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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-05
Amusemeuts. Exeurstops. Hc.

Tdlimadge HdH.-The exhibitions of Edi-
so1's speaking photograph closes tom Orrow
afternoon
grace Church-The festival for the benefit
of this church will be closed after Tomorrow
evening 1t IS one OF the most enjoyable of
Nc herdree NJ. E. Curch.-The ladies of die
Mite Society of this church are holding their
Semlannual festival this week
F0urteenh and r. streets.-This is the last
week OF the grand fair and festival being held
In the tent at the corner of these Streets
For-See advertisement elsewhere of a fair
tonight and two nights following of the West
E fhd DIVISION, Sons OF Temperance, at Lucas
Cups Bran Neu Sho1o." from the New
YORK Aquarium, will exhibit for a week on the
IOt In rear OF Masonic Temple, commencing
next Monday. This show contains large
NUMBER OF trained animals and Other novelties,
ana IS altogether first class exhibition.
There will be two performances daily, at 30
and 30 p. m.
AL Souls Church.-Col A. Il. Meacham. the
Indian friend. Will lecture here this evening.
his SUBJECT VIII be What shall We do with the
Indiana
The Benning Races-The trottinr here du-
ring the present meeting have been very good
and greatly enjoyed by all who have attended
the races. IhlS afternoon there will be free
LOT all race with good entrees. For tomorrow
afternoon there are number of excellent en-
trees for the 80 class. The train leaves for
the station at 4 20 IN.
me German american Club will give their
complimentary picnic at Beyer's IN street
park TO morrow.
- The annual Excursion of the Caledonian
Club comes off tomorrow. 1t will be to NJ ar
shali Hail Oh the Express. Mr. Joseph wilson
VIII deliver an address on Scotland
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JURORS FOR THE CRIMINAL COURT. - The
June term of the Criminal Court will be CON
yened by Judge Wylie on Monday 18th inst
The following were drawn yesterday as grand
Heyer. Samuel Howard, Jas. A. Marceron, w.
j. Sibley, Fred. Pilling, VIM. Powell T. P
Morgan, s: I. q: MOIsell, Henry Burrell
sebastian Aman, II. Q: johnson, /. N. Carey,
L. G. Clements, SamL Humphrey, Saml Bacon,
J. q. Carroll and j. T. Norriss. Petit Jurors
Bushrod Robinson, j. A: Clark, J. G. Fletcher,
Hume, Christian Rupert, W. G.. Phillips,
Clement Beckett, F: ". Selhausen, Richard
Rosey, I; YOder, B. T. BigelOw. G. S. Worm
ley Z. y. Payne, J. II. Wilson, G. N. Thorn,
@. Hepburn, LeOnidaS Scott, VIM Smith, Ali
son NailOr, jr., r. T. Burroughs and John
Burey.
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GEORGETOWN.

LINTHICUM INSTITUTE LECTUREs.-Prof. Z.
I. Fristoe gave before the Linthicum Institute
and the public generally on Monday and last
Atmosphere and Chemical Forces" which
were well Illustrated by interesting expert
mentS.
THOMAS HARRISON, the young reylvaIist
having been released from his engagement
with Rev Mi, Nice. OF the navy yard, will re-
MAN at Dunbarton street church until after
Sunday next. He will then 60 to the navy
yard.
A WRECK. A: .Talpey, master of the
schooner Clara E. Simpson. from kennebec
Me-, states that on the Both of May, OFF latitude
IS deg. 40 min. and longitude u deg So min,
he passed a vessel of about 800 tons, bottom up
He lowered the boat and went to her. She was
copper bottom. painted green. marked IL feet
to upper rudder brace, had pine panking
cardboard streak, bottom bolted through aud
through Tor ~ feet and riveted, and that she is
a dangerous obstruction to vessels.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE GEORGE
TOWN GAS COMPANY met yesterday afternoon
and elected the following oIticers:-WiIliam F.
Seymour, president: George w. Croplev. sec
retary j. ID. Cathel, superintendent Mr,
Cropey was made director to fill the vacan
dent
THE FUNERAL of Mr.. Jas. B. Vanderwerken
took place from the Presbyterian church at
~ p: m, the Rev. $. H: Howe officiating. The
pau bearers were gentlemen from Friendship
Lodge, 10. .. F., OF which deceased was a
member.
BALL ExTRACTED.-The ball which Mr..
AltAaHuef bluHuOn, OF Tie signal service. ac-
cidentaily fired ino his body some time since,
has been extracted by DR.. l.. w. Richie, and
the patient is doing we'll.
GRA1N.-Boat Medley, with loo bushels
wheat. to H. nj. Talbot, and / 400 do. do, to
Hartley & Bro.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings ON
Change, 1900 bushels wheat sold at $l.OS to
$l.l2h.
CIEARED.-SchOoner J. Il. 2. Moore, Capt
Causey, for Snow HILL Md.
The Doc NUIsANcE.--Much complaint is
made of the bowling of dogs and their depre-
dations all over Georgetown. The present
force OF the pound men for the whole District
would hardly be able to keep down the canine
nuisance here, and semi-0ccasiOual visit, as
at present, only stirs the animals up.
CATTLE MARkET-(DrOverS' Rest 1.-The fol-
lowing is correct report of the offerings and
sales of cattle at DrOvers' Rest yesterday: -
cattle offered and sold at 80 20 81 cents per
pound. 20 COWS and calves at 80 to $40 per
head. 500 sheep and lambs sold. Lambs at IA
to scents per pound: Old sheep at 3I% to ~
cents per pound. Market dull.
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A TwO-FACED BABY-The Cincinnati Ga
zette prints a letter from Glynnwood, Ohio,
dated May %, which says: "Our usual quiet
excitement to-day over one of the greatest of
curiOsities-a double babe. We called at the
office OF DR.. Noble to find out the truth of it,
and he told the following: Last night he was
farmer living near here, who gave birth to
one Of the greatest curiOsities have heard Of
The child Is a cOmmOnsized one, welcomed
In its lower limbs and body up to its shoulders.
1t had two sets of arms, all well formed, eX-
cept that one pair was back of the other, and
worked backward. 1t had but one head, but
both faces were well formed in all the organs.
1t breathes from both sides, which the Doctor
says indicates the existence of two pairs of
and says it will be fortune to him. Both
mother and child are doing Welln
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THE COVRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
mIt 1day'R Bend, Bro Co sgs Shepherd sub
l.. Nj. Cuthbert was admitted to the bar
r. CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Humphreys.
To-Day, SpIague agt: WEIGH; verdict for
Plaintiff ndgmts Tyler agt Price do. $40. Fifteen
agt: barry; dismissed. PrOtt. agt. Armes !;
motion for new trial Overruled James and
Httchlns agt Crandell: Judgment below af-
hrmed. Kirk agt. Broche; Jury out. Green
shaw agt. Brooks; on trial.
PROBATE COURT-Judge Mac arthur.
Yesterday, Daniel BallOuf was appointed
gu ar 10 orphans OF II. H. Wurdemtn; bond
si,No Estate of Geo. Barker, deceased; ac-
pointed guardian to orphans of Rooert O'Sul-
nVan bond 5000. G. Merwin was appointed
aMdm m Isl OF Phineas Merwins estate:
nj: Myers; G. +. Myers granted letters of ad
ministration., Chas. s. johnson was granted
Louise NJ. Whittlesey. Estate of Sarah McCu-
Tough inventory of personally returned. E.
tate OF II. B. Wisner; remuneration of Philip
May us executor filed.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
Today Richard Robinson, profanity: g.
Jonn Nelly was sent down for vagrancy. Cor
Gella Green, loud; S.. Elizabeth Kelly, dIsor-
f Hasits 70 and L1 Gan wo J3nes' same Wan
were fined for bathing in the river at unlaw
lui hours. Edward Quinlan and John Smith.
Two colored boys. were fined for bathing in
t hoGR creek Annie Scott, cursng s.. An
tonic BraggaZi forfeited collateral in two
cases OF Keeping his bar open Sunday Ed
ward Meadows forfeited collateral for Bathing
n IN the river. Arthur Smoot charged with
horse stealing; committed. Miner Coleman.
larceny OF boot from Daniel Webster, shoe,
ma ker. Coleman said he furnished the ma
,erlai and Daniel Webster mace them the
boot belonged to him. The JUICE said this
was not the way to do, and fined him 81 and to
return the boot.
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FATHER MARTINS MISSION TO THE SIorx.-
the head of The abbey of the Benedictine in
Southern Indiana. He has undertaken the
civilization and education of the young people
at Standing Rock, Red Cloud, Spotted Tail
and DeVli,S Lake agencies. He will spend two
months at Standing Rock. He expects to
place priest among the Yanktons at the Pop
lar River Agency this summer. His ambition
is to regenerate the Sioux. He will establish
schools at all these agencies with sisters in
charge as rapidly as possible. He has the ut
most confidence in the young Sioux's better
nature" Father Martin was the first white
man to visit the Bull that sits' after the GuS,
ter massacre He came to the conclusion
that the Sioux would never return to the war
path. ~ VIVA
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SWEET melody floats from the rillS,
The anemone blows on the hills,
And this is the time
For romance and rhyme,
And Sunday school ptcnipS and Mills

John F. Jones, Baptist clergyman of
Plttsburg, Pa, was arrested in New York on
Saturday just as he was about to sail for
Europe, and held for forgery.
Ss Retrenchment and reform have taken a
practical turn in M0rehouse parish La. A
number OF gentlemen have agreed to serve as
pay.
tempting to commit rape upon Mrs. Sarah
World, aged 50 years, living near Horse Head,
has been lodged in jail at Upper Marlboro,
Nd. He is a young negro
Rs~"And they were all talking so unkindly
of you, dearest Louisa, and" And what
were they saylng7" "Saying that you painted
your face and told them that it was untrue
and that your color was only erysipelas."
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Don't BE PUT ASIDE" said Mr.. Beecber
on Sunday. There are only two people who
have right to put you aSide-yOur doctor
and your sexton No one else. 1t is ignOmini-
Gus to see men sitting down in Incidence sim
ply because they are growing old don't seek
easy ways; easy ways lead to rust don't talk
about your selves; don't talk about your age :
and at all events: for decency's sake, don't
have the rheumatism that is enough. Don't be
prematurely Old; don't be older in your feel
lngS than you are in fact; don't withdraw
from your interest in life read what is going
on in The world: don't leave to younger men
the tasks of life and get out of their way
Don't get out of anybody's way, and above all
young; enjoy their pleasures. David sought
out some one of his own posterity, doubtless.
to lie IN his bosom and keep him warm, and it
is well for you to warmed by the sympathy and
the companionship of the young. Keep Young
to the last; blessed be the man that goes to
Heaven like a bOy."-[N. Y WOrld.
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WHITE INDIANs.-Two white men are re-
ported in Sitting Bulls band. One is a Major
Peace, dismissed in disgrace from the 4th in
fantry In 1851, while stationed in Kansas, since
which time he has been living with the In
hlmself. The other man is named John
O.Brien, and was taken prisoner at the time
OF the Custer massacre. He has been adopted
under surveillance to prevent escape.-IB os
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SOME MEDIUMS" came very near being
roughly handled by an exasperated audience
IN New Haven the other night. The bills an
nounced that Mrs. T.. A. MANSFIELD and the
three greatest mediums in the world would
play piano which should be raised i'm the air,
and would distribute materialiZed flowers.
only one medium appeared and went through
the old cabinet performances. A number of
ire audience made speeches denOuncing the
show as a fraud and an attempt was made 70
go Dehlnd the scenes and drag the performs r
and assistant out, but the police and the pro-
prletOr Of the hall interfered
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WHAT is THE MATTER WITH STANLEY?-
most miserable episode occurred at the
newspaper press fund dinner on Saturday
genia! humOr, gave the toast of foreign and
American journalism. coupled with the name
OF MI; d. M. Stanley, and the toast was re-
his reply, appeared deliberately to set himself
tie task of etfacing this cordiafity. From be-
ing sardonlc; hiiS remarks, which wandered
sive, and there arose the strange sound of en-
ergetic Kissing. Quiet was temporarily re-
stored at the energetic instance of we'll
known English journalist, who sprang to his
feet and shouted, "Shame!" But Mr.. Stan
ley could not take hint SO marked, and with
ineXplicable obstinacy pursued a course of
Irrelevant OtfenSiyeneSs The storm of Kissing
broke forth again uncontrollably and was not
to be stayed until Mr.. Stanley sat down, leav-
ing his observations uncOncluded Can no
friend to good but strangely warped fellow
suggest to his immediate attention another
unexplored desert?-t London World, Nay ED
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A WIFE TRIES TO Poison HER HUSBAND.
The Worcester Md Shield is informed that
one day last week white woman went to the
office ofDr: Hammond, in Berlin, Worcester
poison for her dog. The doctor did so, and
The woman then took the poison home and
told her husband that there was a dose of
took it, and at last accounts was very i'll. The
Shield does not give the names of the parties
in question.
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IHE CHICAGO SCHOOL TEACHERS are having
trying time of it about their salaries. They
nave had no money since January, and are
now offered city scrip for their February
wages. For the scrip the brokers will allow
Them only 81 per cent. The teachers complain
that they have submitted to reduction of Is
per cent, in salaries, and that it is unfair to
subject them to a further shave of - per cent
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LOCAL N EWs.
Amusemenfs. &c. Tonight.

grace CJurch.-FeStiyal.
TGHD,ad9e HaH.-Exhibition OF the phono-
graph.
An Souls, ClUrch.-Lecture by Col. A. p,
heacham.
Nchendree II f. Cturch.-Festiyal
nth ana IL Sts-Festiyal.
AihGDtbrd Summer Gdrden.-Grand con-
cert
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A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAsrER
may be attained by using Gtean'S Sulphur
Soap, which does away with the necessity for
sulphur Baths: Try it, ladies. 1t is a genuine
beautifier, and very economical.
Hint to those prematurely grey, use Hitps
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THE distinguished physician, surgeon, and
will be at the office of Drs. Paine & Bland, AS
Missouri avenue, all day tomorrow, where he
may be consulted personally by those who
choose to avail themselves of his great skill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-05

AS A general tonic, HoStetter'S Bitters pro
duce effects which must be experienced or
witnessed before they can be fully appre
clated. In cases of constitutional weakness
premature decay, and debility and decrepi
electric influence. In the convalescent stages
OF all diseases it operates as delightful In
yigorant. When the powers of nature are re-
iaxed, it operates to REINFORCE and reestab
liSh them.
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A MOTHERS FATAL MIsTAKE.-The Column
bus (Ga.l Enquirer of Friday says: ION
tuesday Mrs. Jackson, wife of eXPOliceman
jackson, by accident administered a deStruc
tive powder to her child, aged about seven
months, and Wednesday night it died. Mrs
jackson and her child were both quite sick at
the tine, and her physician left different med
lclnes for the two. She gave a dose of NOR
Prime, which was intended for herself, to the
baby, and the consequence was death. The
MOTHER ~ Wiz
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twiSle: Benjamin Buckner, build a stand ON
northwest corner of It'll street and Maryland
avenue southwest; $25. Bernard Busher, re-
move shop on b street, between 9th and It'll
dwelling OH II street, between "a and Sd south
west; 800. Henry Polkinhorn, construct a
two story livery stable ON Sth street, between
ID and L; $1,000: John p. Liphard, construct
two story brick dwelling Oh L ST., between s
and Boundary streets northwest; $500. Frank
Mueller, repair frame dwelling, SOl 18th St
northwest $l5.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-The sixth annual
meeting OF the North Washington Building
association was held last evening at No. 6l7 G
street, and the following officers were elected
John Cook, president; Geo. A. II. McNeir,
A. Prescott, secretary: w. Nj. White, Geo. ii.
Wood, A. b. Jameson, Alfred Falconer, n. p.
Gage, A. w. RoweI, Z. B. Brookes, D. w. C.
<Br9d9ead and Henry G. Daley, directors. The
report OF the secretary showed rereipts-sl3,-
iS5 shares; disburSements-$l3,69l so, includ-
Ing So on IS shares redeemed and 81, 29S IS
interest on same. The advance account shows
81 shares advanced on during the year, max
Ing total OF l,ll9, on which Sl47, III has been
advanced, OF which SIP, 3j3 has been unpaid
on IN shares, leaving 2l5 shares on which
525,35i have been advanced. The NET assets
are s2S,ydi.iI original number of shares 2565 ::
now on rolls, 80, els advanced On); value Of
each share, sSO.53i average premium, 10 per
cent
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n Work Of Art in Six Minutes.

we were at the Cafe Chantant the other
nl,5nt IL IS building somewhat larger than
me C0rc0ran Gallery Of All in WASHINGTON II
Is great place for music, songs and dances
There was one very amusing feature. Daring
one OF me entr actes they brought on an artist
VINO was bliled to paint a marine view in six
minutes, all finished for hanging (the picture,
moi the artist.) ~
The canvas was brought on.
cut came the artist, quiet looking Young
man. about thirty years of age.
His cOlo.S were all upon the palette, and his
brushes were in his hand.
Attention., cried out the director.
he artist seized huge brush.
AT Ine signal The orchestral band struck I'D
clashlng, maddening nervous waltz
AS the iIrst note was struck the artist dashed
mass OF yellow upon the upper part O the
canvas. linen bit OF blue, then white, a dash
OF purple shadow, and then, with quick tWirl
OF clean brush, dark blue sea is dashed in
against the horizon.
Two minutes gone.
Inc waltz goes on faster and faster The
brush keeps time. a huge rock is sketchei in
win burnt sienna and black. A lighthouse
with yermillion range light is dropped upon
the top Of the rock.
Clash, crash, one, two, three, a boat under
1uIl sail is thrown into the dim distance Clash.
crash, one, two, three, and another boat is
dashed In. Light upon the waters is thrown
In with a free, steady hand A huge brush
then carefully blends the edge of the masses
and with profound bow the artist turns to a
cheering audience, gratifed that he is through
on time.
And the wonder is that the picture is start
ling good in its broad effect. It is strong and
clear. The c0lOrS are good, and not muddy
mixed. III was as good novelty as ever saw
at any show, and it beats al! how il anu SEES the
french people, Paris Cor. Chicago Times
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A CHEF D. EUVRE IN THE ART OF PER
FUMERY is the composition of new and dis
tlnctiYe bouquet, as in the case of j. te q. At
EtuSOn'S SteDhanOtiS
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHI y SIGNAL OFFICER.
: I.-Q

In the lower lake region and middle states.
higher pressure. fresh and brisk northwest to
northeast winds increasing To high along the
coast, lower temperature than on Tuesday,
and very generally clear or partly cloudy
weather, except possibly occasional slight
coast rains
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CITY ITEMS.

If YOU do not suffer with headache, please
tell friend who does of the great worth of
Lodtlle'S Heddache Specific.
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FIVE HUNDRED $500 PIECES n

tIhs saEr, HlT,NDRED $500 PIECES OF,
IA cream color, black, navy blne and hesD
lIIuI Ight spring shades. only 25 DeheSss ali "a
Mooi' IN every color and shade: Lace strina Rnnt
lngs, Id black and colors: Black Grenadines nnra
WOOL ann %1oI; Soored Gre9adines pure silk and
81 IL sl %, 81 so. We are selling an eqceSfan 20
DIack SIh. tOuInet make, considered the hast
Heaillg SIX In the world. at 81, worth I'll OK W.
are seng real satin finish Black SIlF fSSnt,at
RaRG al sI;25. This Black SIX is a SPECIAL
oAheAiN' Every Gay we sell from 90 % 100 wards
,o,o-o., ON, CARRIERS, Marset So, aus
,OSiored silks, IN seal brown, cardinal nav bi1a
PUN, steel color. dark green, lead &c 50 oi I'
is snades OF Slks, Checked silks SCriped sins
III i onght shades. We have received nne
huhcIed tlC0l pieces Of Silks bought At the yr
lowest cash price aud We are selling them az tbss
r edl8 smallest advance above cost 1hTee huadrd
toool pieces OF Wool CasSimeres and LINENS -.
men 3 boys and children's wear prices RAMONA
1919 I'm 20 u 81 90 Lace for curtains: exceilenf
large assortment Of CoIored 90 toE c,
WbIta wsat very large size Bridal Quilts nnre
Mntte. Sibu; excellent quality one-vard la xo
Gii. Bed Ticking. Is; white Honeycomb
inch 10 81 new Parasols % inch, "a inch and 2S
mylS-tr CARTER'S. III M,rI.s, s,x,..
SILkS, DRESS GOODS, &c.-We are mr..
stock OF DRY GOODS to be found in NJ
Buntings all coors, at 20, 25 80 and az cents n
faru. splendid stock of Bourettes SiISs TesPp 10
Linens Percaes &c, SiA0' Ls"ns,
NGe.-MaGam Bowman, one OF the most ..sb,or
sois DFessinakefs this side of New York occunies
4 street front. "ooi vi our STORE,
No. 1923 7TH ST.. DohDhiih Co.
NO. 7O6 ST. NV. mya.,
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''T'HE GREAT ATS soSggTHERN SHIRT, ,,

OPEN FRONT,
u eiegantly made OF frst-class material with Linen
sleeve Bands and Linen lining to the Bosom. nm
1nlShed only 30 cts; finished 81 N
Ing hshnls Shirt open back, is OF the hest
IWaUSIiS, and also has Linen lining and Linen
Ished. 1. snu oo css' M
The cheapest Shirt in all the world is our VAN.
sutta y. Xxx; ready TO put on at 81 10 "
our Fruit OF the Loom'i Shirt has been q %.
vorte for long time at 90 cts unfinisheSi And 7s
The Wsmsutta Q. Xxx Shirt is rs cts. unfinished.
Boys SHIRTS. IL, 12k, and Is inches, made of
80 cents. Do'no' ohS
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars g for Il
A1-Sold at our Branch,
1908 II street n.W.
naIHi-u u GEO. hEGINNISS,
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. WtllSl0tos Soothing Syrup fof
all diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 street
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
moves grease spots effectually from any article
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
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BLACK GRENADINES plain and check, ., g.
81, 40, SOC. New styles of DaraSols. from 81
81; 20, 81, $3.50, 50, at Towson & Co.'S, 6}5 Penn
sylVania avenue. south side, near 7th.-Adut