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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02


.h..st ELECTIONS. III 81. s.-i,.5
Thns Gillespie returning pol, book
j P election Green Townships 70
John Dougherty judges and clerks
of election Summit tp. Oct 1875 8 20
o F Little judge Oct election 1873 ias
Center township p...........-."...i.l 90
Daniel Baker judges and clerks Oct y
election 1875 Wayne township...5 20
LC Pool judges and clerks Ootud
election 1875 Benton towns nship...9 80
Geo w Griffith julges and clerk Oct haf
election 1875 Sunsbury townships 80
G P Dorr clerk Oct election lS75..1 80
G W Wilson judges and clerks Oct
election 1875 Franklin township 8 80
t W Martin judges and clerks Oct i
election 1875 Jackson township. 8 30
John R ,by judges and clerks Oct $50,
election 1875 Ohio township.....9 30
VIM Brown Judges, and clerks. Oct
election 1875 Swiz rland tp..,...9 70
E S Stephen judge and clerks OF Oct
election 1875 Seneca township. ...S 30
Isaac N Comfy julges and clerks
Oct election 1875 Green tp......3 80
Thos Gillespie judges election Green
township October lS75...........S 20
Adam Messner judges and clerks
election Oct 1875 Bethel tp......9 10
CB Knowlton judges and clerks 90
election Oct 1875 Washington tp.S 40
Jas Nesbitt judges and clerks cleo
ton Oct 1875 Lee township. 80 so
Valentine Gates Judges and clerks
election Oct 1875 Malaga tp.....10 70
Seth Ward judges and clerks elec. :
,tion Oct 1875 Salem townsliip...ll 80
John C L.tta Judge election Oct -
1875 Wavne township. ...... .........1 80
D L Sanford returning Eaoch tp No.
, lie County Senatorial election...3 90
Richard Stewart judges and clerk
election Oct 1875 Perry townships 40
L R Partridge returning poll book
Senatorial election O;I 1875 Dex.
ter Noble nty.....................3 90
Samuel O.burn returning pool book 5e
Monroe township Nob!e county..l 80
r Lorrence returning poll book Hae
jefferson township Noble county 90
II E Peters returning pool book 4
N W,,som o,art n | ;, .Iao,ion is7s
ran,ar ,osn.h;r 20
wv MoW;,,;omH .a,nrn;nn noii
book Senatorial election Noble Coz so
Lewis Crum returning poll book .,Ia
= SaI;shn.u I ' nnp, 1900 mo,i hooL. aan
er"i "a ;,l,;aa ptn,s s,ao,;,,u pon > m
p n p'a.d @ , $50, III, ~ 81. oan ~
-, aaa ,,,s,;na 's :, PIT pot,,D'1''i n 81 , m
a a'nss .,.. - -
- A'~,u' M. ,oy. ap.' S'e. no e.e o m
M,,,s' . i1y i',.a i oIan,;on n ;, is7s 80 ~
uey Jug e'''s'on ~" ~ ~ tAe0''Y0, so
mayne .oWssn'P;t.,:''.',c....',.c;i - ,c3: ~ ~
:" oora 'raator 10y y yauhs ~, e'eo''on 90 80 81 so
1T , Eu,us.n"n.a .J." ti.r,. .,' 'o,;"r
,o9s 'ce.no"so olo,n eNo'''" Wv .so
80 @.eIn .o"nsn'p "
oaaes ',oz. C't"her y Ju"se e'ee'lou oo' sn
10 loa' ~ Ten'er ~ m no%nsnlp WIS, pit. It. o. ~
oAlnes ~ o.. = 'Sa'i cle'N eieI;'on o'' so
r. Salishory opanIn ~ ooa rnou hoolr fgsl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

The cemmissicnsrs with the Auditor con-
eluded the semi-annusl settlement with w ]
Norris, Treasurer OF Monroe county, Ohio.
which resulted as follows: Upon careful ex-
ominstion Of the accounts against " I Nor
rls, Treasurer, and the credits to which he
10 entitled. do frd balance in W 7 Norris
hands as such Treasurer the sum Of sl2,-
424 IL, which balance was produced in cash
b. said Treafurer, counted By the Conmis-
siorsrs and Auditor and found correct.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

oRplin: :ss'ons work. alls, ,trsstle 81 NJ
Crum bridge ............. ....S75b ~
L.lbfarth 4 n ,uhart abutmsits Holmes
bridge s................ ......... 200,e0
Jw B.ardmnre repairing Crum bridge SIS %
L-ibfar h d Nsuhart abutmsnts Holmes sssss
bridge. ...........428 20
Marx Nat. part payiMAs run bridge. AS 90
sams balance due de- 400. 90
King Bridge Com psny new bridge at ) 80
mouth Sundsh creek ......g.- .l372 40
Jas Anders nrep's bridge Narrows run SO, 90
King Bdds. Company taking down Of -
bridge a Sunash ................5Ss0 50 90
W Bsardmore repairing approAsh tu--.sssy
Crum bridge :. !. sEig. .ss-s -. "a 30 !
Wv Cline abusinsnts and approaca "a asCs
to Cline bria e.. .s.t...,..-......44 n
Wat Williamson repairiog door In !.
Cline bribgs.. ......... ......6s1SE
rhas Way repairing bridge At WAYS SO
mill ..................... .......2sse 90
N.uhart & Leibfsrth balsncs on pave sass
mem contract lSS oO
Gee Cline wing w.!l. 10 bridge in SEN s1.'
ess township ..... .....,.......6O 30 90
Total. ai................. ....,......... .SASss 65
BUILDING sFUHD.9lcs sl318S sac
jacob Bursbachsr book,ass, drawers sag
q and rack in Probate cnias aud bed. an0
G stead for Jail ........,.,,,,......4A0o 90
VIM Read repairing a.or in Jail and
well Ia Jail yard ......sls s.........l3 ~.
D Nenhart pavement vest side court go
house e........... ..s..... :, ......h19sa 60
VIM Carter black smit hing sorjsil .....,s. 50
Morris & Atmstro ns nasiing for eeartFs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

" II Hawkins justice fees Olio We
NJ Bcyer 4S5
Jas Eifod ronstab!e guard and wit
ness fees 0nio vs. NJ Bever 1900
Jas Elrodwitness fees Ohio vsSM
! Beyer 60
e j Wickham witness Oaio VS. S s
! AConuor/ - so
Jacob Ollom justice fees Ohio VS.
Lehrner, 8 55
J u Parker guard OHIO VS. Barker 8
ITlfpesapIF M 1qtax4s 1885 %
BOOKS, PRINTING AxD STATIONERY >
II Il West printing "a quarter and
monthly report for Jul, & Aug II 25
Goodrich & Jackson publishing
monthly repor, for July and Aug
and reward for Benjamin B,rker II so
a X West publishing reward and
posteIs in Benz Barker case
Goodrich 4 Jackson publishing 2
monthly statements and school
sex sexlminations-------=--==-.=.ss.=.=.---E=-2l IL
H K West part la, ment printing
ct'ntract &'m onthly statement 57ld
Sieberi d Lilley.books, blanks and
stationery .434 2B
H R West printing for county 81 IS
Goodrich dickson print'g for CLIO
Goodrich and Jackson printing = : :
monthly statement December 10 -
H-Rs West pristiag a.monil.l y. .statezz-ss,
ment D.cember 1875 10 90
II r West publishing delinquent
taxlist 1875 laO o5
G,odrich &'Jackson print notices so
H 3 West printing 4,h quarter and -
publishing two monthly reports Is Is
Goodrich y jackson publishing 2
monthly statements s"e = Ass 90
B + Wale eco books, blanks &c
tor county 80
siebersid Eilsy books, Blank. DC ::
for county ~. idg rRf9i,~.y 354 Is
Siebert & Liliey Assessors blanks
and freight on same GO
Fl R West publishing monthly state.
ment and journal for Co surveyor SO II
c H Goodrich publishing monthly
statement and notice tosAssessors 22%
c H Goodffch Publishing coal and z
bridge notice - Soal0B 4 S 9 SO
HarR West publishing coal and n
bridgenotices and printing tax re-
eeipts for county treasurer 1928 ~
B F. Watle d Go fbooks,s Blanks b
stationery Dor coantyfs ats log q
c II Goodrich publishing, notice
to contractors ,Steed hill road 2S2
Seihert' & Lilley stationery for Co % SO
H r West printing for county .fsg25 "a
Total a 50 d n &176s 20
.roagssrhiA hiAIIoh's ,IF's IF's,sssydg
John y Hall guard Jail 2 nights. ......s3 90
o p Little guarding ian .... -. . $50 90
Little boarding prisoner, from the
Saith day Of; June 1875 to the ed ia
day Of December, 1s75.. 3ei sl6
io'ai' ai'...'s...s...s...... $ot4- 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02
PAID TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.

R ,bert Clay Assessor in Sunsbury
township $40 90
Shed Ullom Assessor in Perry tp 81 30
John Butt Assessor in Summit tp 81 SO
Jos Bigley Assessor in Wayne tp 60 90
John Shrieve Assessor in Oiio tp rs 90
Jos Wehr Assessor In Seneca tp 10 90
A Harman Assessor in Wash'n tp Do 90
Thos Fleming Assessor Bethel tp $500
j C Duerr Assessor in Salem tp so 90
W L Slusher Assessor Malaga tp 80 90
j Carmicle Assessor in Franklin tpS0 60
JAS An ierson Assessor in Lee tip Al so
R N C inc Assessor in Benton tp SO 80
j Holtsclaw Assessor in Green tip SIS 90
J Resccker Assessor in Jackson tp70 90
j Rugsegger Assessor Swi:zerl dtp75 90
Thos Little Assessor in Center tp 80 so
j Mo Mahon Assessor in Adams tp62 90
Total asnfas sll90 co
-, ATTORNEY FEES IN STATE CASES
Up Sprigys defending Ben Barker $50
ID ,herty & Mallory deten B O Frail so
A J Pearson prosecuting State cases
before ins,ice Of the peace 15
John W d ,her,y atty fees o 4io vs.
Thomas Martin ,..-a f.g...... 10
Holli.ter d OSey defen Geo Barker Is
Total seeo
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

VI Baker constable fees Ohio VS.
D Ford ,n.,3... 50 10
NJ Baker. constable fees Ohio VS.
Messerly 4 Troy Is 80
Lewis Morris constable, fees Ohio
vs. Messerly aad Toy 80 10
V Glmhle fees Ohio vs. B o Frail Is 80
] NJ Hall guard Ohio VS. Messerly SO
FM Eherlin guard OHIO vs. Messer-
ly aud Troy '4Y| = 8
FaM Beard Justice fees Ohio vs.
Messerly and Troy s1'a,- Is S5
JT Morrill, witness tees Oaio VS.
Messerly and Troy | 3 30
R Junkins transporting prisoners ss y
FROM Wheeling OHIO VS. Messelly
and Troy ..' i3'.ri 34'4e
F N Beard justice fees OHIO VS. SD
| Ford ~ 'i'' no f. 3 .
RH. Gillespie costs Jail fees &c at
Wheeling o VS. Messerly Il Troy Is 80
Edward L:,man witness Ohio vs 2
Muhleman and Troy nj 2' rs
| l. Morris conv T Howell to Co jail
H B Little guard Ohio vs Messerly e
|. and Troy l<'- '-' - 'a' 10
j Rqpp medical witness Ohio VS. e
| Messerly and Troy s-s' &''5 5 40
G Carpenter witness OHIO vs. E
Shuman -, - 5O
John Stuky constable fees Ohio VS.
Thomas Martin ilrag yniR ''ul III 20
NJ Brennan witness o VS. B BARTER Il 80
A Henthorn ssFl ,fss lo8 2
John Sdrieve fees as constable OHIO
ys George Barker 4ztga l3
w ] ,Stiner witness OHIO VS. 81 .,
Muhleman .zss4a.8 2 -fitv 10
Witness of j M Hall Daniel Conger
and N Baker Ohio vs. Benjamin
Barker by D Okey ro1.xg<. IL
Is, Atkinson justice fees Ohio vs.
| Thomas Martin 60 8 rs
E Hall conveying prisoner IS 80
Lewis Knapp witness fees Ohio VS.
George and Ben Ba ker
" Martin justice fees Ohio vs. Geo
and Benjamin Barker -. 4e5
| E Hall witness fees O vs. Barker's 5 go
j C Hubbard witness fees Ohio VS.
| Barker's
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

Total z 3 - q n N768 29
rog.ssrillA illA1IoH's rIF's F's,s5svdq
John y Hall guard jails hts.....s3 90
o 2 Little guarding ian .... -. ~ $50 90
T Little boarding prisoner, from the
Saith day Of June 1875 to the 21dise ia
day Of December, 1s75.. 3si ,l6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02


James Armstrong, Rdwari Oksy and David
Leutx, Commissioners of Monroe County,
Ohio, met at their ofise and procssdsd to bu.
siness.
The following bills were SLOWED: Davii
Syekss $50 for work on Fishpot road; A Hos .
kinson $50 for indexing volume 27,volums C
and D; H R West SIS 81 for county printing.
Awarded the contract for iron truss bridge
soross Sun6sh creek. At the head OF ford's
mill dam. 80 feet span, roadway IA feet, to
the Smith Bridge Company, OF Toledo. At sll
90 per linear fop,.to be delivered by the 18th
day Of October. 1876.
Awarded the contract for bailding the
abatments for bridge across undsh creek at
the head Of Rord's mill dam. to Jacob Lsib-
farth At 81 IS per perch, to be nrst class ma
son work, and 80 cents per cubic yard for
excavation; work 70 be done on or before the
l6th day of October, 1875; the abutments to
bs Il feet high from low water mark, ls fee
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

COSTS IN STATE cAsEs-BEFoRE JUsTICE
.Ta sgGs OF THE PEAcE q 72snaH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-02

Ford 80
Lewis Hoeffler witness fees Ohio VS.
Troy 1t
Henry shafer witness fees Ohio vs
Jacob Schneider ~, s;gI
Geo Suppes transporting Thos Mar.
tin prisoner to Jail 5
A Longwell witness Ohio vs. Geo q
Benjamin B,rker 49,, !
wv Longwell witness Ohio VS. Geo
and BENJAMIN Barker /
E F Ba,tinly witness Olio VS. E
Shuman 5sf,. 8
john Hsrman use Of house and
boarding Ohio VS. Barkers 10 o
Jacob Schilling witness Ohio VS. W
Lehner
j d Carpenter witness Ohio vs. D
Carpenter ,i.yf..0.. s H.. q
Adam Loew witness Olio vs. Mes #
serly and Troy 49, 33
G. Doss,, ct al witness OHIO ys
Messerly and Troy u 5
d, luke witness OHIO vs. B Barker /
N D Garden witness Ohio vs. Geo
Barker ,.s,.,..-.- II
J Stnky witness OHIO vs. Lehner 5
J Stuky same b
VI Shuman witness O iio vs E Shu-
man So m 5lst -H' .- ..li
W Brague constable Oaio 70 WIN
Lrhner u.a, s., 3
W T iHurd witness foes 0lio VS. " ),
L!lnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01
LOCAG NEWS.
Condensed locals.

From j. L. Parker we have the New York
rRpers IN advance ~ The mails.
twenty-five cOmpOe TORS were discharged
from the Government Printing ONCE Tues
day evening.
The name Mrs. HOlton, physician, should
have been printed ia The account OF the run
away accident IN yesterdays STAR, not
Mrs. HaUOn.
Mr.. +. r. NJ. Faehtz, the new Intendant OF
tie Washington Asylum, entered upon his
duties to-day. and has removed his family
10 the iuteUdsnt's dwelling on the asylum
grounds. Mr.. Hoo gSOn. who has so long
snd faithfully dis charged the dulles o. mis-
office, has removed 10 his own nome in the
northern portion OF the city.
1t was stated some time ago that & number
of prominent citizens intended offering a
paper single scull as prize TO be competed
for by the single scullers ia the two home
boet clubs or residing In the city. such a
project would give an impetus to boating
and furnish some excellent amusement to
lovers OF aquatic sports at a slight expense
The Potomac Fruit Growers announce in
lhe proper column that heir EeXs meeting
VIII be on the Mary Washington. August
9Th. on whlc occasion there viii be an ex-
hibit;Or OF fruits and flowers free to the
public, beyond the usual steamboat fare and
a discussion on "Fruit Culture in LIS reIa-
iions 10 health !" TO be opened by the secre-
fary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01
THE COURTS.

POLICE CoURT-JtIdGe Mus pro TEN.
TO-DAY. A Olson bay. colored. charged with
assault aud battery Thomas J. Thompson. The
Testimony Of comp anaDt showed most wanton and
brutal assault; that Day knocked him down four sep
arate times aud beat and kicked him. hruS.Rg him
severely il several places. Complainant was at the
time suffering with neuralgia. His testimony v
corrotoTat,d by several other witnesses. and the
court imp sod fine of SIS and costs sixty days in
lail. Nm Butler. assault ahd battery IN John n
simpson. youth, ~ running over him with his
hurso and carriage Simpson testified that Butte dif
uot stop but - hlpp d w his horse and went away
Complainant was paraiyzed from the Effects he re
ceived The testimony also showed that def n liant
was drunk and the court imposed a fine Of $50 and
cost; appealed. Thomas Gordon, assault on VIM
SWeeLry; 50. Wa. II. Wyle, assault and battery
John Patch county constable ho testified that
he went to defendants house to levy on horse. and
the assaUlt made while in the discharge If his duty
Defendant introduced witnesses t. show that ne
m rely took hold Of the Constables and walked
hll nUt .! Is Stable sCrl as 81 vaalI a.g trs;gsS-
and that the pr, perry ~ atten pied 70 levy M IN
wa = partnership property. and d II wholly be
long defendant Tn court d., iied that there had
been a technical assault committed. and imnosci a
fine of SIS on defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

OF passengers. The net earnings were a., :
3S2.5i1. against S65,60S AIS for 1875. and s1o,-
is. s'2 for 1s7i. The dividends paid amount
and So coo, l4 for ia.
The gross earnings of the railroads in the
western states We're Sit6.2i2, $50 against s196.-
az ,7s1 for ls.3. OftheSe s142. O,6tl were re-
ceiyed for transportation OF FIRE ght, mails,
&C, and S43 ST., 2ll for passengers The net
earnings We're SfS9l2 96s, against SI5,5)i,loi
for ISIS, ard S15, .'S5 for 1S.i. The divI-
deDds paid amounted to Sl7 39i552 against
sig 80 5ll for ISIS. and Sl6.6O5. S32 for 1874.
Prior To the present year the operations OF
the Union Pacific railroad were aggregated
with those OF the western states. With that
addition the real diminCtion OF gross earn
ings is q, $40 instead of 500 025,i7s.
The gross earnings Of the railroads In the
southern states were j0,1i3.G cas-, against $50
6S6 400 for 1873 OF the earnings SSs, sssj,1iI
Were received for the transportation OF
The net earnings were SI7,1ia03l, against
Sl6 I'll Geo for 1875, and ~. ,29 80 for 1874. The
dividends paid amounted 10 Sl.ssa, S5l,
against Sl,l96,9v6 for lo15, and Sizes, ass for
1874.
The gross earnings of the railroads in the
Pacific states were - ,s6i3l6, against SO 49,.
81 for 1875. Si6.I-4.0>6 in 1874, and Sl5216,.t7
for 1873. Ofthe gross earnings SI,.c7 ,9ll were
Re ceived for the transportation of p assengers
end Si,l3f i05 for the transportation OF freight.
The net earnings were S2,;3l ,325. The Givi-
dends paid were SIS .1G1.
The earnings and expenses OF the Central
Pacific RAILROAD were included among those
OF the Pacific states in lsI5, which explains
the apparent decline in earnings. Adding
Ihose for the pr sent year, the earnings
would ggregate S2+cll .2t0.
On The Pacific railroads the earnings ag-
grsgaled S3i = - sos, o. which Si02l6,f2i were
derived nom passengers and 80. sl3 379 from
trans oTta:ioG NJ freight, mails. &c. Toe let
earnings were 81 ,HS3, 5r, and the dividends
8 go fCG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

THE EMERY COAL COMPANY AND ITS
WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACT. Yester-
day, in the Equity Court, Judge WylIe, the
case of Albright LangdOn & Co, OF Pnila-
delphia, against the Emery Coal company
Was up, and orders were made allowing GER
tain parties to sue the receivers in repleviu,
end directing the delivery Of certain coal 10
the United States. The facts I'm the case as
TO the governments claim are as follows: On
tie 1Ih OF June last the War department
opened propOs ais for furnishing that depart
ment with 800 tons of coal, and the Emery
Coal company was the lowest bidder. The
next Gay the contract was entered into, and
The company having the quantity of coal on
l4and tiat they had bid 10 supply, II was
taken by the government, who paid ~. 400.
me contract price, for IL. 1t was agreed that
tne cOai should remain at the com pany's
yard, subject to the demands of the depart
ment. When the company failed and m aGe
an assignment Messrs. Ross and Dean were
appointed receivers TO look after the in 'erest
OF Tie Creditors. On entering upon th cir
duties they were told this was government
coal, S53 tons of which remained in the ward /;
but they declined to allow Its removal
without an order from the court. Tae ID s.
trfct Attorney brought the matter to the at
tention OF Judge Wyiie yesterday while Sit
ting in special term and an order was pas ,ri
that the receivers permit and allow the Off
GERS OF the United States or such persons as
they may designate, to remove the coal to
such places IS they may deem proper, AMI
al such times as they may deem ut, in ac-
cordance with the original agreement entered
into between the United States and the
Emery Coal company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01
To Ladies' and Geuflsmen.

10 Lsufen hnU tentItlneM.
We wish to call attention 70 A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No S06 q street, near 9th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
he is enabled 20 DO his work in a manner not
To be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in
the city on account of his superior work.
Give him q caE-906 u street PunctuaIity
guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01
GE OR GEL O WV.

GRAIN TRADE.-A rived Boat Hattie and
Bessie, with $500 bushels of wheat; boa,
Caledonia, with 2,1C0 bushels of wheat. SO
bushels Of corn. and 100 bushels OF oats; boat
Loudoun, with $50 bushels OF wheat. $40 do.
corn, all consigned to Hartley aud Brother
Also, coo bushels OF wheat TO II. NJ Talbot
By rail-Jo0 bushels of wheat to IL. N Tai
bOtt.
MERCHANTS ExCHAEGE-Ofering on
charge to day amounted to 1900 bushels of
wheat. with sales as follows: 800 bushels al
10; 10 bushels at LIS; 300 bushels AZ |. 10:
2OC bushels al Lao; 200 bushels al 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

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Address Puivermacher Galvanic Co. New
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

SAID celebrated and well known diner
out one day: when I'm overwhelmst with
Invitations from my particular friends
make Il n point TO accept one where [ know
tie bread, rolls, biscuits or cake are always
thoroughly good This result can a.wavS
bc assured 20 certainty by using D1OieU'S
Yeast pCgCf1g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

Mr.. BUTTS formerly proprietor of the
of the Metropolitan Hotel, will be pleased 70
see all their friends At the Irving House, cor
nei sth and d streets, this evening, at 8
O'CLOCK. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01
DILES AND FISSURE.

DR.. sHRADER, once room IS st. Cioud Blu i'd
ing, (sonfhwest corner oh AID Streets cures
Piles end Fissnre without Knife. LiSature or Cans
tic, AID without pain AID guarantees a cure in all
f R4S ; 2, no SH{ Eeisss Lu:hs, Of LUehs
SuFerini,Ld. nj W ashingtoa and Georgetown Rail
road; J. Manion, grocer, TAG 7tb street south
eitt; Wm. Tucker, merchant taller. 49, Pelnsyi-
vsnis avenue; T. Msrcbo, P. y. pensrtrneat,
oil street southeast; John rw eed&'e, Ii Grauf
Ladies ate ndsd heir ielces if deeires Ollie
sulIatiau fres suoI- tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

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TER may be attained by using GLe7u's Si.l-
phtr Soap, which does away with the reces-
sity for Sulphur Baths. Try Il. ladies. It is
q genuine beautifier, and very economical.
HINT TO THOSE PREMATURELY GRAY
use hMS HOtr Due. COG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

Is II WORTH WHILE To endure penal tor
tuIe after every meal, when indigestion can
be immediately relieved and permanently
cured by so agreeable q remedy as HoS'eI-
t61 s Stomach Rtf,6gSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 70
Jonn Bligh and Catherine Kennedy; Charles
Bailey aud Rebecca Wiufrey; Charles T..
Dickerson, Of Ruckeryille, Green county,
Va, and Julia f. DichersOD, of same place;
Arthur Taylor and Emma Brooks; William
Ieitler and AntOinette kenpster.
PERSONS desiring TO visit Baltimore and
Druid Hill Park tomorrow at low rates.
should secure their tickets at once. See
adyt.
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THE TOXIC. QrINISE, is pecul ia rly bene-
hc.ai To the teeth and gums. j. & T.. Akin
sons Qpinire Tooth Powder is one OF the
best means of preserving the teeth aud puri-
Tying the breath. VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

ANOTHER LOT OF beautiful lawns ms, 70.
ceivedi lace stripe white goods, black silks.
summer silks, beautiful dress goots- hiacS
cashmeres, black alpacas, bunting bowels
napkins, &C, ~ Carriers, 7G Market Spaces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

THE GEkUIy Cf The ladies' of Baltimore has become
thestandsrd OF Comparison the world over. They
maintain that PECULIAR clearHeT, a.d richness of
mpirXion ny the oCcasCaal use rs required Of
Or. Bulls Blood Mixture. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-01

SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT GOVERN
MENT-Mr. w. A. Cook has, for the Middle
town IN. " National Bank, entered a suit
against the District OF Columbia to recover
S26 600 on certificates of the Board of Audit
which they held. These certificates were
dated about three years since, and the Dis
trict taking the position that they are not
ing declined 10 waive the plea OF the statute
Of limitations, the bank has taken this
course
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HAVENCER'S BREAD.
Price Ite'UcsL
Five cents wholesale.
Six cents retail. ST.