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IHE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS by the pupils
0i our pubLc SCHOOLS under the instruction OF
Mrs ;. E. Fuller and her assistant Miss Wilson
VIII take place tomorrow at the Franklin
pulIolDg, commencing ut o'clock and ending
AT Ten O'clock p. In. This exhibition is looked
lUI Win considerable interest, as this branch
tfpublc instruction Is receiving more attention
Irom year TO year. 4 select committee have
Oeen constituted 10 examine these drawings
ana pass judgment on their merits This com
u - a. IelIOWs;sMaJor VIM. j. Twining, L.
:, engineer commissioner for the District OF
SoIuln Ola; Mr.. Edward Clarke, architect for
Inc capitol; Mr.. Paul SchulZe, OF the firm of
Sluss & SchulZe; VIM. G. Brown and Miss C. /.
SAMSON. The time between the opening of the
exhibition, by Trustee Samson, chairman OF
the committee on drawing, and o'clock, will
De devoted to the examination OF the drawings
Dy the pubic. At 3 o'clock Mrs. Winnie Rearn-
HoXle VIII deliver lecture on art to the pupils
Nhlch II Is expected viii be very Interesting.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Der.
MS Johnson and Grace Bradford; Daniel Dor
gers and Jennie Jackson, of Charles county,
Nd; Hon. John G. Campbell, of Prescott Arizl :
ma, and Marguerite Malezieux, OF Paris France:
Charles w. Marshal, and Mary E. Matthews:
James Young and Mary COkey.
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SPORTING GOODS.


This is a remarkable and extraordinary RAZOR!
Made of the finest RINGING DAMASCUS STEEL,
by Wade & Butcher, of England the best living
makers. Ground very thin and is fun concave
RINGING RATHER, 1t takes the keenest cutting
edge possible, and will split hair or shave face
with the slightest touch. Only 81 W aud warranted
tor 10 years, money refunded.
COMBINATION HOMES and BELT-com bining
2 Homes and 2 Belts in one, only 75c.
O'MEARA'e SPORTING BAZAAR.
Cor. 18th and r SITS.
myl3 &c.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeats, &c. TO.Niphr

HtHuschHeHtss &C, HO.NIXhte
FOTd'S Opera HOlLse.-"HeartS OF Oak
National TheGter.-''KpInpty Dumpty" and
spanish Students"
Thedter COnfque.-Par,s Folly Company and
Varieties
arlington T7seGter.-MHe. Saroni'5 Female
Mlnstrels and Varieties
OGd FttiOlcS IfIH.-Blint. Tom.
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WASHINGTON FISH MLRKET.-Sold by r. A,
Golden, agent:-s0.000 behring's. from s. 80 TO g
per thousand; 5, 600 shad, from SO to s12 per hun
dred; 3GO punches rock and perch, from Is to
40 cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

SENTENCED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
the Criminal Court, Judge James sentenced
EDWARD Padgett, charged with enlightenment
from J. w: Arnold, who plead guilty, to sixty
days in iail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

For BUYING or selling watches. teynlry
guns, pistols, clothing. &C.. lair dealing is a
guarantee at HerZogis 30S Ninth street north
west, near pennsylvania avenue.
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The Tame Conclusion.

lie Dathed his head again, and began working
his way slowly back up the river. Hanlan went
On, turned the flag and came back up In fair
time. When the referees boat passed Court.
Icy, Icy on tne way PACK Mr.. Blake asked him If
there was anything the matter with him. He
sald ~ eS; out did not reply to the further
question as TO What the trouble was Courtney
went TO the Potomac boat housa. Hanlan
pulled 10 the finish, and the race was declared
his. In 1916 2-5. All the steamers blew their
whistles as he crossed the line. The noise
they made was the only enllvening thing about
the great fraud Oh a race.
Riley PULLED OVER THE COURSE
ahead ahead OF Hana 1a.s He gets $500 under the
night; so was the Riggs house. There was
one general, unanimous damning OF Courtney
Everybody cursed him. Very few would be-
accepted: one that Courtney was again In the
hands or gamblers; and the other that he has
no grit and no bottom.
HANLAN WAS sERENADED
at Wizards last night, He made short
speech, In which he said he came to row a race
and was sorry that he had not. He bore down
on Riley for pulling over the course ahead of
him, saying that Riley was no gentleman. He
would row MIN at any time for any amount
Hanlan received congratulatory telegrams from
Canada-one from the Marquis OF Lorne. telling
him that he had done well. He did Well mas,
much as he showed his pluck; he did no extra.
ordinary rowing, however.
NOuHsucy SICKNESS
Courtney subsequently said he was sick and
was unable to pull. He bathed his head In the
boat house, and went TO his hotel. His head
was hung and he looked as IL he had lost every
thing. lie said to TEE STAR reporter that he
knew he could not pull, being too sick, but he
had determined TO start il iI killed him. He
came near FALLING out OF his boat two or three
times he said.
REFEREE BLAKE SAID:
"lts over; am glad OF it. have got 1t off O,
my nands, and II you ever catch me as refe zee
In another race please let me know. am dis
gusted. l thought Courtney was all right
despite the reports OF his sickness do believe.
he was 100 sick to pull. 1t Is unfortunate for
MIN That rev people VIII believe that such was
the case.
The O8Ismcn TODAY.
C0URTNEY's DEPARTURE
Courtney had the good taste TO leave town
early. At IL o'clock last night his boats-noae
OF them cut-were taken to the depot. THIS
morning at O'Clock he and his friends left for
home, a detected looking crowd.
HANLAN
was at his room at Wizards during the day.
He felt somewhat sleepy, but that feeling did
not come from yesterdays easy pull. When he
heard the time that he made over the course he
was surprised. He said this morning that he
thought that he was at least forty minutes In
making the five miles. In answer to the uueS-
ton why he did not row for time he said:
There was man ahead Of me who was row.
ing for time supposed, and certainly did NOT
want TO race man outside The MATCH He re-
ferred to Riley Of course.
Hanlan went out 10 the horse races this after.
noon.
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LECTURES.

r ECTURE ON TEMPERANCE,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ON THURSDAY
l EsvENING. MAY 10Th, 1880; The proceeds OF
this lecture are to aid the Dashaways in building
g Tabernacle. Tickets rs cents Reserved seats
25 cents extra. To be had at Drew's Drug Store,
at Parets Book Store. and Fe-guson's Drug Store.
my1S st
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Worse and Worse.

AS Courtney fouled rag after flag, going slowly
down, Hanlan pulled clean, clear and strong.
Courtney stopped rowing now and then, and
mopped his mead with his handkerchief. dfDpino
1t in the water. Hanlan stopped pulling two OF
three times also. Il was relief to see Court
ney drop cut altogether long before the turning
flag was reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

AT THE POINT BREEZE RACES, near Phfladel-
phia. yesterday, Belle Oakley won the first race
eco class Time 2:2s15. 2:291l, 2:29. The sec
ond race was won by Jersey Boy. Time 2:23.
2:23. 2:231G, 2:25, 2:2I: 2:291l. 2:31 L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

THE BEST soda water ill the city at Smms.
corner l4th ST. and New York ave. Only cts.
Try Chocolate and Coffee Syrups
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

LoDnLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains no
injurious substances; cures headache at once
CONSTIPATION, which gives rise to many graver
troubles, is cured and prevented by Cutters
LUtte Ltcer POlS.
A COUGH, COLD. CATARRH or Sore Throat re-
CURES immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease
'BTO'rh'S Bronchial Tr0ches' will almost inya-
riably give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which are injurious. The genuine
''BT0'rlt'S Bronchial TrOches" are sold 0Hly in
bOfes.
''Save Your Hair" keep it Beautiful,
London Hair ReStOrer" InSureS new growth
London Hair ReStOrer'' Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer" Exquisite dressing.
London Hair EeStorer." The only Clearly and
LONDON Hair ReStorer." effectual Hair ReStOrer
London Hair ReStOrer." In the market Not a dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoXt-
druggists.
stott a Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
1ngton.
hENoRRHoIDs.-I suffered terribly. Had made
arrangements with prominent surgeon to ope-
RATE A friend advised me to try Giles Lilii,aeHt
and Ptlts. did so, ana to my unspeakable joy.
got Immediate relief, and am now cured
Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y.
Giles PiUs cures rheumatism.
Sold py all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
100 West Broadway, \. Y.
Trial size rs cents. st.t.3t
SKINNY MKN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Re,les Heath Re'le,1er.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. s. at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. Y, 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 1y
"ALDERNEY WAGoNs"-Fresh'aldern butter
churned every morning, and delivered tn Is lbs.
=" ward, prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per oft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

ART SALE.-Thomas Bowling viii sell al his
auction rooms, TO morrow morning al II oCTk.
a choice collection OF oil paintings by resident
artists; also few fine engraVingS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

BASE BALL YBSTERDAY.-At Utica-MadiSon.
~; Cornell. II. At Prilceton-Brooklyn, 10:
Princeton, .. AT Boston-Boston, 5; Providence.
5; eleven innings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20
A SUDDEN STOP.

The Bisa strous Effects Of the Power OF
Gravity Upon Both Material
and Human Bodies.
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The NAYLAED SEMINARY held its fourteenth
anniversary exercises last evening at the Nine
cor siSted of cl0,ce vocal and tnstrunental
music; and essays on Self respect," by Daniel
BLOCKS; Reserved Force" by Alirsd C. Murphy.
OF virginia; Freedom OF Independence" by
EDWARD h. Brown, OF Virginia, and National
Dangers by MILFORD H. Smith, OF mississippi.
Certificates were distributed as follows; The
way land prizes TO Miss Lavinia James of
Ilrg1niauand Milford Ii. Smith. OF Mississippi;
the TomBr0.Fn prizes for speaking to v Ills N
carter and j. q. Price; hrSt-claSs prize to Mar
ply; second-clasS prizes to S A. Washington.
l. III. Jackson, Lot Richards and Fountain Pey,,
ton During the evening the Virginia Jubilee
singers rendered one OF their songs with fine
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AnluSenieuts. Etc.

FORD'S CPERA HOUSE.-"'HeartS of Oak" drew
another fine house last night 1t is an interest
ing play and should not be missed.
NATIONAL THEATER--Humpty Dumpty is hay
ing good share OF patronage. The fun and
enjoyment In an evening at the National will
make one forget the hot weather.
THEATER CcMIQUE AS the week progresses
the attendance at the ComiqUe increases. A
very strong Dill is on.
ARLINGTON THEATER.-The Arlington pro-
-Sramme last hight was fuIl an6 worked out
admirably. good place TO spend an evening
ODD FELLOWS HALL--Blind Tom the great
musical wonder, gave one of his singular enter
tainments TO an appreciative Audience last
night. His limitations singing and piano play
Ing are remarkable and be seems to enjoy 1t as
much as the audience, for after The rendition of
each piece he gets up and heartily applaudS
himself He plays here every evening this week
and Saturday matinee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

The MCMAECS - WHITE MEXICAN CLAIMS
CAsEs.-IeSterday Chief Justice Cartier. i'm
chambers, heard the cases OF MacManuS Chiles
and Winder against White Porter and others
SUITS 10 establish liens and Dr1OritieS on funds
in the hands OF the Secretary OF State the pro-
cetdS or awards under the Mexican claims com
mission Messrs. Denver q Pike appear for
ShileS. MI. i. j. Miller for MacManuS, Mr.Ingle
Tor Wfnder, Mr.. j. J. Johnson for Porter
Messr.. Bart.ey q Southland for Peugh and Mr.
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NTTTCHELL COOKE 4 CO..
IA STOCK BROKERS,

% BrOadWays New York.
Buy and sell on small margins AL Stoci quoted IN
New York Stock Exchange: also deal in Stock Pr u.
lego Contracts ut close rates OorresI ondence 40
ncited. ap9-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20
COMMENCEMENT DRESSES,
COMMENCEMENT DRESSES
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS.

2.OOO YARDS Job PLAID SWISS ORGANIZES,
l2kc.
INDIA LINEN, all prices.
FRENCH ORGANDY, all prices.
LACE OKGANDY, ali prices
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, all prices.
FIGURED SWISS MUSLIN, ali prices
TARLATANE, all colors.
BISHOP LAWN, all prices.
VICTORIA LAWN, all prices.
LINEN LAWN, all prices.
SWISS MUSLIN, all prices.
CORDED PIQUE, all prices.
SEA ISLAND NAINSOOK.
JONU NAINSOOK.
100 pieces of FIGURED LINEN Lawn. cts. par
yard.
SEQ pieces yard wide, choice styles of beautiful
LAWNS, 12h cents.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Large stock to make selections from,
C. NJ. TOWSON,
$50 Pa. ave-, South side.
mayl5 Near It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

ALL TEE most desirable spring styles OF ready
made garments for youths. boys and children'S
wear can be seen at the Boys Clothing House
OF b. Robinson's Co., 900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Parents and guardians can rely upon it
that IL is the most desirable place In rfe civ 10
make their nurchaSeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

VUVHE TIVOLI PARK,
Il FORMERLY GIESBORO,
is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for Picnics and
Excursions. The pleasantest summer resort al
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land -
every half hour, and beautiful drive by road ~
to the Park First-class accommodations at W
city prices; also, fine stabling accommodations for
horses. Grand Free Opening Picnic THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

LoDILLES HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains no
injurious substances; cures headache at once.
CONSTIPATION which gives rise to many graver
troubles, Is cured and prevented by Cutters
Lutte LjreT Pills
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appearance OF the Men.

hANLAN AND HIS BOAT.
Hanlan pulled out from the Analostan boat
house and padded to his starting boat amid
cheers all along the shore and water He
weighed in his boat 14SH pounds His boat
was the cedar, George Warren, which he brought
with him from Toronto. She measures 50 feet
Q inches In length with beam OF liz inches.
she sat the water like a duck and responded
most readily TO the magic touch OF his spruces.
She weighed not quite rs pounds.
COURTNEY AND HIS BOAT
Courtney, when he padded from the Potomac
boat house to the starting point, was Justify
cheered. He was in a paper shell, built by
Waters, OF Troy, expressly for this race. She
WIS not named. She measured in length 81
feet inches. Her beam was liz inches. and
her weight slightly over 20 pounds It is the
Intention to give the boat the name (Spofford)
OF the proprietor of the Riggs House. where
courtney puts up, If he wins In case OF VIC
tory for Courtney, Mr.. Spofford will have the
boat taken 70 his hotel ana suspended from the
celilng In the dlnlng-r0om. Courtney weighed
In his boating clothes 6SH pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

SUGGESTION FOR EDIsoN-Eluor Snr.-
You say that Edison Is hard ar wors on a na,ant
newspaper In which every mans advertisement
could oe placed at the head OF the column and
the next best thing he can DO is RI invent a
Iheater with nothing but center aisle seats?
Then all be happy-except the ladies.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
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NEW PuBLICATIONs-From E. NJ Whitaker &
Son We have the Edinburg Review for a prll
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RILEY

RILEY
was to-day given a check for $500. the amount
that he gets under the agreement The check
was upon Mr. Blaikie's banker In New York
MT Blake will leave tomorrow afternoon for
New York
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rAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
" ALKALINE LITHIA WArERs,)
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
Also Chalyheate Waters, rich in iron, and a
White Sulphur in the Neighborhood

Open from May 18th to 18th October annually
Unequaed by any mineral waters in Amer Z
ica for the cure OF acid dyspepsia, kidney yE.6AY
ana bladder troubles, uterine ailments, tn.mR
govt diseases Of the skin, catarrh affections rheu
matsm and functional heart troubles. IL is an uIi-
Sdatla0 sOre Of cGLctli. These waters have proved
OF great value in many other diseases, but can be
more confidently relied on in the above named than
any other mineral springs in this country. guar
s se cure if durable by mineral waters The
baths-hoI, cold and shower-are unexcelled any
where. The new and elegant swimming pool OF
aik an. water the largest in the United States if
not IN the world is especially attractive. IF No
safer or better place for ladies and children to learn
TO swim he air of this elevated region is pure and
delicious 1t is here that hay fever patients part
with their troubles. Capon being nearer to all the
cities north OF the Potomac than any of the Virginia
springs OF note by an average of hundred and
fifty miles, claims large patronage on that score.
For pleasure or health the traveller need not fur
Their. Board, by the month. $40, $40 and $50 ac-
e9rding to location; board, by. the week, SO to
THOMPSON, 703 18th ST., Washington. d. O., for
g pamphlets and water: Fine music, good boating.
hsh1ng and hunting Ia season; good livery.
ap26-1m w. 81. SALE, Proprietor.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
ihoS- Anderson 10 b. j. King, lot On Bowen
road, at top OF Good Hope road, In county: 500.
susan Jones and Thos- MOckabee TO VIM Hen
D. Davis, lots ID and p, In Moses KelyS sub. or
west half OF SO. ITO; $780, Elizabeth Tate TO
MARY f. kleckhOerer, lot &c. sub. lot f. So. 23S
s., 100. Martin Moore TO w. F. Smith, pit II, so.
lot !. So: W; OF "A; 81 eco. T. E. Waggaman
trustee. 10 r. Merely, w. 4 C, sub. OF 3. 4 and
.. sa IS; 5000. j. c. Loomis TO O. Clark, lot
us, 81. 5; $780, T. nj. ThysOn to James and II.
dempsey, iot 10, SUD. OF Prospect s17S. b.
II. Warner 70 j. d. Smith, lot 4. So. s45; $40.
Jas. b. Mclaughlin 10 A. VI. Dubitsch, lot
-, sub. or lots In 81. 3U3: 81 600 r.
Fencall, trustee. TO W. +. Eaton. sllb-lOt 25.
So. SIS; sl.6ZS. Hetty j. Gibbs to W. H. Cole.
man, lot g, Cniontown; $780, p. ii. Chrtstman
TO W. W. Metcalf, parts 25 and %, So 3O2: s525.
y. A. Deeoleet al. trustees TO New York avenue
Presbyterian church. lots and 5, So. PSI; s.
J. kirkwood 10 A. X. Belt, lot Is. sub-Sq. IA;
$1,000. Mary 4. ogden 10 ID. NJ Ogden lot TO-
50 lU2; - $40. Anthony Hyde ct al, trustees,
10 samuel Bacon, lot S. So. 30; Sl113i2. A. E.
l. Reese, trustee, 20 Christian Rupert, parts
and - So. SOB; 5000. w. b. klbby to d. w Mid
9ieson. T., part 4. So. PA; s3.4ll.25 Henry
Alexander c. Washington to Laura M Moore
par az So ~ $500. AbIam +. Barber TO Eliz-
abeth Tate. lot 50 or SUBJ OF original LOT 4 in
SO. go: IS 500. Robert Earl TO Annie NJ Blscoe,
lot -, nortn halI Oh lot Is. so. 10l; s. Robert
White TO Jos. E. Crump, part lot / So. 491:
SZOoo. VIM +. Crawford TO Jesse d. bra.
mans, lots % to 30 inclusive Of Starts suh nj
lois 81 10 81 OF GulickS sub OF so. 9S7: s50.
CnSs. A James and Il. T. Crittenden TO JOS A.
Caiuwel, IoI As, So l39; 81 SIS. Henry W. Rome
70 Anton Heitmuller. part lot H. So. Az: 81 9,sN
Margaret Van Ness TO Sarah s. Van Ness Iot &
In SUP OF original lot 3, f. ) and al roo,
$500 go, e. 1so Mason 10 Lavinia ID. Connolly lot
IG4, IN SUB OF ST. 1913; a 900. Oliver j. Wafer m
HerSclei Main lot l. So Of. - -Oo $1,000 w
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GOMFORT AND STYLE.
BROAD SHOES WITH Low HEELS.
Gents Cloth and Calf Caters.
Kid, Cali, Goat, Strap Ties.
Oxford Ties and Prince AIbert's.
Patent Leather Pumps.
Ladies and Ohildren's White slippers.
Sandal, Button and Newport Ties.
Side Lace and Congress Caters.
L. HEILBRUN'S
No. 4O2 9TH st. NV.
SIGN OF The OLD WOMAN IN WINDOW
APPS
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THE RENOyO HOPED,

FTNpE REMOVE HOTEL.
l. REEovo, CLINTON COUNTY, PENN'A. A-A
Inns faYOr1te mountain resort is vI.AV
open for the reception of Summer Board ls.iH
ers; good trout ana black bass fishing no mOslui-
toes Rates reduced for 1850. For circulars, adj
dress WILLIAM r DrJNHaM
myl5, 90 24S27 Propriefor.
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CANITARY PLUMBING.
- "a YIARs PRACTICAL ExPERrENo
JAS. r. BRIEN, 40 9th %. n:W.s
Makes specially Of the examination and rePain ~
PLUMBING, with Q view 10 its proper sanltaZ -
NOW IS TIE TINE T1y AZ III AVN"
awning MAKKn.
s29-lm No, 0l5 Market Space CUP sIAAss'S
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TRADE
s. s. s,
MARK.
MACON, GA, Mar 81, 1S79.-From having been
intimate for 9 number OF years with the proprie-
much Of its manufacture and its use There are
men in the community-well- known citizens-who
were victims in early life to Syphilis, and who have
taken the g. 8. medicine, and who are now, to ali
appearances, and in their own belief, as free from
hands of his Maker. Delicacy forbids their public
recommendations Of this medicine, but am al
viii endorse everything that can be said in its favor
Being much opposed to recommending secret rene
this article; but KNOW whereof speak when /
say that our science has not yet made public COM
r. z. MAsSENBURG, Pa. g.
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Atlanta, Ga. Sold by sOHELLER STEVENS,
National Hotel. ap1l-lm
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SHERMAN HOUSE.

FRENCH POINT, LAKE GEORGE, NY
beautifully situated opposite the Hun a
dred Islands, Paradise Bay and Black EYAy
Mountain: the gems of the Lake Good k::Hx
rooms, excellent table, extensive grounds boating
nshln1 and superb scenery. Terms moderate.
Opens June 21sT: For rooms terms etc, ad.
dress WIN. A.: SHERMAN, Proprietor, till June
2lst at Glen's Falls, Ny, after that date as above
Refers to III. Searls. Architect, 1928 10th St
q. A. Sawyer, L. s.. N, 1920 Mass. ave.
Circulars at Star Office. Send for one mavI I'm
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"ALDERNEY WAGONS, Observation-Disclosures hutter
churned every morning, and delivered in q lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc, per oft.
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THOMSON HOGSE.

TORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR
chester ard y miles southeast of Steph- $EHAv
snson's Depot, p @, Frederick Co., Va. As:sN
week and $40 per month Of IS days Children and
servants half price. Children at first table q price.
hound Trip Tickets, long time, from al prominent
points, at reduced prices. apSO-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, anton F1scher, 906 street northwest,
will give satisfaction In every respect liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

WASHINGTON NATATORryu.
w The only SWIMMING SCHOOL, in the Ms
trlct. Gil, GLIB and 6l5 81, bet 9th and I'm sts
season season Idcket ss Single Lesson. use. Twelve
Iessens, so, Single admission. Csc. Five Tickets
Si- lmyo-lm' X. L. ODLUM & Go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-20

OPEN JUNE 1sr.
A. S. PRATT, Proprietor.
Terms, $50 to $50 per month, of four n =. .
weeks. Favorable terms for children and k2\
servants Round trip Tickets from Wash lE.Y$1
ton, 81. rs. Travelling time hours Descriptiy
pamphlets and all information of
A. s. PRATT SON
my4-3m 4Ol 9th St n. W., washington. d. q.