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Hariou., ,an.o.-

Advancing years. care, sickness. disappoin
ment. and hereditary prcdisposition-an oper-
ats 10 tnrn the hair gray, and either OF them
inelines IL to shed preIastnrely. ATKR's HAIa
VIsoR viii restore faded or gray. light and red
hair to . rich brown or deep black. as may be
desired It softens and cleanses the scalp. giving
healthy action, and removes and cures dAnd
run snd hum r.. By Its use falling hair IL
checked. and a new growth will be produced In
aii csses where the follleles are not DESTROYED
glands drcayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown ON hTs-sy. weak or sicl,ly hair. to which
zfe~ applications will produce the gloss and
freshness Of yoa;h. Harmless and sue In II
operation. Il is incomparable as q dressing. and
lie especially valued for the soft lustre and rich
ncss of tone II impaTts. II contains neither
nor dye, and will not col no. color white cam
brio; yet II lasts long ON the hair. and keeps
fresh and vigorous.
FoR SAL NJ ALL DKALKRs.
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Nothing Short of UnnIstakablo
RRne6la

conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which AYER's sARsAPARnLA enjoys. II Ia
ompound OF the best vegetable alternatives.
with the Iodides OF Potassium and Iron, and IL
the most effectual OF all remedies for scrofulous,
mercurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cessfu. and certain in lite remedial effects. u
produces rapid and complete cures OF scrofula
Sores, Boils, Humors, PImples, Eruptions.
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from i'm.
purity OF the blood. By it's lnvigorating effects
1t always relieves and often enres Liver Com
plants, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities.
and is potent remover of vitality. For purify
ing the blood iL has no equal. IL tones mp the
system, restores and preserves the health and
tmparts vigor and energy. FOR forty years 10
has been In extensive use, and IL to-day tfs
most a. ailable medicine for the suffering sick
anywhere
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Number OF Indians.

The following is given as the num-
Der of Indians in the various states and
territories. We think Montana has
more Indians than is credited to her
below. In the various states and terri
tories in the west the Indians are dis
" ik1tnd 90 fnllnWes
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NOTICE Of FINAL ACCOUNT.

The State OF Texas to all persons interested
in the administration Of the estate OF William
Nelson. Deceased:
Frank Hamilton and Robert A smith, execu-
tors Of The estate OF William Nelson deceased
have filed their final account and application TO
be discharged in the Coanty Court Of Travis
county, which will be acted on at the next term
OF said court, commencing the third Monday in
January, 1880. at the court house thereof, in the
city Of Austin, at which time all persons inter
ested in sald estate may appear and contest the
same IL they see proper.
Witness, Frank Brown, clerk OF said court,
IL. 81 and the seal thereof ats he'd. 'his
nineteenth day OF December, .S7S
dec2020d FRANK BROWN, Geek
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months OF 1918.
Postmaster Black, of Meridian, hss
been tampering WITH things that did
not belong to him IN the nails, and he
is now surprised to know that Uncle
Sam will undertake to teach him that
such liberties are not conveyed in sp-
pointments. He had good reason TO
think that such conduct WAS all right
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PARsoS NEWMAN abides in WASH
ingtOn, where he is pumping thunder
into the Grant boom.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Canvassers and dealers in town and country,
to sell new styles handkerchieie, size l8xi8
inches, put up in packages OF one dozen, as
sorted patti erns; $500 can be made in the next
nine y days selling them, a. every family will
buy from one to Elk dozen when they zee them
and hear the price. A package OF Nv, I've hsnd-
keTchiefs, showing just what they are, with
Wholesale price list, sent by mail for twenty
four one cent stamps. No attention paid to
postals In future. w. L. WISEMAN,
Box 1885, Chicago, Illinois.
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EIoHr By seven Bradley should be
the Republican nominee for the presi-
dency.
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RNTsF For the Pictorial Bibie ConnenEA-
a 1NTED tor. LOIS Pages, Sz5 Illustrations
and naps The most complete and comprehen-
sive ConmentaTy On the entire Scriptures Gin
one vol. ever Published Price 1915. VIZ.
GARzETsoz Co. 81. Louis noso4n
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ES1RAYED.
DIOR SALE.

Ny place. two and half miles so1th Of Aus.
tin, on the San Antonio road, OF $50 acres; zoo
acres enclosed with good cedar fence; $50 acres
In high state OF cultivation; balance Of enclosure
splendid pasture; 10 acres II peach orchard, as
good a. any In the State Dwelling houses,
stables and other out houses; COW pens. etc. IN
God condition. For terms, apply 70 ne.
Julya A. r bLOCAkh
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EI200 lstsfas in NM, days On 300
- INVESTED OHe1al feporfs frss-
90 pso1n weekly On ftoek opfioss n &c "a
-. Aediees =. Potter Wright CO.. brpF
~ - ~ s.rssi' New YORK. cal
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r osr.
Bounty wnFTnnt No 80. for lszg sefes lanes
issued 70 Ira Westovcr, Asy ~, 49, -
found IN ninety days npglc.rion VII - nae
for dapIfc1te q G. EEN1s. AdmlnisirAfor-
J. ". LAWRENCE, Sfent.
November =. Is7. snois-cod
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FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

We VIII tneert scyen-Ifne edrcraeenent one
week IN q List Of 26e weekly newspapers, % four
two weeks IN q choice OF either Of four separate
and distinct lists, containing from 70 % ic0 %
pers each, OF four lines one week N al four Of
hsts combined, being more than 1000 papers
We also have hsfs Of papers 81 states through
out the United Safes and Canada. Send 70
q. r. HOWELL & Co., Newspaper AZ
VerfisinR Buresu, 10 spruce etfeef. Rev ToFk,
p. n--If you viii send us fhe names Of
WouId advertise JUsT NOW, u : sefisfae>
tory indncemenf u mades we VIII submit q
PROPOSITION b. return NAH which re think viii
ple1ss you. N1nSB e1Dt9 y ns04lH e1Fnld. eenf
copy Of the adyerftsement yca viii uss and stste
% what paper you saw this.
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NoTICEI

This lie 20 notify 81 parties interested that ]
have been appointed assignee - the estate Of
J. W CooIhbs. late erBRRist Of Anetin city.
Travis county, Texas. By deed Of esdgpmelf,
duly up record IN county clerks once Of said
county, and Ter Win govern themselves &C
Assignee.
Ausrrr, TEXAS. Janusry 20. issn. JEai-sE
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To prevent errors and prevent depredations
and Substitutions in the presses, we have all
coItops weigh ed en- arrivals and detailed weight
and classification advised before selma. We
guara Iies arrival weights and return them in
our account Gales unless otherwise agreed on.
ia3dGn
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WANTED .o. ssg's'' "a. s'il'i i'I ' .:
C,,ov-Si- 81 ThIu-. worth Kss-isr" b sse.ertIsa-
To nea good refTrsss, fsrnish ~ e-fhf fFss
a.. -, 49,. al IN iu.ur- > 500 uosfh-
49,, ISTTnXKTIOsa Ar PJB. CO. 2s2 81 L0s1. Ne
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These receipts were $19, 504 So more
than double the receipts for the same
months of 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-05
SALT RHEUM ON BODY
Ard Limbs. Obliged to go about On
Clutches. A Wonderful Cure.

MEssRs. Weeks 4 POTTER: Gentlemen, Ia
Justice to those who may suffer as have suffered.
and as grateful acknowle dgment of the cure
have received from the of the CUrICURA
REMEDIES, voluntarily make the following state
ment:
have had Salt Rheum On my body and on my
leg in q very awaited form for eight years. No
klnd OF treatment or medicine, doctors, during
this time, did me any permanent good. My friends
in Maiden and elsewhere know that have been
great sufferer, and that my condition at times has
been such as to make me despair of ever being able
to find cure; or even relief. In fact, when be
gan the use of CUTICURA my limb raw and
tender that could not bear my weight on it with
out the skin cracking and bleeding and WIS obliged
to go about on crlitches., Commenced to use the
CUTICURA in April. and at once realized its bene-
fetal effects, Il gradually drew the inflammation
and hunlor to the surface, and. as fast as it ap
Feared, healed it. AT times large quantities won.
cone to the surface, causing burning heat, inham-
niatlon, swelling and itching. which, under the
constant t use Of CUT1cURA, would rapidly subside
less severe and finally dissppeared, leaving per-
fectly cured. used the CUTICURA and SOAP five
months and took the REsOLvENT most of the time,
which were the only remedies used. I think the
REsoLvENT a very strengthening and purifying
medicine to take in such extreme cases as mine
because the disease is SO weakening to the syste N
Very gratefully yours,
MAIDEN, MASS, Oct. IL, 1878.
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re COTRTS.

PROBATE {, nCRT. nudge Cor.
.. YESTERDAY. the wills 0. oohn N. broadhead.
arine Barclay were admitted 20 probate. VIII OF
Henry Rochat; caveat filed. win Of John
Kelley; citation vs.. heirs at law; Admins
tates Louis F. Bellennish, George Smithson,
Francis L. Ash and John D. McGilL Guar
dfans appointed as follows: Woodbury. Wheeler
to orphans OF George R. W. Marshall: Lydia p.
Mcdonald, to orphans of Ezekiel Mcdonald.
Inventories returned tn the following estates;
Frederick D. Keyworth (s3, 1s6 2Ol. and c,,,e- AZ
sale; Adolphus H. Plckrell 80 80. $40. 4o) solomon
storen sl0,2S5 25l. rsrate Jonathan Dennis;
decree OF court disallowing credits and direct
ing restatement Of accounts by register. w. V.
;. WILSON, guardian; citation returned and &C
count filed; referred to register. VIII of Isaiah
aaanscom, late United States navy; decree re-
ducing bond, Estate Adolphus H. Plckrell;
maj notice Issued. John Branan, guardian;
ofder OF sale granted to sell real estates OF
wards. Several accounts were presented by
court.
EQUITY CoURr-Judqe Cor.
nesIerday Hurdle agt. Collins; hearing con-
extended. Woodward. agt. Northern Liberty
S Market company; restraining order modified
referred to auditor. Haggard agt Haggard
proof ordered taken. Borland agt. BOr1and
sale nna!ly ratified. Woodward agt. D uncan-
son; proof ordered taken. Boyce agt Boyce
do Merrtman agt. Barrett: restraining order
granted. Jackson agt. Davis; sale confirmed
c ctnnditionally. Beavans agt Hughes; rule to
show cause granted Estate of Mary Fitzgerald
ct al; o. r or Orphan Court approved. Keyser
agt. Hitz; time to take testimony enlarged
POLICE CoURT-J,,dge Shell.
To-day, John W. Sutherland was charged with
assault on Elizabeth Sutherland, his wife.
The testimony showed that it was necessary
that poth give personal bonds to keep the peace,
when was Done. and they LETT the court to-
gether. John johnson. coOred. was charged
Win felonlously and burgiariously breaking into
the dwelling OF Mr.. Joseph B. Nourse. In
georgetown. This man and another man were
In the house. but the other one escaped. john
son being caught by the police grand Jury.
susan sa, Perkins profanity; $ or days. William
ward and Thomas Williams, loud and bolster
Gus; So or IS days each. George w. Smith,
charged with carrying concealed weapons: 500
or days Dennis Welsh, forfeited collateral.
Michael Moore, keeping COW yard nearer than
Two hundred feet from dwelling house; So or
days. Samuel Boyd. indecent exposure: 81 or
days. William Ferguson. do; forfeited collate.
raj. John Sherlock, Richard Murray and James
harrington: vagrancy; bonds or workhOuse.
Charles Green, colored curstng on Water street.
georgetown; So Stlckney Douglass, loud and
bo1SterOuS: SIS,
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Out Of Door Sports.

LAST DAY OF TIE TRoTTING MEETING AT TIE Ma
T1eNAL FAIR GROUNDS.
Ihe trottlng meeting closed at Ivy City YES
terday with not much of a crowd present. There
were two races-the first for $50 horses Brown
Tom, Tom Meckley. Unoiala, Zeph and Walter
b. started. Brown Tom won the first heat with
Unolala second, Tom Meckley third, Zeph fourth.
and Walter B. distanced No time was taken
IN noiaia ,o won me second heat very easily In
2:41i rom Meckley won second Brown Tom
third. with Zeph distdnced. Unolala got the
thlrd neat very easy and the race, Brown Tom
second. and Tom Meckley third. The race was
loT $500-purSe divided in $3.50, 1928, S15 and $50
The last race was very fine one Eta Jones
Belle Brashf1eld, Chance and Driver started
Etta and Driver came in almost neck aud neck.
the former winning almost tmpercept,biy. Relic
BraShfleld was third Time 2:2115 The second
was dead heat between Driver and Eta. In
2:2lH. Belle Brashfield was third and Chance
l Driver had the third heat by half a
length, In 2:2oh; Chance third and Belle Brash
neld fourth. The fourth heat was won by Dri-
yer by length over Eta In 224 Chance was
third and Belle Brashtield fourth. Driver got
Inc llfth heat, In 2:26I4, Eta second, Belle
BTashfeld third and Chance fourth. The race
Was Was ioI purse OF 1880, divided in $780, 1915,
BASE BALL.
Yesterdays game between the Nationals and
Aibanys was one Of the finest played this sea-
sen; The two mines changed places In and out
WlIhout portent1al results. In the third inning
the Nationals made one run. This was the onlV
Time either club scored during the nine innings
Other games yesterday: Troy 4. Ctnctnnafi
o; Worcester l, Buffalo g. Boston 3. Cleveland
,; ProV1dence l, Chicago lie innings; darkness
closeo the play. The game between the Balti-
more club and the Richmond nine resulted in IA
TO in favor OF Baltimore.
BOAT RACE NOTES.
caole rom London says: Representatives,
of Hanlan and Trickett met at the SDoTfs,,S1
of1ice yesterday and signed articles for q match
TO be rOWed on the 18th OF November"
The B0Wdoin College boat race took place at
BruhsWlck, Ne. yesterday. and the prize was
won Dy the class OF 1852. Time 1885,: distance
three miles ~
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Singular viii of the Late DIR. i. r.
SnOdgraSS.

An eXempllhed copy OF the will of the late Dr.
Joseph E. Snodgrass, who died recently near
Berkeley Springs, Va, was filed in the Probate
Court OF this District yesterday and admitted to
PROBATE and record. The will was executed in
this city, March 3oth, 1879, and bequeaths the
hook and job printing office at 6si street to
ms son Stanly, and to his wife, Hannah
Chandler snodgrass. all his right, title and
interest In his real and personal property In the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia, New
jersey, West Virginia and Kentucky, with re-
t version to his heirs. He authorizes the sale OF
the whole or part Of his 800 bonds to meet
taxes and bequeaths all his Northern Pacific
STOCK to his wife, and he advises against the
payment Pay OF any further sums to said company.
He directs interment In Mt. Zion church ward
IN berkeley county, beside his father; the
ha OF MS cousin, laid there by mistake to
plores !, that the expenditures for his funeral
shail De the least possible sum consistent with
the customs OF the neighborhood. He directs
mat there shall be no plate on his coffin, but
o9e,e shall be inscribed, with his name and date
OF birth, over his grave the words: ''Our de-
parted friend was a man whose real motives
were 700 often misunderstood by his sIncerest
friends In public affairs
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The Normal School.

The eth annual commencement exercises Of the
Normal School took place at the Congregations,
Church last night. The church was filled with
friends OF the pupils, and the floral tributes to
tne graduates were numerous and handanme.
Iney were piled In an immense row across the
Iront OF the stage, and behind were seated the
tWenty-tWo fa1r graduates all dressed in white.
commissioner Dent, Trustees Matthews and
Li10IeJoy, Dr. Huntington and Superintendent
wilson also occupied seats on the stage. After
m .s oy Ine orchestra and prayer by DR.. Hun
tlngton, Trustee Lovejoy made brief address
Oh welcome, In which he called attention to the
gIeat progress made by the school since its Or
perlntendent Wilson and Miss L. E. Wilson the
principal. The first essay, entitled Letters y
was read by Miss Fannie B. Bailey: the next.
entitled "Br1c-a-Brac,r by Miss Florence NJ Col.
Inns. was description OF the Interior of a ro-
mantle OLD house on the east side OF the Tenal-
lytoWn road, few miles above Georgetown:
next, "Fhe Rag Pickers," by Miss Flora Frev-
hold, sprightly essay; Miss Mary E. Chase fol-
lowed with tribute to "RoSes;" then Habits. y
an essay, by Miss Clara NJ. Biehl, and lastly an
essay by Miss Helen d. Robinson, on
Dress" Commissioner Dent, in few
happy remarks. then conferred certificates
Blndon Bailey, Jennie Louise BIckford,
Elizabeth Chase. Elizabeth Virginia Clayton,
Florence Matilda Collins. Adelia Louise Davis
Mary John Davis, Helen Augusta Duffy. Flora
F. eyhold, Sarah Elizabeth Hally, Emma Rosalte
Mason. Agnes Louise Macarthur, Janet McWi1
nam. Sallle Coleman Murray, Helen Duyall
robinson, Grace Susan Silvers, Lily Florence
spackman and Mary Elizabeth StOckett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-05

EARLY CoURT-MajOr Brock OF the police
force, held a conference this morning with
Judge Smell and the attorneys of the Police
Court in relation to holding the court at an ear
lier hour every day, 50 that the policemen who
have cases TO attend to may be relieved earlier
1n the day. This has been grievance OF long
standing. Policemen who are entitled to be OFF
duty are frequently detained at court for hours
was agreed that hereafter the court convene a.
O'Clock every morning. jor Brock promising
that the prisoners and the police who are want
ed as witnesses Shall be there at the hour
named. The Judge, clerk and attorneys all
have agreed TO be on hand at the hour named
IL Is good arrangement. especially during the
not season. and all concerned will doubtless be
benefited by 1t.
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Indoor AHlusenIenfs

NATIONAL THEATER--''L Led AStray, was given
for Mr.. ThOrne's benefit at the National last
evening III excellent style. Mr.. ThOrne is a
pleasing actor. Led Astray will be repeated
tonight.
THE CONCERT at Calvary Baptist Church last
evening was largely attended. 1t was a very
delightful evening for those who attended.
THE SUMNER THEATER CoMIQUE will give a
very attractive performance tonight. New bill
next week
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Picnics and Excursions.

The first picnic to be given by the Undine
Fishing Club will be at Jueneman'S Pleasure
Garden, corner of 4th and streets northeast,
next Tuesday. Rogers electric light will be on
exhibition.
An excursion from Frederick, Md, to Deco
quan Falls will be given next Thursday. The
steamer Mary washington viii leave at 9:39
a. m. To accommodate the friends of the Fred
erice city excursionists, limited number OF
tickets will be sold here.
The Mary washington viii leave at $50 to-
morrow for Marshall Hall and Mount Vernon
Springa She will return at I:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-05

a FORGIv1NG WIFE.-Yesterday Daniel J.
Byrnes. the defendant In a divorce case now
lending was before the Police Court for assault
rDs us WE, ana having been previously con-
Elcted in the Criminal Court and RELEASED an
eohdltlon OF good behaviour. a bench warrant
I, On MN before Judge JAMES for sentence yrv
is me appeared and denied the charge she mad
iessed "s'il-'t hlin, and he was thereupon re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-05

In to 90 minutes LOdiNeS Headache sDscjGc
cures the worst case.
PERSONS suffering from sick headache dizzi-
ness, nausea. constipation, pain In the side.
&C. are asked TO try one vial OF Cutters Little
LiCef' PiilS.
ASIDE from It's superior quality as an Infants
1000 over ANY other substitute for mothers
milk, Meutn'S Food has great merit ia the case
with Which 1t Is prepared. Medical men OF high
repute warmly fndorSe 1t. and the best druggists
and grocerS everywhere will furnish it. Price
% cents. 7. METCALF & Co., Boston, Mass.
ST. JOSEPHS CHURCH, On Sixth avenue. New
YORK, mas large and wealthy congregation
It's pastor, the Reverend Father Farrell a faith.
ful servant, known by his works. testified to the
wonderful curative properties of Gb2s' Lifirnp1,f
Iootde An1aOntd In tntiamInatory rheumatism
pans III the joints or loins, for 1t gives instant
relief
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet,
Cues ItitS cure erySipelas.
DR.. GILES.
l2O West Broaa way, Ny.
iiidi SiAe, 20 CeHuS. S,t.t-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-05

NY suf1erings from Catarrh fer four
years were some thing indescribable NV
senses OF taste and smell We're entirely de-
stroyed, my breath was offensive. AM,
! felf myself an object OF IOathfn0
ana disgust. 1 could not breathe
through my nostrtls. By the final
use OF Wei DE Meyers wonderful discovery
the formation Of mucous ceased, my taste
ana smell were restored. my appetite
returned, and was perfectly cured. 1t
turn OF Catarrhal sym ptom."
~. It. MohELvEY. l67 Mott st., NY.
&C.. &C., So. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-05

The LIBERAL NEWSPAPER CASE.-ThiS morn
ing, in the Criminal Court, George Rowland Fad
Thomas Ballenger, OF Alexandria, who were
charged with an assault on the party ia charge
with robbiDg the party OF tie paper, appeared
and renewed their bail. They were accompanied
by Messrs. Smith and Burke, OF Alexandria, who
entered for them plea Of not guilty with the
understanding that they will subsequently
plead to the jurisdiction OF the court or file a
demurrer to the indictment with the view Of ot-
tanning decision OF the Court in General Term
thereon.
CAMEO RINGS, gold-filled chains 81, at
PriggS.-Adct.