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Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
GoFmnn SaengensuRd Concert.

Last evening the German S@nger-
bund gave concert in its room on
Fourth street between King and Market
streets. The exercises consisted Of over
lures, Duets, chosuses, trios and quar-
tettss. N. Bailey performed a either
chorus entitled 'tParting." The Dela-
ware snngerbund sung aumber Of SO
leotions. Between ten and eleven
o'clock the friends of the association
commenced dancing and continued until
early in the morning. Refreshments
were served ut midnight.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
Plsh, Fish.

|''l now has on his stall in the
EiAeet market, a fine variety Of
|ei,h, halibut, trout, Spanish
pal, sea bass, Shad and other va
Hd'he fnHy tribe. Give him a
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18

Cornelia T. Smith and Solomon P.
Hood have taken cut letters testa-
mentary on the estate Of DR.. Bayard T.
Smith, late OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
H0RkAA for Gala.

L. tlOiOn now has at his livery
No stables, French street below
!, ahalt,dozsn stylish. gentle and
11lng horses, which he is offer
Pn'ate sale at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
DUBLlO SALE

DUBLlo SALE
Il OBJ
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale. at
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Deiawarel county,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1880,
at t1.ao O'Clock, p.sm.,
Forty Lancaster County COWS and fzWR
come fat stoek. A credit of 90 days ~
will be given. No postponement on acco1nk
OF weather.
N. B.-A lot of York State Bulls will be Of.
fered at Private Sale on May 28.
-5l8.d&Wts. AMOS W. HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
The WansS

h. me Weather.
esPP.'''9snt, w Office of the Chief
\. '"'''' Washington, May Isl Isl
EAIAsra',i,' 'Gr D Tussday-For the
E1huing ,o!ales, stationary and
" ss ,Usa,tf,onetsr, stationary or
'Nsatbs,,@ ,@'ure, u, clear or partly
h., D'l, westerly winds.
SSs~H ~'ls,s H,s,s,..tth Of the Fourth ward
M |,S., nisb, s%b'gls'rats Brady's off ,e
|~Sae csn,s,9,sau Can 70 caucus on delegates
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
New Castle.

"O~ OmhehOs
Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, May Is, 80.
A large number Of our colered cit.-
zens were in your city yesterday.
A few months ago it was all mud on
some Of our streets, new it is nothing
but dust, but eur people are not
happy.
Rev. M. A. Richards gave the first
two Of his series Of sermons on the
Lords Prayer OH Sunday. He took for
his text as the introductory "0ur
Father which Art in Heaven" for the
evening text, Hsllowed by Thy
Name" The congregations were large
and the sermons which were earnestly
and sloquently delivered were highly
appreciated by the audience.
Ivanhoe Division No. 2, U. R. K. Of
P. of New Castle, will hold strawberry
festival and concert on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings, June Cd,
4th and 5th in the divisions srmory at
the old foundry. The division will at
tend each night in full uniform and go
through the regular drill. A.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18
a, 'Oi n The Thermometer

kar vsn vsnllCAN la office, on Tuesday
n 'C oeE evElock, II O'Clock,
o30 go
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18

WTANTED.--A CARRIAGE PAINTER
wv on carriage fronts. Apply carriage
factory 7th and Shipley. 5-1S3s
Daily Republican., 1880-05-18

ID DE0PENED.-J.l H. STANTON MAS
~ reopened business at his eld stand, No.
b. Seventh 90, Farmers Market, kist0k.
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AlllusenlentS. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER. - The Maurice Grau
French Opera Company makes Its first appear
ance at the National this evening. "La File de
Madame Angot" win be given, with the follow
Ing cast: "Clairette.' Paola Marie; ''M'lle
LANCE" Mile Angelo; "Ange PitOn," NJ. Capoul,
and the minor characters well distributed. The
chorus viii be very strong, the costumes rich
and elaborate, and the orchestra large and pee
feet. Tomorrow evening "Mignon" Will be
given.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Boarding School, =
oy Minnie Palmer and company, which opens at
the Opera House tonight, has the reputation OF
being one OF the best comedies by one OF the
best companies on the road. 1t Is fun OF fun.
Miss Palmer, the central bgure is a petite and
charming actress. Boarding school, all the
week at Ford'S
THEATER COMIQUE.-"JuSt His Luck a SEN
sational drama by E. T. Goodrich and company
will be the leading feature at the ComQue this
week. There will also be other attractions,
FOREPACGH'S PARADE. - Forepaugh. who
claims TO run the largest tented exhibition OF
the age, exhibits at 9th and S streets, Monday
Tuesday, and Wednesday OF next week He
claims 10 have more curlOSltieS In animal life
and more wonders In the arena than any other
circus manager. Next Saturday night he will.
treat the city to grand torch light procession
as magnificent as 1t is novel In the circus an
mails. The following Will be the route of the
procession: From 9th and street at 7:30 D. M
down 9th street TO X, along K to Connecticut
tGeorgetown.) TO High, down High to Bridge
along Bridge to Pennsylvania avenue, to 18th
street east 10 East Capitol street. to lSt street
east, to A street, TO New Jersey avenue to I
street, to Sd street, TO G. street, to It'll street
and return TO exhibition ground.
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ALEXANDRIA.

TIE LOVES" AGAIN.-MrS. Love and her huS-
band, Samuel Love- from Washington, whose
little jamboree was noticed In yesterdays Ga
tice Thompson, late in the afternoon, and after
hearing OF the case all the parties were dis
missed-the Ridgway woman upon promise Of
good behavior In the future, and the Loves
The costs OF the case was divided up between
the two women and the husband OF Mrs. Love
paid her share without any hesitation, but
Maria Ridgway was unable to raise her portion
or the cost. There stood Sam Love able and
anxious to pay for her, but he knew it was dam
gerouS TO do SO In the presence OF his wife. So
he watched his opportunity, and Mrs Love
he slapped the money down quickly, and turned
to Mrs. Love and said: ''C0me, dear, let's be
going."
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Captatn VIM, b. Price.
the efficient receiving clerk at the Virginia Mid
land depot, whilst engaged In transferring
freight at that depot, this morning, about
o'clock, In passing from one car TO another;
against the top beam OF the car he was about to
enter, and was knocked senselesS to theground
below, between the two cars: He was picked
been broken by the fall he received, besides
sustaining some other injuries. Capt Price
was doing as well as could be expected this
afternoon, and the injuries he sustained are not
considered dangerous.
D1ABOIICAL ATTEMPT FRUsTRATED.-Thursd
night, about halr-past eight o'clock, Mr.. Walter
r. rtODcTtS WAS WIlIluS III tuc oiiCe at Inc niil
Of Roberts & Hunt, at Cameron Run, about one
mile from this city. and feeling that short
walk would inv1gorate him, started out on the
track OF the Virginia Midland railroad When
at the crossing, near the mill, he saw some
thing on the track which looked like piece OF
brown paper, but which, upon investigation
proved to be large stone that had evidently
been placed there by some malicious devil to
throw the north bound passenger train OF the
track. Mr.. r. barely succeeded in getting the
stone of In time, as the train was coming rap.
idly down the track.
FISH MARKET.--One hundred and fifty thou.
sand herring and three thousand shad arrived
at Fisbtown to-day, and sold at the following
prices: Shad s. TO sl4 80; herring, $50 to $3.50
Gazette, 2tth.
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CIRCUIT COURT (N9. 2)-JtdJe Coz.
Saturday, Rothberg agt. Simpson; new trial
verdict. Noriieet agt. Mantz; demurrer over
ruled Embrey agt. Hovey; motion for new
Ifial argued ana submitted. Cruiser ct al. agt.
aa"arn Is ct az motion for Judgment. Chapman
agt. IufOln; judgment notwithstanding plea
wade agt Cox; same action; Maxwell act.
Buck; same action. SILVER agt. Brown; new
f ira refused. Lyons agt Wesley Methodist
Church; defendant wtthdraws motion for new
trial and moves for stay OF execution for
ninety days, which was granted.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,tdQe James,
saturday, after our report closed. Thomas
smothers, convicted OF rape; motion for new
trial ON exceptions filed. Letha Matthews, con-
victed OF perjury; bill of exceptions filed
POLICE COURT-J,tage SaeU.
on SATURDAY, after our report had closes,
Cary Brown was charged with indecent assault
On Cora Brooks, his Stepdaughter Brown did
not not deny the charge aud the court sent him to
Jan lof SIX months. charge of rape was then
brought against Brown by Cora, who is bright
mulatto. She testified very direct and positive:
Judgment suspended. Cornelius Williams. as
Sault on Emma Williams his wife; S. Henry
ring from e. Wroe; continued. James Wash
lngton, unlicensed produce dealer; continued
W m Malvin, assault; continued
da 0aS heSandsr 9 Lancaster profanity S Or
50 or 10 days. Henry Harris, do; do. Aloysius
Rfnes, do; do Henry Thomas, do; do. Edward
NoiNti, UIedklIS WlnQOWS In a house on 18th
street, was fined $40. Edward Brown, loud and
boisterous; SIS or days. John Thomas, Thomas
Brown, Edward Birmingham, Thomas Bell
annie .. Brlen and John Thomas, vagrancy
bonds or WorknOuse. Robert Scott larceny of a
hat from John NJ. Gates: 60 days In Jail Lewis
Day, larceny OF one dollar from Alice Snyder:
s.. VIM. Scott, forgery; grand jury, bonds $500.
bonds to keep the peace. Daniel Hoffman, as
sault on VIM. Allen; S.. Morris Lucas, assault
on Sarah Peyton; S.. Clara Williams, assault
on Jenny Baker; s. or 10 days John Hines,
threats to Nathan Bruce; personal bonds to
keep the peace.
lin reference to the police report in Saturdays
STAR, In the case OF larceny Of an amethyst ring
from Everett Wroe by Henry Benton, Mr.. Wroe
desires 1t to be stated that he was not in the
back room In the Green House" with Benton
but that the latter came ont of the back room
Wrepched the ring ffOm i'll
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Hyatt, a well-known
lady OF THIS place. died at her residence No II
Gay street, saturday, of paralysis of the heart
The stroke was very sudden one, the deceased
having been in her usual health but few hours
before her death.
ACCIDENTs.-At 100 o'clock p. m. yesterday as
Mf. George Mccain was driving on the Rock
Vile pike, short distance from this place his
horse took fright and ran away throwing him
from the carriage and seriously fnjuring him
He was brought to Georgetown and received
medical attendance from DR.. Kleinschmidt
The steps-a long flight leading into Bechett's
Hall-fell down this morning and seriously in
Jured Frances Poindexter, colored, and small
child, VINO were on them at the time
lMPRoyING-Mr Thomas Bowling, who was
injured by his horse running away and throw
Ing him from his carriage as mentioned at the
time in TIE STAR, Is improving, and hopes soon
to be out
GRAIN.-Arrived boat M. c. w. Boyer, with
$500 bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn, and 4
tons hay. No sales reported.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS AS SHOw-TICKEr PED
DLERs.-EljtoT Star: VIII you aid an afflicted
community, by inviting the attention of the
school trustees to an intolerable nuisance that
ought to be abated? l refer to the tncessant
solicitations On the part OF the public school
children to purchase tickets to the concerts at
the Curtis school building. On the streets and
at your ONCE you are bored to purchase. "Only
25 cents" is the inducement held out. The
day. Work over, you return to your home for
rest; but, alas! there Is no rest for the weary;
the ''bells are ringing for SARAH from the time
you get home until evening shades appear, and
answers to the summons result in having a
little hand thrust out and little voice plead
ingly exclaim, Buy a ticket. only % cents.''
yield TO no one In love and sympathy for Chill
tolerable? Some one may say, "Buy a ticket,
and your troubles will be ended Try it once
and see! The fact that you have purchased viii
fly like wildfire and II the knob of your door
bell survives the jerks it will be subjected to,
you are indeed a lucky man. Unless the nuts.
ance is abated, among those pests of society
me tn nsn ana potato venders.Wil be classed the
Georgetown, d. c., April "a, 1880.
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To-day, In the Court In General Term-Judres
Wyle, Hagner and Cox-the latter delivered
the opinion OF the court In the cases OF Dickson.
Sprlnsnan ana others against the Baltimore
anu fotomac railroad company. These were
the railroad company by reason of the location
OF the railroad in front of their property, &C
In such cases the law provides that the mar
sons and each party alternately striking a name
rom the list the remaining twelve shall consti-
tute the jury; but In this case one of the sum-
moned did not attend after the striking and a
stranger was called in to fill his place. The
court held that this irregularity Initiated the in
QUESTION and set 1t aside in each case.
TUG DAMAGED BY WRECKED sCow.
In the case of English agt. Vanderwerken a
new trial was awarded. This was an action to
recover damages to tugbOat In 1875 by running
on the wreck OF a boat laden With stone and
tne court below held that the defendant should
have removed the wreck In a reasonable time
but this court held that there was no such obli-
cation on defendant.
THEMCARTHY DIVORCE CASE
In the case OF orleans Victory Mccarthy agt,
Justin l. Mccarthy, Judge Wylie delivered the
opinion OF the court. This is a bill for divorce
denying the divorce. but awarding alimony at
the rate OF 81 200 per annum. The court held
that the act OF Maryland OF 1777, which confers
power on the chancellor to decree alfmony was
in forcein this District. The act of Congress in
reference to divorces provides for such from the
ponds OF matrimony and from bed and board
must be taken as an additional section. and
this gives authority to the chancellor to
Tx The amount of alimOny without dt-
yorce, If in his Judgment proper The plain
TN now asks for divorce with custody
OF the child and alimony, and the court below
Gecreed separation, and, although she does
not ask specifically under this act for aiimOny.
her prayers for general relief cover the provi,
sion or this act They would reduce the alfrnony
allowed below ST 200, which they deemed rather
excessive, to $500. giving the plaintiff custody
and control of the Child, directing the payment
OF the al1mony pendente lite and the payment
OF all costs by the respondent. The court could
at any future time on petition modify this d.
cree as to aiimony. Col. Corkhill and W. r.
Webb appeared for complainant and w. s. Day-
1dGe ana I. I. CritteDden for respondent,
HoWsoE's ICE CREAM, 35c. qt. SIPS gal. See
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1850 pErS SHhAEH 1850
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AMP SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.

SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNHIcENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot.
corner Of Sixth and streets. as follows:
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st Louis and Chicago
ELK S Up Pd efSSs eaf k e
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, niagara
AND he North sIosBt sy sIssR
Palace Cars TO Cansndaigus. For Williamsport
Lock Haven, and Elmira. at 10 40 an dAiys
For New York and the East. 8 10 am. and 80 2.
m: daily, except Sunday, and 40 ? m; daily.
of Pullman Psrlor Oars. 80 q. N. daily. except
Sunday. ..
For JsTssS Sy sh 81 hssqs
forCiine direct transfer 10 Fulton street. AVOIDING
double ferriage and Journey across New Yos>
For P6iladelphia. 8 10 :. m; and 80 m. dan
For sS ss .eS1osPs sna g.
ne "a sa and = M onsunday
For Popes Greek Line, 100 am. and 20 pm.
daily. except Sunday
For Annapolis. 8 90 . m. and 20 p m. daily. ex-
ALf esys sIId AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
T T6A k kNR kAdbhh66ASDRIA AND WASHING
s2s. 8 ana 4 SO pm. On Sunday at :. and
For Richmond and the South. TOO g. no. daily. and
sac J. m. daily. except sunday.
IN; is;sS. :, :. q p I "a and p nianishs
On Sunday 1t and 10 Am. and and s;os
Tckets. Information. slseplne and Psrlor Oar 20
- :ss:s .I ma SsS5
49, s1S q b :as 8
A'''. t. faG p. THRTSR General Pssssnser Aesos
FRAEt Ta0G10H. 0aGl n.nAser: nos6
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BRACELETS and bangles, 81 to sa5, at Prlgg's. I

REV. j. VAUGHN LEWIS, late OF st. Johns,
preached last evening at the St Luke's p. E.
Church. He leaves the city this week, aud his
sermon last night was the last that he Will de-
liver here. The church was crowded, large
number of members OF st. johns being pres
ent. The yestry and wardenS OF st. LukeS have
drawn up and will present TO DR.. Lewis an en-
crossed paper regretting his departure from
Washington, and thanking him for the great
part which he took in the establishment OF their
church. In 1862 DR.. Lewis may be said to have
started the movement which has terminated In
the erection OF st. Luke's by organizing the
Sunday school, out OF which the church grew.
He also rendered valuable assistance since that
work. The paper which will be presented to
him sets forth these facts 10 fitting terms.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAI

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line 20 the
North and Tsss oatSw.;,t West
10 take effect Sunday. November l6. 1879. st 20
LEAVE WARRINGTON.
.. EOS y. m-Bainmore. EDicett City and Way Sta
'05 ana .-tNew York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express On Sundays to.Baltimore only. Break
$50 9; Baltimore, Annapolis and way. .GPied-
500 am baltimore and Laurel Express
u sl9 ;m;-boint Of Rocks Piedmont. strasburg.
Sl5 a.m:-New York, Philadelphia, Boston ana
B Bsis Express. Parlor car to New York and
s:sb a.m:-tst. Louis. Chicago. Columbus ana
Valley BraneR except sunday a6ronsS car an t
Staunton. Pullman cars to Cincinnati. daily. Graf
500 .m.~IBalimore. Annapolis and Way. Sun
burg. College. BeltsyiIle Laurel. Annapolis june
ton, Jessup's and Hanover.
i2a9 p.m.-Baltmore. Annapolis, Elicott City
i 80 p.n..-New York. PLiladelphia and Boston
l:35 p.m.-tOn Sunday only. Baltimore and Way.
A 80 p. m;-Baltimora Plsdensnurs and Laurie
Express. Frederick, VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
43S5 p m-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagers-
town. Winchester and Way Stations. On sunday
to Point of Rocks and Way Stations on J.
4 40 p. n. -tBalti,.oIo. Annapolis a-.d Way Sta
n!SSR;mn 5 mtP = NORFOLK AND
day. Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct &C
boat ct Canton: Stops at Bladensburs and Laurel.
pm.-tBaltmore and Way stations;
100 p.m.-tBALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX-
| PRESS. Elicott City, via Relay.
ESFRHss ss eH4He esI to t o
| cago. pittsburgh except Sunday
Asb ThEM r4G2s ssa as 4 Eaaen
| burg and Laurel Sleeping car TO New York. and
| special sleeping car to Philadelphia
$50 p. mist. Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars.
tDaiy. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
| For further Information apply at the Baltimore
| and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, and
sos, 6l9 and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue.
| where orders will be taken for Basgase TO be
| kW. NJ. CLEMENTS Master OF Transportation.
| L. n. OOLE, General Ticket Agent.
| GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, General Agent my17
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EERIOTSLT DECEIVED.
HOsr a Band Of Overland Travellers
Here Officially Nisled.
The Delusive Hope of a Beautiful Wo.
man and its Fatal Termination.
And the Equally Unfortunate His
take ofd Genial and Pr0,ssi-
HPNf Han.
Reflections and Suggestions Upon the
Subject.

party of travellers on the American desert dis
covered an attractive grove, which, although dis
tant, aroused their energies from the burning sand
and alkah dust which surrounded them. They tried
faded away into the air from which it came
beautiful and fashionable lady took q severe
cold while returning from ball. Prompt measures
apparently cured it, but she was less strong than
and, even when the hectic flush and Weakening
pulse denoted the ebb of life, she joyousy told her
friends she was better and would be well in the
Spring. To her the Spring time never came.
vigorous, full habited man suddenly lost his
energy. His acqualntances noted and wondered at
IT, he zed the fact of the languor, but could
to overcoM it. but he gra dualy became duller and
more incl ned to sleep friend, who was Something
OF an aneteur in medical matters. met him one day
ana deeiaIed ne was going into consumption. This
before he learned th at the seat of all his difficulties
was IN his Kidneys The deceptive qualities of the
MIRAGE above referred 70, and Of consumption's
The nature and OF kidney troubles. In
an uncertain world. and with uncertainties all
about us, the Kidneys are the most uncertain ele-
ant functions of the human frame Until recently
all seated diseases which arise from them have been
considered hopeless but it is positively known
that remedy made from West india kidney Leaf
dseate. diabetes, and catarrh of the bladder. but
what is equally important, will enable the hundreds
Of fhousands in all parts Of this land who are af-
check them before the great agony comes War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. the remedy re-
tered to- has done more for mankind since its dis
length of time. 1t is Endorsed by scientists by the
MEDICAL profession. and by advanced thinkers gem
orally, and the proprlet0rs guarantee it will cure 80
per cent of all kidney trouble when taken accordn.,
none who can afford to be without it. "a word TO
the wise" etc. ap26
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CITY ITEMS.

EMINENT DR.. WIN: ALEX. GREENE, MACON, GA
writes: 81 cheerfully state that / have tested
the virtues and efficiency OF Coldens Liebig's
Ltquid Extract OF Beef in my private practice in
cases or general debility, TedbiSeSS, depression
dyspepsia, loss of appetite and nervous afic
lions, when medicine had proved more than use
less. have found 1t the best remedy erer used
m chronic dlcohO1isnl, when the stomach is al
ways irritable, and food required to nourish and
inVfgCrate the dropping strength and nervous
depression. Sold by all druggists and grocers
Discovered At Last.
a remedy to reinState the human hair In all
us youthful color. vigOr, luSter, softness and
beauty. We allude to the London Hair Color
Restorer and Dressinga No matter how gray
or harsh 1t may be, 1t is sure to restore it. and
The roots OF the hair are not dead, it will pro-
duce a new growth, in most cases fasten and
stop the hair from falling, and effectually cure
dandruff, all humors, itching scalp &C.; an ex-
quls1te dressing, fragrantly perfumed. All the
Leading druggists sell 1t at IS cents a bottle,
wholesale by SToTT & CROMWELL.
HOME TEsTIMoNY.-The best in the world. Mr..
n. +. Porter, WeI-known attorney-at-law, No.
4O 81. Paui street, Baltimore, says he has used
J: NJ. Ld1OQue'S AntibiliOus Bitter,s for chronic
disease OF the liver and arrangement of the
stomach, and recommends IL a certain specific
IN those dfseaSeS-try 1t and be convinced. Sold
6y all druggists. 25 cents paper or 81 a bottle
W. E. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
NoTIcE.-Soft Crabs arrive daily from Norfolk
by steamboat and rail- 62l B st. NV.
N. WHITE & Co.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Welles' Health Resle,oer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. T.. and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 9O6 G street northwest,
Will give satisfaction in every respect. ~
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In & lbs
ward prints, 40c per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, butter1nilk and sweet milk SC. per OF. tt