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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

Mrs Martin f, Seton has opened
private school at hcr residence
Frederick has an early mail that delivers
the Baltimore papers there at ) O'Clock Ia
the morning. We receive 'h'a al e'''eh'
Prrp@raticns t,r Christmas are under
way in the iundaI Schools a0d very il
1vrrsljng exercises "TG promised
4 ham Of comfort has been found in
tle usg Ut DR.. S,hlcy Family Cough s}yy-
~
sery,res g, tho n1uker church in This
1},,c were largely attended on Snnda, al
ter noon last.
Tl,,.n Interested viii take note oc the
sa,,,l C,,,r,;s.i,nrrs' and County COM
,.i..i,o.rs, advertisements in anotac. col
,,,,
A,,no ,no,1rsoc sale Of Nr. Warner r
C,f,,,. ou Saturday hast. the tot Of ground
9 i hy,-y s,n5,c .ycrc pncaqsel by Mr..
Voor D,,rr.
-. p,- l. ~, SnLwaiDisy : T - will
orc,,a j., NE Noryyjsn Church in Me
,,,,n..;,..o,,, on SUNDAY mnrting next and
;,,,.. .rrr;n., nt Gr.rcla1
,.,.,o,, D.cs i.
", -, tina c,,,,nd
',,,h q, a,.. 1,,,ri.,s Inr,ua)ei for bril-
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The Western Maryland ha'fo"u expect
TO lay steel rails to Mon"racy or''Se' ~
Christmas. They also 'n'cnA putting ~ I"
new iron bridge At that place, to take the
place OF tie WOODEN one.
Never try to raise family without a
good newspaper, provided i, contains the
advertisement of DIR. B1lI's Cough Syrup;
for this valuable medicine is necessary to
keen vorr children in good health.
,;n ho naia IN an
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snoo, - n,is ooo,ion ~ Frederick County
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z.urai eMrms.

1000 Yards Fan
cy Prints! Another
large lot of Ladies' q
Childrens' "Beware
KeepYour EyesWide
Opcn' Solid Sole
Shoes, and Mems
Whole Stock $3.50
Boots. Also Ladies
Coats and Dollnas,
and Mems listers 4
Overcoats.
Just Received at
G. II. Johnson's S.
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QiED

On the 4th inst, near Emmitsburg, after y
protractcd course of suffering from a tn
NOR, Samuel Maxell, ages - years, 10
months and II days.
hours from paralysis, near Bloominghutg
Fayc.te county, ONO, Mrs. Wisslcr,
mother of the rev ~ Wi,slcr of This
place, aged - years, . monlhs and 4
days
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4 Frederick County Farm
Al 9alIEss.ECSAEsI!

On the Western Maryland Railroad. IT,
ing Immediately on the road ut Lov's Sta.
iion, two mites east otGraccham, in Fred
i,rihk Comfy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

DIVORCE ST. IT.-Dr John w. Dcvilhss
of Creuge has instituted y SUIT for
divorce from his wife, Mary G.. DevilhIss,
who cloped on the End day of December
last, with one Andrew M. Gcsbert, d mar
ried man.
SALE OF A VALUABLE EoRsE. Mr.. D.
E. Bucky, of Middleburg, Carroll county
has sold to Louis Markell Esq of Freder-
ick City, his splendid driving horse. Sam
uel j. Tilden, for the sum of $500 SAM
is II magnificent horsc--a quick stopper and
a splendid driver. Mr.. Brckey Las Sup
piled Mr.. Markell with all the horses he
has used for the last seventeen years.
For SaletO close Ou..
800 Concord Grape Vines 2 years old:
5000 Sha p,css Strawberry Plants ready TO
set out
| I will sell the above goods low.
! Write for prices.
They can be sent by mail.
5. WEANT,
York Road,
Oct. 5G-4l* Carroll Co. Md
I SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The
Convention of the Second District Mary
land Chassis, will be held in Trinity Re
formed Church, Adanstown in this county
on Tuesday and Wednesday, November
2lst and 22d' The following services will
be observed Tuesday, . p. m, "Thc
J. r Rossier and E. II. Eschbach, D. ID
"Thc Preparation Of the Teacher and
Scholar -Revs G. f. Sontay and NJ. l..
Firor. Tuesday, pm, THE Reformed
Church" G l.. Staley and f. link,
ham, "The Catccilsm and Calechising -
Revs. r. r. HotTmiel and G. Clever. Wed.
ncsday, 10 a. m How Can Parents Aid
the Sunday School?"-Reys. a. Shuen-
berger and NJ. l.. Shnford. "Thc Festivals
OF thc Church Year -Revs. L. Il. I~ch
bach D. d. and n. H. Styles wednesday
: p. IN M ssions, Home and Foreign -
Re7s. G. Clever and G. F. Sontag, "flow
can the Sunday School aid the Missionary
Cause ?"-Revs. NJ L. Firor and A. 5 hu
eubergcr.- Examiner.
Franklin Mills, Fred'k Co. Nd.
Sept ~, 1882.
We have Just returned from the City an,
= would respectfully call your attention t
, our large and well selected stock of Goods
g we mention in part as follows:-Dry Good:
e Notions Ready Made Clothing, Queens
Z ware, Earthenwarc, Hardware, Cutlery
p Groceries Spices ofall kinds, Bacon, Fi-
r and Lari' A large stock of Boots an
Shoes of which we are making u Sptcialt
n Upper and Sole Leather and Calf Skin
h and a variety OF goods usually kept in
: tirs;,cia Country Store. Give Us a cal
,. Sept, Fl tt* b. Colliiowcr s Son
The cold wac that reached here o,
-, Monday last entered this country up in til
North vest GA Friday last.
:, New TINE CARD he Western NJ,
4 railroad issued u new Time Card on sun
n day last. Trains will ar.iye and leave tn
pon, as follows
,CI EXpacss East at 100 a. m.
e Mail West at 10 - q. IN.
n Mail East at 3.4T p. m.
4 Memphis Express East at 452 p, m.
/. Express West at Gas p. m
n By the new arrangement on tho En-
& misburg rairoad passengers cannot max
y the round trip in the afternoon AS formerly
n The connections at Frederick Junction ar
p "a follows -
Arrive at the Junction at Q 26 n. m.
Leave for Frederick at 1925 II. m.
q Leave tor Tnncvtown at go n, M.
Having to wait an hour at the junction
makes 1t nearly or quite noon when pas
sengers arrive in Frederick.
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FREDERICK Dol GLASS

written by himself IS full page ilustra.-
tons; price $3.50 Outrivals Uncle Tom $
Cabin IN Thrilling and romantic interest,
with the added charm that every word is
true. a marvellous story most graphicaly
told and of greet historical value This vol
ume will he eagerly sought for by the hun
drcds of thousands who have watched the
remarkable career and have been thrilled
by the eluQucnCe of this wonderful man.
Thc work gives an account of many inter
views With prominent men and narrates
many anecdotes concerning them unknown
TO the general public 1t abounds III many
graceful touches both of Wit and clio
qnence.
He is such remarkable man that PEG.
pie like To read about him, and no Won
der y Bost1n CongregatonaLst.
ut is inspiring as u poem."- IVoman's
Journal
NO stranger story has been, or ever will
be told y Boston Advertiser
at is a more absorbing tale than any
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Co1lrdHt
"rhe whole story is exceedingly well
told. - Rochester DemocrU
Address PARK PUBLISHING CO.,
Hartford, Conn.
Nav . at |
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The Building Association.

We have pretty thoroughly canvasscd
one class of citizens in this town and vi
entity on the subject ola building As,ocll.
ton and we do not desire to he misundcr.
stood when we say that the idea las met
with an unexpectedly favorable reception.
When We say that we wish not to be mis-
understood we mean, that we do not want
anyone to think that our own personal in.
tcrest influences Us to express ourselves a.
being sanguine or TINT the wish is farther
to the thought Of the availability Of the un-
dcrtakng When we say that certain
class favor and will take part in it we
mean it and refer to those who would not
90 into 1t as an investment, but first, as a
means of securing and paying fora home
and secondly, as n means Of saving, by
some of our young men who have no fam
lilies, but who nevertheless, Go not succeed
in saving any Of their wages or income
that they may receive over and above their
necessary expenses.
There are number of such as above re.
ferrcd to, who are not only willing but anX
ious that the Association should be organ
lied, but there must be those additional,
who would embark in 1t as an investment
and it is to them that we now particularly
address ourselves. Having received salts
factory evidence Of the fact that there are
Il number Of those who desire to benefit
themselves as above stated and with the
experience of the old association to prove
its worth as an Investment, we now call
upon those of our citizens whose means
are more ample and who can readily make
the investment ofa few hundreds ofdolars
outside of their business, to come forward
in the aid of others who are not 50 well
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Graceham Letter.

On last Friday evening the friends and
members of the Congregation ofGraccbam'
gave Rev. E W Shields and family a very
substantial donation. | shall NY to give a
detail of the evening proceedings. MIR. II,
W Bennett and wife were enlisted TO call
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

WAN TED, Agent--starl!ng as the
w pages Of rOmance--trom the lowest
depths Of slavery to n position among the
first in the land. Life and time" Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-27

NOTES FROM THE BOAT HOUSES BACKWARD SEA
soS-THR PLATE PRINTERS AND THEIR CHAMPION

NOTES FROM THE BOAT HOUSES BACKwAkD SEA
soN-rHR PLATE PRINTERS AND THEIR CHAMPION
WHAT THE CLUBS ARE DOING.
Owing to the unfavorable weather the boating
season has been somewhat backward, and but few
boats have been on the river during the past week
The regatta of the plate printers last Saturday
afternoon opened the season very successfully.
Bode, who won the single skull race Saturday.
ms the making OF a fine oarsrnan, and when he
gets some experience In handling the oars, he will
owe dangerous competitor for any OF our single
scullers Before the race his appearance attracted
attention, as he sat in his boat His muscles
are not very large, but they are very finely
deVeicp,d and is as trim as race horse. He
ms plenty OF endurance, too. He became fur
rled at the start, and was unable to catch the
water well, so that his most dangerous competitor
Kennedy, shot far ahead, and at the finish of the
first half mile had a lead OF several lengths. He
was unable, however, to keep up against BODIES
heavy work.
The p!ats-printers are thinking seriously OF
sanlfng White, OF the AnaloStahs, and Nc Kenny,
Of the POtomacs, to rel resent them at the Newark
and Harlem regattaS this year. The former is one
o. the best men tie Analo5tlns ever had and Nc
K my is now the champion single sculler OF the
river.
The Analostans have now, perhaps the best
rowing material that the club ever possessed.
There should be no difficulty In selecting a crew
that will DO them credit at any regatta.
The PotomacS seem UNDECIDED whether to pick
their crew from the old and tried members or TO
give some OF the new ana younger men a chance
IL te Uodt- Ility siioui not remain inactive long,
for their defeat at the hands OF tue Columbus last
W II hangs over them still, and it would as II
tley would make an early effort to wipe it ont.
The CoiunlD.as are Keeping up their reputation
To- energy. They have men out every evening
when the weather permits. Mute and KintDer will
d -ubtiesS b. in the waist of their boat They have
abundant good material TO select the other two
men from.
Messrs. Appleton and Harrison, OF the POtOmacs,
send their double along quite lively.
The regatta at Fredericksburg on the 4th of
July will doubtless be the most interesting yet
held there. The crew OF the University Of Virginia
h as already been selected.
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Condensed Locals.

Advertisers will CONFER favor by sending IN
Their orders for S4tur!ay'S double sheet issue 1T
the earliest practicable moment TO insure ertiOn
and proper classification. The number OF new adj
vertisements printed in April thus far is 2,3G7.
Wi'fiam Nigle, small c0lored boy, was before
Judge Shell to-day on a charge of Erccny, and
Was sent TO the reform school during minority.
The limited express train on the b itimore &
Potomac road lett this morning In two sections,
both OF them heavy. Among the passengers was
the Italian opera troupe.
boat in which were Benjamin Woods and
James ThomiS, co!Ored, WAS capsiZed off Lower
Cedar Point on the Potomac yesterday, and both
men were drowned.
The American Society of Civil Engineers win
hold its annual convention this year In this city
commencing . the 18th and lasting until the 10 b
OF May, the piece OF meeting being WIZARDS hall
the association. Gen ii. L. Wright win preside
on the occasion. Co. Casey is the chairman OF
the committee OF arrangements
Mr.. G. :: Griffith, president OF the Maryland
PRISONERS Aid association, will shortly visit this
city 20 see Guiteau Mr.. Griiith has the entree
OF all the prisons IN Maryland, and often does
good work in the reform ton OF prisoners and
the Improvement in their condition.
John Lester, colOred, was charged in the Police
Court, yesterday, 10y Jane Lester, his wife, with
striking her over the eye so hard with shovel
that she could not see for three weeks John
denied the assault and said the trouble was caused
by her going With young man. He was sent to
Jail for 80 days, and when going into the dock
Jane called to him that when he came cut he
coun give her divorce
Shillington sends ~. Nicholas for Nav
The carpet that fOTmerly covered the rel room
nj the White House, measuring 30 by ~ feet and
which was purchased during President Grants adj
nlnlStrs uoa at 4 cost or $1,000, was sold by auc-
ton In Baltimore yesterday, TO Michael Swami, for
$500.
Mr. ii. ID Cooke has received kilograms from botl,
silver city and Tucson that John Magruter, sup
posed 20 have been Killed by the ApdcheS Is So fe
having arrived at Clifton, New Mexico, on the
3sening OF the 18th.
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DARASOLS.
PARASOLS.

kJAhASOAAS IARASOLS,
NEW STYLES.
Parasols, lined, all colora, 81.
Cardinal ParHeols lined, s..
Satin ParasOls Inoire styles. lined, s..
Satin Parasols, lined. gilt ribs, Spanish lace, 81.
Satin ParasolA. gilt ribs, deep Spanish lace S.
Parasols with fancy handes 81. Is $3.50. 81 $250.
Bun Umbrellas. black and brown, large sizee.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
SUMNER SILKS.
Al Wool Monte Dress Goods, new colors $50,
Ladies' Cloth, in Al the Spring colors.
Summer Silks. Soc. &c. extra heavy at 76c.
Spring Cashmeres, new cOlorS, ct 12kc.
surah sefins. new coiors at SOC.
Chudda Cloths, Illuminated styles.
MORE ~, sstns s1 the latest styles, ct g..
All Wool Black Cashmeres. 37c. Soc. 62c. and T5c.
silk Damasses, Tinsel Novelties Nuns Yelling.
Plaids.
Bunting. ail-wool new colors. best make 25c.
Lace Bunting. only 12xc.
India Linens Persian Lawns Dotted and Fgufed Sviss
Check Netnsooks Victoria Lawns. French Organdies.
- INCHES LONG.
Damask Towels. q $50.
Cream Table DamAek, &c.. Soc.
Percelee, Madras and Seersucker 0tnghama.
Boys Cloth for Spring Suits, 25c.. &c., Soc.
6heettnx Cottons. White and Colored Counterpanes.
Best 2-Pfy Carpets, Al wool, reduced to 55c.
@. II. TOW6ON,
SO Pennayiyania avenuaL fsouth sidel,
ap29 Near Market.
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The Comet.

WHAT NAN WHO HAS SEEN 1T SAYS ABOUT IT.
stan reporter had the good fortune TO meet
DIR. Morrison upon his return from the observatory
where he had been gazing at the new comet
through the telescope. IL Is not visible to the
naked eye as Yet. In answer to question as to
how ii looked, the doctor made sketch OF a round
Dedy with n0wlng tail, and resembling very
much the comet everybody is accustomed 10 see in
books The doctor said:
very well-dehned center The star-like nuclens in
the center is wanting. but the tail Is developing
very rapidly. Prot. Boss of Albany, thinks that
is going to develop very large tail and that it
Will be exceedingly brilliant for a short time"
.When viii 10 be yisible?" asked the reporter
"From the 18th OF May to the 18th OF July" re-
piled the doctor; 'but from the lst of June to the
middle It Will be so near the sun to be scarcely
visible"
"What viii be the length of the taile,
ut Is estimated that the tail will be some four
OF hVe degrees In length and probably longer than
must be considerably forcshorened. IL is now
moving about two million OF miles per day
~, Mhen " reaches perihelion on the 9Th OF June
miles per second This is a tremendous speed"
Tax OLD DoAINIos Boar CLUE, OF Alexandria.
propose To open the boating season by a musical
and literary entertainment 1t the Armory han In
Mat city, on tho evening of Nay 5th by way OF n
Ao9cing itself as " in the field for h6nors on the
Yly1I, ard ready and willing 10 oars with cur
WASHINGTON clubs. The following from here have
volunteered 10 make the occasion pleasant for the
Boys and their friends: Mrs. Charles B. McCartee.
MS = X: True, Mr.. E. B. Hay, Mr.. John Pugh,
H. anI 1T. >. j. kupeI, With
Donchs orchestra. Besides an attractive program
5. "a; soGS, uees readings eta they win renter tue
PRODUCES music from the leading and popular
operas Every effort Is being made to make the
AFFAIR successful In every way.
-
WASHINGTON CATTLE MAKKET--At tie Queens
town. drove yards on the Metropolitan Eranci B.
E o. r. r., three miles from the city Lewis D.
Means, proprietor, yesterday, $40 head OF cattle
were offered OF Which $50 were sold tc butchers at
5asc. per pound, and 80 Sold for sto-kers 16)
sheep and lambs sold as follows: Wool sheep "a
SIC. per pound; cEppcd sheen. 6Sa6H; lambs.
Salt. Cows and calves brrasb: :.1.s5Q ihe state
OF the market was brisk.
Nor DgAn--The report yesterday that Robert
Hayes, one OK the aids OF the chief marshal In Tie
eDanclparoE cekaretion, on the nth instant, had
died ron Injuries receb ed that day by failing freni
his horse, proves to bc incOl ect Col Perry Carsca
tbc chief marshal was notified CT the aeath Of Mr..
Hayes yesterday, and at the meeting II the aids
and marshals last evening" resolutions of respect
70 EfE mcm1ly wtrc about 70 be offered, but were
Wftnetd IL consequence ci tls meeting being
ymafl The. kGw,yer, adicurT1t early. &c: tie
Purpose OF Condoling With fac ilEa'lr, and gcing
% the house the: were agrecahly s1r3risa 10 ind
49, up.
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The LAWRENCE BARRETT DRAMATIC C0NPANY.-
On the 2d and ID OF June the Lawrence Barrett
Dramatic Club will play "Julius Cesar" and The
Merchant OF Venice under the auspices and for
the bcnent OF the Washington Light Infantry.
Friday night and Saturday matinee, ana sJulius
Ccs4I, SATURDAY night. Julius Cesar Is to be
rs mob, 4c., win number together over $50 peo-
pie. An exhibition drill will be given between the
acts by crack squad Handsome prizes. offered
to the Lad. selling the most Tickets. arO nov On
exhtc,tion IN 6a1tB show Wjn0OW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-27

~ ATAR R e.
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE,
COMPLETE TREATMENT ONE DOLLAR.
sNEEZING CATARRH,
Head Colds Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes,
Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache,
and Chills and Fever instantly relieved.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
Choking, putrid is dislodged, Membrane
Ceansed, Disinfected, and Healed, Breath
Sweetened, Smell, Taste, and Hearing
Restored, and constitutional
ravages checked.
CATARRHAL COUGH,
Bronchitis Droppngs into the Throat, Pains in the
Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength, and
Flesh. Loss Of Sleep. &C., cured.
IL One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Sol
vent. and one DR.. Sanfords Inhaler in one package
Of all druggists, for 81.
ASK FOR SANFORDs RADICAL CURE.
WEEKS & POTTER,
BOSTON, MASS.
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Anusenncnts. &c.

FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-The ess Acme Company,
last night gave very spirited performance of 1.-THE
MaScotte." MeSSrS Peakes and Smith, and Miss
Kendall especially distinguished themselves.
tbs evening the company Will sing ERA Davolo'
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The Strakosch Italian OPP
era company having closed their engagement
h, e last evening " tn splendid performance or
''il Barbere de Siviglia,' tonight Miss Ada Gray.
an emotional actress, OF high order Will appear in
East Lynn" supported by Mr.. Watkins, Fifth
Avenue Company.
CAPITAL THEATRE.-The McAndrew's speciality
combination, offer varied and attractive bill
The WORLDS MUSEUM.-At Odd Fellows Hall,
is fast becoming one OF the most popular resorts
in The city.
PROF. CARPENTER still continues his wonderful
and amusing exhibitions Of mesmerism at
WIZARDS hall.
The GERMAN LITERARY CLUB will give con-
cert and hop at Abner's hall next Monday even
ing.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH CoNcERr-The con-
cert to be given at the Calvary Baptist church to-
morrow evening will be an event OF considerable
Importance In musical circles. Among those an
orglni5t of New York; Miss Maud Morgan, the
n trpiSt: Mrs. ChaS. McClrtee, soprano; Miss
bass.
"THE PIRATES OF PENzANCE."-The series of
three entertainments for the benefit OF st. Johns
MITE ASSOCIATION wiz be commenced at Lincoln
Hall tomorrow evening, when the ''Pirates of Pen
lance will be sung The cast includes Mr.. Hern-
don Morsell,as Fre1erfck; Miss Eve Mlls.as Mabel,
Others who will take part are Mr. Hamilton
Adams, VIM II. Daniel, II. A. Forseman, Frank
Pearson ear. l. ?. slsbod, Mrs Jennie True, Miss
Lille Bond, Miss MOllie Byrne. Mrs +. B. Fdueley,
Mrs. ID. b. Mcleod and Miss Mona Cook. The
PIRATES" will be repeated at the matinee
Saturday, and Saturday night 'H NJ. S. Pnafore'
will be sung.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT has been rendered
Messrs j; Louis Ford and III. Clay Ford, to take
pace at FOrTs Opera House on Monday, May 8.
On that occasion Mr.. c. b. Bishop, the comedian,
VIII appear in "Culpepper's Courtship." The
theater-goerS OF this city are indebted to the
MeSSrS- Ford for many an hour of pie assure. This
benefit performance affords them an opportunity
to reQuite the debt in part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuSe,nenfs Tonight.

ANUSPthtk1tS 4 Osn3Ynts
foRD's OPERA HoUSE--"Fra DiavOlo"
NATIoSAL THEATER-" East Lynne"
CAPITAL THEATEE--yariety entertainment.
WILLARD's HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
LINCOLN HAI--Lecture 10y Isaiah c. Wears.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-WOr11's Museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-27

Dcrangemens Of the Liver,
with constipation, inJure the complexion, induce
pimples, Sallow skin, etc. Remove the cause by
using Carriers Little Liver Pills One dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-27

AFTER REPEtTED DEMANDS for Havcnners bread
In the northwestern part OF the city We have con-
clUded TO run one OF our wagons there TO supply
the demands, commencing on April the 26th.
Hayenneris family bread viii be promptly deliv-
cred and can be had at the following firSt-ctaSS
grOcerS: c. c. Bryan, cor. 18th and SITS: John
lyman. 1886 l. ST.: Il. l.. Wheelen. cor. 18th aud X
SITS; w r. Brown. cor. Pa. and 10Th; u. Daley
III ST.. bet. 21st and 22I Arundel Fairfax, 245
st. Isaac Eiken, cor. 18th and Pa ave.