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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

Cleslm9 n the Onlces Last Nisht.
Last night the Democratic registra-
any. IA N56 Fifth Ward, however. Two
more days will be allowed to afSord the
1a0garde an opportunity to register and
In the Eleventh Ward until Saturday
night.
Of the registration In each ward with
few exceptions.
First Ward, 1857; Second, 1864; Third,
2490 Fourth, Lemonnier Club 902, and
Connolly Club about 600; Fifth, 1522 ;
Sixth, 1900; Seventh. 1900; Eighth, 1928 ;
Ninth, 1854; Teneh, 1894: Eleventh, --
Twelfth, 672; Thirteenth, 39l; Four
teenth, 325.
1t will be- remembered that there Is q
split In the Fourth Ward, and two regis
tration Offices were opened. The FIJI
teenth Ward (Algiers), and the Six.
feenth and Seventeen (Carrollton), are
yet to be heard from. The Eleventh
Ward is left in blank, no new registra-
tion having taken place In that ward.
Conference In the Thtra Ward.
The following resolution Was adopted
at a conference meeting OF the River
sides, Morgan Guards, Crescent City
Workingmen' and Peoples Clubs, held
last night:
Whereas, the organizations represented BY
this committee 8re pledged to secure fair
registration Of the. bona hde residents Of the
Third Ward In order that the nominees In the
coming campaign shall be men Of known integ-
rity and acknowledged capacity; therefore,
be ft
KesolpAd That We call upon the Committee Of
Registration 10 carefully revise the registration
OF the Third Ward as required by the resolution
OF the Parish Committee, In order that only
actual residents duly entitled to vote hall exer
Central Club.
And furthermore We call upon the Committee
Of Registration to inquire iftg the legality and
propri6ty OF names registered upon hffidavits
coming from the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Hups-
rior Criminal Court
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9uttiun ltOiIt,s.
9,rsunaI autlt,s.

nISEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility. and kin
~ dred affections speedily anu permanently cured "
HENRY 4. DANIELS. II. d., la Lexington av- nes
Goth ST. Hours. Sto3.
INFORMATION WANTED Of Peter Duncan,ss.
II geant Co. C.. h3d Noun GERS
ALONZO LEW. 81 Main st.. Brooklyn.
NI much disappOlnted. DICK
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pkAwING AT THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
- IN PRESENCE or THE SHAREHOLDERS,
TO WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING cERrlFI.
GATES WILL BE ADMITTED.

Two wheels will he providnd-One holding the names
OF shareholders ana the other holding the numOcrs of
the plots and lots name and hummer Will be drawn
simultaneously until both wheels empty ana the
aw rs called, each shar holder being entcdo which
ever MS number uesiguafeH as shown on the M p .
No shaicholdcr- name enter into the distribution
unless his or her payments shall amount to twenty-five
dollars each share taken the date OF the distrh
ton TINS rule i essential to preserve good faith DO
tween the shareholders.
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO THE PROPERTY.
Ladies and rcntlemcn dc,lr us of viewing tins prop
erty and aap tie elegant improvements 0ring maze ny
MIR. stewart ON his adjoining property eau accompany
our snicsman from store. 80 81 1t O'cl lCS A. Nj
take 10 O'ciOcK from right hand ~ ferry
landi gsi Hunters Point Gross 3ilh II ferry at ei5
A NJ. James, Flip ferry, foot OF thaubcrs IT,, At
$50. b. In time for train. For maps anu further
formation cali upon-or addre -
II. ". HITCHCOCK, 1855 ii av.,
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HtaI GsttIk.

GREAr cLEAHINNRur SALE
Distribution or HOUsEs AND LOTS
IN THE NEW AND THRIVING SEITLEMENT OF
UITCHCOCK'S
GARDEN CITY Park.
Separated only by the railroad track from the Hon
A. 4. BTEWARl'S GARDEN CITY.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaoa
DENNsyLvANiA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED srATfs NAiL RoCTE
Trains leave New YORK, via Desbrosses and Cortiandt
rSp5sss io5 Ha5fi:oa's p,..eu.sn the IVES, and
and $50 T. 81 Sunday, ana $40 r ST. ''' "A ~
For wli,mspgrt Lock Haven Cory, and Erie At 80
ns, feiros1n Centre nd The on Resi5n 81 "D
For Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited
except saaaay ESQ a. arrSe r wa6Sssn a
p.M.,, Regular Al $40 A. Nj, 3 aad9P.M. SUNDAY
Expires. Tor Pniadelpha; ,, $50 $40 $50 4. NJ $780,
50, $40, 8. 4. Z SO p. a.. and IL night SUNDAY.
30. $3.50, and9P. NJ Emgrant and second easa
Fer cssispna pepSt 2, So o.so 49, SO $50 4;
Depot At 7l5. sl5, 1880 A. Nj, El5, $50 L. $50 D.
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth, Railway Princeton
dreniool Perrin Amooy, iieimngton Belydsre asd
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, .o65 and 1880 \. NJ
and loso N. daily l0ia ana $50 n; daily
6'so K NJ. i:o5 S;iS aud 1925 z NJ SUNDAY geo 4.
N From pha.e rhia, 5l0 $50. 900. iO.l5, ll,so.
n. sunday, $40 SEQ, 6:S6' 1884 A. ~ $50 and
Ticket ofacs., $50 and o.. Broadway, l Aston House
srookyn ~ ~ Ia, and iis Hudson ST. Hoboken.
FRANK THOMSON. D. N. BOYD. ia.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-First trip OF the entirely new
''D - ~.' -'' CRY or TROY
Of the, citizens i.e. rhnrsdsy. June 49, at or NJ
special Gay trip viii also De made Saturday rune H.
leaving at 10 AM arriving at Troy early III the evening
V'HE MARY POWELL, for Yves, Point, Nes.
~ G9S,Sa tSTpS M,Sn and Ses HV9ours
Il ,o sYNpAX EP MT YS&o
iii i S%F s ii S%S@s We r@s al
ano selected Ar.,ees 81 rie gTe 'test Interest.
roKr saIE hbYGAfL L SEfNSTtssNrS.
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DEAUTIFIL teeth for 81 single. tli warranted
Id SILVER ninngs 900. n, Y Dcltal Rooms 26s 6ih AZ
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A rev neat nj tidy girls wanted, between 10 ana
n is venrs Of age. TO learn cigarette makiug Apply
foFkHNtIss. K1NNEY, 1ii est Broadway.
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GOOD HOMES on IT. tallment plan. Call or tend
W for circular. Il KELLOGG. Broadway.
WANTED-A farm. from so to 100 acres. Address
w W. p. BOX 1885, sun ofnce.
CJy EACH.-Nowtown, L. Light lots 25xl0o;
% Il 1 - together or separately,
VIM. H. McKiSLEss. $50 Broadway.
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MiitsIIlrsyl,.

L State for incompaubiify &C. Residence not ma.
teri l. Fee after decree. Address O. L. SIMS, 81 Ash.
land block. Chicago. H..
nIvORCES quietly anywhere pay when divorced !.
- advice free. American Law Agency. II Astor
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LNN-T SiDE.-Sunday boat SYLVAN DELL for
II Ncwhurgh Cornwall Cold Spring West Point. Iona
+ and and Yonkcrs. Leaves harlem brd e, $3.50 a W.;
Fast 12Oh ST. 1855 East 1OPth st.. 5iO Eat 23i st.,
735 Kent ST., GrccnpciIt, sos Grand ST. S:l5 Peck
sip, $780, Manhst .nvilc. Q:i5. Returning leave New
burgh 2PM Fare 81 for round trip 10 point above
nkera
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GORDON bin head Franklin press a 1rdou ioxi6
w FranAlln presf, 700 ms small plea type, Tor ste.
TAYLOR Depot II spruce It,. New York.
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su Cream.

A -uORTON'S ICE CRFAM. made from pure
"A cream TO chu ches fArs, festivals &C, Hoc. per
qu'rt 80 tA as. LIZA Broadwaf AM 10 Ch'thsn st.
INuSSElL>I CREAM, u bible House Best
u In the CITY EKour ions, feiuyas. retaers 35 cants
per quart. sReclA attention 70 outOf'town orders.
summer hrauCh 81 West IAN II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

$1,000 MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
OF the BEST LAND on the MAIN STREET, and but
two blocks rom the railroad station.
EACH PURCHASER OF A SHARE upon the pay
ment - the FIRST lnBalment, VIII receive certificate
emitting HIM or her to ono Of the lois or plots men.
toned m tie annexed list upon the fu payment of the
One Hundred Dollars, either In weekly or monthly IN
etalmenis, or cash down, the pure aser NAV elect
the location of each purchasers property TO be deter
mined b.
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LIST OF rRc pERry OFFERED At THE UNIFORM

one AWARD OF Large insion, with 10 Lots. corner
OF jericho boulevard and stewart Ofth SIOOOO.
ONE AWARD " I.rgt STATE roof Barn nndO Lots,
corner Of stewart nv. and LIST St. worth $1,000
THREE AWARDS Of New Two-Story COTTAGES and
Lots, worth st.OOD cacn.
SEVEN AWARDS Of sixteen-Lot Plats, at $1,000
TEN AWARDS Of ElghtLot Pats. valued at $500
ZEN AWARDS OF Four.Lot Plats. valued at $500
each.
FIFTY AWARDS OF Lots valued NJ $3.50 each.
Tilikk HUNDRED AWARDS Of Lots valued ut si50
each.
FIFTY AWARDS IT IOts valued at $50 each.
FIFTY AWARDS Of Ltts Naucd at si2J each.
FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN AWARDS OF
Lots valued ~ 400 each.
EACH SHAREHOLDER viii receive a full Covensn
Warranty Deed for ire Lot Lots awarded, upon the
cOnpictOn OF the payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
The Young Catholics Friend society.

The Young Catholics Friend society.
ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF Of
FICKRS-
The twenty dfth annual meeting of the
Your g Catholics Friend Society was held
st Carroll Hall last evening, Mr.. Jas. Lack
ey presiding. Major Mallet, on behalfof the
board of government, presented . report Of
the operations OF the society for the past II
months. The amount recei we'd nom dues was
s13s IS IN excess of the amount received from
the same source the preceding year, and
greater than the amount received In any one
year since their orsaniEation. The board,
fewer appeals through the medium OF lee
lures and entertainments than usual, hence
only s1c53o was received from sources other
donation Of Archbishop Bayley. Tho num-
Der OF boys for whom appropriations were
made was $3.50 moro than last year. and
ciety. The disbursements during the year
were 81 SO, or s4S4 q less than those OF the
previous year. OF this amount e1,079 was
port shows that the sum Of e2osos was APP
propriated for clothing and shoes distributed
amor the various schools.
A feeling tribute is paid to the memory Of
John Carroll Brent, one OF the organizers,
the FIRST corresponding secretary, aud for
many years president OF the society. The
deaths OF Peter Conlan, James McGraw,
and Joseph b. Fennell, of st. Aloysius; Rob
ert Bellew, Of st. Dominic's; Peter Durnin,
OF ST. Patrtck's; and Christopher Mcdonald,
James Walsh, and Miss Julia Rogers, of st.
Peters, are announced. The members are
urged to continue their labors with undated
vigor, so that, in the next annual report,
ing the creditable fact that every poor Cath
ole child within the limits OF this city Is
properly clothed and educated" The book
expenditures, 81 ,339 SO; balance on hand,
s123 81. The reports were adopted, and
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
took place and resulted as follows:
General Society-Geo X. Petty, president;
Mr. Richards, vice president; Joshua Hunt.
ington, secretary; John Simonton, cores
ponding secretary; Rudolph Eichorn, treas.
ard Bushnell, steward.
Local Societies.-St. Patrick's-Geo. Bo-
gus, president; ]. II. Clarke, secretary. st.
ers ar pr BOB
Geo. X. Petty, president; John ]. Dermody,
secretary: st. Aloysius'-Thos. Montgom
cry, president; Thos. Feely, secretary. st.
man ]. Schuloeis, secretary. Immaculate
Conception-Geo.A A. O'Aare, president; Thos.
Mahoney, secretary. st. Matthew's-Mi-
chael Manning, president; Thos. Murray,
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
rendering Major Mallet the sincere thanks
ifested by him in its welfare, and recognize.
ing the fact that, whatever success It may
have achieved in the prosecution of its be-
nevol en- t ends. I has been dIe, in great mea;
offering him their ardent wishes for his
future success and happiness. major Nal
let has been president Of the society for the
city TO take charge of an Indian agency i'm
Washington territory.l
A committee of I've were appointed to de-
desired increase OF receipts, and ordered to
report their results at the next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

TIE work OF fitting the United States
steamer Wyoming for sea Is progressing
very rapidly at the Washington navy yard.
The public will be admitted, O. usual, TO
the Instructive and entertaining meetine of
the Potomac mutt growers association, AT
the rooms OF the board OF trade. See al.
The contract for supplying 900 tons OF
white ash coal to the House OF Represents.
lives has been awarded to Thomas W. Riley
& Co, OF this city, at - Al per ton.
joseph jackson, colored. who was arrested
IN Norfolk on the Sd ultirno, on suspicion
OF being one Of the Everett murderers, has
been discharged, as he did not answer the
description.
Tne Departmental Dozen win give an
other excursion to Marshall Hall to- morrow.
The Mary Washington will leave her wharf
at q. NJ. and p. m. and will leave the Hall
Robert Widdecombe, an old and we'll
known citizen, died here Saturday after
noon He had been a resident OF this city for
over hfty-two years. He was q native of
Devonshire, England but came To Washing
ton when he was about % years Of age.
The Maryland republican association have
Chosen the following congressional commit
tee: 1st district, John 9oldsborougb; ID dis
trtct, j. J. 8. Crawford; Sd district, William
III. watson; 4th district. f.. W. Newman; 9Th
district, W. 9. Widdecomoe; 9th district,
Francis Miller.
progress all summer at the gospel tent on
Sth and b streets southeast, were brought to
a close yesterday. Rev. r. III. Ball, ID. D.
preached In the morning, and Rev. DR.. Har-
vey, OF the Congregational church, at night,
10 an immense audience. There were i've
Penitents at the altar and one conversion
last night The revival meetings will be
nue and sth street now undergoing repairs),
On Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
The Randall school Building.

The splendid rev building erected for the
colored schools of South Washington at the
intersection of Delaware avenue and and
list streets southwest, to which the name Of
Randall School Building has been given, is
being dedicated this afternoon, and there is
imposing looking brick edifce, with a tin
roof. The building fronts 80 feet inches on
delaware avenue. and IL feet 10 inches on
street, Is 40 feet in height-three stories-sur-
mounted by q berry OF octagonal plan IL feet
In diameter, which, with the vane, makes q
total height OF % feet above the roof. The
stories are Is feet In height each, and there
are projecting belt courses OF brick on which
the iron stills OF the windows are laid. The
windows are circular headed, with brick pro-
tections TO match, each of IS lights, IL by 10
glass, and those on the lower story have iron
guards. All are furnished with adjustable
inside blinds. On the lower floor there are
two rooms for the janitOr, an office for the
trustees, fuel and furnace room, and two
play rooms, but In consequence of the great
demand for seats, these play rooms have
been converted into school rooms. o.
each floor there are four school rooms.
Two ~ by 80 feet and two "a by SO each, with
cloak rooms, teachers closets, &c. Through
the building there is a hall IL feet wide and
20 long, and In the center an octagon, from
which teacher may obtain a view Of each
school room and the cloak rooms, and thus
the management of the pupils in passing
into the rooms viii be made quite easy.
Inc walls are all wainscotted to the height
of2h feet, and In the school rooms there are
BLACK boards on all sides. In each room
there are platforms for the teachers, and the
desks will be SO arranged that the light will
come In from the rear Of the pupils. The
building is heated with the Gold heating
apparatus, put up by Smith, Berge & Co.,
and there being TWO hot-air pipes and two
foul air ducts I'm each room, the perfect ven
tilstion of the building is assured. The
building was erected by Mr.. Jos. Williams,
the contractor, under the supervision OF Mr..
Thos. M. Plowman, the architect, and It
probably shows greater amount Of work
for the money than Is to be seen in any of
the District buildings, the entire contract
cost being $500. to which should be added
81, 100 for the heating apparatus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
LOCAL NE VS..


AmusementS, &c, TO-n7Gh6
Nufi0,ldl ThedrG.-Haverly Minstrels.
TneuteT Oon1ire.-First class varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
C. IT Y TT T. MI

THE BKsr ASSORTMENT, most desirable
and neatly made, as well as the cheapest
Pocket books and Shawl Straps In the city
can be found at the Trunk and Harness
Mandatory OF James s. Topham, 425 It'll
street, under the big wire sign extending
from the roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

NOTHING Is MORE HARAssING than ul-
GERS or boils. Fortunately they can be quick
ly healed by the use OF Gle,sn's Sulphur Soap,
which purges the sore OF its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, and thus removes the only
obstacle to its healing. Depot, Crittenton's,
No. Sixth avenue, New York.
Grow young In ten minutes with HWs In
40nt0Ne0tD Hair Due. 28,m,W,f6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
An Armed Lunatic on the Rampage.
NARROW EaCAPE OF POLICRM

NARROW ESCAPE OF A POLICEMAN.
About O'Clock Saturday morning Officer
Swindells, with Ofiicers Amiss, Fisher and
Warwick, of the 4th precinct, were attracted
to house on X street, between Connecticut
avenue ana 18Th street, Dy the loud and bois-
the spot they discovered colored man,
named James 81. Tilghman, standing on TOP
OF the door stoop, second story, aourishing q
cavalry sabre In one hand and long knife
IN the other. They were soon informed by
the neighbors that he was insane and al
once assembled the steps leading to the second
story 'front.' room, when they found Tigh-
man had re-entered his room and was ready
70 meet them, swinging his sword and cut.
ting at them desperately: During the ma
Swindells had his metallic badge cut In two
and his clothing cut to the skin by the crazy
man. AFTER desperate encounter on the
stair landing Tilghman jumped through q
knife In hand; at the same moment Amiss
went through another window In pursuit,
and after brief conflict on the street the
man m WAS secured; and subsequently removed
70 the insane asylum.
FIREs.oncer Yeatman. at a few min
turned In an alarm from box Al Cst precinct
station) for IRE in the rear part OF building
No: 4l6 " street, occupied by Mr.. Wilson as
q restaurant. The IRE department promptly
responded, but owing to the infammabie
character OF the premises considerable loss
was sustained before the flames were sub
dued. The FIRE spread to the adjoining build
Ing, occupied by David Murphy, and owned
by Mrs Cameron, damaging ii slightly. The
losses are estimated as follows MT. Wilson,
$3.50; Mr.. Culltnane, s75; Mr.. Murphy 500
and Mrs. Cameron S150-nO Insurance.
1.-THE alarm from box 50 last night was
caused by q slight fire In the store Of Jones
southeast-damage trifling. ION Satur-
day night colored woman named Alice
Russell, residing in Fighting alley, was
slightly burned by the explosion OF q coal oil
lamp.
public are reminded that the "Federal"
holds Its fourth regular monthly meeting
this evening. (See advertisement) At this
meeting there will be an opportunity TO OBJ
tain its stock without premium. The cou-
sttution provides for an advance OF flfty
cents on every share issued thereafter. To
accommodate all persons who may desire 70
De u the place OF meeting 1t 6K p. M. This
association, IL will be rememoered, paye
per cent. interest on al moneys depoSitad
where stock Is paid six months or moro in
sovanee, this being extra OF the constantly
participate In the profits on settiemenf ~
tnelI loans. We cheerfully commend this
association, with its desirabIe 1eSfnres ~
co operation. to the public.
MURDER ARTENNALLyrovv
named Henry Jackson, was Shot In ti,s
mouth with pistol and killed, by a coloreI
man named Pleasant Riley, 81 Iesterss sfcre "a
on the Rockville pike, In MONTGOMERY oonn,
~, Nd. about two miles above Tennaiiv-
Rad Reeds decline In fiour in this v,er.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
Reopenfpg OF the Schools.

All Of the public schools, except those OF
the ith district, were reopened this morning,
as were many private schools, and the
streets of Washington and Georgetown were
lairiy alive with the rising generation. On
saturday last the teachers OF the public
schools met In their respective school dis
tricfs and received from superintendents
and principals Instructions as to the opep-
Ing The tickets OF admission are now issued
only by The principals, all of whom with
the exception of the 4th district principal,
who enters on that duty this afternoon) were
Kept quite busy fer several days last week.
To-day the teachers received only those pu-
pills actually on the roll at the close OF the last
school year, and kept them In session until
the principal arrived and made the transfers
and completed the organization OF the school.
Inc teachers viii report In person to the
principal this afternoon the number OF va
cancies In their schools. Tomorrow each
teacher will admit those presenting tickets
10 the extent OF completing the complement
OF 60 pupils, and no more. The number OF
Ickets received In excess Of this complement
or TIE number OF vacancies still existing
viii &c reported to the principaI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

fHI NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent per annum On deposits for each cal.
epdar month. Banking hours, Q tol. Sat.
urdayg, to 4 and 6 to 8. HtS,1ltl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
Weather Probabilities Today.
orrrr. OF CHrEr sreNAL orrrcHR, !

wAsHIrGToS. September 4, 1916. :
In New England and the middle states,
falling barometer. warmer southwest winds,
increasing cloudiness, and IN New York AID
New England local rains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

From L. B. Herbst, esq, of Le,oisb,sro, Pal
"Seyeral years since my wife was taken
with q severe cold, and for two years follow
Ing was afflicted with q severe cough and
pain In the breast, during which time she
tried many different medicines without any
beneficial result, and finally became so weak
and debilttated that for six weeks she was
confined to her bed, with but little hope of
her recovery. As last resort we gave your
Wtaors Bdlsdnl Of Wild Cherry q trial with
the most crafty wing result. Although her
cough b ad become so violent and distressing
that she was unable to rest q single hour,
yet before she had taken the Balsam three
days she slept well all night, and before one
bottle OF the medicine was exhausted the
cough had entirely left her. Since then we
have used the Balsam In our family with
efficacy In all diseases Of the lungs. have
recommended 1t 70 our neighbors In al
cases OF Coughs, Colds, &C., with the same
result. believe 1t 10 be the best remedy
known for all Lung diseases, and heartily
recommend IL TO the public, feeling sure that
all who try IL will agree with me-"
CAUTION.
Beware OF preparations bearing similar
names. Examine the bottle carefully before
purchasing. and be sure you get DR.. Wistov's
Basdn Of WVd Cherry, having the signature
OF ~. Butts" on the wrapper. 30 cents and
81 bottle. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
SUHDAH IXOURsIOH
- LADY OF % rH HHi LAKE.
ADJUSTMENTS.

!IH STkIET, WAeHIgqTON,D DC.
The hneet Hall In the city for Balls, eoci abIes,
CONCERTO, L. ctures and Dramatic Entertain ments,
having nrst class copyeniences, and Q we'll lighted
stage, 90 Dplfed with new scenery, will be rented on
favorable terms. Apply ct The janitor's once, 10
tne den. sel4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
Fsot Dectsrins, Etc.

Easy feet being Indispensable to health,
comfort and good nature, thousands OF the
intelligent public patronise DR.. Whites es.
tablishment. 1416 Pennsylvania avenue. OPP
posfte Willard's Hotel. to avoid painful
Corns, Buniops, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, 90. Fee 81 per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

READ Reeds decline in fiour In this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

FACTS are stubborn things and hard To be
disputed. Such Ia the fact; that the largest
variety, best made, aud cheapesr trunks
travelling bags, satchels, shaw, straps
pocket books, &C., IN the city, are found At
The Trunk and harness factory Of james 8.
Hall---Aoht.