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DIR. RAILWAYS
%arSapariIlian ResOIvent
The Great Blood Purifier.

For the Cure OF Chronic Disease,
SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC.
HEREDITARY OR CONTA SIOUS,
Be II seated IN the
LUNGS OR STOMACH,
SKIN OR BONES,
FLESH OR NERVES,
Corrupting the Solids and Whaling the Fluids.
Chronic Rheumatism. Scrofula, Gandular Swell
ing, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections,
Syphilite Complaints, Bleeding Of the Lungs Dys-
pepsia, Wafer Brash, Tic DOloreux, White Swell
ings, Tumors, Ulcers, Skin and Hip Diseases, Mer-
curia Diseases, Female Complaints, Govt Dropsy,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Liver Complaint, &C.
Not only does the SARsAPARuIAN REsoLyENT
excel all remedial agents In the Cure Of Chronic,
Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases but
IL is the only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy Stoppage Of Water ,IncOntinuance OF Urine,
Bright's disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases
where there brickdust deposits or the water is
thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white
OF egg, or threads like white silk, or there ia
morbid, dark bilious appearance, and white bone
dust depOslts and when there is q pricking, burn
ing sensation when passing water, and Pain in the
Small Of the Back and along the Loins.
Sold by Druggists. Price One Dollar.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-13

perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with sweet
gum, large, regulate purify, cleanse, and strength
en-. Railways Pills. for the of all disorders Of
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costive-
aess, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness Bilious
Fever, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles, and all
Oerengements of the Internal Vlscera. Warranted
TO effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con-
saining no mercury, minerals or deleterions drugs
az Observe the following symptoms result
from disorders OF the Digestive Organs.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood
n the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. Fullness OF Weight
~ the stomach Sour Erupuons, Sinking or Flutter-
ilnss IN the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming Of the
neae, hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutterinpe
~ enS heart, Choking Suhocating Sensation
W. III IN lying Posture Dimness of Vision, Dots
Sbe WeSa 'TIoae the sight Fever and Dull Pain in
az ISeu, Dehclency of Perspiration Yellownees Of
se snt S Sh Eyes Pain in the Side Chest Limbs-
Ye,u - 49, lushSs OF Heat Burning in the Fleah
ystsm ,T nOses % RApWAY's PILLS will free the
o'en's per Dox, Sold by druggists AAASe
Read "FALSR and TRUE,
U Seno one letter stamp to kADwAY a co Noso
warren 81, New York. Informatiod worth ;b 49,
Anda viii be sent you. "0f'n nous
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Cheva1ier Life for the Hair
AtsBrunert's
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RIM. Marshall, Rock Island.
D. 5. Hobart. Port Byron, q terms,)
I. J. Robinson, Rock Island, II terms.
S. w. Wheelock. Moline, r. terms.)
j. Q. Wynkoop, Cordova.
B. II. Kimball, Rock Island.
Chas. Atkinson, Moline.
}. I. Perkins, Cordova, q terms)
E. 81. Johnstop, Port Byron.
j. W. Ballard, AndalGsia.
Jno. Buffum. Andalusia, u terms.)
r. NJ. Grenell, Cordova, q terms)
Jas. ", Taylor, EdglngtoD, q terms.
In will be seen that since the organiza-
tion of the Board, Rock Island has had
the craftsmanship terms; Port Byron
terms; Moline, terms; Coldova, 8 terms;
Andalusia 3 terms; Edgington terms.
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MAGILL'S CHILL CURB, tonic AND APPETIZER

WHUIAUU UIluu UUNN, 1UgVIU AIyD HIIuI4HAA
Cures Constipation BOusness vesy general complaint the South
and We) Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Fevers and every form
of Malarial Fevers.
R
HENRI A. M A GILL,
Proprietor LOUISVILLE ny
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ChaiImsn of the Board of Supervisors.

Chairmsn of the Board OF Supervisors.
Capt. Haverstick has been taking look
bac4 ward. at the Board of Supervisors
and finds that tie irst board o. this couu-
ty was organized on Jan, 18th. 1857, and
that the following are the names Of tbs
al airtnan sinra that date.
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NEW YORK NOTES,
The QuestiOn which is ARitatim~

NEW YORK, June 10.-Montreal specials state
that the press OF that city is discussing with
some acrimony the invitation extended 70 the
69th Regiment or New York 20 VISIT Montreal.
the guests OF the st. Patrick society, on account
OF the refusal or the regiment to parade on the
occasion OF the Prince OF Wales VISIT to th6
city. The question is asked: Can any Canadian
regiment turn out and act as body guard TO a
body Of men with such q history as the Goth?
Rev. Robt. Collyer TO Leave Chicago
for New York.
The Church OF the Messiah (Unitarian) In this
city has called TO its vacant pulpit the Rev.
Robert COllyer, OF the Church OF the Unity, IN
Chicago, and MT. Collyer has informally signi-
ned his Intention to accept the call
Aid for COlOred Emigrants.
Another meeting OF colored men was held at
Cooper Institute last evening TO secure aid for
negroes leaving the south. 1t was largely
attended, and many OF the prominent colOred
citizens OF New York occupied seats on the
platform. Rev. w. F. Dickerson president OF
the New York association for aiding the SOUTH
ern sufferers, occupied the chair. r. B. Conway
was the chief speaker. He said he was now
preparing boat, which should start from Gin
cfnnau the latter part OF next week and steam
down the Mississippi to pick up the colored per-
sons, who were only too willing to become her
passengers and take their flight 70 new homes
In the north. Boston and Philadelphia have
each pledged IS 900 toward defrayfng the ex-
penses Of the trip, and he wanted q similar sum
from New York. DR.. j. p. Newman, ex-chap-
lain OF the Senate. indorsed Mr.. Conway as an
honest man. It was announced that about $500
had been subscribed here.
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Suicide of a Wealthy Morvland

The inha bitants of Finksburg, Carroll county,
MO, and It's vicinity were thrown into great ex-
cltement yesterday morning by the announce
ment tnat Mr. Daniel Bush, an old and well-to-
do farmer residing In the neighborhood had
committed suicide by shooting himself through
the BODY: Mr. Bush was 72 years OF age, and
was native OF Carroll county, where he had
spent an MS life, and by industry and close
business habits had amaSSed considerable for
tune. The wife OF the deceased states that for
several years past disease with which he had
iong Deen sufferer had caused him q great
9eai or trouble and depressed him very much.
Eariy yesterday morning, while lying In bed
Mr. Bush said to his wife, I" know this IA to be
my last day." He told her she must take charge
OF the Keys She thought. however, ft was only
ms usual melancholy feeling and attached no
sReclaI importance to his words, particularly
S Mnen she saw him get up and 60 out to the
parn 10 attend to feeding the stock, as had been
ms haDlt for years. She soon afterwards arose
engaged She observed her husband to be walk
ing IN and out OF the kitchen and around the
mouse 10 very peculiar manner, but said noth-
ing 10 MIN, as he did not speak to her. A few
minutes after this she had occasion to leave
tne Kitchen for short while, and upon return.
Ing nouced that an old double -barreied shot
gun winch was kept there had been removed
AimOSI az the same moment the loud report OF
gun echoed through the house, and running
IN the direction whence the sound proceeded
She discovered her husband lying upon his
DacK, Dieedlng profuSely from large wound In
his chest. Across his legs was lying the gun,
Ing. She raised up his head and spoke, but he
was already tnsensfble, and a gurgling sound
In his throat showed that life was ebbing away
With the blood which poured from the wound.
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In THE TRIAL OF LILLE DUER, at Snow Hill.
Nd, yesterday, Mrs. Mary Merrill, called by
the defence testified as to three nights she
spent with Miss Hearn, from O'Clock until
day, In the second, third and last week OF her
life. She testified as to the administration OF
chloral and valerian to Miss Hearn while sitting
up with her. James Blaine, called by defence.
testified as to getting some chloral, and Mrs.
Hearn, recalled, testified further also concern
ing the doses given and the bottles In which 1t
was obtained. Mr.. Crisfield claimed defence
had now laid the foundation for admission OF
testimony as to the quantity OF chloral that
went into the house. Mr.. Page renewed his oo-
lection. The court said its decision would De
announced to-day. Herbert King testined TO
DR.. TRUTHS telling him Miss Hearn had kidney
disease, and he was afraid she would have
trouble with it. Littleton Duer, father OF prts-
oner, testified that DR.. Truitt said to him he
could not tell the cause OF her dying 30 SUD.
denly, and that he had no apprehension OF her
death. Lille Is subject 10 rheumatism, and has
fallen from weakness In her hip and knee more
than once TThis was to reppt the dying decla-
ration as to the cause Of M Duer's fafl In the
6Ses s chorai oueon %av now M 1ns srnS Eoc.o on
the testimony through the rest OF the week.
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kilograms to The Star.
PAROLE DEFEATED.
Race for the Ascot Stakes.
RidOttO the Winner.
Other English Races.
DEATH OF COMMODORE PARKER.
HITIE nITEP.S TDUaU
Race for the Ascot Stakes
RidOttO the Winner.
Other English Races.
DEATH OF COMMODORE PARKER.
LILLE DUER'S TRIAL.
ENGLISH RACES TODAY.
The Probable starters for the Ascot


LONDON, June l0.-The race for the Ascot
stakes which takes place to-day, will be run aC
4:45 O'Clock p. m. The following are the prob
able starters:-Mr p. Lorillards brown gelding
Parole 10 be ridden by Archerl, Lord Harting-
tons chestnut mare Rylstone. Lord Roseberry's
bay colt Ridotto, Count r. DE Lagrange's bay
colt 1wal MIR. J. Ii. Houdsworth's chestnut colt
Glengarry, Mr- Pryor's bay colt Westwind. Mr..
X. Jardine's bay colt Tom Glen, Captain Mitch
ellis bay gelding Deutchmeister, Mr.. W. 8.
Crawfords bay colt Bay Archer, Mr. F. Gret-
toms chestnut flly Dominica, Mr. III. z. Lur-
tees bay colt Mycenal, and Mr.. c. Raney's gray
nlly by D'Eslourmel out OF Eakring.
Wheel Of Fortune Wins the First
Race.
LONDON, June 10.-The races on Ascot Heath
began to-day. The race for the Prince OF Wales
stakes brought out eleven starters. The win
ner was Lord Falmouth's bay filly Wheel OF
Fortune, the winner OF the oaks at the EPSON
summer meeting. The Duke OF WestminSters
brown nlly Adventure came In second, and
Count +. de I.agrange's chestnut colt Rayon
Dor was third.
The Gold Vase Won by IsOmOmy.
LONDON, June 10.-The race for the gold vase
given Dy Her Majesty at the Ascot meeting was
won py lsonomy. Sivio was second, and Cas-
uereagh third.
The Ascot Stakes Won by RfdOttO.
LONDON, June l0.-The Ascot stakes were won
Dy Rl0otto; Mycaene was second, aud Bay Ar.
cher third. Eleven run.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS:
English Protest Against LOuisfana
Reconciliation.

LONDON, June 10.-The Times, fn it's financial
article, says: at the request OF a committee OF
LOUISIANA Dond-holders, the chairman of the
council of foreign bond-holders has sent a pro-
test 10 the Governor OF Louisiana against any
attempt OF tie state convention sitting 70
refunding act OF 1874.
A Retired Judge.
LONDON, June 10.-The Daily Neps says: The
HoD; SIT John Mellor. justice OF the queens
ciai Life to-day at the adjournment OF his court.
Disturbances I'm sicily.
ROME, June l9.-Four soldiers and several
civilians have been killed I'm the public distur-
Dances occaSloned Dy the collection OF taxes at
Calatabiano, Sicily, and troops have gone from
Catania to suppress the disturbers.
The Flood I'm the Pc.
The waters OF the river Po are subsiding, but
the surrounding country is desolated.
1he Prince Of Bulgaria.
CoNSTANTIHoPLE, June 10.-A Russian man.
of-war win 60 TO Brfndisi to bring the Prince OF
Bulgaria hither. While here he will stay at the
Russian embassy as the guest OF Prince Laban-
OF. When he goes to varna he win go In Rus
sian man-ofwar.
The 80. GsOthard Tunnel.
GENEVA, June 10.-The st. GoJhard tunnel
VIII probably be completed by the end OF No
Arab insurgents RePulsed.
ALGIERs, June 10.-The Arab insurgents OF
the province OF Constantine attacked the milf
was defended by two companies OF chasseurs
and squadron OF Spahis, who repulsed the at-
tack.
Incendfaries Sentenced.
BOMBAY, June 10.-Three employees OF the
government book depot, at Pooroh, have con-
lessed that they set the recent fires In order TO
destroy evidences OF their defalcations. Two
were sentenced 70 lifelong transportation and
the other one to ten years transportation.
Mr. Howard Paul Not Dead.
LONDON, June 10.-The report printed In some
papers In the United States that Mr. HoWard
Paul was dead was not true. II was hts wife
Mrs. Howard Paul, as stated In the AsSociated
Press dispatches, who died. Her death occurred
on Friday
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Snow HILL, Md, May 1o.-On the opening or
court this morning Judge Wilson announced
that the court had decided 70 admit the pre-
scrfptions and the testimony OF the druggist
(Lloyd), as tending to show the quantity OF
chlOral administered.
Calvin Hughes recalled ana testified that In
the afternoon OF the day or Miss Hearns death
he met Dr. Truett, who said that Miss Hearn
was wen. At O'Clock in the evening witness
heard OF her death.
c. c. Lloyd, druggist, was recalled. and the
sum or his testimony was that according to bis
recollection, after looking over oil the preScr1p
t1Ons, that flye ounces OF choral mixed with
forty ounces OF water, went from his store to
Hearns family between November 18th and
December 4th.
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Bills Approved by the President.

The President to-day approved the following
bills and joint resolutions of Congress-
luton In relation to the international exhibit
tion at Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, In
1s79-sO; bill authorizing the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia to issue twenty year
five per cent. bonds OF the District of Columbia
to redeem certain funded inde deotedneSS Of the
District; bill providing that the members and
officers of the chronological commission may re-
celve their salaries the same as If they had
trance upon their duties; bill authorizing the
Secretary OF War to furnish condemned ord
nance for the monument Of Col. L. McCook,
ninth Ohio volunteers, in Washington Park
Cincinnati, Ohio; resolution authorizing the
public printer to bind In cloth two volumes OF
sailing directions for the United States hydro
Commissioners certain powers, &C., contained
IN chapter S, water Service,) Revised Statutes
1elating to the District OF Columbia and btll
making Slight amendment to the last river
and haIbor bill.
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
The resolution IN relation to the exhibitions
ates eco, to be expended under the direction
OF the Secretary Of State in securing the repre-
sentation OF the United States at one or both
OF these exhibitions. The Secretary shall
transmit to Congress detailed statement of
the expenditures incurred In this matter. to-
sether With all reports which may be submit.
Seu py Sne persons or commi 'sionerS designated
Dy the Secretary to carry out the provisions of
this resolution.
THE DISTRICT BILLS
The bill in relation to District bonds author
ICES the commissioners to deposit with the Sec
retary OF the Treasury bonds of the District
bearing interest not exceeding five per cent
and payable twenty years after date, to the
amount OF not less than 81 200, 900, the pooceedS
to be used only for the redemption OF the funded
Indebtedness Of the District, or of the late cor
porations OF Washington and Georgetown,
which became due January 1st and March 1st
lSl9 or those low existing and payable at
pleasure. for the redemption OF which the
sinking fund may not provide. The five
per cent. bonds shall be In such form and
denomination as the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall approve. They shall be sold by the Secre.
tary OF the Treasury to the highest bidder, but
Tor not less than their par value, after being
advertised This act shall not be construed to
make the United States responsible for either
the principal or interest of the bonds
The act In relation to the water service of the
District confers the powers mentioned fn the
section Of the Revised Statutes quoted, provided
that water main taxes and water rents shall be
un1folm, and that the rate of interest specified
In section 2G4 shall be increased to 10 per cent
The Secretary Of the Treasury is directed to
advance to the Commissioners SOS, 900, to be re-
1mbursed by the payment into the Treasuryuntil
said sum Is paid In full of all collections OF
Waterman taxes now due the District: and the
money so advanced shall be expended TO i'm
prove TIE water Suppiy on Capitol hill
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The Markets,

~: DO oonsoldsted. 5sk; do second series. %:
do past due coupons, 79. North Carolina anxea,
old, Ak; DO; new. las bid to-day. Sugar stssdy
fa BAITiMoRE. June lo.-ootton dulI ana un.
Whest frm-southern red, ll6sl IS; DO. amber,
l20a1.22; No. PennsylvAnia red. I2lB; No
western winter red, spot, ll7h; June llSkal l61
July, 1124al.l2h; August, l09ka1Oo,E Corn,
tonaheIn firm, hieher and N demand; western
r%s9ssfeED s11 mgsa sDos shss ans S2 90 ysSu
44k; August, 4aka44ys; September. 1skasSx;
sassy; western white. 1lazlHi do MIXED: 17eS9;
fepnsyiy.nia. sla5lA kysssseady: 6osS2 hay dull
ssndency. Butter dnii and uncSsnsed- zSss sctive'
unchanged. whisky dull. Los Hretghts unchanee6.
Receipz-nour 8.9sS; wheat. l0l 500; corn l01 6e0:
cats. 200; rye. 49, 6htpments-Wheox AjOO0;
NEW YORK. June i0-stochs Strong. ,aousv.
Sac: Exchanse. long. As7k; short. zSSk. Gov.
NEW YoRK. June lo-nour Quist Wheat irnsr.
mGSSy ISSSSS 3 s,s June ,., q e. l:sS @ %on:s e.
do preferEsd, 52x I,linsis Centre, S8k Ne. u:
sey oeotrA. s2k. Reading 20as REFINED pelrolsam.
uEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
Yorf today aa 2 p M - reported By Lewis nm
! sss sls ,cs ss =: ,,s: a:
Conn., o. 6snsl ss 9's. hss lss s.:
lS9h; g Paul Slk; do prefene6, Sik; web bssh.
Pscinc MAn. lsx.
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CONVENTIONS THIS WHRK.-The Minnesota
gTeenback state convention Is to be held In ST.
PAU o-day. and the Iowa republican state CON
venIlon n DeS Moines to.morrow. On Friday
the republicans Of the fifth district OF Iowa
VIII hold their convention to nominate sue
cessor OF the late Rush Clark In Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-10
Graduating Exercises OF the Naval
ACademv.

ANNAPOLIs, Nd, June l0.-The gradust,on
exercises or the Naval Academy took place To-
day. Judge n. j. Durham, OF Kentucky, de,iy-
cred the annual address to the graduates ana
secIttary thompson the diplomas r. H. Miner,
OF Ohio, took the first honOrs In the class of AZ
cadet miosh!pmen, and Richard Gafewood. of
Virginia, tie first honors In the class OF % cadet
engineers, ~ ~~'>>S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-10

The KENDALL AND KING SCHOLARSHIPS Tho
Kendall scholarship dn Columbian Uniyers,rvS
and King scholarship Qn Dickinson ColieSe,
held on Saturday last will, 1t is expected, be-
mace known at the meeting OF the board of
public school trustees tonight. This examina.
ton is conducted In such manner that the ex
aminers do not know the names of the puniis
and, therefore, 1t Is not known yet who have
been successful 'o
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''InauguratinR', Dufferin Terrace.
QUEBEC, June 10.-His eXcellency the COVER
nor general yesterday afternoon fnaugHrated
the new Dufferin Terrace In the presence of a
large concourse OF people. In the evening the
vice regal party drove through the principal
streets and witnessed the illumination. They
were repeatedly and loudly cheered.
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Death of Commodore EOxhan a.
Parker

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 10.-Commodore Fox
hall A. Parker, superintendent OF the Naval
Academy, died here to-day at O'Clock. Com
modore Parker assumed commanu OF the acad-
emy In July. His ailment was enlargement of
the heart and liver disease.
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Anc SuICIue OF FAff, tie Murdcrers
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Edward Parr, the
the prisoners deck in the court room yesterday
from the effects OF poison, just after the death
sentence had been pronounced upon him, died
this morning at 10 minutes past O'Clock, In the
emineht physicians from different colleges were
with him all night, but they failed 20 restore
him to consciousness. All OF PARIS immediate
relations are now In custody, and rigid fnves.
tgation will be had, with q view to discovering
the manner In which and by whom poison was
conveyed to the deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to las
Tyler OF Baltimore, and Mary Myers; Lewis
Douglass and Mary Marshall; w. H. johnson
Green and Lizzie Pfuger; NJ. C. Pierce and susie
Hicks; Chas. Taylor and Celia Mason: w. r.
orme and Julia Lockwood; Andrew Bladen and
AoSie Hsa norton, OF Montgomery county, Nd; G.
TOlSOn, OF p. g. county ND ' ~ -i"A' H
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MEMORIAL DAY was observed at Petersburg,
Va, yesterday, the ceremonies including fine
military display. Immense crowds from the
city and surrounding country participated 10
the observance OF the day, and the graves of
the confederate dead in BlanfOrd cemetery
were prOfusely decorated.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ~ yMyA1sISISsToN " SOCIAL TEMPLE: No i,
ments for the f,nera Of aister k TO RsKE sy
ofder Its OF tho ie"ple al u,,s1rrr Ru
rtEhRS e A ss ssgss Vim ss Sa IN tSs %
ssSp s q s. s.! s - & 8
and fbs NJ Tenfere is earnest requested By order
It 49, JOHN THOMSON. Secretary.
BtfhD1Na AssociATfoS HUfhS Viii hold its 4st +
ST yuna sna Tah t
JNo JOY E6soS 5es + III Pfaih1 4 NV President It
~ ooIUM9MdAANS MASdaMEEF TEIEEEs1TT Law ooN-
Ess m asSqA S3M
sITY Law sCH2oL y 20 .,il take place THIS Is EysN
The Annual ADDRESS @ % viii Be delivered By the Hon
Sy bs Ho L. g. TSs
invited. 1t
~ NEW Y0RK OFFI0E OF TIE ADLAIpE
NJ % dap doa
NER OF WALL STREET. sEcoNP FLOOR ,o,o
To THE slocTHcnnsns Srw 11hK sune y 1871
At Of the Board Of S
pany. it being the first and only mortgage Proceeds
'9 s cspa to s d to
Stockholders desiring to take their pro rata Of bonds
VIII please send DOtce calf at the Office of the
company prior to the 18th day OF June instant at
PIT pis VIM H. BAEssAstD: ssoast19y
~ CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
We No. 3.-First annual thrteenth monthly
me& ting, TUESDAY EVENING, 10th instant, at
GIG 7th street. WM. ". MOORE,
te92t Secretary
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
A fresh supply Of BETHESDA. BEDFORD and
GETSER WATERS just received from the springs,
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'B PHARMACY.
my151r 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
H~ STRAW MATING, OHILDREN'S CAR.
y0 R1AGES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
Ecreens at wholesale and retail, at the Furniture,
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishment Of w. B.
MOSES SON, corner 7th st. and Pa ave. NV. ala
fSD MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
NSS Used for over rs years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt of all cases
Of diseases recent or of long standing
Prepared by CLIN Il CO, Paris Sold every.
where. oct29, t,th&sly