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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

District IF Columbia, County of Washington SIS:
J., W: n. ROACH, Cashier of the aoove-named
bank do solemnly that the above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
w. N. ROACH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this l4th day Of
April, 1879. WILLIAM SELBY, Notary Public
CORRECT-ATTESr:
gN9 4 :; CREswELL,i
WIN r. REED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

Young and feeble mothers with fr,l children will
both become strong by the Use of Hop Bitters.
T ATEsT FUBLIcA rIONs.
Taylor's Destruction and Reconstruction. a 90
Hoy1oEs H,stofy C2SperatiOn. vol 2.......... $50
aladsfonss alssniBEs Vols and I............ 2So
r. Hisb Rf pree OF c a1s.oIy series 26
Yerge's Young Folke' 81 .tory of Ems isnd .... Iso
s, .9cps GSyernmsn1 OF Tiers 50
Perry's History Church Of England. 2 so
Az the Franklin Square Library and Half Hour
CORRESPONDENTS CsHDs. ILLUMINATED AND
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
apl1-u 9I1 Pa. ace.
Nav Y0MK sl,"E s TORE.
y spRf SSs s sfSrrsr aSMsfE sSs""s.
FOB St uaNSof ff q t sHkpA ssR PRICE,
OR s sT2Vprb Are IN NJ cgs To-
4 FEW sISfRs AND fkioEs.
I,ss s sess French n linton linton
Ladies, Best CIR lid Button, 90 to $500
Is sd5es' f Fo9sa K a Bn,'0n 80
Laa:es. is0 = les Newport Ties -: 90 to s2sS
LADIES Foxed Lace Shoes. LOO to SI.75
Ladies SLIPPERS. all st, ssc. to 81 so
Gent.s H Han si.sha Ca; sAoo to S3m
SCENTS Lowquartered ehnes all siyessi as to 81 90
Gents Compress and Lac 90 to $500
Mis Is and Ch.idreais Shoe: a Low Piie,s
eplt-S GEO MCCARTHY.
RhICks: BhiChs!! BHICKS!!!
A large quantity of beat quality mercnantab.e
handmade BRICKS: aito 900 zoo lsht red machine
BRICKS, for sale at low rites Works one square
-nsrth OF The Jail Of1ces where samples be ssen
32S and lila Pennsylvania avenue
POHTLAND CEMENT.
SehooIer Breeze" is unloading POR TLAND
SEMENI OF following brands: White Bros Eng
as1' A..en COZ German AMI Sayors Am. REAP
L. WIN aUINAND,
APIo-ot 6:3 La. are.
SFR1Nd HATS
LIGHT COLORS IN SOFT and STIFF
FELT HATS just recsivet for Spring wear
B. II. sTINEMETz,
ap16-tr 1887 Pa ace.
A PRESENT WO nth HAVING.
wM. f. GIVEN, 1,Oi 18th st viii give away May
18th Send for hi circular. apis TINS
DIDING HABI rB,
MADE TO ORoER.
AFTER TIE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES
". T. TEL.
ap1s+r 936 Pa. 0oe.
CWNdMING SCHOOL,
- Nos Gil. 6l3 AND 616 STREET NV
Terms 20 commence April
IAdtee. Gentlemen and Children, who intend en-.
teRfng, Are requested to make immediate applica-
GQa mAf1k6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17
LOST AND FOUND

I NST-From q carriage last evening in going from
II st: to Mount Pleasant Red Plaid SHAWL
The Under will be suitably rewarded on leaving It
az 4eZ "a ave 8p172t
~ Wormley's Hotel and the corner of 18th and I
sts, Lady's White Muslin NECK HANOKER-
CHIEF. with Lace Border. The finder will be re-
war1ed by leaving the same at Wor nleys Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17
PROFESSIONAL.

fhOFESS AL.
GORNS, BUNIONS WARTS DISEASED NAIIQ
Cup stairs) may st be consulted Painless Scientific
uea ment Ladies and children attended apl-ly
SOMGTHIN& NEW - TuRKrsn BATH. A
- great injury. Certain cure for chills and fever
coughs, colds. rheumatism, &c 600 7 st NV neaf
SudcaAfx square no connnectiou with Mr1 Dr.
cue0o- W. u. l. 6OSEG. feb1-lys
nE. DCAE, DENTIST, AS It'll street southwest
- between d and sts Reautiful sets ~4
OF Teeth, $s; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting 49,
without PAIN 20 centa- All operations war. SIl"
rAnteo- octS1ly
nR. II. NJ. TALBOTT, DFNrIsT.
J. Removed to southeast corner 9TH and
strees northwest Teeth inserted o. per LYYYH
sot my2S-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

IcE' IcE., IoE,'s
Great Falls Ice Company,
Organized 1860
OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE D.srRrcr
With unequalled facilities for the storing and aa
livery OF ICE, and hav-Dg On hand in the District
leave TO Inform the pnbhc that We prepare d 70
furnish at our Depots,
Foot Of 10Th street, Washington,
53 W0ter street, Geor0eto,cn,
At the following low figures, viz:
is. 20. Is CENTS PER 100 LBS.
ICE delivered fr0m our route sagons at tbe most
reasonable RATES ''
RI MEMBER We handle nothing int ppre TOE
such as eau De, and ls used for ary saU II! urusea
through, would be to the d,autage of Eli parties
using ICE In large Quantities 10 cali and make
arrangements for delivery direct from our DeDots
Telephone come ctioIs with all parts of the city
through the Ieisphen1c ExchaY private wires to
18TH and I NV and 221 Pennsylvania ave. s.e from
attended to- Order can be given to drivers of our
wagons, or left at the depots offices Of the Com
pany as follows viz:
WASHINGTON.
1902 st. NV, 221 Pennky ivauia ave- 3 e.; 10th st
wharf;
GEORGETOwN,
LOG High st., Depot, So Water st.
can OF Mn2esais s,ae Genaer a asaet, Wnere ICE
]. HARRISON JOHNSON,
vice President and General Superintendent.
JUN VAN hlSWICk, President api5-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

T,HOMA6 ]. MYERS, Real Estate AGENT,
12l6 street NV.
FOR RENT.
Oh 18th. 1story Brick, 10 rooms, mod. imps
7O2 18th, S.storZ Brick, rooms, mod. imps.
922 n st. NV, Brick, rooms, mod imps
NE: cor. vt ave. and N ct, Brick, IL rooms m L
4l8 Sd st NV, Brick, II rooms, mod. hmpa
1921 y: 7. ave, S-story Brick, IL rs, ster gss
914 18th w., Brick, 10 rs, water and gss mI.ly
IN N0YNrTDD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

w ANTkD-You % know that q nxss oaass SEQ.
W EN Nd SUIT s&ss4er and oi.s9Pg thse
Old Stand. No 6l9 street. betvssnes and IL
sta Rorthws,t @ Branch Store. No l0e eth strsss
class eecond-han OioEhins MOSS 81 mali prcnDi
u attended, e0 tAn1l-1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

SIX FINE DRESS SHIRTS made 10 order Of the
- very best Muslin and tWonty-one aundred Linen
FOR o7.eO. reAdY 10 put on
s!eeAnt manner tor o13x By sfscten guaE.ntsed.
- MD0INNI06.
fso6N S0O9 u 0oro01 0seDs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

John SHERMAN b CO,
Rea, Estate and Loans,
st. Cloud Building.
FOR SALE
h6nr rssa .a COUNTRY PLACE, within hal,
a., very desirable H6gsE corner loD on East Gan.
"S Sn s1aee diea, bargain II sold soon. o"p
anu money advanced for bull dinY S '0"A''
for da?t, SE-new and under rent-in exchange
~. oeerable unmproved ground
desirable HOUSE on 18th street circle, at a very
reasonable price. NY
city. - VAC
Also PROPERTIES FOR RENT and RENTS
COLLEGE ED.
MONEY CAREFULLY LOANED AND IN
VESTED.
ap10-2w JOHN SHERMAN & 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

Z INTERGARTEN SUMNER TRAINING GLASS
N for Lanies, commences April 10Th The SnrinS
term Of KinterKarten and School for Children ouens
April 9th. For particulars call on Miss b. o.
GRAVES, 300 18th st. Rp2-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17
EOR BENT.

124 East Capitol St, brick IL rooms mod. imps $50
$40 Stn st., brick house store, IL rs mod imps so
2new Brick Houses, rooms. mod. i'm pe., each. .l6
lIa1 ct, brics rooms, gas snd water. Is
FOR SALE
Several very cheap PROPERTIES in e1eeant loca-
t1ons, prices rams ing from $500 to 10000; small
cash payments-the balance monthly, or to suit
customers, At low rate interest
Also. great many fine LOTS in all sections of the
city. with special Inducements to builders
W. E BURFORD. Real Estate Broker,
ap3r 708 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

MAN'0 MISSION ON EABTH.-A thor.
Su ouGh medical treatise. indicating how oon.
nr1ned 0ieAbintiee may be removed. The expori.
snoc on years study. Observation and profession
prhcoce, Allowing the agencies that viii insure -.
stored manhood, strengthened vitality, and eound
oondn1ons Of health, that have been Impaired b.
overtaxed powera statement Of obstacles 10 mar.
eia9e And OF the means By which they can be re.
uoseo By mail, 2oc.. currency or POSTAGE etampe.
broedwAy. N. Y noy1i4 "a n Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

THE CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUP,
L PORTERA
Inot never ruses, never breaks never wears ont N
WSys ciSAn, ana can be worn while bathing In IA
SAFE Il CdAS FISHERS, 62S 7th street NV
Mra Fisher devices her attention TO the wanrs q
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

NR RIOORDsB K1SENCH OF LIE restores
~ manhood and the viTor Of youth % the mo-
shAttered constitution In four weekA Failure i'm
possible THIS life restoring remedy anoud be taken
oy all about TO marry. or who have become Weak-
ened from excess or any other cauoA Success IN
s3 per Oaae. Sole Agent DT. SOQ JAOoU1a. uui.
sarsity Place, New York
prnaR5eaa eupplod 1aulleY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

Young and feeble mothers with frail children will
both become strong by the use of Hop Bitters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

~ Wednesday and Saturday Il his OfBoe ass d a
!" nen aoor to Metropolitan church, corner ~
organs and Nervous System. Recent and Ohronfo
ossee auckly cured. All Female Oomplaints quick
cured Consultations strictly private, and cure
Guaranteed IN every Fifteen years experien o.
Charges modaratA Main onncs. IL q Eutsw q.
&a'tfmcrN ocSl-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17
u. JUSTtOK OF THE PEACE.
621 sta stSoe& S.sp,.
ueDrot BuildinE.l

A N INNOVATION.-In order to establish tho
6oe bes t "a my large stock Of best
Gents Furnishing Goods, Watches Gins Pstos %
NC at nay y rev branch store No 23F Pennsylvania
aver 9 ,s ior the next thirty days shall
PER CENT AB0vE COST Tbuy cheap for cash.
a hanu,s Uay goods good as new and
bec ont q. w IS 91Snd every one
northwest, near Pennsylyania Svenne ~ h..n 1Ie
store. 237 PennsylvAnia ayenna MAST 1r ncn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
the Romance OF a Hair.

Tho romance 81 halr comes from y VIENNA IN r.
A poor girl with beautiful hair went TO paI-
Der to sell it. He tried to make q close pa a.,
gain saying hair was plentiful THIS yeaat nna
The little maiden's eyes filled with tears, and
she hesitated moment while threading z, h !,
size threw herself into chair and said: Then
take It quickly" The barber was about y i, !. to
In one or the chairs interrupted him, and
spoke to the girl. my child, :, said he, Why
do you sell your beautiful hair r My mother
has been nearly five monthsill; cannot work
enough to support us;; Everything has beer 70
the house." '.No, no, my child; II that Is the
case, will buy your hair, aud give you one
hundred forms for It," He gave the poor
girl the note, the sight of which dried her
tears and he took up the BARRIERS shears
Taking the locks In his hand, he selected the
longest hair, cut 1t off. and put 1t carefully In
his pockctboolS, thus paying one hundred
forms for d single hair. He took the poor
girls address, iii case he should want to buy
another at the same rate This charitable
gentleman Is mentioned rs the head Of a large
Industrial establishment in Vienna.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
E4%
Counting in the Azores.
INorristoWn Herald..

Counting in the Azores Is no. so impulsive
as it is In this country The young man
stands in the middle OF the street and con-
verses with his girl, who leans over the rail-
Ing OF the balcony. The young gentleman Is
not admitted to the house until about to be
engaged to the young lady, and then he sees
her only in the presence OF other members OF
the family. This method Of courtshipE Is 8, a
great saving Of gas and fuel to the old folks
and as long as the young man stands IN the
middle of the street to do his counting, the
Old man can't bounce him out OF the front
door, and her little brother can't come into
the parIor and smear his best pants with
molasses candy. But this mode OF making
love has its drawbacks as well as Its advan-
tages, and 1T Is not necessary to point them
out to the young man who has had experience
ia the business. This will occur to him 1mme-
diatelY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
TOUJOuRS AMOUR.

prithee tell me. Dtmple- Chin.
All what age doth love begtr2
Your blue eyes have scarcely seen
Summers three. my fairy queen.
But a miracle OF sweets.
Soft approaches. ely retreats.
Show the little archer there.
Hidden In your pretty hair:
When didst learn q heart to VIM
prlthee tell me. Dimple- Chlnl
.'Ohl" the rosy lips reply.
~ can't tell yeu IL | try.
IT'S 30 long can't remember,
Ask some younger lass than L.
Tell, q tell me. Grizzled- Face.
Do your heart and head keep PAGER
When does hoary love expire.
When do trOSts put out the ilref
Can its embera burn below
ALI that chill December snow?
Care you still soft hands to press,.
Benny heads to smooth md blessp
When does love give up the chaser
Tell, q tell me, arlzz|ed Facet
..Ah ~ the wise old lips reply. "
youth may pass and strength may d'e
Rut OF love can't forotokan,;
AJAX some older sage than r.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
=-' I-A5
The Ealsa Notions

Exist Ia the minds of many otherwise inteli-
gent people to tho requirements of q disor-
dered stomach or liver. Tho swallowing OF
nausoous and powerful drugs is the way to
encourage. not TO cure, dyspepsia and liver
complaint. Nor can a constipaSed or other
wise disordered condition Of the bowels be
remedied BY q similar treatment. That agree
able and thorough stomachic and aperlent
Hostetter's Bitters which IS the reverse. Of IN
fnr preferable to tho medicines Of the class re-
ferred TO- l. infuses new vigor into failing
physique. cheers the mind Whileit strengthens
tha action of tho disordered stomach. bowels o.
liver. Appetite AID sleep are both promoted
uterine aud kidney affections greafly benefited
meri orous preparation, free from drawback
or any kind,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

said election TO the Secretary OF State on OF pes
fore the twenty-ninth day Of December. 1879. in
accordance with the provisions OF the proposed
constitution.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto anixed
my signature. and caused the seal Oh the state
OF Louisiana to DO affixed thereto. az lne Guy VI
New Orleena. this thirty-nrs day OF July. In
tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eiRnC nuh'
dred and seventy mine. --,, urr mz
By the Acting Governors
OSCAR ARROYO.
Asslste.1S Secretary of State.
au2 1tawtOc1-dte
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

4 signing sutton courts ardently young
widow whose hand he desires In marriage,
but the widows dear departed had been as
ardent and affeetionate as a sutton, but a
whole brute creation after marriage, and SO
the widow is reluctant to enter upon second
experience that may prove as unpleasant,
.sBut when, dearest-for you assure me that
am not positively abhorrent In your eyes
She (fondlye"When the Naquet divorce
Law Is passed"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

x, who has just lost his wife, meets a friend
as he is coming out Of the undertakers.
II want you," he says tearfully, to assist
at the funeral obsequies Of my late deceased
wife" " n,
'tCertainIy, certainly; but when do they
come Off"
TO morrow morning"
s.To-morrow morning-1ll be there. No;
hold on; I've an engagement for tomorrow
S'pose we say the next day-at any hour you
2leaSeY'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Wilhelmi has decided to establish his home
In the United States, and has made substan-
tial investments here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Having removed to the large store No. 81
Magazine street / offer for sale at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29

WHEN Napoleon came to Berlin, the figure
was furnished up again for his entertainment.
He played against it in person. ''The con-
test, says Walker, ''was marked by an in
teresting circumstance. Half Il dozen moves
had hardly been made when Bonaparte pur-
posely, to test the power of the machine,
committed false move. The automaton
bowed, replaced the offending piece and
motioned to Napoleon thal he should move
correctly. Highly amused, after a few
minutes the French chief again played false
move. This time the autonaton, without
hesitation, snatched off the piece which had
moved falsely, confscated it, and made his
own move. Bonaparte laughed, and for the
third time, as if to put the patience of his
antagonist to severe trial, played a false
move. The automaton raised his arm, swept
the whole OF the pieces off the board and de
clined continuing the game. elgrarja.
The above refers to Maezells automaton
chess player, which was exhibited in this
country some forty years ago. The trick Of
the automaton was finally discovered, after
havinga successful run for quarter of a
century or more.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29

JUAN FORSTER, who has been in possession
for thirty years of the Mission of San
Juan Capistrano, which is located about sixty
miles south of the city of Los Angeles, has
been elected under an order of the United
States Circuit Court, and possession given to
the agent of Bishop Mora, of the diocese
of Los Angeles. The land is irrigated
with the water of natural stream, and
is very highly cultivated, and bearing corn
measuring fifteen feet high The orchard
contains nearly 300 bearing olive trees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29
JOHN KELLEY and James Glynn were ar

JOHN KELLEY and James Glynn were ar
rested Sunday for disturbing the peace, and
placed in the old building on West Avenue for
safe keeping until Monday morning. They
made their escape within few minutes after
the officer left them, and boldly went down
town, where they were re-arrested by Sheriff
Weaver This time he locked them up in a
cell, and by some means the bars on the doors
were wrenched off and the fellows were again
at liberty. Yesterday morning they pleaded
guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace, and
were sentenced to pay fine of $50 each
They will probably go to the county Jail this
and so rid the town of a couple
of troublesome characters Times Recie,c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29

OLD Winnemucca, Chief of the Piutes, is
reported by an Oregon paper to be in deplo-
rable condition, as he has gambled off his last
pony and is destitute of money or a place to
draw grub His daughter, the Princess Sa-
rah, is teaching school in Washington Terri
tory, and ought to send the old man at least
ten Per cent of her earnings He cared for
her when she was young and unable to teach
the young idea how to shoot, and earn live
Ghood thereby. --Regeille.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29

The Chronicle, now that it has done with
kalloch for the present, turns its guns on
the old man Pickering and is pouring in hot
shot at point blank range. With the ex-
ception Of the New York Herald in the days
of the elder Bennett, there has never been
such vehicle of personalities--filthy ones
too-in the country. But Bennett never
squirmed when hit back; you might cowhide
him or kick him, it was all the same; he weuld
only show his wounds and scars with a sort
of martyrs pride, and as Ingodsby says;
"Take a suck at the lemon and at it again.
He was never punctured badly but once,
when Dan O'Connel refused an introduction
to the "blackguard of the New York Herald"
bnt he didn't try to kill Dan for all that. The
wonder was that some ose did not kill him,
but perhaps no one thought him worth it.
Cowhiding was good enough for that class of
men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29

SOME one proposes the compilation of a
digest of the opinions of the press
on the De Young Kalloeh affair
as guide to readers who have
not quite decided who Was right in the bust
ness. The idea is good one, for some cheap
publisher, but We suspect that their conclu-
sons would be Of the Bunsby kind after all.
These opinions of the press are of course,
more or less tinted by political bias or locality.
The Eastern papers use the matter to III
dulge in sly filings at the state of society in
California; caring little for the right or wrong
OF the case SO that they can establish state
of hoodlumism, which they take for granted,
exists in all the Pacific States, and losing
sight altogether, of the few little scandals
which have occurred within very short
space of time, east of the Rocky Mountains;
any one of which in true inward vileuess over
lies this of De Young and Kalloch by several
laps. The latter sprung from a heated dis
cussion into which personalities were in
excusably dragged, while the former have
generally exhibited traits of moral depravity
rarely disclosed in our somewhat crude and
and unsettled population.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-29
Third Bay-Friday, Oct. IL.

No. Z Running stake for two year oldsDash Of three
quarters of mile SO entrance SO forfeit, Slt5 added
by the Society.
No s. Same Day Trottiug-Free for all. Three miles
and repeat. Purse $3.50 First horse $780, second 300
No day, Trotting-Free fer all three year olds
in Nevada: also, in Sierra Lassen PumaS and hodoc
Counties California, and Grant aud Lake Counties Ore
on. Purse 300 Irst horse, 1920; second horse $50
third horse, $50.