hurry, of the NJ
I. church. Addresses were made by Major
Hall, Mr.. Norris, and others. The INQUIRY
meeting was somewhat varied oy ASKING
ali those who desired to be talked with ou
the subject OF religion to come forward TO the
front benches, which were cleared for the
purpose. Some two or three only accepted
the Invitation.
MINISTERIAL CALLs.-Rev. Mr., joyce OF
Philadelphia, called by the vestry of st.
johns Church TO fill that pastorate, has Sig
nlhed his acceptance of the same, and will
mmediately begin his duties there. Rev.
w. W. Williams, of Christ Church, has re-
ceived call from New York, and has the
subject under consideration, but has not vet
decided TO TO accept. GeorgetO own will loose
a good and useful man II Mr.. Williams
leaves
GRAIN.-Arrived-B Beat Seneca, with 2 OOJ
bushels corn, 40 bushels wheat, aud 800 bar
rels -four: Also by rail, so bushels wheat
consigned TO I. G. Wheeler; Mary Ann, with
1000 bushels wheat TO Hartley q Bro.
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Blessed Sacrament The first, at 80, vi I
be without music. TIE secOod, at II O'Clock
KYr,es ei by ar TsnTs S1asss.ng OF Toe
Gloria Tibi, by Particle; anthem. "Chrfst Is
Risen" composed by Particle. sung by Miss
Jennie Bryan, oontralto; Gloria Pairi, by
Prof. George w. Walter; solo by Charles
Msllard; Gouuof's Ssnctus aud Agnus Del;
Gloria in Excelsis, by Harrison Willard;
Miss Easily and Miss Marie McClery. Al 4
O'Clock p. m. there will be short service
without music.
st. Paul's church. sd street, first celebra
Second full choral Celebration at n a m.
.Processional,n I'VE March TO Victory, !"
s Sasdhoys ne Deum. De; Introit. kyIie,
Gloria, by w. 8. Hoyt, organist of All Saints
church, London. Ohertory, by Gounoi;
Reeessional Hymn No. III; hymns, ancient
and modern. At evening, at ID. M. the
same: Introit, Credo and orertory win be
At the Church of the Incarnation, Rev. Mr..
Townsend. the music will be as follows:
"Christ, Our Passover" Buck, TIE Deum
Lloyd; "Benedictus," Willard. Anthem IAN
te, communionl, 81 Know that My Redeemer
The choir, under Prof Lawrence, Is com
posed OF the following Miss Bette Gooirich.
Miss Cora Chase, alto; DR.. Jos Jowy, tenor
Mr.. Edmunds, bass.
At Grace Church, the rector. Mr.. Holmead,
VIII preach from JOB II, IL: 'If a man die,
shall he live again?" The music will be as
IClIONs- EaSter Antnem, werner, Sunday
school and choir; Easter Chant" Common
Praise lie Deum," Greatorex; Easter Au-
the m, Wares, Sunday school and choir:
Easter Hymn, school and choir.
Church of the Epipbany.-R. Wilbur +.
watkins, rector, Rev. n. X Boss, assistant.
here the choir is under the direction OF Mrs
U a. P1erson, the organist. Mrs. Camp,
soprano; Mrs Root, alto; Mr.. Knoop, tenor
ana Mr.. Reed, bass. On Easter SUNDAY IL
viii be reinforced by Mr.. Frank III. Potter
tenor, who will sing several solos. The fol-
loving rich programme will be rendered.
Anthem. Christ our Passover" Dudley
Buck; Gloria PatTi, Geo. w. Walter: re
Deum, FESTIVAL" Dudley Buck; Jubilate
Dec, same; HYMN. Christ, the Lord, is
R.sen To day" Mozart; Gloria Tibi, Geo.
w. Warren; Hymn, Hairs Hymnal; Offer
tory, King all Glorious. j. Barnby; COM
munion Hymn, Bread OF Heaven"
~. Johns Church, Georgetown. - The
music TO be rendered by the choir of St
Johns Church, Easter morning, will De as
follows: Opening Anthem, Christ, the
Lord, has Risen To-day" Spencer Lloyd;
Anthem, "Christ our Passover" Dudley
BUCK; Glori Patria, MOsenthal; TIE Daum.
"Festlval," Dudley Buck; Jubilate Dec r
nat, same; OfertOry. GOunod. The choir is
as follows: Miss Clara Baker, soprano; Miss
Emily Hyde. also;Mr. III. Z. Pearson tenor;
MI :. L. Middleton, base; organist Prof w.
l.. Middleton.
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AMUsENErrs-Na,ionnl 17len.er.-Mr.s

AMCsEMEETs-NG;iOndl Tbea,er.-Mr SOth-
ems engagement closes tonight, when ne
Will again appear in the succe ssful roles of
David GaTrick and "Dundrelry Married
and Settled Next week Imitation" the
eWcTanna taken from the amusing letters
OF Petroleum V. Nasty will be pToiIcFI
GayIOr.
FOTC's OpeT0 H0lNs.-The first class per-
fCImsnces Of Tony Pastors variety tronpe
viii lose Tonight IAis Is one OF the best
companies in tde prOfe sion, and liz always
Wei received wherever IL appears.
IhCOfrT> t0HtqSte.-The Maniac Lover >
Hnd zoe Partisan FOllies," together with a
capital variety peffOl nance, SSH holds The
boards here.
John OBTiel's Big Shoe IS still the delight
o. Inc little folks. For 4 whole week II has
drawn crowds under It's canvass at every
performance. To hight will be the last ex-
bibifiOn.
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VISIT To BALTIMORE-Fra Lodge.
NO :, knights OF Py thiaS, Of this city, paid
fTatf NAL visit to Golden Lodge No. l. Bal
tlmCIe- last evening. The Washington
EnighiS, numbering about dfty, in uniform
lett washington a. p. IN and on arrival at
camden Station were met by committee
OF Golden Lodge and escorted 10 the lodge
roo at Mozart Hall, corner Hanover and
tSmcen streets. where speeches were male
Dy A. j. Cunning, j. w. Thompson. @. w.
Alexander, j. 6. l. Foxwell. G.. f. Dunn
Henry Stewart and Joseph Martin. Among
those present were e. e. Maxwell and James
&nitehouse, Of the Grand Lodge OF the state
OF Maryland. The Castle Hall OF Golden
Gate Lodge was handsomely decorated, and
the visitors were entertained with a supper
ihey retdrned this morning well pleased
with tie visit.
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BUILDING AsSOCrATIOSs.-At the 72i
meetinR Of the Franklin co operative build
1ng association. MONDAY evening April 10.
500 was advanced, at an average premium
of II per cent.
AT the 18th monthly meeting of the Jeffer-
son CO operative building a ISOLATION, Tues
Gay evening, April II, ~ 200 was sold, at an
average premium of 100 per cent.
AZ the Ith regular monthly meeting OF the
arlington co cooperative building associ alton /,
"wednesday evening, April u, - 5O0 was ad-
Nanet i, at an average premium Of l2l per
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The RFPoRT of vital statistics of the
Beard OF Health for last weeB shows total
nUmber OF deaths, 81. Among the causes
s1ons, 4; pneumOuil. %. The mortality was
IL more than last week, or at the rate OF 32j
Per ! 600 per anDum; increase of the popula-
ncn by births (reported) over deaths, q, or
NJ the rate of S25 per I 900 per annum. Rate
OF mortality OF the white population was
1t.l35 per 100 per annuT. while the NOR
IahIy OF the COlOred population was AZ $50
per 1.CCa for the same peric I; rate of Increase
OF The white population by births over
oeatbs, 1914 per 1000, while the decrease o.
Inc eoiored population by deaths over births
Was Oh per 1000 per anDum. Deaths cor
responding week of 1875, white, IL: cOlored
3s-total, 80, or at the rate of 27.9j per l 900
per anDum.
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Al THE ANNUAL COSCLAvE OF Washing
ton Com mandery, No. !, knights Templars,
last NJ ghf, officers were elected for the eusr-
1ng yea a. fOllOws:-E. G.. Davis, eminent
ccmmai der, Robert Boyd, GeneraIissimo;
w. j. Stephenson, captain general: Rev.
Wl!our r watkins. prelate; w. G. Brock
senior WARD en-; Z. r. Schaffert, junior war
GEN. John n aywOrth, treasurer; Warren Fl.
circuit, recOTCeT; Thomas LuttreII, warfer:
ALISON Nailoi. IT, standard bearer; Daniel
McFarlan. sW ord bearer; II. II. BOtalsr.
samuel Bacon and W. NJ. POindeXter
guaTts; Nathaniel u. Fugitt, trustee. ResO.
Jnuous ol respect II the memory OF the late
Past Commander T.. u. Gilman were adOpt-
sC.
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removal.
FIRST CLASS SECURING AND DYEING.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO bis new building, 900 q ST. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
ms former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American
or European invention, he is enabled TO do
any work In manner not TO be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities.
Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
81 Grape Wells refnished nice and cheap.
81 Grease stains removed effectuslly.
@ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
81 Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
No ESTABLISHMENT In the city more
prompt In attending TO all orders for Sewer
Work, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham
llton q Pearson, \. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th
and ID streets. They employ none but the
best workmeD, and consequently give salts
faction In all their work. They keep the
largest stock of Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled TO do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
on all contract work, and guarantee salts
They are good responsible men and deserve
encouragement. 3,ls,w&s,3:
OUCH! THOSE PAINs!-Use Edwards q
Hutchison's Stimulating Liniment for
rheumatism. 4:
TESTED BY TINEOFor Throat Diseases.
Colds, and Coughs, "Brolrns RYoJlc mai
ITeches' have prOred their efficacy by a test
of many years.
DR.. c. w. BENsoNs CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleeplessDess, and will cure any case. Price,
SO cents. Sold by all Drug gists in Washing
ton, Georgetown and alexandria. 2,2i,eo
CHARLES HKIpsIECK Sillery. Extra Dry
and Grand Vim Medaills Champagne. For
sale by Hall q Hume. R,3,eoS:
SoD.-Sod cut an even width and thick
ness by machine, and furnished at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or to lay them
selves. can be accommodated by addressing
Box 451, city p. o. asa
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, TO 4. Sat
urdays, 8 to and 6 tos. HtS,litl6
Cofns, &c.-"The Wise for Health
on daily walks depend, }" and thousands from
far and near visit DIR. Whites establishment,
1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lards hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
of, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas
cular Excresencee, etc. Established In Wash
tngton in 1861. Fee, 81 per visit
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THE FUNERAL of the late Joseph Ambush
toOk place yesterday from the Asbury NJ
r. Church. He was local preacher, super
1ntendent of the Sabbath school. class
leader, steward and assistant chorister, and
Tor many years had been a successful school
teacher. The services were conduc.e by the
Rev. Richard r. Bell, OF Alexandria, We.
assisted by the Rev. MessrS. WaIker, Brow a ,
HOOKS, and BydeT. About thTte hundred
of the sabbath school pupils. in charge Of
1bCmaS Bell, were present. and seemed 10
REL sstiy the loss OF their below 4 superin-
Iendent. After the close OF the services.
JoEn r. Cook Lodge, No. 1,1S5, 6. U. o. o f
lied past. Under the escort of the lodge,
The funeral cOrtege proceeded to the Young
Mems cemetery, where the remains were Ia
tered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

Ho! FOR THE CoUNTRY.-The sudden heat
OF The last ten days, and the budding leaves
are suggestive of the beautiful couutrys'
Read the advertisement OF Fitch, Fox 4 Co.
of desirable suburban home. -
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LOCAL NE VS..


National 7nealeT-Sothern, as David Gar.
riek" and "Dundreary Married and Set
He'd"
Pbrds Opera House. Tony Pastors un-
rivaIed variety troupe
1eeaa CoDttqlse.-The "Parisian Follies.v
And other varieties.
John O'Briel's six great shows consolidated.
corner 9Th and streets.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON BALro. Ann
ONO RA1LRoAD.-Thea attention of the trav-
cling public is directed TO the regular aiver-
tlsement OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroa 4
company, In this issue, which shows the
schedule as it will be run after Sunday,
April 10TH;
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have fbeen issued 10
Samuel Scott and Mary Fletcher, Francis
Neales and Rachel Day, Hamilcar Turley
and Ida b. Francis.
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Condensed LocaIa

Street lamps will be lighted az 7.O5 D. m
and extinguished at a m.
J. Z. Parker sends an early copy OF the ex-
eeiIeDt May number of The GGlGIy.
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:, Inc conference was opened to day by re.
The fifth question was now asked, " What
persons are admitted on trial?" Brother
Kidout reported one, viz: G. NJ. Hutchins of
Sntstertown circuit. After some question
from the bishop, the examining COMMITTEES re.
Adopted.
TO the 9Th question, sWho remain on
trial?" ID. A. Carroll and W n Chanhers
were continued on trial,
After much discussion as to tue continu-
ance OF Rev. c. G. Reeder, on account OF
continued by vote OF 16 in the affirmatiye
and Is in the negative.
The 9Th question was then asked. "Wbo
are admitted or readmitted into full con-
nection?" and Geo. Jones was admitted into
full connection. Adjourned.
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LECTURES.

II I'M HICUM IESTITUTE.-A Public Lecture
II al be Igtven, on TUESDAY NIGHT NeNT
phi lst At ~ O'Clock. In the LARGE hall o. me
Curtis school Building. (Geor getOwn bF Pr. T. r.
Tfhls1Of. OF the above IN titutiOn. SubIeel-
Water and lts kleDenis,' with ex Ieriments No
Charge Tor admission; but children undrr Il years
Of not sdmitted unless accoupauiea by nar Ne
or suardiaUs. ssIS 81
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CoLCMBIA CoMNANDERY, NO. ?, accom-
panied by Sir Knights OF other Commander
les In the District and visiting Sir Knights,
assembled, last night, al the new Church OF
Inc Ascension, corner 18th street and Massa-
chasetts avenue, to listen TO a sermon by
Str knight Addison, rector OF Trinity church.
The assistant bishop OF the diocese, Sir
Knight Rev. DR.. Pinckney, Sir Knights
Keys. watkins, Hobby, Steele, Revs. Buck
Holmead, Graves and Elliott, rector of the
Church OF the Ascension, took part in the
services. The text was the 18th s Ca atians:
The Cross OF our Lord Jesus Christ"
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Weather Probabilities To-ddu.
OrYrcr OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. /,

WAsHINGT0N, April Is, 1876. (
FOR the lower lakes, middle and eastern
states, rising barometer, south and west
winds, stationary temperature partly cloudy
Or clear weather, except occasional rains at
The northern station and over the lakes.
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Rem oval.
EIRsr.CI Ass ScnrpISc xxn nvrrnn

FINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS SUITS made
to order, $40, at MOores, 1OII y. Y. ave. 4, g
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BLACK SILKs--We have Just bought %
pieces black silks at great sacrifice; among
these are elegant taffetas at SIX and Al: a
speciality In fine cashmere guinets $50
Sl.I5, and So. Wolferd & Shilberg, 81 Market
Space.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

PRICES jewelry store recs,,.s
beautiful styles OF new Jeveiry mis- norno
ing, No. s6 Pennsylvania avenue, near a.
street. A~A m
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~, ssSRs DUNcANsoS Bros, auctioneers
. Ia syn al auction. on Monday mornfno
aPLI, IN, AZ 10 O'Clock, by order OF deno}
iusiSermaster, az the corral, corner Of Ii,b
49, streets northwest, horse, mule, stoves
Tools, harness, cocoa mating Se 'es'
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CIT z ITEWS.
Hats for the Spring OF >,

The best IS and SO SILK Hats,
Elegant styles Stiff Felts, - to $3.50,
Fine Soft Felts (all colors), Al 20 To -,
Boys ana Children's Light and Dark, Soft
ard Stiff Felts, and Brown Straws, some
new and very pretty styles, received this
week, at Lewis" 800 eth street. .
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lou SP RIFG! 1910
PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
CT q Il HINGl
A. sTRAUs,
IsIl PIHEsYLvAHIA AvIHUR.
DRESS COATS Ann yEsrs.

Oriental SILK Pl'd Worsted Goats Vests $40 90
Northampton SILK Ribbed worsted do. DO -. - 90
Vienna Diagonal Worsted Goats q vesu. 4 9 so
Blackinsto Black and Gold worsted do. do Is 90
Uxbridee Fancy Silk Worsted Ooafs q Vests IL 90
Harragansstt FaAcy Blk Worstsd do. do...... 10 90
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CATARRH, DISCHARGE rs FROM THEHEAD,
AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES SUCCESS
FULLY TREATED That the timid aud dis
appointed may feel the utmost assurance
aud confidence in the good faith of Doctor
marley, ne generously proposes to attend all
persons, rlch or poor, free of charge, until
the best evidence and most convincing proofs
OF his success have been realized from mis-
treatment Office and residence, 9SG street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

TRY Marburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. 4,l3,E
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ECONOMY IS WKALTH-Persons intending
10 visit Philadelphia can save money b1
calling At r. McMurray's, sos Market Space,
sna nave their trunks repaired and covered
IA ZIG DtstWorkmanltke manner, al red uced
prices Trunks of All descrintiops ,,ata -
o.uer. 1ul supply OF harness constanfIy
nspd. Remember X. McMurrav's az
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, 8 TO 4. Sat
urdays, to 4 and 6 to 8. Ht3,Iitl6
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FIRE LAST MCCLELLAN night about 10
oclOck, the house OF Frank ID. Gaines, on l4tl
street, BET. and ID Sc, was discovered 10
ne Oh nre, and an alarm was TUNED in from
box 81. Gaines house, a two story frame
was totally destroy ed, and the adjoining two
story house, owned by Martha JORDAN and
occupied by Frank Joyce, was partially
consumed Tue loss upon Gaines property
Is ABOUT $40, insured for $500, and on the
adjoining property the loss is about s3OO.
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on daily walks depend" and thousands from
far and near visit DIR. Whites establishment,
1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel, for relief nom, and avoidance
of, Corns, Bunions, Trou blesome Nails, Vas
cular Excresences, etc. Established In Wash-
ington In 1861. Fee, 81 per visit
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EASTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is the
attractive title OF an entertainment 10 bs
gwen In aid OF charity that appeals to ali,
Al Masonic Temple. on Monda y and Tuesday
next Sucn particulars as can be given in
sdvance will be found In the advertisement
elsewhere in to- days paper; but to be fully
understood and appreciated the entertain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

SoD.-Sod cut an even width and thick
ness by machine, and furnished at low price,
Parties wishing sod laid, or to lay them
selves, can be accommodated by addressing
Box 457, city p. o. asa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

DR.. c. w. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleeplessDess, and will cure any case. Price,
so cents. Sold by all Dru ggists in Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,2i,eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-15

Mr.. DAVID K. SMITH, the well-known
contractor, died at his residence, No. 22O 81
street southeast, about u o'clock last night
quite suddenly. Mr.. Smith was out attend
ing 10 his business on Wednesday, but on
Thursday, feeling unwell, he remained at
home. In the evening, OF that day, he had a
paralyt1c stroke and spasms ensued at inter-
vas until his death As above stated.