davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-06

h!!EEl-Wc[o in fairly nctiye demand. md nse!n
s~''o' '""Ae +S .os'o .'.s "o'0 s'St'A'
-. shhkr BALES.
~. A. !rft|SH. II. !'rls<. ~. A.. uftet-
Hs..,M re l.."lR SH ,M,."W ~
4a...,l3! to
AhhAHf' ....-....
sPfstas Httpaseh 70 IN thtearo 7rdount.
chTsi last weak. at RGnerAl dOaahd moderator busl.
5Yss fstr f1F ~ seasons s,eay pEccsi shes at *o
8aI tnr !a!r 10 goM! nn!iTu cattle:
hHtEt ASn l.AAnsIitoselpla. = carr; last week,
"A Fnul demand ~ full tircsst sales O$ ph6ep Al e3
kAaI lambs. - 3t1.5 fir culuu!.n o. o1tFn,
10 az NfsffrR 4s.ee1a!sd !,fts'.
ssetnst ~ Ast meek nnHSt a4lctt !aif TO good
SWEEi: nSD LAH,tsCiIrcSins., lam, cnmmon Ia
fair sheep tasS +tal; Ht,tl tiGi extra Rfal, Jn,,bs
, 1880-03-06
ltIsEADS.CUFFs.

F1OUts-Wns assntn quiSt and unchanged. tho trad
Ing bsng mostly oesl. sales limited to 60 bsla
bEls Eyo-nupr. private farus Total, SIS bEta *.
port e2traA were quoted u &oosAt73 In tacks. and
dnublo clttns do II kAts14H.
OrnEM MlLLxrryys-sates vers 10 eass bran II
elAA3AW; Sears mtddnGa ~ sll1totas1H, cars
wheat screenings at tlatAAlaM CoaEss eotu-neAl
VIA nonl.naa NJ aIl0l per lon on track
.splstSG WilEAT-Wks vefy Qu1ot and stesdy Afsar
an early weakening. closing ~ balow the lstsst
p1iees Of Thus1ea1 Ths bulsn as1aTkss were Qaoscd
, 1880-03-06
PROVISIONS,

HOG p1iODUCT5-Yere worry quiet and generally
steady. They hvGEnRed somewhat higher than tho
previous day. but with few buJufs for future. and
surnea down In tho 1atter part Ut tho day. lycrpon
re norted an ndvance of ID Ia lard and moats nnd
shipments Of product from this city wcro unusually
largo and a lending operator wna supposed t0 bo
buying ~ all tho ahott RIBS o1orri. The
result wa4 aE;uGr fsclnE On the part Of holder. Of
pEoduc though tho demand MAN unusually Hight. Tho
packing OF indianapolis for tho four wlutur months
Il reported at III hoEs against G., rs year aRn.
No sesurns tarn Jet boon received which will alter
tho fccent!y.Rlren estimates of shortage fur tho
whoq wcsti hut any operators Iant tor big run Of
hosa hero during tho tio1t thrco month";
Nxas eURk-solI shade hlgher. but closcd 11Sttloc
pcr brl 1elow ts luost nrieeR Of Thursny. at ll0a
llM fot raHnh lots spnl nr sect slnrch !anslLk74
i ltGsssSs, asal K III Ill. Urls s'ef may
iAHi.- hanged ahous tho pAn0 IN tho latest prtcca
of fhuratay. closing 15tc pcv lD ~ lowes. al fiikt
81 .ssGa os III: s :ss' .ssl sS ny
.sss Hsl y IS 'nsd III L. .Sjei a, e.
ti:1atGt7:i Total. tt'W IcA '@"' -
,NKATn-Wes4 n!"dgrnttroly asttyot with 1ttle
luni4nd ifcen Ints wDEs cnbur on nccnunt Dt mild
i" SI - s e. e s 10 coscs j" II
@ S1s' e 4 s 5 M sh, ssa5s Il
.er9s 2faA4ll - sh,.Tt rihs at A1 ,uer March, tL1
hacun d. 1t tth fouaoi Him Eruun hasns ii Il "a
II tar lt. - ayssgsoa snd Jt5to tor u. d. Ask.
D'clECk fuf
, 1880-03-06
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts aud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty. four hours eMdnE at o'clock
Friday morning, md tho corresponding
timo for Inst year:
, 1880-03-06

III H. ~, whs hnt l!sta snhnEu II VIZ tnhthetHt
number =. for ThMrbtny md cmhlnclng unite poor
nchss Of lsnEa 1hstn was better noiuhnd, liuw.
sa.snro ot Sa u ghe2n Sts'ss md s.mmGn to eaoa
rnled acRtty II tho c!u.e. Pour common ltKht hnxs
MNro lh unusually full anlpiy. nnd. na there wna bit
sses =. nnyt@hsHg @ ke lr!eca large nun.
ynrt. nl further shipments Ut TINT class shuua o
wlthhta for tho present, unefs conntryMcn uru pre-
ousiy lnw t!1u.os Trading VA NJ k.s1S, for .kil..
ht AuEk4j f1r rnHf 10 rrry c0rIsRtln light at &LUA
4;as IL! hncnn Hfadns; md mt H.jtifJ fur rooF 10
Grtrn hpaTy Rya1cs. The market closed quiet;
, 1880-03-06

MILWAUKEE, VIII. March A-sLoos-o"'
weak -.-.----- AkA ~
GnAlx-WheAs nfnt opeosd snd aassaSu. 4. FL; Ia
closed unscttlod; No. Milwaukee hAf! - 4; M,
Miirnutao, amy, No. do. sLls9<s Aasea y, Il,
Anr,; asyt, Aay, tLt, No. Nilwanfss. ~ - az
= II n, rnisnasd 70, Corn G1megt No. @AN
, 1880-03-06
MINING STOCKS.
BAN FILAHCtHCO.
FIN rrtncr raj March h-vvhc. fotfowau

Tho 1tcnl Del Monto Mlno has been asaesscd
600 delinquent April 10.
uosT0H.
BosToN. March 5-Coppcr stocks:
Calumet 4 IldcA-... 20 iRulncy. 81
fFnppssf F1spps ~ si1Ss sIs1saa a1n;: Min.
ISNkbac, E3
, 1880-03-06


CAT'rlE-T'hera rns nothing tho 1nnt&or with yea.
teTdays snarkot From tho opening OF business In tho
lnuEntnR down 10 tho tnildie OF tho afternoon Thy
which time tho yards clensed) trading MAS active,
with prices !lrm nl' around and TeneEny higher Tho
only class for which It wns not poss4bio to 0htnln
al!9htJ better nguroa linn tho day before old,
ttin dry cows Nrd scsnwny mixed lots For that
class there wna uniy lKht denMnd, and miles wor0
difficult tu nnks at Tho low prices curroni OIL tho
about tho shno Improvement In good hutchors' stun
and stockcrs Tho Improved tonn OF tho market was
due 10 tho chan.a In tho wenthef than 10 nny
other influence retorts ftom TIM East not Indicating
nny inipns.nnt change In tho Ftuntnn there. Sales
!nnGcn from - for Inferior Erldes to elnN5sa
t3usa for siockers. and # fl's44 ~ fr con!nnn 70
fse nnd HIKE os sni M ~ o @
, 1880-03-06
1fAJ,rrfAIOfkE,

BALTIMORE, 3ih.. March h-FLotTa-Qn!eH w"
crn .upeFtIne. k1at3h.5i do family, sA0a1a Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull but about seeaoys ~, "
7Wastarn winter red. tpot and March. sLsNIn y ~
April, alas}tdaL4'}{, May. sI.s'1la1(' June, ~.
l.tayfl July, tl.4lkAsLt. CoTn-WeeteIa u!a! s,ss
ern mlxcd spot, di<ct March. April sssS' 1sss
bio, NAV. kaa33,te; steamer tl,to, Oats trrn Ws*
sfn while. {;sa4se; do mt4ed, +a3t7ci Psnnss"e1'@
II1T-sienayi ps.tae 10 choce Pennsyivanls' enA'
217.iM ..k sts ks&l44
MuyIsoSs-yery quiet, moss s.tpg posh; ssx4 re sdsk
ic 90 Mtokol. bS!Iao l'asoa @ IsSoqssSs'' 20, s 9e.'
snNTIEu3sssaay, ptlus 10 choice "e''''"
Etli3S-llull Hnd lower At ll4i.c .A,.a noss
i'ETIsutKuM-puil; crude nou!nAl' fSnnso ~
CUTvxE-Quipt, lilo cargoes, Halls.
Ht'aAM-F1rni, \ soft glss
fWEtTHrsSTu liverpool peF steames 9tfs1i WV
s-laslds anuf. Il si&+Ss, a gta!n. ~ @S a, bu.
, 1880-03-06

E4tEN N3uDFBH-tFh1EeH b*N9&H1 HEINH@IR IiFU
~, y. md apnarda; ::.....:,.:.....s
weighing l,Alo 10 J. .u na..-.....,....,,.......
GnOd lleerca.Wo1l-fatton steers, wolRh-
lnE l..NN 10 l,&u Mb....... ...............u...
Medium tfrataA-Steers In falr llesf, x11Kh-
ihH ltsg 10 LEO 1a. ......... ..................
1iutehnrs Stoek-,t'osr tn c9ulnon stoors md
welRh!nR 00 10 LON ba......................
Stock Cnttls-Comn1on cattle, wolEhin3 i9 10
III;
bulls, and HcnlhwnE stc1E8..... ..,.........
, 1880-03-06

A'ftjr:4-Wcro strady, with ltrht sales frnnl
etorN ht &y3ic ror bu Elmo cnr-l0ts wcto quoN1 at
a,ahN. .,
It,UtrNr-Wns atcndy Under A. fair toca! Inquiry,
with ntdcrMtn offerings of ttcsltuhe ktoek GhekohR,
dressed. tf1c !1f h, trkeJf trcAse 20 9c pGr 1hf
ducks, 51c PR hi Two vecs6, per doil Wild
SEi!tiS -iinvnr VIVA III request md tir,nes. The
nnrnRs ,n1y fn1r md ofiess wera received fnr
several lnts Hn1cs WHrts nnttH nt NlI3l.@0, rrtmB
b bring A2xtM Tlmo.hy NY: ", 9u"teh a stend!er =!
snlnhlc ns klJn. lIun..rtan br,'light l0c.
NAlT-Whs ktendy IND In moderate request.
ordinary cnnlro salt, ~
!3n!fy "lsh ttEs aoSt3M
1IverrH,1 ftnN twhte ................ In
WlllSky.-Wns III fair demand md HtGady: Sales
nacrGEAteA i bfs o.! tho basis Of & rcr gallon for
hlEhwines.
Wt}Oit-Cnnn,ies In fair demand md steady. Tho
stock u light. both here and In Tho Estern unrk0tx.
Quntat!onr:
Washed fleece, medium choco. g
MnaheN Hecec, COMMON.
Mhshrd fcece, tnet ,h!tt1R!
Mbllhtn I'M vas .SSG !!
Finn unwnshe .sflGsf7
t'Nnrse
Tuh.wnsed, ctlnce.. 4f1
Tuo.Nnshcd, cOnmou to RDHt,.
, 1880-03-06

Mnrquctte ,t: Marquette Il fIonghton 2: do pre-
fcrrcd !; Fort Scott 4 Gulf y.
a. advanced Il; Chlcn9o, Clinton. Dubuque Il
Minnesota short - sold nt 3A: burlington 4
M!sA0slrf In NeOrnskn, Mt lG.; IT. Joo 4 Council
Diut6 tlrBts decllnctl x: Fort Sc0tt & Gulf, TN.
FORE10N.
LONDON, March b.-Consos, N 1915: account,
American neeo,lHittes-Ncw Is. 1854; 4HB, l104s
Il, 109x: Illinois Centrni. 10itfs PennHylvAnfn
Central, b3A; Eric, 41H; seconds, ny; Reading,
36A.
Silver is quoted Mt ed per nt,rtce+
PANS, MnFch 6.-lRcrtEa, &f f3r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

COURT IN GENERAL TERN,
yesterday, United states, use OF Wilson apt.
menced. 0''N-
CIRCUIT CoURT-J.tdoe Macarthur.
deie eS,eroay N NUMBER agt Barker; Judgment by
Co; continued. Bloxham agt. Page: verdict
1or plaintiff for possession. Gross agt. Simo-
son et al; plaintiff called and suit dismissed
s sdke ag is BOYLE; JUDGMENT for plaintiff for
Ienoant. clark, Perry & Co. agt. Atzell; YER
a tac iof xes 60. Poole agt. Trunnell; verdict
I IoI plaintiff for nominal damages and costs.
Soioinoh agt. Meyers; verdict for plaintiff for
$ss''o. Loughran agt Dee; jury out
EQUITY CoURT-Chfef Justice Cartier.
yesterday, Berry agt. Berry; rule on j. T.
F r. 1u argued; respondent to pay 1900; case
F1lDert; continued. Mccormick agt F. s. & +.
Co; exceptions to answer overruled. Daniel s.
Jones; Kate w: Jones appointed committee.
Ter agt. Scott; A. F. Fox appointed receiver
Peugh agt. White ct al; motion for Injunction
denied. Offutt agt Warwick; restraining
prejudice: Shiles agt. Wheeler; penalty of APP
peal bond fixed at $500. Riggs agt. Thomas:
sale ratified and distribution ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge James,
Yesterday, Thomas Smothers convicted OF
rape: sentenced to penitentiary for 80 years
George Brown perjury; trial on issue of prior
conviction resumed.
POLICE COURr-J,t1gp Shell.
Yesterday, AFTER our report closed, John Jack
son and Charles SchOttS, two boys, for vagran-
cy. were sent down for 80 days. oscar Jones,
assault on James Fl. Spillman; suspended. Jonn
Mccormick, assault on Charles Newton: con-
tmued. Thomas Dunn and Edward Moran high
way robbery; grand jury. William Calvin, as
sault on Robert Grimes; personal recognizance.
George Thompson and Edward A. Howard.
ahray: s., or IS days. Henry Benton, larce-
ny OF ring from Z. WrOe: dismissed Hen
ry Ferguson. assault on Montgomery Smith: 81
or day. Henry Bruce. charged with malicious
trespass, continued. Arthur Seymour assault
On John Thomas Payne; S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
GEORGETOWN

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr Bowling, auctioneer,
sold yesterday evening, for Jones and Robin
son, trustees. lots A and C. in JEWELS sub
division OF lot 8. in Beatty and Hawkins addl-
ton, and lot 2, in the Slip On the corner of
High and Gay streets; lot A fronting on High
and Gay streets, improved by t6ree-story
brlck house, was sold to Mr.. Levin T. Cart
wright at $l.250. Lot C, fronting ISL, feet on
Cay street, was also sold to L. 7. Cartwright. at
S19 per front foot.
MARRIAGE.-Miss Mary E. Barnes, daughter
OF L. Barnes, esq.,, superintendent Of the
Georgetown Industrial School, was united in
MARRIAGE n yesterday at 3 O'Clock pm. to Mr.. A.
n. Hausmann, of BinghamtOn, n Y. Rev. DR..
Townshend officiating. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides father, near
this place, after which the young couple left
for their future residence in Philadelphia.
CATTLE MARKET.-112 cattle offered aC DrOy-
ers' Rest yesterday sold at 81 TO AZ cts per TO-
400 sheep and lambs-sheep brought ii to 81,
cts; lambs brought to SO cts. 20 COWS and
calves sold at 500 to $50 per head.
FISH MARKET.-22, 500 behring's sold at $3.50 to
Sc per OOO LOCO taylors 1c. piece; 200 shad.
Sl2 TO sl4 per lO0 100 punches fish, at 10 to 15c
per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

Two lNCENDIARY Fires LAST NIGHT.-The
alarm at $40 O'Clock last night from 4l2 was
Ior IRE discovered in building No. 321 eth street
crown; damage TO stock and building $500: in
surance ON stock 5000. The building is owned
~ MeSSrS- BeavanS a Shaw. The house next
ooof, occupied by j. X. Mahoney as a boot and
shOe store, was also damaged TO the extent of
sz.N The origin OF the fire is not known
InlS morning at l:30 O'Clock there was an
alarm nom oox s. for fire In Julian Dukes
cigar store on h. between 10Th ana 2Ist stroets
Inc mouse and store were damaged TO the
amount OF 81 coo. the loss being covered by in
suTahce. The building belonged 10 DR.. Hagner.
shd was damaged TO The extent OF 5000. The
IRE was undoubtedly Of tncendiarY origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
NINETEEN CENTS for Shirt Waists for BOYS. AT
~ saks d Co.'S. Don't forget them

The DEDICATION OF the new hall at the Wash
lngton Schuetzen park will take place at the
May festival on the 10th proximo. The pro-
gram VIII include procession of the Verein i'm
carriages, headed by the Marine band George
Z. walker, grand marshal. When the process
sion arrives at the grounds there Will be a ban
euet, over which Mr.. Simon Wolf will preside.
hon. Carl SchurZ, Baron kurd Won SchlOZer.
the German minister, Speaker Randall the
German-Ame1ican Members of Congress ana
other prominent men have accepted Invitations
10 De present. John l.. EOgt, treasurer of the
Nereln, IS chairman OF the committee on invita-
ions, William Helmus Is chairman OF the com
mittee on arrangements, and Charles Gran OF
me committee on grounds. Charles Ebel and
- u. hlIIidn viii take charge OF the SHOOTING
and Mr. 6. Hartig Of the bowling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
CUTICURA
BLOOD IND SKIN
REMEDIES.
REMEDIES.


The treatment of Skin Diseases must be consttu-
honal and local. First purify the Blood, next re-
store the Strepgth, third alleviate the External
blood, and that is through the bowels liver kidneys
and skin These organs are the natural purifiers of
the system and carry of the waste or dead matter
CU1ICURA REsoLvENTi is the greatest blood purifier
IN medicine It is cathartic, tonic, a liver slim
uiant, oduret1c. resolvent and absorbent. It
absorbs to itself the poisonous elements that float
In the blood and purges them from the system 1t
increases the appetite, perfects Digestion and soon
builds up faster than disease destroy, and hence
permanently cures. CUTICUBA, incidentally Jelly
Tor external application, arrests disease eats away
dead flesh and skin, allays inflammation, itching
and irritation, renders healthy ulcers and old sores
and heals every external affection when the RE-
SOLVENT is taken internally. It is natural repro
Queer and beautlfer of the Hair. CUTIoURA ToILKr
SOAP, prepared from CUIICURA, is cleansing heal
ing, refreshing, and the only wholesome beautifer
OF the skin which it softens whitens and preserves
beyond all praise. CUTICURA Shaving SOAP pre-
pared from CUTICURA is the first and only medici-
nal soap compounded especially for shaving. Gen
temen pronounce it worth it's weight In gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

The OPERA HOUSE LITIG ArToN-A few weeks
since MI. '" j. Miller. the receiver in the case
OF Berry agt. Berry. presented a per ition to the
Equity Court asking instructions as TO collect
Ing The rent due-Some s.. 0o0-from Mr.. John T.
Ford Tor the use OF Ford'S opera House. A rule
was Issued on Mr.. Fora 10 show cause why the
rent should not be paid. Yesterday he made an
swer through his counsel. MeSsrs Totten and
toTkhlll- He states that he has expended about
$4,000 In repairs upon the building, for which he
should receive credit before being called upon
TO pay money. The court authorized the re-
ceiver 10 allow Mr.. Ford ten days within which
70 pay S2.OoJ. and referred the case TO the audi
Tor 10 report on the disputed balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

REAL ESTATE SALES.-Yesterd3y afternoon
Messrs. Buncanson Brothers. auctioneers. sold
lois !. and IN. in the plat comprising a por-
lion OF the Heating estate situated north OF
boundary and North Capitol streets Lots |
ana z, containing l6.S04 square feet OF ground
10 d. L. Lynn. at AZ cents square foot ana lOf
10, containing 9.15.a square feet, 10 james
Dempsey, fOr 81 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

THE SUPRENE CosCLAvE OF HEPTASOPH met
Yesterday al Association Hall, GeOTgey. Metzcl.
al Maryland, supreme archOn. presiding. The
reports OF the supreme archon. secretary, treas
Hrer, trustees and the supreme medical director
were presented There are thirty-ive delegates
In attendance, representing six states The ON
GERS OF the order are George V. MetZel. OF Mary
land, supreme archon; ". ID. Higgins OF Mary
iand, supreme secretary: T. II. Heb. supreme
treasurer Or. j. III. Christian, or Maryland ST.
pieme medical director. ana J. Harris J. W
ersstt and W. +. {. GerhaIdt. supreme board OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

METHODIST GENERAL C0SFERESCE-Deleoates
nom the Baltimore conference NJ. E Church 10
the general conference. which meets 10 Cinc;n-
mali, OHIO, Saturday, leave for the west to-day.
Inc delegates are:-Clerical, VIM. y Edwards
a. A Price, John LanahaR, T.. T. Widerman.
alternates. b. p. Brown, W. Ii. Chapman: Law
dflegates, Hon. NJ. G. Crner, B. F. Parlett; al
ternates, Alexander Ashley and Matthew g.
Emery. The general conference OF the African
N. E. church meets In ST. Louis, MO-. Nav /.
bishop Wayman, Revs James A. Handy. J. n.
A. Johnson, Z. j. Peck. b. F. Wayman and w
r. Arnold, the last five delegates from the Balti
more conference A. N. E. church, leave Balti-
more tomorrow night by the Northern Central
Hallway. and VIII be met at Harrisburg by
bishop Campbell and the delegates from New
tisty and Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

1HE LADIES OF ST. JOINS CHURCH having il
charge the Loan Exhibition which will OMEN
may so, at the Cooke Mansion. GEORGETOWN, de-
sire 10 thank the merchants and individuals for
lhelr liberal contributions of objects OF art and
tefto aifeahy received, and TO request persons
desiring 10 make further contributions to notify
Inc committee prior to May fSt through r. D.
Cooke, JT.. Co, bankers, or 10 David Rltten-
Rouse. Esq. care Riggs d Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemcnts. Nc.. TO-Nighf,

National TFteGter.-''Ls Belle Helene (, by the
6rau French opera Company.
FUTTs opera HO1Se.-MiSS Minnie Palner,s
Boarding School"
JietieS-
arlington TteGtfT.-New bill OF attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

ATTRACTIVE SALE oE FCRNITURE-The sale of
furniture at DowIings tomorrow. fs very ar
tTactlve, embracing fine lot OF modern as well
as anuNue goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

NOVELTIES IN BOYS AND CHILDRES's CLOTHING;
suitable for spring wear. unsurpassed as TO
workmanship, style and finish at the BOYS
Sylyania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been fSSl ed to Au-
gust I. Hausemann, OF BingEa:is;.S;s,, y. Y. ana
~ L barnes; W: = ming. OF JACK s61 7l1;,,,
Fla. and Minnie Jay ". Ii. MeWIl and Lizzie
Ambush Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
TRADE
S. S. s.
MAZE

MARX.
MACON, Ga, Mar. 81, 1S79.-From having been
intimate for o number of years with the proprie-
tors OF swifts Syphflitic Specific, have known
much Of lite manufacture and its use. There
nen in the commupity--wel known citizens-who
we're victims in early life to Syphilis and who have
taken the b. medicine. ana who are now, 20 all
faint OF disease az the first man, fresh from the
hands CT bis Maker. Delicacy forbide their puphc
lowed to refer the sceptc privately 20 those VINO
Will Ddorse every thing that be said IN ~
dies, it is with hesitation that attach my nsme u
this article but I KNOW whereof / epeaa vnsu I
bination equal to this for the purpose indicssed;
T. L. MAsSEN BURG, n. -;
National Hotel. " sp2I I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
Startling Detective Story,

Startling Detective Story,
IRON BURGESS, TIE GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE:
WARM TIMES WITH THE MOONsHINERs
By Old Sleuth, author of The Lady Detective. &c
VIII soon appear in the New York FrREsIpE
COMPANION.
For sale by all newsdealers.
NoTICE,-Oysters, Soft Crabs and CLANS arrive
daily. Wholesale and retail. 62l B st. NV:
81 n. WHITE & Co.
EMINENT DR.. VIM ALEX GREENE. MACON. GA
writes: 81 cheerfully state that | have tested
the virtues and efficiency of Colden's Liebi0,s
LtQind Extract OF Bee1fn my private practice in
cases OF general debility, icedhnesS depression.
dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and nervous aftiic,
lions, when medicine had proved more than use
less: have found 1t the best remedy erer. used
M CHROME GlcOh0ttSln, when the stomach is al
ways irritable, and food required to nourtsh and
1nVfgorate the dropping strength and nervous
depression. Sold by all druggists and grocers
Discovered At Last.
A remedy to reinstate the human hair In all
Its youthful color, vigor, luster, softness and
Restorer and Dressing" No matter how gray
or harsh 1t may be- it is sure to restore it, and il
the roots of the hair are not dead, it will pro-
duce new growth, In most cases fasten and
stop the hair from falling, and effectually cure
dandruff, all humors. itching scalp, &C.; an ex-
qulslte dressing, fragrantly perfumed. All the
leading druggists sell 1t at IS cents a bottle
Wholesale by SToTT & CROMWELL
"BUcHUPAB1A."-Quick, complete cure to 6
Gays; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For washington at $50 Pa. ave.
"RoUaH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for it. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c.
a COX; Tor Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 9O6 G street northwest.
Will give satisfaction In every respect. ly
"A1DERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In = lbs
"WaTd' prints, 40c. per 10. Also. cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at If
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Old COINS. watches, clothing. &C. bought
al d sold by Herzog, SIS 9Th street NV
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CUTICUR-4 REMEDIES,

CUTICUR4 REMEDIES,
For Skin. Scalp and Blood Humors,
Are prepared by WEEKS l. POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington ST., Boston. q Front
ST.. Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill. London, and
are for sale by all Druggists. Price of CUTICURA,
small boxes, 80 cents large boxes, containing two
and one half times the quantity of small, 81. Re-
SOLVENT. 81 per bottle. CUrICURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAR, % cents. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING Soar. Is cents, in bars for BARRIERS and
large consumers, 80 cents.
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PEofLE Will discriminate 10 favor of Dr.. Bulls
Cough syrup. The best and cheapest.
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BLOOD HU1NORS,
Whole System a ffecte ed. Gladular Swell
ings with UlceratiOns. Hacking Cough.

Messrs WEEKS Il POTTER Geatle7nen-I have
been afflicted with Blood Hunor for two years
which the best city doctors called Erysipelas
Chronic Psoriasis and scald Head. My whole sys-
tenn, especially face, head and lungs, was affected
tried all the best known advertised rene lies with
no success whatever. Was told by the best lung
doctor in the city that the sooner got cured the
better. My symptoms were humor accompanied
by Gadular Swelling, with Ulcers in the Throat
and Stomach, Dry, Hacking Cough Deafness with
Ringing Noises in the Head. For fifteen months
have done nothing but take medicine with no
benefit whatever. The CUTICURA REMEDIES have
cured me, in gratitude for which 1 make this public
statement. Respectfully yours,
FRANK ASHLEY
26 PoRJLASD ST, BOsToN, April I, 1879
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ECZEMA

ECZEMA
EfectUally Cured in Eight weeks NOth h.
ing Equal to the CuticUra Remedies
Messrs WEEKS K POTTER: Gentlemca,-Have
never used any remedies for blood diseases that
have used them i'll all forms for very severe case
OF what the doctors call Eczema, which was etfecu-
nothing can equal your CUT1cURA REsoLvENT. /
cannot say too much in their praise, and am nois-
ing them about the city
=, Truly Yours. etc, MANUEL. MANINTZ.
Aug. %, 1879.