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A SEA TRAGEDY-63 Lires supposed 10 be
LOSt.-The schooner Katie, which left Port
Musgrave on the I'd instant for Boston,
with 6S passengers, Including several women
and children, has not slice been heard from,
and It is feared has foundered with ali on
board. Most of the men were to engage at
Boston Ior me nsnsrlss; a vessel seen bot
the Kate
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Saratoga Sprins. in winter.

reasons for going 10 Drs. Strong's RENE
dial Institute in winter, with circular de-
scribing Its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy-
dropathic and Electro Thermal Baths, the
vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
Electrtcity, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q specially. 12,Amwf3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

AN EXPENSIVE COAL OIL LAMP-Iast
night about II O'Clock a two story house.
owDec and occupied by Rev. Noah DIIlard
on llth street, between q and X streets was
destroyed by fire, caused by the upSetting OF
coal Oh lamp, and involving loss OF $500,
covered by Insurance. An alarm struck
from box 2i3 called out the fire department.
who saved the al dining property The
alarm Al ! - O'Clock this morning was for
nre IN the county, east OF the toll gate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

WHISKY RINGITEs SENTENCED.-Sen-
tence was passed TO the United States court
at Jefferson City, Mo-, on Saturday, upon
whisky fraud convicts as follows: John s.
Bittinger, eX-gauger at st. Joseph, two
years in the penitentiary and $1,000 fine,
Simon Adler and Abraham Furst, distillers
at st. Joseph, eight months In jail from Sep
tember last and 81 900 fine; Henry r. w.
Hartwig and Ernst +. Hartwig, each three
months in jail and 50 800 fine; James f.
Marsh, ex-gauger at Kansas City, 81 Z months
in Jail and 81 Goa fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

AssIGNEE'S SALE OF GRocFsrrs AVN
II1C okS--The attention OF buyers is called
10 Tue sale, by DuDcanson Bros. auctioneers.
OF the entire STOCK contained in store SOUTH
West corner street and Pennsylvania ave
nue, winch taxes place on Tuesday morning.
April 18th, commencing al 10 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

YOUTHS, Boys Suits, Single and DoubIe-
breasted Sack AID Cut away. All kinds of
Goods and Prices. h. Robinson & Co. Boys
Clothiers, SO Pennsylvania avenue. h Rob
inson, late Wall & Robinson. w. l.. Cherry
ate with Wall q Rnhinson--Ad.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

AhUsENESTs-NGiOHGl TTled,e-.-"Infia-
ton" comedy, the joint prod Iction OF
Messrs. Locke Petroleum V. Nasby) and
GayIOT, will be performed this evening for
The nTst time in this city. II abOunds Ia hi Is
at TIE politics of the day. Mr.. John W. Jen-
DIDSs, popular New York actor, imper.
sOnatts Tie renowned petroleum V. Mas
by y. VI. OF the y roads. The President
and Secretary BristOw are expected TO be
present to- night.
Theoter COHtique.-Milton Mobiles again
MAKES his appearance To night a. Jim
BludsOe, '''TEe Partisan FOlIies," and a long
iist Of other varieties complete the pro-
gramme.
Lincoln Han The Princeton College GIee
tiuo Will give concert a. Lincoln hall next
Friday evening. This club is composed o.
Inc best vOcallstS IN Princeton College, and
wherever they have appeared Of late nave
ATTRACTED large audiences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

Germs &c -"The Wise for Health
on daily walks depend, )" and thousands from
lar and near visit DIR. Whites establishment,
1il6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
OF, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas
GUAR ExcTesences, etc. Established La WASP
1ngt0n In 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
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Wsaiber Probabilities To-tcr.
oTFIcE OF CHIFF SIGNAL OYPrC-k, ,

~ rEh ApEi IL, 1910 y
For the TDldcle and eastern states, rising
barometer, stationary or lower Il nperature
southwest veeTing To northwest winds. aud
party cloudy or clear weather. except EOS
ably rain a. the extreme northern stations.
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AN ATTEMPT TO FIRE A CROWDED
OPERA HOUSE.-At Hamilton, Ohio last
Friday night, an attempt was made 70 fire
the crowded opera house, but the fire went
out although 1t created much eXciLemenet.
At the close of the performance another FIRE
was discov6 red, which was also eXtinguished
without much damage. A short time after
ward Alexander Balfour, heavy artist of the
the opera house, went To the chief of police
and confessed that he was the incendiary.
He was tired of life and wanted TO die. He
was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

FISH MAREET TODAY.-Sold by K A.
golden n Brother, nsh agents., 900 shad,
~, -, sSaslz per hundred; 5000 behring's,
IoI sLoaSll pei thousand; 900 punches fish
eold nom 70 = cents per bunch -
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BCsTs FOR BELKSAP.-The schooner o. ID.
WetheTell arrived in port yesterday from
Legnorn, Italy, with cargo including
blocks OF marble and cases of marble work
She brought 1.-TWO cases of marble busts and
columns" for General WV. Belknap, Sec
Ietary OF War, War Department, Washing
tOn.N- Rnlfl. Nnn- IN y
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SoD.-Sod cut an even width and thick.
ness by machine, ana furnished at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or 10 lay them
selves. can be accommodated by addressing
Box 451, city =. o. 454
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CIT Y ITEMS.

THE STEsHCSG EARTH ia filing the air
with Y son for the lungs, Coughs and cOlss
are almost universal. Fortunately the ~ N
edy In as uIivtrssi as the danger. Every
druggist Keeps Hates Roaey Of R0reho,p.lf
aud Tar. ard It is infallible.
Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one miau'e.
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"Cspt James y. Eads announces 70 the
south Pass Jetty company that by the first
OF May there will be channel through the
jetties 10 the sea.
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a - Sc and Sailor Suits. for Children N
Sesrs; new, tasty and dressy. b. Robin
IH,.s - So-' 80 Pennsylvania avenue. r
ssoolnson, iate wall & Robinson w 4
CneTy, late with Wan q Rnhinsnn- - -.
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering
from a cough, cold, asthma. bronchitis or
any of the various pul monsry trtm Nles, that
So often erd In consumption? II SO, use
"WR6or's Pure God LfUer GA aud Linz - a safe
and efficscious remedy. This Is no quack
preparation. but is regularly prescribed by
the medical faculty. Manufactured only by
A. b. WIlbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

TRY Marburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. Abb.
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KILT SUITS, different styles, all Prices, at
Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
next 10 Willian's-AdlH.
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* pmoyal.

FINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS SUITS made
TO order, $40, at Moore's, IOII y \. ave. All 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

THERE is reasonable chance OF recovery
in the worst cases of consumption. bron-
chitis. scTofula. etc, IL Bakers ODD Liuer On
and Phosphate Of Lime is taken promptly aud
perseveringly. SO prepared as 10 be pleas
ant in taste, Its use is being rapidly extend
ed with most gratifying results. For sale by
druggists. John c. Baker x CO., Philadel-
nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

THE Boys CLorHIERs, Il. Robinson q ~,
seS Pennsylvania avenue; New Stora ~ ~,
Goods. Prices 10 suit all.-Ad,l. N'e"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

TIE BOGUS EDEs CASE-CHagLes g. Pfste,
and John GTe9l.-In the Criminal Court this
morning The District Attorney asked that
the case OF Charles O.. Fisher, indicted in the
Snyder release Bogus Fades BALL case, and
also for abstTacting court papers be set for
10 day two weeks.
The Court Judge MacArthur) suggested
that ne would hear the motion to- morrow.
Mr.. W. A. Cook called attention TO the
ease OF John Green, charged with conspiracy
In connection with the release OF Snyder the
Ferry burglar, with view OF setting the
bail, Temarking that Green could give a
moderate amount OF bail-Say 1000.
The Court continued the application until
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

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, 9 TO L. Sat
urdays, 9 TO and 6 toS 27t314tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

pi MARkiAGE LIcENsEs have been issued To
LANES Tow and Csrolin saS Maria Broaddus,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Hutchison's Slim
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

Bun DING PERMITS Mrs. NJ. WheeIOck
orick dwelling, north side ID. between "a aud
Sd streets northwest; $40. Daniel Curtin a
three story brick store aud dwelling east
side North Capitol, between g and II streets
northwest; 5000. Daniel Kelly, a frame
dwelling, south side q, between lst and %
streets southwest; $50. NJ. L. Alexander
frame dwelling, east side New Hampshire
avenue, between and VI streets northwest:
Se2O; FRED hrackhardt, two three story
brick dwellings and stores west side Z be-
tween l. and streets southwest; - 500
Robert Z. Green, a frame dwelling, east side
Illn, between L and ID streets northeast;
500. i. Tourney, a three story and base
ment oIlck factory, south side r. between
18th and Is = streets northwest; 5000 A
SbePherd, three three story brick stores and
dwellings south side r, between 18th and
Is \ streets northwest: 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

SHORT Pants, 3 TO Il years. Z. Robinson
q Co, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, next TO
Willian's.-A6rt.
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AMCSEMENTS.

NATIONAL raEATEa.
EisTkR WEEK E,srFR wEEK
hA' etS's s>r r s,Ifsc; Re '''' Of
TIE ia. ..T, q hin;sli "a MI Nj LoSss
ess r2.eI srs pss .s''I
MONDAY, TUESDAY. wEDSksDAY,
NJ } W. JtHeS ii r. h.. *, Tn N ,c,ea y, the
sSthsTs for he srSuon. eari Of Petrclsun Sasbl
Nay ROSE nIr6HsL 4 from ra I5S t4s's
EAsrkR kEvTLEoRUM.
i. Poysl aud beautiful entertainment, a, ssovs,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
MONDAY sId TUESDAY. April I'm aud i~th
aosPIrss IN i sid oi i. sa 81 the
kErrEEpBuM a4p m each CAV. pAsc-
IN. Tuesday.
81 FRENCH CAFK, with Lsdy attendants in
AS the Hospital is free to all the patronage OF al
classes and seets lie rec pectfully solicited
Tickets q each. TO be had Of the Lady Visitor.
ano 81 III door: spls 81
TEE PRINCETON UOLLEaE eLEE CLUB
VIII GIVE
ACOSCERT, at LINCOLN HALL.
On FRIDAY EVENING, April 2I.a; : o'clock.
Music Store, s25 Penpsy Issnis avenue. iva
apis IRep Chrcn
MEMORIAL CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT
THIS LAST rs TRE SERIES
GkASD TABLEAUN AND MUSIC.
VIII take placest
WEDNESDAY, EYENJhG. APSTL 1871
To kcls 20 be had a. the door. apis a.
TREATER CoMIQUE, Eleventh street
Btioic PeHHSyiraHtd ArsHEs.
OPEN The YEAR HOUND.
Performance EVERY NIGHT. Matinee for Ia.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Variety, Drama, BurIesque ard Comedy. nova "
R3BERT PORrsER's SUMNER GAR.
dIsash.. apo i@.i hEssY scHkRB,' sG 3S On
OLD MOI On E!hibition NEW No.
.'A 81 KkffrEn,s, 7rH ST.
Ne. as TIA sI's,s, tsr,sse. % and = ;-sa,, rss
Choice Oil Paintings, Insrssing., USr rt so.
.h.ss :Ess s ff Fssuas SPf..
sells, Rings, Nails, &c. IN the District. cru >'s
~Pissse remembsr Name and Number. jyIl,
LECTURES.
I IslHIoUM IssTIIUIE.--A Public Lecture
- ill be given, on TUESDAY NIGHT NENT,
hpIil lsth, of Y O'Clock, in the large hal OF the
TFRIsTOE, Of the sbO,e in. titution. subJeci-
Nv alter and Its Elements" with eYperimauts No
Ct arse for admission; but children andcr ten years
OF sge not admitted, unless accompanied parents
--a-u.S... spla 81
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Condensed Eoeal,.

Street lamps will he lighted at 5.o5 y. m o..
and eNunguished at IS IN.
kreat number OF people visited Lincoln
pment.
Fair for benefit Of st. Dominic's Church
advt
The Court in General Term met this after
neon and a Jourret over without transact
Gen. sam. Eirstein, pound master. will
commerce the Cog war ON the 18th of May.
He Is row recruiting his forces.
a house No. iOC~ fth street southeast, on
SatuTday. cOlored infant came To It's death
through the mother accidentally smothering
IL
The model miniature ship constructei at
the washington navy yard for the centen-
nisl exposition, has been completed and was
sent 10 philadelphia on Saturday last.
The secretary of the Treasury sufferers re-
nef committee reports collections thus far,
- 80 ~. most of which has been applied for
relief of the furloughed female employees OF
The bureau OF engraving and printing.
On Wednesday next a new council of the
SOvereigDs of Industry, To- ne located near
The Government printing office, will be or
gained, with Mr.. William Van Week. OF
the Post Office department, as president.
This will make the L nth council in this
city.
Girls and BOYS to the number OF four or five
hundred COngregated about the Capitol
grounds TO day and amused themselves in
.egg rolling and other games incident To
Easter Monday. To great many about the
capitol the custom was entirely new. and
many grown persons watched the little ones
in their sport with great deal OF interest.
John BTiscOw, the colored pedestrian, who
began his ifty- hour walk without sleep or
rest at the billiard saloon OF John Wallace,
corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., on Thursday evening at o'clock, dis
continued walking on Saturday at 40 p. M,
ON account of his used mp condition, having
walked fOrty-four hours and ten minutes.
Or. Lincoln, on being called in, stated that
If he continued to walk his life would he in
jeopardy, and his hackers Immediately re-
moved him 10 his residence.
THE SUDDEN DEATH or Mr.. DAVID f.
SMITH on Friday night last was briefly no.
was native of New York city, and in early
Life was a contractor for railroad work, &c.
During the war he was an officer OF the 18th
New York reg ment engineers, which was
Tor some months quaTtered east of the navy
yard. After the war closed and on being
mustered out he brought his family here and
settled. Under President JOhnson's admin
1stration he held the position Of justice OF
lne peace, and was attached 10 the Office of
Judge Fisher, the district attorney, for some
months. Under the late district government
ne went into the business OF Contracting,
and did some very important lines OF work,
among others, paving LIST street west, in con-
nectlon with which he tore up the line OF
railroad track connecting the Baltimore and
ohio railroad with the Alexandria railroad.
he was also contractor on the Capitol
grounds, and his last work vas the improve
meDt OF j street north. Mr.. Smith had s
large circle OF acquaintance. He was q
member OF b. II. French Lodge OF MasOns
who Will attend his funeral from his late
residence, on Sd street, at O'clock tO-mOr-
row afternoon.
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GEORGE G. kENNiN0,
40 SEVENTH STREET,
spI2-tr SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.

- AND STILL THEY COME.
THIRD ARRIVAL OF
CENTENNIAL BARGAINS -
AT L. HElLBRUN'S
CHEAP SHOE STORE,
No. 400 9TH Street northwest.
ESQ Mems nne hard sewed Caters and Ties,
SAW Ladies French Kid. front seam, button
600 front seam Lasting Button.
42@ :" side Lsce Caters,
$40 French KID Toilet, O Lasting Baimorals,
3i8 foxed Balmorals, Gu cents Buskins,
90 School Shoes. % cents Infants,
LIS Mems Caters, q Mems Shoes,
S290 Calf Boots, o. o. X. Boots,
bscksk1n, Kid, and Lasting Caters. N. Block
fer the old woman in the window APT sm
THE EAGLE SHIRT.
COMPLETELY FINISHED,
MADE OF wAMsUTTA COTTON AND FINE
LINEN.
PRICE q rs EACH.
WI. BIRD WYLIE,
Sole Agent for Washington, D. c.,
No. 1914 It'll street
DRY GOODS
ct very low prices. Just received. mar1s tr
SECONDHAND CLOTHING, FURHIrURE
- Carpets. Bedding, Oilcloths, and Foods OF eyery
description bought and the highest cash prices paid
Orders By mail prom pity attended TO.
II. GOTHAM CO.,
oetls-y corner 10th street and Penn . ave
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FESTIVALS.
BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

L,hAED EMANCIPATION PROMENADE.
NJ MONDAY and WEDNESDAY INENINUs,
April j7th and 18Th,
At Bent fetal Hail, on l5;h street between and N
For Benevolent OBJECT.
Good Music and r. freshments
Doors sBep at o clock. Admission Tickets, 3
cents. sp1-e12r
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Prem Gay TO Grave, from Lively TO Severe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17
PERSONAL.

Il EhNON AL.
A LADY Pos SEssING FINE MEZLO- so.
hPRAHO VOICE desires fret class POSITION
In Protestant qusrtette choir, Is holding tbs
position ~ sopran IL ons of the prominent En.sco-
pal chuIchss IN Ph,aoepha where she has bel
engaged fer the past four years, change Of
10 the District being the cause OF leaving For PAR
llcltars and references address Mrs. GkO RG 4 W.
hOSs, S25 allaoe strtet. Phils. After Nav lst
Box $50, Georgetown, ID. q. spT St
nlVORCEs legally and quietly obtained for In
-. COMPATIBILITY, &c; residence unnecsssaIy. Fee
spli St. P.o. Box 1857, CSi1sgo.
he: ROBERTSON can be Consulted every
y wednesday and Saturday punctuslly at his
once, aga 10th street northwest. from 20 9 p N.
b. 80 his card under Medical notices. ap7-2E
ID 4 X z A ID h.
MRS. DR. ELLIS will remain but two weeks
longer. All who wish 60 learn the truth Of Past,
Present and Future should call and consult the
Doctor Immediately. She gives information on all
sub ects OF lie. 1000 street northwest entrance
10th street. See circulars. mar3l eo3m
A Il D o q Y.
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist aud Healing Me-
dunn can be consulted At No. col u street, corner
OF 20 northwest. She has superior in deiRestins
the Past, Present and Future. In love or business
her sdvice Is invaluable, describing your friends.
pointing out your enemies, and informing You Of
the sure way TO success IN all undertakings. Con.
sultatlon strictly confidential. Ladies, o.; gentle
men, ~ ~. sepl-ly
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I H1HIOUM IHsTITUTE.-A Public Lecture
- v III be given, on TUESDAY NIGHT NENT,
April 18Th, at O'Clock, in the large hall OF the
Curtis school Building Georgetown by Prof. n
FRlSTOE. OF the sboNe in titutfon. Suhlecl-
"Wsier and Its Elements" with eIperimants No
CT arge for admission: but children under years
or guardians. snib n
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3 ~ 8 81 8 8

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The Record is devoted TO whatever is OF interest
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THE NEW MAGAZINE,
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DAY.

With 1ns steel Portrait Of 4 r. Stewart
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Queen Victoria 8 New Title.
DR.. John Halls April Philosophers (FoOlsl
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Washington a Marshal OF rance.
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New Horse Car Poetry, for April.
Dom Pedro's characteristics
Whist Party in the Ark.
Three Capitalists.AstOr, Stewart, Vanderbilt
Mark Twain al Horse Auction.
f rh. re Female n Lobbyist at Washi n
Royalty in the United States
Artemns Ward Character and PeculiaTities.
Monthly Record Of Congress, etc.
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The Yellow Centaur Linimeut

is adapted to the tough muscles cords and fesh
of horses. II has performed more wonderful
cures OF spawn, strain, wind gals scratches,
sweeny, and general lameuess, than all other
remedies in existence. Read what the great TX
pressmen say of it,
NEW lonk, January. ls1I.
Every owner of horses should give the Cen
taur LinimeDt trial. We consider il the beet
article ever used in our stable.
I'll. MARSH, Supt. Adams EN Stables, y. \ +.
''E. III LIZ, Supt. l.. ;. tx. Stables y \
MoSTGoNEBY, ALA, Aug. IL. -.
''GrSrLEMrN:--l have used over Que gross of
Centsur J:3imsn'. yellow wrapper. on the
mules of my plantation. besides dozens of tn.
family Liniment tor my negroes. want TO
purchase It ut the wholesale price. aud viii
thank you 10 ,hip me by savannah steamer one
gross of each kind. Mc,ssrs. \. 4. stewart 4
90. VIII pay your bill on preseniatiuD.
''Rcspecttully. jams BARROW
The best patrons of this Iiniment are tarri-
and Veterinary surgeon. IL hcals gals.
wounds and pall-eyil, removes swelling. and
is worth millions 81 dollars TO farmers, livery
men, stoek-growers. eheep-iai-ors, and tho.e
having horses or cattle.
What 4 tarrisr cannot do for 81 the Cciftaur
Llniment will DO at "A trIiing cost.
These Linimenis are warranted 10y the pro-
prietOrs. and a bottle will be given to any Par
Tier or Physician who deere To is1t them Sold
ereryr here.
Laboratory OF J. u. ROSE n 60,
- DkN 81 MN loir.