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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

IT seems from q rccently.pnblishcd
blue hook on drunkenness In Scotland
tiiAt the permission granted some years
back 70 growers b veil liquors har been
attended with very bal effects 40 far m
women mo concerned. Whisky IL FREE
qnently put down III the bill which their
husbands pay, under other heads. In
lssD Ia women were arrested In Xii.
marnoek for drunkenness III 1870 no
fewer tlian gT0.
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Chester Trade.

f1HH4tUl MfGHMUUlIst.
l.. u. t11sOH has fnll afd general assafsshsn'
and sslls ii in~ssf irs~.
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blacksmith.
W. u. tstss WI 81 nsllsras ts,s stand IN NAH.
ftsa street
w. %. Ntbelst, en MsYkss street, sss, II fsss
AM e. HAtt.tNtb. fsst street. cas-, ~ fi,a,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

WEessTEN HOUSE, corner Elm and High
strnsts.
sTM0TisEH HOUSE,. opposite the pei~,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-28

'rtns standard article II compound
~ With the greatest care.
IT. effects nre I'll wonderful and NJ
satisfactory ~ ever.
II restores gray y, faded hair ~ Its
youthful color.
II removes MI clnptlons, itching
mil .lnndrntt. Il gives The hcad II
cooling. soothing sensation Of greai
comfort, mil the scalp u, IT. ne
becomes white md clean.
l,y liz tonic properties II restores
Tie capillary glands to their normal
,isor. preventing badness, aud maxi
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
A II dressing, nothing has bccn
found 10 clieci,lnl ~ desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assaycr
NJ Massachusetts, says, 1.-The con-
~,iinents nlc pure, mud carefully ~
leciri for excellent quality and /
consider II the BEsr pKLrARATioN
for IT. intended purposes"
Price, Oss Dollass
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drug NsorcS.
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This elegant preparation may be
relied OH To change the color of nc
benrd from gray or my other nn,lcsir.
nble shade, Ia brown Of black. nj dis
erection. II Il ca-il, applied, being III
ono preparation, Anl quickly and ci.
tantnally produce. i permanent color,
which will neither mi, lDr wash on.
nlaAslaelsrsd ~ \. p. MALL z CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
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AMsDN u. UDMISx, Collections msde andrsysnut
IL rsmil1sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Editor !Stdr:-Bemg aware of the fact that
through the columns of your paper only. will
the query l am about TO make. be likely
may relate personally, ask: WHY is it that the
cOlored man has been So persistently refused
work. on certain works that are going Oh in
this city at the present time? iSit the CON
yictiOn of the contractors, that coIOred men
are unable to compete with the workingfnen
of other natiOnalities? Surely none of them are
labOring under such deluSion; ii they are
they do the men in question a very great in
Justice: for can say without fear OF success
ful contradiction, that they can accomplish
more in the same time, than any other men
that breathe the free air OF America!
u
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ALEXANDRIA.

SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-Edmund Burke.
esq. counsel for Mr.. Thomas Huntington, has
entered suit against the city in the circuit
court: for 5000 damages for injuries sustained
by Delng thrown from sleigh Oh King street
Huntington and his daughter were thrown
out OF their Sleigh by reason of a pile of dirt
under the snow.
Sary bond of 5000 in the case of George K.
Shlnn. charged with embeZzlement, was fur
nlShed this morning, and he Will be released
at once.
ONLY $50: }3 was collected under the Moffett
liquor law. in Alexandria county, during the
past week. Gazette eth
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POLICE COURr-Tudoe !SneU
GEORGETOWN.

THE CHANNEL.-Capt. Chichester. of the
steamship Z, c; Knight, made sounding over
the bar created by the late freShet. and found
but ten feet OF water at high tide. tempo
raTy buoywas placed at the dangerous spot
HE TEMPERANCE REFORM.-Seventy-fiv
persons signed the pledge at the meeting OF
me DashaWays last night at Market House
hall.
GRAIN.-SchOoner Kitty Ann with 1000
bushels OF wheat to Hartley & Bro. By rail
S0 bushels corn to j. G. & j. Nj. Waters.
GOING WEST.-Mr. Samuel w. Glenn of the
signal service, a well known young man OF
tins place is ordered to Cleveland, Ohio
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps VIII be lighted tonight at 6 a.
L. and extinguIshed at $50 a. N.
From j. G. Parker We have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
Washington Council, No. !. ] o. GOOD Work
Frs gave an interesting entertainment at
GIDEON hall last evening.
Yesterday afternoon John Barrett was stand
ing on ladder. while engaged in whitewaSh-
ing inside the iron foundry al the navy yard.
when he fell u the ftOOr--a distance of thirty
feet-aGd diSlOcated his right shoulder and
Was otherwise Injured.
The young and gifted English evangelist,
Rev Mr.. RainSfOrd, is attracting audiences
daily at noon and at night which fill Trinity
tEpiscopaD church. This is his only week in
Washing Oh, he being about To return to Eng
land.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Aherne found
the body of a still born colDred female infant
IN tire water closet of house No. 44 Ridge
street, between VI and Y and 4th and 5th
streets.
DE MGlay C0mmandery, No. /, knights Tenn
plar held its fourth annual leyee last night at
Masonic Temple which proved to be a success
iul and very brilliant one. The decOra'iO ions
were very elaborate, consisting OF flags.
The COmmandery NJ the appointed time en-
tered the hall i'll body in double Tile, giving
the salute To Eminent Commander v. d. Lar
Rer as they passed in review. The COmman-
derry then went through The drill rvOlutiOnS in
excellent order and regularity. Dancing was
then the order for the remainder OF the enter
talnment.
The funeral of the late Controller Tayler
took place yesterday afternoon. and was at
tended by Il large cUncOurSe of people and by
abe officers of the Treasury department, who
have adopted resolutions eu!OgiStic of the
character and services of Mr.. Tayier. which
will be filed in the department.
In the local article on the safety of the
auartermaSte: generals building in yeSter-
days STAR, the name of Inspector PlOWman
was inadvertently used instead of Inspector
EntwiSle, as il should have been printed.
At the meeting of the board Of directors of
hhe Masonic Mutual Relief Association, last
night. twenty new members We're added to
Abe list. The finance committee reported that
they had paid the bene ficiarieS Of Bros. Barker
and Seip each Sl,5NU making the total amount
paid TO benrfciarieS since organization of the
association Slfi,TO7.
pleasant surprise party was rendered Rev.
j. W. ROane, pastor OF the Second Bauti~,
church, at his residence, S23 ith street north
west, last evening. by some of the sisters o.
the church. assisted by the Macedonia club.
To-day, ia the Criminal Court, Judge Wyle
presiding the District Attorney called at.en-
iion 10 The case OF George DeggcS, charged
With an assault OH Il deaf mute in 1870. and
stated that for over a year and a half he had
been confined in the asylum as Il ravng ma
Mae, and asked u entera ll0iIc pros, which
was ordered by the court
MI Richard r. klOpfer tOldest son of Mr.
2 j. klupier,) for several years an employe
al the Washington navy yard. died NJ his
fathers residence, No. AS G. street NV this
morning, OF pneumonia, in the %. year of his
age.
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CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cartier.
Yesterday, United States use of Campbell vs.
Bicksler ct al.-action on cOnStable's bond for
money. collected and not paid over: verdict
for plaintiff for $3.50.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Mae Arth1tr
Yesterday. stevens }. Thompson agt Swayze :
order on plaintiff fo bring money into court
Matchett agt Daniels; bill dismissed and APP
peal taken. NOlte agt. NOlte defendants mo
ton for allowance continued.
PROBATE COURT-ReGiSter Webster.
Yesterday, letters OF administration were
issued on the estate of John Bozman Kerr
bond $1,000. Letters testamentary were issued
to Middleton Brick head on the estate of Anne
liza A. Birckhead-bOnd 500 The last will and
testament of Eliza Terrell was filed Letters
OF administration w. a. were issued to Henry
II. Miles on the estate of Elizabeth Richards
bond $1,000.
POLICE COURT-.Judoe Shell
To-day, John Pfitfer, charged with assault
and battery on Mary F. Barkley: continued.
VIM. Burke, assault on Robert Bias with q
knife; 500 bonds to keep the peace. Alfred
Middleton was sent to the chain gang for va
graHcy.
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LAMPS AND Coal OIL CHANDELIERS, best
assortment IN Washington, at HamiltOnS. Y.
NJ e. A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. 2-l6,eO4;
and greatest variety of Gas Fixtures ever eX-
hlbited in Washington; over 800 different de
signs, all of which are offered at reduced
prices to suit the times, as also the greatest
variety and latest improved line of Plumbers
Goods, Pumps, Ranges, Furnaces, LatrObe
Stoves, Slate and Marble Mantels, over l00pat-
terms. of the latter. all at reduced prices, at
Hamllton's, y. M. c. A. Building. 9th and ID
streets. 2l6Sth6:
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs-Dont fail
10 procure Mrs. WinSlOrS Soothing Syrup for
an diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
lne child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
IateS the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health 10 Inc child, gives rest to the mother.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous SUI
ferers. CHRONIC, painful, and Frustrating dis
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal with par
tIcnlars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
HoUsEFURN1sH1NG GooDs, NEW stock. } Tin
ing. 2,l6,eO4:
GAS SAVING BURNERS, Gas Heating and
oG RnGin Ssoo ,S az. Nc at Hamlltons NJ
eau attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. sos G street,
latest improvements, whether of American or
european invention, he is enabled to do his
work In manner not to be e0ualed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
lact the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
ssts IN removing spots from costly party
dresses; rs years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as If newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned two pair for Is cents.
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named John Sweeny, living on III, between 4th
and 5th streets northwest, was brought to this
city from Alexandria, where he had broken a
leg by fall at the Alexandria ship yard
where he was employed in putting IN
new stairwayS on board the steamer CITY of
Alexandria. He was sent to his home and
medical aid summoned.
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The District I'm Congress

MEETING OF THE HOUSE COMMITrEE
The House committee on the District of Co
lumbia o-day had a three hours session Two
hours OF the time was used up by w. ID. Dav-
idge. esq, in an argument claiming that the
District Commissioners had exceeded their au
.thOrity Ill the matter of the proposed removal
OF the Police Court to the Unitarian church.
the action of the Commissioners. Mr. :. Y.
Niles, was also heard in behalf of an approprl-
alton for the Children's hospital
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Su.NEs ACT SHASKS-T

SHANKs ACT. SHANKs-To-day, Judge Mac
Arthur, in the Equity Court, made a decree of
Benjamin F. Shanks. In this case the parties
were married in August, 1870, and she charged
that in January, 1877, he committed adul ;ery
with cOlored girl, Susan Cole, who testified
forced her to submit to him. Mr. Riddle
appeared for plaintiff.
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CLOTHING.
DECENT ARRIVALS.

RECENT ARRIVALS
BLACK AND FANCY sCARFs,
choice selection,
Fiat and Knots,
For 10 cents and 81.
BLACK AND FANCY FOLDED TIES
From IS cents upward.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HALF HOSE
For p cents.
PERFECTLY-FITTING SHIRTS
For u. l2s and sl.Go.
FINEST LINEN COLLARS,
Latest Styles.
~. IS per dozen.
SECOND QUALITY COLLARS,
Latest styles,
$50 per dozen.
LINEN CUFFS
For % and 81 per dozen.
NIGHT SHIFTS
For u and 81 49,.
LINEN HANDRERCHIEFS,
Prom IS per dozen upward.
SILK HANDKERCBIEFs
From 10 cents 20 g. 60
GOOD sUsPENDERs
From % cents % s..
rs ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. c. HENNING.
feb1S-tr 40 SeceHfh Street.
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THE CDVRTS.

BOWLING has an attractive book sale at his
auction rooms this evening, commencing at 7
O'Clock. See advertisement
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"AFFLEs.-One quart sweet milk, three
small teaspOOnfuls D0oley's Yeast Poirder, a
little salt, five eggs, the yOlks and whites
Deaten separately, small cup of melted but
ter. enough flour to make a not very stiff bat
ter Mix the Yeast Powder with the -four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-28

FROM A WELL-KEOWN WRITER:
From Mrs. Mary Francis. well known "Marga-
ret Biount.''
BRIGHTBANK. WOODSTOCK, W., Oct. 9, 1875.
Seth W. Fowle & Sons:
Gediemen:-TwO years ago began to take the
PERUVIAN SYRUP. was in a languid half alive
state, through incipient dyspepsia aud defective
circulation or the blood. Three bottles of the Pc
RUyIAN SYRUP changed this to glowing. bounding
health. l have a nne appetite, sleep sOundly and
can walk five miles easily wtheut resting, or busy
myself out of doors all day long without fatigue.
A lady cousin. who resides with me. took the
Syrup during her recovery from serious illness of
some weeks. She has been an invalid for years.
Five bottles of the Syrup have so built up her Sys-
tenn that she now eats quite heartily, sleeps well
and can walk three miles Tin fine weather) without
fatigue. l consider The medicine SO invaluable 10
persons OF sedentaly pursuits or 70 those who suf
fer from lanEuor or low spirits, that relate this
10 make what use You please % my letter.
Yours, very respectfully, MARY FRANCIS.
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;U different styles Gas Globes at HamiltOn'S
Y. nj. {. A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. 2,l6eo6;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-28

NO human being can suffer long from rheu-
matlsm II Durnna's Rheumatic IceHledu is
used. 1t never fails to cure the worst case
Price, one dollar
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CITY ITEMS.
SEASIDE Observation-Disclosures & Wilkins. 60:
18th street, second door above +.

HATS FOR SPRING OF lS7S-Gents Broadway
Silk Hats 81 and S..
Gents Stiff Fur Hats, new shapes) 81, s.. 80. So.
zine Soft Felt Hats, $780, s., SIS So.
Mems good Stiff Wool Hats, 81 to 81. So
Mems soft wool working Hats, Soc, 81, Sl25
Also an Immense stock of Boys and Chill
drens Hats, Gin new styles and coors) at all
One Price Store 800 18th St, bet and X. 3
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

u
'.H.re's hath and ,reaIth to SaaashracH Coaa,
Aad not forgetting Tatters.''
The Eminent Author and Actor, NJ.
DION BOUCICAULT.
AS CONN,
In his own Original Dramatic Creation OF
THE SHAUGHRAUN
With most brilliant Cast. MAGNIFICENT Nnchan-
zeal and Scenic Effects, Grand Irish Wake, Nov
ing Towers, etc.
In no play OF any age Of English drama win be
found more opportunities for the Illustration of
Enghter-proyOkng cOneeitS more TO please the eve
with pictorial beauty, more to satisfy the under
standing with a truthful deiineaton of national
character. more chances for good acting than in
Mr. BonCicanlt'S Shaughraun- Add 10 these the
remaining fact, that Mr.. Boucicault will appear
himself in his own ideal. and the attraction be
comes surprisingly brilliant.
Wen. wander on b.ithe, trnant Conn,
God knows we fain woald halt We:
We say good bye, with m0istened eye:
Next time, s'Caed mile faiithe.r
To this great play greatly acted by great COM
pany, with great surroundings and the greatest
a"thor,actOr of the English stage IN the title role.
Three votive gems at Ireland's feet
He's laid, and she is proud
Bright trinity OF Irish types,
Conn, Kerry and O'Duwd!
sHAUGHRAUN MATINEE SATURDAY.
.MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND's RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
AONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND's RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMONDs RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND'S RISKS.
fel28-3t
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. 6e-. Tonight.

National T7teGter. - Dion BOucicault as
4" Conn, the ShaUghraun."
TRedter COfRiqIe.-FirS;-cl class varieties.
Lincoln Hau-iUnt Polly BaSsett's new
character entertainment.
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Two AND A-HALF WIDE sheeting cotton.
opened, I'll prices; best calicoes, 4I1c. black
cashmere v y, 81, so, 60, Is. S7c. cheap; cassi-
meres for boys wear, ., 20, 81, 50, 90. 6211z,,;
nns ms In drv GOODS Tewsnes sofh
side PennsyI, aria avenue. See adv.-Adrt.
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FOR SPRING sSTYLEs in boys and ehildren's
clothing, 90 To tn = Boys Clothing House of b.
Robinson & Co, go Pennsylvania avenue
Acct
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THE SIMKINS-LEE RAPE CAsE.-The case Of
francisS s. Simpking, charged with rape on
ne person OF Allce Lee, little cOlored girl.
VyIe, yesterday afternoon, by a verdict 9i
MT guilty. This vas the second trial Ton the
fiji u verdict of guilty having been found !
amt there We're several circumstances testified
TO W hich gave the case the appearance of put
ND iOb. 80.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

REDUCED PRICES.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his q.
IalTons and the public generally thar In CON
sequence OF reduced prices in goods and new M
iaItnin1lSS, he is now able TO make nm MI
SLoI HES and furnish GOODS In his line fronS
zen 10 niteen per cent. less than former rates re-
speetiully requesting continued favors. ~
Il. j. HEIBERGER
N, - SITlZkH AND MILITARY TAILOR
y<o-lr OF Penn'o ore.. Washington, DC
ShIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY oTHEB
~ PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT
n, e. GEO. MEGINNINS5
nfSucn baitmore Shirt Factory, 1OO2 n .stress
x, Northwest, Washington D. @,
Ne make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS To
oR n IN in the most elegant manner for 81 a.
me DEESs SHIRTS made TO Order OF Wsm-
~ OK nuS H and Iwenty-sne Hundred Linen for
w.: Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready made, OF
atnsunta Muslin and Twenty -one n Hundred Lin
fys,s acs NOE 20 cents Fine DRESS SHIRTS, Water
cents; Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS. IL. IaS and
~ 1nSn only ~ cents. Fine FCur-py Reversible
S1FFS only 70 cents pair. Six Finest Eopr-pr
LINEN COL LARS for 81. Heavy Canton Tlsn-
mel DRAWEkS, only 90 cents. All goods made 10
Quallty and ut. All goods sold are c,.aranfsSd AZ
only. WV pSos
aug24r 4. YOUNG CHM, MANAGER.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD

IRON IN THE BLOOD
rs NATURES OWN TfT4LTzER,
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
A protected solution OF the Proto1ide of Iron, is
So combined as to hayethe eharas ter OF an ainent
the simplest food. Ii increases the quantity Of Ma
lures own vitalizing Agent,lron In the Blood
yigorating and Sitalizng Nhe system. The en-
riched and VifaliZed blood permestes every part OF
the body, repairing damages aud waste searching
out morbid SeCretions and leaving nothing for dis
ease TO feed upon.
FOR A SPRING MEDICINE
IT has equal. Stimulating without reaction, its
effects are PERMANENT, differing IN this respect
from all Alcoholic TUnicS.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
CURES
Dyspepsia. Debility, Lirer Complaint.
Dropsp, Chronic Didrrhoea. Boiis, Eer-
rous Affections. ChiuS and Fesers.
HuWors, Loss Of Constitutional
Figor, Female nplaints, etc.
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LAMPS AND Coal OIL CHANDELIERS, best
assortment IN Washington, at HamiltOns, Y.
M. L. A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. 2l6eO4:
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
MaShin Nm EehrlI arN rS Is-s

In the middle states. falling and stationary
barometer, westerly winds, warmer and
generally clear weather. followed tonight
and Friday by rising barometer and winds
shifting 10 colder nOrtheTly 10 eas:eriy.
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4 "IuTLK"LNTANI TESTIMONIAI1
~
FRANCIS MURPHY AND SON
. CO q REG ALTON NAL CHURC
FRIDAY. MARCH 1sT, 1873,
At 8 O'Clock y. M
Hon. VIM. Z. FRYE, of Maine will preside
Addresses by the Messrs. Murphy, Capt. stur-
devant, and others.
Prof. BischOf VIII preside at the organ: singing
by Mr.. and Mrs. W ilSon. and a select choir. This
farewell meeting will tie splendid entertainment.
Tickets 80 cents. Secure your seals without eX-
ira charge, at the Music Store of j. F. Ellis & Co
1877 Pcunsylvania avenue. Tickets for sale also at
the Church on the night Of the testimonial. f272'
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GAS SAVING BURNERS, Gas Heating and
COOKING Stoves, SC, at HamiltOn's, Y. M. c.
A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. 2.l6,eO4:
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The SOPHIA MAJOR CASE.-John W. Hurley
writes 10 US i'll regard To some reports in cir
cnlatiOn, referred to III THE STAR OF Tuesday.
and denies that he ever received a cent from
any one in connection with the Major affair.
Snd that the statement that he received 800
ifOm MS grandmOther is also false
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DR. A. A. CoRkINS cures piles without the
use of the knife. scissors or licatureS. and
charges nothing until the cure is accOmp. ish-
ed. The patient suffers no pain or incOnve Wi
enee. he applies no salveS, powders or 9th er
remedies. The Doctor performs the cur, -
himself, which are rapid, thorough and pei :.
manent. He can be consulted at the National
Hotel room l1I.-AHTf
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HOUsEFURN1sHING GOODs, (new stock Tin
ing. 216 eO4.