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COLLINS voLTAlc PLAsrERs

union OF Electricity and Healing Balsams. are
zen umes more powerful than the best poroue plss
Ter Tor relieving Pain and Weakness of the Imngs
Liver. Kidneys and Back. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
anu ecisuc Placed over the pit Of the Stomach
they cure Dyspepsia, Bilious Ooljc. nsrrhop.
Cramps and Pain. and prevent A,ue and Malaria.
AAk IL Ct!-i-s' ,oitsiv Electric Porous Plastere,
Is EMS. r,,-o,
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The receipts on account OF special assessment
taxes yesterday were s., 6S..07, both In cash and
draw back certificates. or this sum, 1871 81
were On account Of liens held by the First Ma.
tiOnal Bank.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSle:-Charles F. E.
Richardson, construct eight two-story brick
dwellings on New Jersey avenue, between II
street and Rhode Island avenue northwest; cosl
$4,000
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CCTICURA VENT,
Cuticura and CUticura Scans

all humors that appear upon the surface by OUTI-
oURA; Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all external
asays Inflammation, itching and irritation, heals
ulcers sores and wounds and reproduces and beau
titles the hair by alaying heat and irritation. 1t
contains no grease, never becomes rancid and is a
n natural Hair Dressing CUTIcuRA MEDICINAL
TOILET SoAP, prepared from OUTICURA, for cleans
ing diseased surfaces healing. softening refreshns
ana beautfy11g the skin, is invaluable. It is a
toilet, bath and nursery luxury. CUTICURA MEDI-
C1NAL SHAVING Soap is the first and only medicinal
soap prepared expressly for shaving and is exfrav
agantly praised by gentlemen. - 0>''"'
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Mr. Gladstone to form the New Gov.
efnlments

A special to the N. Y. World from Edinburgh
April2, says: The question which the COnser-
vatives are raising everywhere to console them
selves, whether the new Liberal government Is
to be formed by Mr.. Gladstone or Lord Hart.
ington, was settled before the canvas began
This great victory has been organized, fought
Gladstone. 1t is he who has kept alive,
fed and developed the passion and pur-
pose OF the Liberal party. and several
with the Marquis of Harrington, as to the
results of a triumph, ii a triumph should be
won. Neither the liberal party nor Lord Hart
lngtOn will consent to the reorganization OF the
Gladstone.
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CU1ICURI REMEDIES
For all Blood HumOrs.

Are prepared by WEEKS l. POTTER Chemists and
DRUGGISTS, 800 Washington street, Boston. 81 Front
and ARE a49 pro TO- Ont and Snow Hill London,
Gua4. small boxes, 50 cents large boxes, contain
aIs tRo and one half times the quantity Of small
sINAL TOILET Soar IS Cents ner cate H1,1C5Ia,
HMEDICIHAL SHAVING Soar, Ii cents per cake: in
oafs' ior BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
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The Law of the Haup,nv

NJ. EdItOr:-In view OF the fact mat thp
murderer Stone was sentenced to be changed
by the neck until dead" and the further fact
that for 40 instant of time was he hanged bv
the neck, but was instantly decap,tated. viii
not an action lie against the officer att ompting
to execute the law either for manslaughter or
In damages? The sentence of the court has not
yet been executed and the appointed tine has
passed, and the man under these circumstances
should be alive. RosZEI
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BENNETT, THE BIGAMIsT.-GOvernor Holiday
OF Virginia, has issued requisltion on the gov
ernor OF North Carolida, for Prof. H. C. F. Ben
nett, formerly OF Baltimore, who was arrested
In Norfolk some time ago for b1gamy. Bennett,
married Miss Swami in Richmond He was
organiSt OF church in Norfolk at the time OF
his arreSt.-Bdh. american 81.
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Mysterious Shooting Case.
A MAN SHOT NEAR THE SCENE OF THE
JOHNSON MURDERS.

MAN SHOT NEAR The SCENE OF THE HIRTH AND
JOHNSON MURDERS.
About 1919 O'Clock this mo ming Sergeant
Bull found cOlored man nametJoseph c.
Thomas, lying on the sidewalk at the corner OF
18th and y streets, northwest who had been
shot IN the thigh few m'nuteS before. The
man stated that he had been shot near
Bethel hall, on M. between 10th and 18th streets.
by some person unknown. The sergeant had
him removed 10 his home, 1923 18th Street and
called In DIR. Van Arnim, who rendered aid and
pronounced his wound 10 be Of a very serious
character.
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sFThe property qualification disfranchises
one-1Ourth of the citizens of Rhode Island.
~ Jos. Stapleton and Milton Bowman.
Drothers-in-laW quarreled at Ironton, O.. yes
terday, when Stapleton knocked Bowman down
with an iron and cut him fatally. The murder
er escaped to kentucky.
New Orleans has Catholic population OF
250, 0GO.
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BLOOD PURIFIER.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the eyi-
dence OF internal Humor ten times more difficult to
reach and cure, which floats in the blood and other
fluids, destroying the delicate machinery Of life and
filling the body with foul corruptionss What is
consumption but a gathering of inherited Hnmors
on the lungs, which rots them? What are mental
inrmities. idocy and early insanity but Hereditary
Poison choosing the brain because the weakest
organ? What rheumatism and govt but accumu-
lations of Scrofna in the joints and fluids? What
'p!eeration Of the liver. Bright's disease of the
urinary organs henorrhoids, fstuia, and @ other her
constitutional affections, but the evidence of q
of the vitalizin9 fluids, greater than can be thrown
ef unless assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted
to the purpose?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 T.
X. Brown and 1uiSa Thompson; John III. III iw-
kips and Bridget O'COnnor; William Bernhardt
and Mary keSsler; Charles Brown and Nancy
Freeman, both OF Anne Arundel: Reuben
Thornton. of Fredericksburg, Va, ard Annie
Hunter, of INDIANAPOLIS Ind
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MONDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1850.
STRING DRESS GOODS.
SPRING DRESS GOODS

WILL OPEN
~. WILL OPEN
800 pieces of SPRING DRESS GOODS of the latest
styles in VAN '">~'@
Spring Cashmeres,
Spring Foulards,
Spring Damassees,
Spring Cancels hair,
Spring Silk Pongees.
Spring Basket Cloths,
Spring ShOoda CLOTHS,
Spring Satin Damassees,
Spring DeBegee,
Spring French Buntings
Etc. ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Remnants Of wAMsUTTA, ANDROsCOGGIN,
FRUIT OF LOOM COTTON, Toe.
BLACK CASHMERES.
DrinSst Cashmeres at the lowest prices.
Double- WHIP sne quality g
Dopi Mi1tns 9ne quality
Double WiSt6. e ane aSS nall =; ~
BLACK q sILks 81. 81 Is. 81. 80, Si.75. g. %
II ~ Ed y, SILKS, Spring shades, Is, ST. 80,
BOYS, CAss!MEREs. for Spring wear. IS. 40,
~. 6g 90, 70 Madras 6nghams, Lawns, Linens,
hamburg embroidery, Fancy STOCKINGS, Hand
herchiefs, Gloves, Nottingham Lace, Straw Mat
ungr. carpets. Oh-Coths. Psrasos. etc, etc., etc.
C. NJ. TOWSON,.
036 Pennsylvania ave,
apJ south aide, near TN.
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MASONIC TEMPLE FAIR-There Is great ex-
eifemenr among the candidates for the differ
emit articles 10 be voted on ana raff1ed at the
fair. being held by the Sisters OF the Holy Cross
IL promises 70 be great success, and 1t may be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

THE MCCARTY DIVORCE CAsE.-Yesterday in
the Court in General Term the case of Victory
McCarty against Justin l. McC arty was deci-
1875, on the ground of cruel treatment and i1-
sufficient support, In which decree for separa-
ton with alimOny was made. The court yec.
decree below and reduced the alimony to $500
per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

THE LATE DR.. JOHN Fl. DARREIL.-By refer
ence to the advertising columns the patrons of
the late DR.. Darrell are notified that his busi-
ness " i'll hereafter be conducted by his nepheW.
DR.. o. j. Waters.
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GATHERS, IN M.rk,, sr..,
GATHERS,
SPRINs. GOODS.

Eeeant al-wool Bunting, a.
Better all wool Bunting 2s
beautiful all wool Lace BuEting. So
Beautiful an wool Lace Bunting very vida al Is
Best blsck SILK in the market, Mt Si.2S
Better Black Silk, 81 SO. l&l. IS g. ga Is 80 So
tod pr1ces) Full line Caehmeres black and sprin.r
shades Parasols and Sun Umbrellas cheap
ne best Towel in the CITY at use. Cloths and Gas
sineres from 25c TO ~ Ter yd. Suits made 90 order
on shortest notice Full line Of Laundried and I'm
laundried khirts at old prices -
Shirts made to order-measure taken here
splendld Shirts Ito order) per half dozen al SO
Better SHIRTS Ito orderl per half dozen, SlO
Best mo better made) Shirts To order AID
Satlsfactlon, or meney refunded.
hite Spreads 81 Is, worth to- ywholesale al 90
Elegant g. but. Kid Gloves, every Or Warranted Al
LUTTRELL Il WINE,
mar3l -2w 1870 PA. ave.
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Mr. GEO. X. PETTY, for mary years in bust-
ness on 9TH street, Is now at Burns shoe store
ll09 Pennsylvania avenue, where he will be
glad 70 see his old friends and patrons.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemcnts, &C., Tonight.

National TeeGter.-''The Bankers Daughter"
Fbrds opera HOtLse.-"Fairfax."
TRedte1 COnatQ,e.-"Sentenced to Death and
varieties.
arlington Tteater.-Good varieties, burlesque
and Statuary.
wizard HoU.-Tea party for the Little Sisters
of the Poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

WHY SUFFER with the dyspepsia when you
can be cured by using Re'ledr's Remedies. soc.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. s,tu,th-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

YOUR COMPLEXION as well as your temper Il
rendered. miserable by a disordered liver. I'm.
prove both by taking Ca,ter's Lite Lirer PiPls.
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A LARGE display and variety OF ladies an,
gents shoes Spear Bros, 1874 It'll st.

- A SOCIABLE was given by the Y. NJ. T. club, OF
Tenna,lytOwn, d. c., at Counselman's hail.
Wednesday evening. During the evening the gay
by Mr.. Benjamin Counselman. Music by Prof
Hoskin's sizing band enltvened the occasion. to
which the lovers OF terpsichore danced until a
late hour. Among those present were the
Misses Mullin, the Misses Harry, the Misses
Heiss, Wendell. VOlkman and Baker, and Misses
Mack, Payne and Huniket, and the Messrs. Null
lin, Morgan and Messrs Gasktns, Myers, Payne,
Swartz Cissell, Hurdle, Baker, Counselman
Riley, Mccain, Weide, Volkman, Jones and
Chappell.
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CITY ITEMS.

EDGAR's WH0oPING COUGH SPECIFIC is the
best. rs and soc. per bottle. For sale by drug
gistS generally. s
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IMPORTANT CARPET SALE.-The peremptory
auction sale OF 50 rolls OF carpets and Oil cloths
continues at t. n. Nauda1n'S, 100 Market Space
at auction. These carpets are going at cheap
prices, as the sale Is without reserve, owing to
the abolition OF that branch of his business.
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THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOSEPH have elected of

THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOSEPH have elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follOwS:-John T.
Graham, commander; p. Doyle first deputy; T.
Lynch, second; G.. LanSdOun, third A. Ian.
dale, recorder; ThoS Maloney, financial recor-
der; Sheehy, treasurer; Rev. p. F. Mccarthy
chaplain; Robert Adams, E. GOetsinger r. Jou-
venal, board OF governors; p. MordT1ty, herald
ID. MahOney, warden; James Nelson and William
Harrington. standard bearers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY,,
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Ice CREAM.-Order sample quart of Towsons
for So cts, and compare with the fancy priced
ones. $l.l5 a gallon.

THE MEN WHO THREW THE LIBERAL NEWS
PAPERS OVERHEARD DIsCHARGED.-Robert Bal
lenger and George Rowland, who were arrested
On charge Of piracy, alleged to have been COM
mitttd On a ferry-boat ply ing between Wash
ington and Alexandria, Va, were before Hon.
Robert w. Hughes, judge Of the district couct
for the eastern district of Virginia, at Alexan-
dIia, yesterday, on " fit of habeaS corpus. 1t
was argued for the pliSonerS that as the war
rant charged the OffenSe to have been COM
m1tted in the District OF Columbia and upon
the Potomac river between Alexandria and
Washington, the laws Of the United States con-
corning piracy did not govern within that juric
dict1on. Judge Hughes, in his opinion, after
showing how piracy came to be cognizable, not
only by the admiralty but by local criminal
courts, held that although Congress had vested
criminal jurisdiction In the circuit and district
courts OF the United States, this jurisdiction
was limited by the crimes act of 1890 to such
crimes as are committed "Out of the jurisdic-
ton Ut any pal ocular state" The crime of
robbery. such as in the present case, is cogni-
ZaDle Dy the proper court of the District OF Co.
lumb1a for trying common law offenses, and
that court would have its jul sdictton taken
away and impaired, in contraVentiOn OF the
Revised Statutes, If court Of the United States
should try this national offense of piracy. The
Offense for which the prisoners are held was
not committed out OF the jurisdiction of the
District OF Columbia.
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WONDERFUL CURES
Performed by the Cuticura Remedie

What cures Of Blood and Skin Diseases and Scalr
Of the Hon. VIM: Taylor, Boston, State Senator of
Massachusettsi Alderman Tucker, Boston; s. A.
Steele, ESQ.,, Chicago; +. Fl. Drake, Eco, Detroit.
and many others details of which may be found in
future editions Of this paper? -
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The District i'm Congres 8.

The bill directing the District Comm ssioners
to receive and examine the claim Of VIM. Bower
for abating certain nuisances under cor trac,
with the late board of health, and to re-audit
and pay the claim upon the certificate of the
surveyor, was up in the Senate yesterday, but
was finally recommltted to the District commit.
tee at the request of Senator Harris.
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Selling Oleomargariue for Butter

Maria Stoneall, woman protesting to sell
country butter, was arrested in the Center Mar
ket this morning, at the instance of the Health
Officer, and taken to the Police Court, on the
the law. Samples Of the article sold
by this woman-who states that she
comes from the. country near Mount
and brings it, together with butter made by her
neighbors, to our markets-were shown. Sam
pies have twice been procured OF this woman's
examinations proved to be the imitation called
oleomargarine. She was arrested this morning
On warrant sworn out by Inspector Bohrer Of
the Health ONCE, and taken to the court, when
she was required to give bonds for hearing next
wednesday morning. other parties carrying
on this business have been noted by the health
Office inspectors, and as soon as this case Is dis
posed OF by the Police Court arrests win be
made. The former case brought to trial by the
health authorities was dismissed on the ground
that the party was ignorant OF the character of
knowledge OF fraud will be proven; il not, the
law Will most likely prove dead letter, and
1urther attempts TO prosecute under 1t be abau-
doned. The practice Of selling oleomargarne as
butter, or mixed with butter, is growing evil
In our markets, and II the law Is defective 1t
should be amended and made more stringent
1t is the general belief among the honest dealers
and among the officials of the health Office that
there Is regular system in vogue connected
with this business, and that women living in
this city and Alexandria are engaged In it,
and unsuspecting. Mr.. James Small sealer OF
weights and measures, is active In noting these
frauds. Charges in two cases will be brought
against her.
ANCHOR LODGE No. 9, /. o. NJ, celebrated its
anniversary THURSDAY night. The hall was
the superintendent of Past Master James H.
Hall. was filled at an early hour by representa-
ives from the various lodges In this Iurisdc-
ton and members OF the grand lodge. The
welcome address OF Worthy Master rs. Graham
was most appropriate. The literary portion OF
the feast was well conducted, and MessrA
Weaver, Dement, and Patterson spoke In f1atler-
ing terms OF the order, while the singing by
MesSrS. G. A. Crump, Rhodes, Mcdaniel and the
quartette club Of Excelsior Lodge was greatly
admired. Mr.. Carter furnished excellent in
strumental music, and Mr.. E. B. Hays recIta-
lions received rounds OF applause. Later In the
evening, PfStorio'S fine band appeared and gave
the lodge and the order a serenade. which was
the more heartily enjoyed because OF its being
surprise. The supper was first-class one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

You CAN MAKE NO MISTAKE.-If you have dys
pepsia, sick headache, or your liver or stomach
is out OF order, take j. NJ. LaroQue's Ant Bilious
Bitters Only see that you get the genuine ar
ticle. 25c. paper, or 81 bottle. w. Z. THORN
TON PROF. Bait. Md, Sold by DRUGGISTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF FORGERY-Al-
bert Brooke, employed as clerk by Colonel S. T.
Suit, was before United States Commissioner S.
G.. Mills yesterday, charged with the forgery OF
two money orders. The testimony showed that
Brooke presented two money orders one for S37
and the other for $50.20 at the city post Office
each with the name of Mr.. Suit forged upon
them directing the payment to Mr.. Brooke The
forgery not being suspected the orders were
cashed. This occurred on the Sth of March
Some two weeks later Mr.. E. N. Hunt. OF MiSsis.
sippi, who had sent the orders, wrote to Colonel
Suit, requesting to know why he had not re-
ceived credit for the amounts forwarded. This
surprised MI. Suit, who instituted an investiga-
ton. In the meantime, Mr.. S. 81. Merrill, Su-
perintendent of the money order bureau In the
city post office, had discovered the forgery and
turned the case over to Special Agent Hender-
son, which resulted in the arrest of Brookes
Tuesday last on 18th street. He was removed to
jail. AT the examination yesterday Col Suit
unWnlingly stated that he had known BROOKE
from boyhood, and had always confidently
trusted him, and did not like to appear as his
accuSer He asked that the amount OF bail be
made as light as possible. Brooke made rar-
bling statement to the effect that he had no in
tention of appropriating the money; he had
been in the habit of signing Mr.. Suits name
He had lost the money on bis way home, and
was trying to make up the amount when he was
arrested. The bail was fixed at $500, which
was furnished.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Con
stitutiOMal and Local Treatment,

"'h" AOc"I 1TeatIHeht.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT is the greatest blood puri-
her. liver stimulant, and renoyator in medicine.
The elements OF disease cannot exist where it is
freely and regularly taken. 1t purges from the
system every debilitating hnmor. improves the ap-
petite, perfects digestion, stimulates the liver and
kidneys, opens the bowels, and makes over the viii
fluid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

"ALDKREKY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In q lbs.
Ward prints, 46c, per 10. Also. cottage
cheese and butterm1lk. ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03
DRY GOODS.
REAUTiFUL DRESS a.OoDs.

sn,in nHmnared ll0o PIECES OF new styles beautiful
SS,rne Srsse 0oods just received.
trimming Diess ooods suitable Tor
Tlsnred Linen Lawns only isc, worth IA
Lawns g. 10. II, l5c "Niu risured
CSlofsd Twied silks. splendid quality. only $50
and 7kc. WYE ~esr o. 90. 6l
Nottingham Lsce for curtains Immense sssor,-
ment), 12fc- up to 81. ~ssoft-
Colored and Black Cashmeres pure WOO, o.
Beautiful French Lawns ' @'S-
GATHERS, IN Market Space.
Black silks, oolored Silks, oolored and B.ct
Satns, Colored and Black Nelvets, Black Csshmere
Shawls (pure WOOL. 81. ~ to IS. Our 81 al as and
81 so Black Silks are special bargains. splendid
Black Silk enly 75c. One hundred OOO) pieces
beautiful new stylel Madras Ginghams. Hand
some Piano Covers IS. IS 10 80. Excellent Calico
6sc Black Csshmeres. pure wool, wide double
width, reduced from Soc down 10 37S.
FRONT LOOM. first floor, over our store for
rent. Desirable location for Q Dreesmakine cstab-
hshment.
CARTER'S,
apl III Market Space.
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

YOU CAN BE CURED
PzDC1 u Bot. AL DBuaeIsrs BELL THHx.
THE BROWN OHEMIOAL O0.
BALTIMORE,
soLK PRoPRuroRs.
Fer sale by sTOTT CROMWELL. ass Pesnsv,.
ysna avenue. wholesale and retail. aud by eli Drug
gists. dec27
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RON BITE RS.

Iron Bitters
Iron BftterS
Iron Bftters
Iron BitterS
Iron Bitters
Iron Bitters
Iron Bitters
Iron Ritters
Iron Bitters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

INDIGESTION, weak stomach, irregularities OF
the bowels, cannot exist when Hop BltteTs are
used.
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY.-Each year finds
"BIO,rft'S Bronchial TTOCheS" In new localities
in various parts of the world. For relieving
Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the TrocheS
have pI'Ored reliable. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

Res pectfully, &C., MRS. A. T. LoNGLEY
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIEs' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 9O6 G street northwest
will give satisfaction in every respect. ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

"BUCHuPABIA."-Quic complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; S., at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

r o CE.
To the members of EXCELSIOR TENT No
l3s, National Order of Rechabites-You are hereby
notified that the TENT has removed 20 their new
hall, on High st., between LIST and I'd. Next Tues
day night being our first night OF meeting and bu-
siness of importance to be transacted earnestly
desire fun attendance at O'Clock p. m.
apps IT G. j. WOODWARD, Rec. Sec.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-Sold by X. A. Col
den, agent-3,500 shad from SIS 70 SIG per 100;
IS, Geo herrings from S TO $40 per 1000; coo
bunch.