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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

lNDICTMENTs,- grand Jury today returned
indictments n the Criminal Court against l.
ward OBT1en, highway robbery; Wm. Taylor
aias John Wesley, petit larceny, second offtn5e
Mary Keenon, do; James Curtis ASSAULT with
intent to XIII T. Robinson; Henry Powers, as
saultfng an officer; ". FL. Harrison, assault
with intent 10 rape; w. ID. Neale, burglary and
larceny: John James, embeZZlsment. The
grand jury was adjourned 20 Monday.
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Sc 900 BAIL IN THE MITCHELL CASE This morn
ing Messrs, r ]. Murray and c. s. Moore, coun-
sci for John T. Mitchell who was last week
Tried for rape On his own daughter, when the
jury failed to agree, called the attention OF
Judge Cox to the case and asked that the bail
De set. Judge Cox fixed the bail at 50 900.
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BALTIMORE. July 6.-Virginia Sizes de.
Tered II do oOnsos s5h E DO past due cJuPons.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-CottOu quies-middl !ne,
II Flour quiet ana without quota lie ch.nse.
weaa,southerD red. !. l8al.25; do. aIub.r. IL "a
1z5 No western winter red. spot. ]: % xal. %
ten Der, 1 81 asked Corn, southern easiec; west
ern steady and puiet-southern white, $50 do ye'-
low. 80, western mixed. spot, 5t}8a5ix: July, OF
August. 55ta55ss; steamer. AZ. Oats dull-west-
err white 3SaS9; do; mixed. s7aSs, Bye 10 var
quiet ard unchal ged Butter auiet-w Tern fresh
gfass, lSal1. Eggs quiet, IA. Petroleum uE-
charged. Cofiee-Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair,
gsalia. Sagst nrm-A soft, iok. whisky firm,
d1lAsil2 Frei9hts nnchaneed; Re eipts-solr
3, $40 barrels wheat 120, 2lS bushels corn Isl
.us',els os's 2. 7O7 bushels. Shipments -wh sat
~ ,O45 bushels; corn. az $40 bushels ssleE-
NEW YORK. July Flour dull Wheat
heavy and lower. Corn du'l snd lower.
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nLD WINE And OLD FRIENDS ARE NOM n
" the bes4 20 II yUSTH6 old stand knoVr Tor
XeeH = the only place where nrst-ciass SECOND.
nn. LIND 0dtH9THIko can b sold q respeelsbis
H9 DSts between 9th and 7th sts. nofthVsst o.
Branch store. No COS 9th a., between - Nd =
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Death of q. ID. Jessup,
The MAfkeSAs

PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-A dispatch from Lon
don snnounceS the death OF a. D. Jessur, iate
CT the we'll known paper firm OF Jessup & Moore
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DIR. METTAUH,s
NE a n - 49,

DIR. METTAUH,s
hEApA cHG PILLs
SRS1o1s Dssf fn0r 1.sy. s p re
s1cSs =, ~ h L woIsI lorna cleansins the body Of
fpll size boz Of these valuable PILLS With fur
aress on receipt Of nine threecent postsse ssamps
For sale By al druggists II Is oenu
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
hsy: IaonAa GUARD. one Of the most sminens
Csnreh .n ssasmar pastor Mount Vernon
MErIAgHs HKADAcaz PuIs hav. y npav sdAs M s
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
hss s,, mMoH1s GAMBIA pastor N. T. Church. h.
! have E,sd pr. M,1rAu,. Hx.p,ou, PM.
md have .us a@ nee g ys.
n my Csss the aos ARA F ai have acted e
Yours ssuiy. ~ personally! TEHoaAs GAMBLE.
Rev LEwrs A. THnKxup. pastor M. r. uurch.
Msssreury. na: o
man who 10 bed Win b.d asaacs r Il Sous
xsver. sno In two days he was out attsndins toSis
Hsapsctfuny. LEWIS A. TH1MKrKp.
Rsy:Ik Pl!xlA pastor n. z. Church, urbsns. vs..
A Hn PnIs. aud found thsm mon bsnsaoiSi.
Your ;r1S srn %s another box In prrxn.
hs mont g. WV u aoass pastor L. Z. Church. nsd.
{sn ny NJ Seo n FIJI iso .a ss
IsaH Eui1. ~ 't aEo e' y. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL co..
ssa1-eo Sole PreDrtsterss Baitinsrs. ma.
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The LADY FRANKLIN BAY EXPEDITION sailed
at IL H.. July 4th, from st. Johns, Newfound-
land, Ter powder and all stores having arrived
on time Nothing is known at the Office OF the
Chief signal officer OF the failure Of the engines
OF tie steam lauI CHI, as published In the New
IoTk Herald. TIE Point Barrow party, under
schooner Golden Fleece from San Francisco
within few days.
CHANGE OF PRIsoN.-To-da in the Criminal
Court, 1t was ordered, on the request of Attor-
ney General Macveagh, that the place OF con-
fnement for women hereafter convicted and
sentenced tie the penitenttary, be the Albany
county penitentiary at Albany, In Lieu OF the
Buffalo prison.
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HEADQUARTERS!

IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS. cents
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS, cents
LAWNS, Lawns, Lawns. Scents.
LAWNS Lawns, Lawns, 10 esnts
LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS, u cents.
VICTORIA LAWNS. 10 cents.
Good CALICO. fast rolors, Az cents.
Good CALICO, fast colors, AZ cents.
Lace Striped NAINsOOK. 8 cents
Lacs Stril ed NAINsOOK, cents.
INDIA LINENS. INDIA Linens, 20 cents.
India LINENS. INDIA LINENS, cents.
stirred LINENS, striped LINENS, cents.
Pn1e LIZ en- LAWNS, Pure Linen LAWNe Is ceats.
Pure inen Law NJ. PINE Linen LAWNS 10 cents.
teerfncker 6INGHAMS. New Styles Inst out.
keersucl er GtNGHAMS, New Styles lust out
lINkMo for Boys wear. 12H Is, L. 20, rs eta
INENpuCK for b ,y's Suits, Is &c ats
Dotted kWl6SES Persian LA WN6 ia RI ATAN
4ATTINGE. CLOTH for Boys Suits. Is cts.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SUMNER GOODS.
DRY GOODS AT THE LOWEST FIGURES.
G. N. TOWsON,
636 PennsylvanIa Avenue,
eoUTH sypx. NHAR 7rH 9rRzeF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

EVERY wide axe STOCK man has tried 81,
JACOBS Oh, AID Endorses IT, Il does It's duty.
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Burnett,s COcOafn,

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
ano keep it IN strong and healthy condition,
because IL will stimulate the roots or the hair,
ara restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COuRr-J,td1e Cor
TO cay, Emily Souders, assault with intent n
XIII; Dali 1xed al $500. Johnsr. Mitchell. rape:
Oall DAe0 az 5000. Edward Lucas. man,
slaughter; senterced to two years In the An.
ouiA penlte ntlaly aud fine of $50
POLICE COURT, Judge SaeU.
Yesterday, George Baker, affray: forfeited
fonaseral; 81 samuel Frasler, assault on WIN.
on Moses Harris, by cutting him several Simss
9n the arm and side with knife: $40 or sS
days; also charged with Carrying pistol: son
or 30 days Emily Robinson, assault on Ben
IAN In Matthews; s. or Is days. Richard G ard
ner, assault on Washington Gardner nv
striking him on the head with an iron rod; 90
lays In jail. Daniel Eagan. Michael Niphtnn
George Ryan. James Krouse, Dewitte c. BUrke
and jacob Chase; forfeited collateral Thos
Bowen; do William Scnoaeld, larceny Of q
hat from Alexander Riley; do. Isaac Gibson
loud and ooisterous; S. or Is days. Dennis SnI.
II an, profanity; IS or days. Blanche p
Wright, vsgrabey: bonds or 90 days. Isaac
TO-; do. Samuel Booth. do; bonds or 80 days
Seth Lumiord, do; do: John Han, do; do. Ell.
ward Baker, firing Off pistol within 200 yaris
Of house; S.. carrie Quiet, vagrancy; bonds
or go days. Robert Bell, indecent exposure; si0
Dr. 80 DAYS,
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WHOLESALE AGENTS,
STOTC a. CROMWELL.
$50 PennsyIvanfa avenue,
ie22-tu.5t WASHINGTON. ID. O..
CITY ITEMS.
ssThe Celebrated Itebls

"Ihe CeIebrated Lfebig Company
OF New York, Paris and London, has attained
its great reputation by adhering to two rules
lt oilers no cheap goods. IL offers only honest
preparations at honest prices and consequently
Ia buylng preparations having the name and
seal ot thls reputahle company. one Is certain
OF purity and excellence. The Liebig Com
pany s Arnicated Extract OF Witch Hazel, for
instance, although sold at the same price as the
quack. coIoriess, weak trash, sold under the
name OF Witch Hazel, is so much superior TO
every way, that once used. is sure IN cause 1t
10 be used always thereafter. II cures Plies,
SAT- Rheum, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Ca
tarlh, Painful MonthlieS, Sore Throat and Neu-
relgfa. Be sure TO ask for Liebig Co. s Arni-
Gated Extract OF Witch Hazel Remember the
market Is HOODED with worthless limitations y
tEdttoTtdt M Scientific Supplement OF FL Ranch
trO.l Sold In 30 cents and dollar sizes
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COunterfefts! CautfOn!!

COunterfeits! CautfOn!!
Several limitations and counterfeits OF the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by Irresponsible par
ties
Some are called "RUAFoRD," one is famed
''BUMFoRp," another "HUNFoRD," and so on.
All have the general appearance OF the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever .epares or sells any limitations or
counterfeits OF the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer,
infringes our copyrights. and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and Imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infringers to the full
extent OF the law.
The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily end largely Increased, In spite OF the
almost Superhuman efforts Of nurn6er OF
competitors, accompanied by misstatements
and misleading advertisements. Our sales are
iiOW nlolC IMAM tNtf DtiOIt, duu TSSuIt ud5
been accomplished without extensive advertis-
ing. but by keeping the quality OF the goods
higher than any others. and selling at reason
able prices
We shall do all In our power TO prevent i'm
position upon our customers, aud shall con-
upue 10 warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
be as heretofore healthful, nutritious and OF
standard strength.
Him N. d. ARNOLD, Treas.
Rough on Hats.
The thing desired found at last Ask Drug
gtsts for Rough on Rats. IL clears out rats,
mice, reaches, bed bugs. &c, l5c. boxes. III
"Aldsrney Dairy WaHons1
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ing, and delivered fn hlbs Ward prints, 35c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butternlilk and
sweet milk &c. per at, Cream. loo pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

Preventive OF Malarlai Diseases
opinion OF Eminent DIR. III. Il.
W alton, of Annapolis. Md.
Colden's Lteotg's Liquid Extract OF Beef Is a
most excellent preparation. IL Is par excel
lence. superior to cod liver Oil or anything |
have ever used In wasted or impaired constltu
{ ons, and extremely beneficial as a preventive
OF ma,arial diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05
FUssELL's Ice cream.

WHAT bargains there is at J. q. Young's, 736
Ith street. OF the damaged goods by the late
StOrm,-AdW
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Searching for the Disabled Steamer
VandaE liza.

One OF the two tug boats which lett the river
ely de On The 2Sth ult. IN search OF the steamer
Eandalia from Hamburg for New York which
broke her shaft. and was spoken on the 20 b
ut, has returned, having been Unsuccessful.
The captain Of the tug says ne Knows nc ntng
OF the Whereabouts of the second tug. He met
heavy westerly gale and thick weather, aud
even II the second tug encountered the Van
dalla it could not tow her. Another tug Will
leave Thurso to day In search OF The disabled
steamer. The manager OF the Hamburg Amer
lean steamship company ia nov sc Glasgow
trying to get large steamer TO go CUT, and the
admiralty has been asked to order man OF
war On the northern station 10 see1 the Van
dQlfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

PREsCRIBKD By PHYSICIANS.
II II o PIC.
FRUIT
LAX We.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS
A Delicious and Re5resI,iI,g Fruit
LOseMge,
Which SERIES the Purpose of Pulls
and
Dfsa0reeatieP "rgatire Medicines
TRoPIO FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best prepsrs
ton In the world for Constipation. -BiIiousness,
Headache. Piles. and al Kindred Complaints. n
acts gently. effectively, and 10 delicious TO take.
Cleansing the stem thoroughly II iuaparts yisor
to mind and body. snd dispels Melancholy. Hypo-
chondris. etc. ONE TRIAL ooNvINoEs.
PACKED IN BRoNZED TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price so and 90 cents. ssId by ALI
80 49,
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The German Pre- So OH the attempted As
SassinaliOn,

A Berlin dispatch 10 the Morning Post says:
The German press, commenting on the attic npr
upon the Presidents life. advocates the re-
sun ption or the Sumner-SchuIz projected civil
service reform,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05
CELERY

is q Remedy for Nervous Disco SEES.
HhGf the Medical Profession Sag
.f60uf II,
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AMUSEMENTS

nkIHKR'S SUMNER GARDEN CONCERTS.
- Attractions THIS week.-mrs. Helena Tsy
lor, Contralto; the B lltimore Quartette; Mr.. VIM
Jaese Cornet TO DIST, and the Greatest Banjois
liyir z, Prof. Ievi Brown.
fraa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

EIeUIS COs'S C0Cd Bcef Tonic
Emoodfes the nutr1tfve elements OF the muscu-
lar more blood bone and brain OF carefully Sc
lected healthy bullockS. combined with the
powerful tonic virtues OF the Coca, or SacreI
Lie Pant CT the Incas. and choice quality OF
Sherry wine, Beware OF limitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

nk. sIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALIsAYA AND
DlhON BITTERS are the grandest blood puri-
her and health restorer known, because they re-
PAR the waste Tissues snd restore the weaE and
debilit&ted to health. Therefore, you have
cbiIis and fevers. take this Iron Tonic. II you
fee oppressed after meals, take Iron Tonic Bttere
west. and al druggists. jel74p
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR The STEAMER
NARY WASHINGTON.

NARY WASHINGTON.
ooCooUAH, FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON
SMPR,NGs;mThe, an steamer MANY SES
sfgpn 4 soS SNb,y FA ktb sy'Ty 60.
5GY iestns sS .es whsrf a 90 and s EEI
days 81 ~ AM re t a I'm Fare round
sTsiy steamer h sffh !.
m, retnrn az m Fare, 10 &c .ts This boat
DALI. Manager.
Excursions every SATURDAY, leaving her wharf
at 6 80 p. m. returning at IL sop IN. Music and
dancing down and hack on al trips except Sun
days. Tickets. IS cents. m27
DOTONAC sTEAMBOAT COMPANY's AD.
Il NERTIsEMENTs.
FOR NCHR pSId4, PPo{ElTsMoTTH. E9RrREss-
POINT Lookour.. AMI
sesmer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS anc
THrkeD.ls at $50 y. m, and
SATuRDANS6pm N.
EXCURSION TO TIE oAPEs svfRT SUNDAY
First clsss to Fort Monroe and Norfolk..-..s2 90
Frst Class PPey Point and Pon; Lo 5a so
fHs' cass, refund 90
FOR RICHMOND. FREDRRICKsBURG, AND
ALL POINTS honrll
necIing with r., r and p 4 Il al oaantic1, tsioe
daily except eund.y) at 9 so a m. aud 80 ,. m
Fare 10 Richmond, Unlimited. ............... s 90
Fare 70 Richmond. round trip good Tor 10 days 90
EXCURSIONS
10 Richmond, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk Wis Rich
alona IL return 70 sshington. James River by
stss%er fEoeisior. iSise ed daily 60 80 and $50
and Pcton ac Railrosd from oWsntico 'U's
p sfssm .sd S. Levy THURS
5iohmopd tnd Norfolk with the James River
steamers esch way.
Round trip tickets. 90
DAILY EXsURsloSS TO QUANrICo,
Vis Excelsior, 80 m. and $3.50 p.rI. On SUN
DAYS at D. M. only.
Tickets Tor sale ara inicrmsticn fufaished at B
W. kkED's SONS, 1916 + street north aest: Cooks
iFSnF al F. E9Ps Gs
to ci,y Po.t Office. and Ct Gomp.as's ONCE; 9TH
wx ur,,,r, General SUPERINTENDENT:
DO1OMAC FERRY COMPANY
Persons desiring Dell shtful charge from the de-
p pr ss L neat q he city. can enjoy sSA
tomac river TO Alexandria and re
turn: ssy Day dUrin. the week. for IS cents or 10
HnaT q .y T q The Boats wa.s
$50. 90. $50 & 80 and 80 p. m The trips al
and U aaa 80 p m are especially stTsshns
.sERsCSSON LINE NTE,uERS.o
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE TO PHuApEIpHII
Avoiding the b eat and Dust of tie Oars
stesm6ost Co Wi leave the Sompany's WRsrC
ner liGht and Pratt streets, Baltimore
EVERY AFTRRNOOS Except Sunday AZ 70 M
for Philadelphia.
FARE-Go.BIS .............-...s2.e 90
Tickets Issued 70 Atlantic City via 49,
Samden snd. Atarhc h Il, The
Bhis: Ronnd Trip Tickets. good for the season:
Baltimore TO Atlantic City ..................sSb 50
e H..
For further iI.fOrnstion and tickets apply 10
FRkD SKRIVER, q. 7. Aren't.
n2o-2m Light street wharf, Baltimore.
GLYMONT PAVILION and SUMMER RFsORT
" can be er Fsetd for ticnirs Excursions by
applying 70 :. r. SMITH, Proprietor. or T. j.
IhCDLEN, AIT, EOS 7th at. northwes. jell-lms
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COLE BICYCLE SALEsROOM AND SCHOOL
FOR THE DISTRICT AT FENToN HALL,
HOS z STREET NORTHWEST, WAsHINGToS, d. @.
Fend stamp for full information to
js20-lm III. /. CARPENTER.
UASEIN GTON NATATORIUM. STREET. BE-
w TWEEN 9TH AND 7-H Open every FORE
Noon FUR LADIES and every AFTERNOON aud
EVENING FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female
Teachers ready at all hours to give instruction in
swimming. Admission. IS cents. je4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
CT COLUMBIA.
PATRICK j. MURPHY VS.. MEAL r. MORAY, Ad
niHistTator, &c. No 1851. Equity Doc. IL.
This cause having been referred to me to state al
account OF the eetste Of Hugh Murray, deceased.
notice 10 hereby given that Will attend to the said
reference on THURSDAY, JULY z, 1881, at my
heard. JAS a. PAYNE.
je26 eotj7 Auditor.
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SENTENCE OF THE MAN WHO SHOT has SdlP.
IEY.-Tnls morning, in the CriQinal Court
Jucge COX, Edward Lucas, VINO Was convicted
Oh manslaughter in killing Ms. Snipley. on
christmas day last, by pistol shot fired at
RANDOM from Vindow, was called up for SEN
form Of the verdlct-'invoiuntary manslauoh-
tei"-aId to the prisoner having been AK
months 10 jail. The court remarked that the
act at ieast showed carelessues5, and Imposed
sentence Of two years tmpr. sonment at The
Auburn penltentlary and fine OF Sll 80
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NJ WILLIAM has received q large assortment
II ladies bal hing suits.

MARRIAGE LICEnsgs have been issued to Peter
Ross ana May Lewis: John B. Brogn and
Rachel Lanham; GustaVus Meredith, OF Man
che ster. Va, and Annie Dieper, Of Lynclourg,
Olivia Thompson, OF Prince George County,
Md; Edward Snead and Emily Riggles. Harry
Murray and Catherine Lee; Robert Bouldln
Fanny Gerry; Chas. Lesko ana Jemtma Waters;
W. f. Douglas and Josephine Smith; r w.
Atkinson and Laura L. Martin. both o. New
Kent co.Va and the following from Richmond:
Tyree and Hattie s. Tiller; Chas w. Wood
ward and Bette L. Gill, c. j. Watkins and Ella
L. Moody; ChaS E. O'RoTks and Ella Burnett,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

A NEW ROOF is on tue Spencerian Business
college and new students are assembling Ia its
mans 1or condensed instruction in penman3hip,
bookkeeping. calculations ana spelling during
summer sessions.
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FOR EIGN AFFAIRS.
The Bend Or Libel Case.

LONDON. July 5-The application for new
trial In the Bend Or libel case has been granted
Persistent IRA dlaugh.
LONDON, July 5.-Mr. Charles Bradlaugh hav-
Ing been Informed that the cabinet will not
proceed further with the parliamentary oath
bills at this session OF Parliament, has written
TO the speaker OF the House Of Commons at Al
irg that be disregards the order OF the House
expelling him as Illegal, and thar he will there
fore again present himself at the table of the
house 70 take the oath.
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Wis Excelsior. 80 m. and s 80 p.rl On sun.
DAYS at y. N. only
hounu trlp 90 cent?.
Tickets for sale ara information furlished at b
W. REEDS SONS, 1876 r street north eat: Cooks
Stands at Principal Hotels; II 70 kinhsrn nj
TO City Pest Office. and st Oompsnv's Ofice, 7th
street whaif. GEORGE MATTINGLY,
,r - General Superintendent.
MM r MEICH, Agent, ia25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05

Some are called "RUAFoRD," one Is famed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05
RUMFORD YEAST POWI

have been offered for sale by irresponsible pal
ties
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To Richmond, via Norfolk, or TO Norfolk vi. Rich
day iisht. A deli ehtful trip.
Steamer Excelsior. twice daily g 30 N. aud 80
no , to Richmcnd, via Richmood Fr6 de,icksburg
and Potion ac kaSlroad from Qu-ntico
Steamer George Lesry. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SA URDANS TO Norfolk, connecting at
Bichmopd End Norfolk with the James River
steamers esch way.
Round trip tickets az 90
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MRS SOUDERs' BAIL---Th1s morning, In the
Criminal Court. Mrs. Lockwood called attant on
20 the case CT Emily Souders charged with
assault and battery With intent TO kill Coz
stable Hubbell stating that she was Ia the
Police Court committed in default OF $500
Going to that court on Saturday, she tMrs
LcckwoOo) was Informed that the papers had
been sent to this court. She would be prepared
20 give tnat bond. Mr.. Perry remarked that
poSterous for the Police Court to fix 80 small
pond when woman shoots man. Mrs. Lock-
wood replied that her Investigation showed
that Mrs. SouderS had good defense. She was
protecting her own property. Besides. q num-
OR of citizens had Informed her that the woman
ought 70 be out. Mr.. Perry: 1.-THE sooner citi-
zeDs get I'D OF sucn bottoms the better The
court thought that $500 was too small, and Il
should be at least $500 or 5000.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-05

NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
One of the surgeons of the Ma
tional Surgical Institute will visit
Canton, Miss, November 7ih, 1881
stopping at the City Hotel. The
object of this visit is TO give the
afflicted an opportunity for exami-
nation at or near their homes, thus
saving hopeless cases the expense
OF a tip 10 Atlanta. A careful ex-
animation will be made, and pa
tients can learn if their cases are
durable or can be benefited, and
whether 1t will he necessary III
them to visit the institute. In such
cases as can be cured, or trea ment
begun at home, arrangements can
be made with our visiting surgeon,
and treatment commenced AT once.
Gases of deformities and chronic
diseases will be examined, such rs
club feet, diseases Of the hip, spine
and joints, paralysis, piles, fistula,
catarrh, female and private dls>
eases, and diseases OF the eye, ear,
etc. Come early, as the visit is linz
tied to the time stated. For circn>
lars and fall particulars, address Ma
tional Surgical Institute, Atlanta
Ga.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-05

A TRUE CAUSE FOR EEGRET-
It makes the heat of every phiIan
LhropiSt sad to see SO many worth-
advertised for the cure of chronic
diseases. Usually the remedy is
some vile catIarti>; compound or al
co!olic prepuratio com bined with
buchu, tarpentiue or other severe
diure.ic that affords the invalid only
temporary relief, but which has no
lasting effect, and in truth cvrutu~
ally brings on coInplica ton of dis
eases arising from state of WORN
out and exhausted digestive and
urinary organs that nothing but
death eau relieve. Invaiitls ShOuld
trust more to nature for their reccv
cry. A gentle medicinal tonic that
stimulates eHfeebled digestion and
strengthens every part OF the sTs-
effect ON both mind and body, is
natures truest and best assistant.
Such remedy is Browns Iron Bit
te's, a medicine surprising thu sale
of all other remedies whenever its
merits become known, for it acts il
such perfect harmony with the laws
Of lille and health, that all pu lmona-
ry, urinary and digestive troubles
are prevru'ed and permanently
e!lred by its timely use. 1t contains
no alcohol, ard viii not blacken the
teeth. Physicians and ministers
endorse and recommend it.