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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
MISS
Miss Cushman's biography would be incomplete
without a reference TO her faithful coored nlaid,

Any memorial would be incomplete which would leave
on, the irje companion all her
OF her trials ana he" triumphs tn, good devoted
saline She into these relations
with mistress early wh,u she but fourteen
years Of .. Miss Cusnman struck by her serious,
ways forehead especially by her
eyebrows; she believed in what she called conssen-
ti.us eyebrows' aud Salics peculiar in that
way Of hbifats In Rome used to say
II always in Iti0n seen SAIlio's eyebrows
20 Of headn There difficulty 10
taking he's away from ne mother who also had her ideas
chiids value: OF the thin Ated to
be- finally accomplished From that time the
two sepaxte except Tor the necessity pleas
urc CushmJn. Salle had WILL lOvo,
any desire her and sr interests Perhaps there
perfect instance OF abs outs devotion
other than
ciaon Saic the only dresser sh
ever the and custodian Of all her
properties She knew 20 pin whatever was ~
each and. after how
not ing missing Long experience had made the
routine absolutely perfect wing her mistress of x
upon subj Anerward when the pressure slow
wearing disease what tongue or could ever Do
Justice unfang untring travail Vi heart and hand
ia the beIo ed and worshppea MISTRESS
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

From j. G.. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance Of the mails.
street lamps Will re lighted at 80 pm, and
eXtinguished at l231 am.
A.I5. Frances /. bowling, widow Of The late
Major Dennis J. Downing, who was some
years since superintendent Of the War depart
meDt, died this morning at 8 p am. The de-
ceased laiy was 4 clerk in the Lard Office.
Tie cold wave struck Washington last
evening after shutdown, and before day break
blankets were comfortable in some localities
There is a stiff cool breeze from the northwest
to-day which temperS The CARING sunshine.
Nj. Il. X. HrIphenStine, on returning this
morning from the EbSitt House drug store ex
CUTSiOn TO Fortress Monroe. Norfolk and the
Capes, learned that his wife was dangerously
III at a country house near BeltSviIle Md, He
started to join her on his arrival home.
The rain storm OF Friday evening was the
heaviest one experienced this year in the
county north OF this city, and in Montgomery
county, Nd. abe roads generally were conSid.
eTahly damaged by tine wash
n ME took place about noon today in the
carpenter shop of +. n. Plumey, No. p u
street northwest but it was eXtinguiShed be-
fOIe much damage was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22
~6fFsRS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Hot Weather suggestion.

Editor Stdr:-Permit me to make the follow
ing suggestion for the benefit of your readers
and the balance Of swetering mankind Per
sons living in houses with outside blinds can.
front, turn it into their rooms by an adjust
ment of one of the blinds. For instance, when
the current is from the north throw open and
back against the wall the north blind aud stay
the south one with a string, so that it will
stand almost at right angles with the window
frame. So much Of the current as strikes the
blind is turned into the room, and if inner
Do this instead of sitting in the windows and
endangering your lives. I. G. +.
Washington, ,July 22d,
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GEORGETOWN.

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-DuncansOn Bros,
auctioneers, sold Saturday for William King,
George w. Beall and Jenkin Thomas, eXecu-
tors, the following property of the Won Essen
estate: Lot on the south side of Cherry street,
(nOw Grace street, g. feet east from the corner
of POTOMAC street, running thence south par
allel with Potomac street 2l0 feet: thence east
Is feet inches; thence north 40 feet; thence
east along the north side of Beattey street *
feet: thence north by east ~ ao,,,, - ~, " -
point Uii Tnvi.s street la ieet from The corner
of Potomac and Cherry streets: thench l4 feet
TO the point OF beginning, improved by frame
dwelling with out buildings, 10 Mr.. A. II, Harr
1oI 81 30. Lot beginning on the west side of
Jefferson street. at the end of line drawn
S0utheriy IA feet from the intersection of
Bridge and Jefferson streets: running thence
S0utheTiy with Jefferson street 60 feet thence
weStwardiy and parallel with Bridge street lU4
feet inches thence nOrthWardly and parallel
with Jefferson street 80 feet thence eastwardly
andparalei with Bridge street l04 feet inches
to the point of beginning, improved by a
three-StOry brick house and one story frame
house: The part or the lot on which the three
story house is situated was sold to Capt James
Goddard for $555. The frame house was
bought IN by the executors at S475
PORT-ENTERED.-SchO Allie E. Moore
Esckridge, master, from New York, with l5t
tens guanO to F. l.. Moore.
GRAIN. - Arrived by wagons 200 bushels
wheat TO j. q. and j. Nj. Waters
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Two hundred
bushels Of wheat sold on Change to-day at l03
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TILE G0ERT4.

EQUITY COgRT-.Judge Mac Arthur.
:, On Saturday the following cases were up:
Edison agt Western Union Telegraph Co {;
dismissal of bill vacated. kendrick agt. Nor
RS; decree modifying auditors report Burn
side agt. National Capital Real Estate associa-
tl0n motion Tor receiver Overruled. Roach
agt. CaStleman; rehearing granted. Thomp
son agt. Davis: restraining order discharged
CauSten agt. Ritchie; pro cOnfesSO against j.
order granted. Williams AIT. Lewis: applied
ton for Injunction denied. Barnes agt
Barnes; alimony allowed from June l, 1873.
Loud ct al. agt. .Shanahan; pro cOnfesS0
against certain defendants. Mason agt Ca
perton; bill dismissed. Pearson agt. Alexan
Co: agt. Chronicle Publishing Co.: claims adj
Indicated: appeal bond fixed at s., 0O); fund
III receiver hands ordered invested in per
GEN. CEN; PONDS; GQye 4 at: Click; restraining
sums awarded to certain subcOntractOrs and
SUITS at law eDjoined. THICKER agt Thicker;
sale and conveyance decreed. Grant agt.
treedmen's Savings and Trust Co. proceed
lngS before auditor stayed. Smith agt. Robin
son: j.. G: Hayne appointed receiver. Ad-
iUurned till Wednesday,
IOLICE COURT-A ctinQ JuHqc Water.
To-day. Thomas S. Steel, profanity: - or
days. Ephram Grammar, GiSorderiy; s..
fremont Webster and Henry Lundy, disorder
I s.. Mary spriggSS, Sarah E. johnson,
IriIce, disorder - each. Arm>tead Medilli,
Indecent exposure: fined s.; Moses SnoWdeD,
ioIltl!eu. GUS D 1rlct, DO. John Sullivan,
dlSOrLerly: - ChaS Immersion, diSorderly +:
tortei ed. Hugh Switzerland, disorderly :;
fined s.. Mary Ellen Perry, vagrlncy: - days.
VIM. Adams, forfeited. Luke Muttagh, do
Ellen Randolph, profanity; 50. John ZANE
profanity; $ and costs. Frank HinSon, play
ing bail i'll the street: fined -. john Tourney
bathing in Eastern Branch; fined s.; ais }
with curSlng and swearing: fined =. George
II. NOkeS, cOlOred Keeping barber shop open
on Sunday. In this case, the counsel, F. P
Gloss, SAID the law passed in the interest of
l0urneymen BARRIERS, should he treated with
contempt Tor IL was to prevent man getting
his face cleaned on Sunday. The Court i'm
posed fine of $40; appeal noted John Davis,
forfeited. John Harry, assault on George
Campbell: fined ST. James ii. Matthews,
larceny of a pair of brogans from VIM Harr
fined 80. David Lewis aud Chas. Cook,
ARRAY: IS each Archibald Valentine, ARRAY
forfeited collateral, Eliza Butler, assault on
Sarah Roy; fined 81. Sarah Roy. assault on
Eliza Butler: fined =. Thomas Washington
assault on Thomas Tee; fined = or 80 days.
John Kant. larceny of - feet of hose from H .
". Hamilton: fined SO or 80 DAYS. Howard
Johnson. assault on Robert B. GivenS; fined
s.. VIM. Coleman, cOOred boy, assault on
Michael }. Flood; fined s.. john Hamilton
assault on Robert Johnson, il; fined =.
Lewis Wilson, assault on Alice Wilson, his
wife; lined -. ChaS. Crumley and Reuben
Ware, cOlOred, assault on jeremiah DJWuey :.
Ibis took place on The 18th of July, and the
testimony was that one of the parties Knocked
DoGney down and the other kicked him :;
nued - and costs each.
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THE HANLoN.Ross BOAT RAcE.-A telegram
from st. John, n B, July 10, says: The weather
to day. was beautiful and the water, in the fore
noon, was perfectly smooth, Both oarsmen
hour rowing up and down the river. Han.
lon used an Elliott boat, which arrived yester-
day. In the afternoon the water was quite
lumpy, but toward evening it became CAIN.
AT seven O'Clock they again appeared on the
course, and pulled about for more than an
hour; Ross has decided to row in Swadtle,
which Minship got in Halifax, 81 feet inches
long IL inches wide, and ) inches deep. Ross
weighs l61, Hanlon between l55 and l6J. The
course was measured during the winter and
declared to be full five miles long The boats
will start from point off Terryburn Cool and
row up two and one half miles in a straight
line with the shore. The races heretofore
nave been at an angle with the shore. In bet
ting circles two to one on HanlOn is freely Of
Tered, with few takers, greater odds being de
handed. Much speculation is INDUCED in re
garding the probable time, which is eXpec led
TO be very fast, as the men are in good condi.
ton and the articles specify that the water
must be perfectly smooth The final deposit
OF $500 Will be made to morrow. a large party
from The upper provinces is expected via
Portland to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

SULPRCR AND MOLAssEs, the old fashioned
internal remedy for the itch, is obsolete. That
and other obnoxious skin diseases are cured
in half the time, without diSOrdering the stom-
ach, by GlenH'S Sulphur Soap, the great eX-
terual anti ScOrbutiC.
THE TINTs PRODUCED by Rii'S lllStdntU-
ne0uS Hair Dye are like those OF Nature.
FOR UPWARD OF Thirty YEARS Mrs WINS
t0H's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t correctS acidity of the stomach. re-
l1eyeS wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dySentery and diarrhPa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
Well-tried remedy. . cents bottle.
HAPPY TIDTNGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been d0Sed, druggei, and
quacked. Pulyermachers Electric Belts effec-
tua ily cure premature debility. weakness an:.
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free Address Pull
City. 6,lS.d&kly
TO LADIES AND GKSTLRMEN.-We wish TO
eau attention to a F1scher's Chemical Scour>
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. SO6G street
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements whether OF American or
european invention, he Is enabled to do his
WoEk In manner not TO be eQualled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are In
TACT, the cheapest in the city on account of mis-
superior work: n. B.-A specially of his con-
ststs In removing spots from costly party dress.
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as X newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned: two
pair for Is cents.
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Magistrates Fees.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July %, 1873.
EditOr Of the star: Last Fridays STAR CON
tanned a list of fees for justices of the peace
and conStabieS prescribed by the Court in
General Term. 1t sets the fee for writ be
tween landlord and tenant at 81. On the s;
instant was charged $50, in advance, for
such writ by new justice. The constable
gets 81 cents for serving the writ. leaving -
up two blanks. Is there any justice in that?
You will confer favor on many of your sub
scrbers, and the public generally, by printing
this, or something in relation to it, w. H.
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sU Frisco whiSkey is labelled *. 0. l.
which means kill quicker lightning.
hs-Ihe Shah has 81 wives. Each one of EN-
sings " be Il lie to me-
.4H-Gen. George +. Shipley United States
Glrcult Judge for the First district died AFT
foftland Maine, Oh Saturday night, aged 81.
The salaries of the bishops of the Method
ISL Episcopal Church are 5000 each a year aud
an allowance for house rent.
Es1BlShop, Seymour, of the Protestant Eps-
c0pal church, has taken formal charge OF his
illlnois diocese and will pay an early visit to
us different parishes. He will reside at Spring
field, Ill.
Ag-The Rev. Edwin Amos, pastor of the
METHODIST Episcopal Church at Martinsburgh,
w. Va, recently received into the church.
twenty Tour persons whom the United Brethren
IMOravians) had excluded for being Odd Eel.
lows.
&s-The steamer Alaska which sailed for
Panama from san Francisco last week. took
the hrst lot OF chinese laborers sent from there
under three years, contract to work on
sugar Plantations in Peru.
hlTEx-Judge VIM. T. McCoun, one of the
oldest members OF the bar in the United States.
died at his home, In Oyster Bay. Long Island.
Oh Thursday last. He had reached the ma tri
archal age of ~ years.
ES~A. III. Curtis, prominent colored poli-
tlcldn, was thrown from a buggy at Marion.
Ala, Saturday night, and Instantly killed. He
was state senator and au aspirant for Con.
greSs III Sheney's district
Sat Petersburg, Va, on SATURDAY.. HUGH
Sy kes, who killed Richard T. Green with a
KNIFE, on June % last, was found guilty OF muir
der In the second degree, after an exciting
trlal. and sent to the penitentiary for eighteen
SsrAlways room at the top.-r Fahrenheit.
SsAndrew j. Kerwin, a well known builder
on his own petition. His total liabilities
amount to nearly S2,0OO,000. Assets very
small.
AsAt Norwich, Conn.,, yesterday, Wesley
mitted to await the action of the grand jury
on the charge OF poisoning the late Charles II.
Cobb, ir.
AB-Wm. Shehan, of Fort Wayne, lad,
betted the other evening that he could drink
pint OF whiskey at a draught, The stakes
were paid to his executor.
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The Proposed Swimming School,

E"itOr Strr:-I was glad to read an account
in the columns of THE STAR that there was
gentleman that has enterprise enough to un-
dertake to open swimming school, and re-
quests permit to open pool for the purpose
purposes, for which he has applied to the
commissioners. 1t is to be hoped that the
Commissioners will be able to grant his re-
quest. A. s. ID
Washington, d. c., July Dist, 1873.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

STUFFED OIL MANGOEs.
fMARTYNIAS,
EAST INDIA GHERKINS.
fNkLED TINY TINS,
tAUTUMN CLUSTERS,
WORCESTERSHIRE,
BEEF STEAK,
JOHN BULL,
MUSHROOM,
and other SAUCES,
B. W. REEDS SONS,
ap3-tr 1914
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT

FTNREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July L. 1873
Bids VIII be received at the Treasury DEPARTMENT
untll TWELVE O'Clock, noon, Of THURSDAY
PIN t OF July. 1878, for supplying Miscellaneous
Schedules and instructions to bidders NAV Ia oh
ta1ned on application at the Office of the CUSTODIAN
jy13 j. K. UPTON, Chief Clerk.
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FROM A PHYSICIAN.
NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. I, 1875.

NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. Z, 1876.
Meesrs. SETH W. FoWLE SONS, Boston,
GenfIs@sn-You may perhaps remember ttaG [
you several weeks ago in regard t. the use OF
the PERUVIAN SYRUP for my wife, who was
suffering from general debility. the sequence Of
typhoid dysentery. L had tried the most nOtei
physicians in this state and also in Canada without
TT lief. At your recommendation she com nenced
the use OF the SYRUP. The first four bottles m lde
but little impression. but while taking the tth.
she began TO improve rapidly and now, after uSir =,
six of the dollar bottles she reSsned her strer
and is able TO do most of the work about the nn5Sa
ana teeI that cannot speak too high ~ praise
ers OF my patients; and have occurred the sale Of
s st aGz enc OF II here make any use OF
'nAS ie''ef THAT you see MT. Yours very truly,
H. ID. BELnEN, NJ ID,
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CITY ITEMS;

If you are nervous and can't sleep you need
one dose LOdiIte's Headache Specific. Cures
headache in less than twenty minutes.
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INMAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL SThAMSRs.
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN q LIVERPOOL,
EVERY THURSDAY Oh SATURDAY.

Al
City of Richmond a COZ City of New Yorf t S1S
CITY Of ChesteT. tse City of Paris osi
These magnificent steamers, built In EstsIfi S
con st.t m are among the strongest, largest
The saloons are lu1nriously Furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated, and take an the Whole
Gr ths ssI u The up
noise and motion is felt and repiste with every
s9tSs es ssTes n latest double
Tss Cuisine been speciality of this llns
Ing a1a AThG0 S BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
e. o. ana ss Gsns g spp,
n. Y:;J. ". BOTELkR& BRO, sas Pa. sVss,,
g. .0S MOSS Adams ssfEG gSssss sas e
Cv,,s -. v,.~ oNSTIoE,
collision, the Steamers of this line tsks = ssc,en
course for all seasons Of the year. 'p0Sine
York or Boston crossing the S SO 70 New
At, or nothing 20 the north Of q.
Of 50 At q l,. Or nothing 70 the moth Of as
THE BRITIsH AND NORTH AxER,c.p
pprwrk9 9fA AZ NAIL sTEASsHfPs. AioAN
SzEE isS a i0 G5xk kf IKE ktrgSRsRPoOL.
:sS SsS4 e a. s.S
k5sssI. xSs q
AAi Se s,srN wsd July 81 Algeria =. Wed. sept
e1 IVORY i9noMing Wednesday from New York
Nv HATES OF PAsslGE
sccorSinS t carrying steerAge Ssosrd LOO rold.
NO steerage
nj so SSrmsrs not carrying steeraee $50 500 and
~ SoN, according 70 accom- uodstion
bbCne0 70 Paris, t16, god, additional.
a1setaIn uckete on favorable terme
LivsrnoS ~ yey ioM rates steersge tickets from
Enrons n lna ussnssown and Ill other parts Of
mn TnrpECn os q i.dins giysn for Belfast, elas-
unent, and Tor Mediterranean porte WIZ
For freight md passage apply al the Cou,p.rv,.
omce, 70, boMiing Green, or both eSssraSe ~
s.1fn.. n VTis biekLoW, Cos I'm street, Wen
de-i7 6HXs. g. IRAHCxLYS. .s,,, w,
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MURRAY s LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER i
prepared exclusively of the very finest and
purest floral ingredients, all of which are Sc
lected in the best markets, aud we are safe in
saying that it is impossible to produce a fra
grant water Of better quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

nEMORDT PATTEkna .n-..-------.---
11f N !ua feceayed ~ W. p. WHITs1 10. ~
IA - FIT essa uaS tn stzsst q, ". scSos
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PROPOSALS.

THREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., July Is, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the 4 easury
Department, in Washington, DC, until TWELVE
oucloGk, noon, of tuesday,, July 80, 1873, for
the best American five-frame BODY BRUSS La
CAKPET, and the best American Carpet Lining
t1r United states public buildings. Bids must stale
Washington, and the time required for delivery
Each bid must be accompanied by sample of one
and half yards of the carpet and lining as speci
nished. ~ ~ N
Bids should be marked Proposals for Carnats
for the Public Buildings, - and addressed to the
secretary of the Treasury. Washington ID C. -
jy15-eo65 Acting secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

= MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Btnlamh r. King and Katie V. Thompson !:
EdWaId L peterborough and Elizabeth
haS Enas Turner and Martha Wanzer, both
VI mndIhham Station, Va: Chas. w. Ricketts,,
andria comfy Va " ~ Ai'A''0A -AA~-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

THE WASHINGTON SCBUETZES VFRFrx mot
al The park yesterday afternoon. and the pre-
parationS for the approaching festival were
discussed. The work of erecting an arch at
the corner OF Ith street and PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. was commenced this morning. Many i'm
Pr0VementS have been made at the park
The walks mended, new tables and benches
put III, and all the woodwork repainted. In
The procession next Monday the members of
the Nerein VIII wear their new uniform, and a
large number will be mounted
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGMA. OFFICEg
Washington, July -, 1873. !
For the middle Atlantic states, colder, clear,
OF party cloudy weather, nOTTheTiy winds, TiS-
ing NaInuefpr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

SILKS! Silks! Silks. Black silk: colored
silks checked silks; striped silks: Immense
assortment OF silks; every yard of our silks
will be sold at the smallest advance above
cost: black silk, 80: excellent black silk, Is ::
our 81 and s Is black silks are special bargains
our Sl.25 black silk is heavy grOs grain and
real satin finish: every shade of cOlOred silk
made. Carers. IL Market Snacp ART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

A FATAL ACCIDENT OS A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day morning an inquest was held on the body of
francis Riley, the butcher, found drowned in
the river near GiesbOro last Friday The iury
returned verdict that they were unable TO
determine whether death was the result of &C.
cldent or not. The fact that Riley had bust
ness TO attend to in Alexandria appeared in
testimony and the supposition is that he fell
overheard from boat on his way there Only
thlrty cents was found in his pockets His
son states that when he left home he had ouite
q large sum of money with him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

The COMING CAMP EETING.-The com
mlftee appointed at the District Conference OF
meeting-Rev. DIR. Wilson. Rev. DR.. Murray,
Rev w. j. Floyd, Rev j. r. Nichols. +. j
Bartlett, j. ID. Cathell and VIM. HawkinS-tO-
day are at JackSOn'S woods. (about - miles
from the city, on the =. & l.. Ii. L y preparing
Tor the meeting. The time for holding the
meeting has been fixed for August 18th ami
prior to that time the woods will be Cleaned
up the railroad company will put in switch.
&c.
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FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY.
Pastor Of the Wesleyan Meth0dtst Church ut
PtttStOn, Luzergae County, Pa.
My Dear Sir:-Having at various times person.
ally, and in my own and other families tested the
great value OF the medicine called PERUVIAN
lDE OF IRON, most cheerfuly recommend it.
especially 10 those who are suffering from dySps D.
tic and nervous disorders. As reliable and pow
erful Alternative, it is, 1 think. unsurpassed; and
as tonic, Tree from all the Objectionable features
OF alcoholic remedies 1t is most efficient auXiI-
iary 70 the temperance cause. One Of the greatest
hlndranceS to the temperance reform at present is
as think, the medical use of alcoholic Stimulants
Whatever may be argued TO their necessity In
certain cases. we have In the PERUVIAN SYRUP a
safe and efficient substitute for those dangerous
remedies. This testimony is given unsolicited,
with the hope that some who are not vet ac-
quainted with the valuable properties of the med-
cine may be induced to give IL a trial.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY
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The WINANs FAMILY.-The Newport Or. l.
NcrS says: "Mr. Ross WnanS and Miss Ce-
IeSte WinanS, children of the late Mr.. Thomas
,Mnans,. and his nieces, the Misses Whistler,
nave sailed for England. WHICH will in future
be their home. Mr.. Thomas Whistler is fitting
himself for an engineer at Troy n. Y and his
younger brother Ross expects this autumn to
enter the military academy at West Point. TIE
NlnanS villa will be closed this season. and
probably never again be occupied by any of
the Wlnans family, who are now extinct in the
country, with the exception of Mrs E. X =.
WlnanS, widow OF the late Ross WinanS, Sr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-22

Dry GOoDs az bottom prices. Towson-s
80 Pennsylyani avenue, south side.-AdrT. D
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ALPACA and SERGE COATS, q complete as.
sortment, from 81. 70 to 81.
BUSTERS, 81, s1.60, 81. .
OFFICE COATS, immense quantities, IS cents
piece,
A. STRAUS,
1O11 Pennsylvania uvenwe.
!eSS-1 between Tenth and ElsYenth SITS,