Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY -. December 29, 1879. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, DEC. 29, 1879. For the middle Atlantic states and New Eng- Jand falling barometer, warmer southeast to southwest winds, cloudy weather, with rain or snow. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- ter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a. m., 37°; 7:35 am.. 38°; 12 midday, 4 Pm., 479; maxim A LOCAL NEWS. 5 To-Night. On the Pacific” by Amusements, & Ford's Opera House. Behe 's company. National Theater.—Kate Claxton in “The Double Marriage.” Theater Comique.—' Varieties. Oda Fettorws* Halt. Knights of st. Patric —— Condensed Locals. By reference to advertisement it. will be seen thai the old Dubant restaurant will be offered for sale at 11 o’clock on Wednesday by Duncan- son Bros., auctioneers. The Washington Literary Association has elected the following ofiicers:—J. Strassburger, president; D. B. Gusdorf, vice president; S. Sicherer, recording secretary; J, Eisemann, cot responding secretary; L. Rich, financial secreta- ry; A.M. Baer, treasurer; N. L. Rosenburg, libra- rian; M, Baar, marshal; J. Strassburger, stage manager. In otr notice of the Sunday-school_entertain- ment of the Fourth-street southeast M. E. church, in Saturday’s Star, the types made it appear that Miss Lelia McCathran was superin- tendent of the school, whe Mr. Donald Mc- Cathran js the superintendent, and by him, for the school, was presented the crayon drawing of the old Ebeneezer church, in behalf of the artist, Miss Lelia McCathran, of the normal class. ‘The workmen at the Alexandria ship yard commenced to-day to make the bed for laying the keel of the new schooner to be built there. Vin it is completed the keel will be laid. Messrs. Edward A. Evans, of Alexandria, and John Marbury, of Prince George’s county, Md., have entered the signal corps and are now sta- tioned at Fort Whippl Where to Buy Holiday Goods. Although Christmas day has past. we arein the midst of the holiday season and New Year pur- ehases are yet to be made. We shall, therefore, eontinue our notices of holiday advertisers unt!l New Year da we. B. west, bas an the Holidays. “ Across the Atlantic,” and inth annual ball of the STYNE & Son, 425 7th street north- ellent assortinent Of books for store is one of the most at- i tractive In the city. . Joun H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York avenue. has tine groceries and ‘table luxuries, and dec- rated and plain candies, all colors and sizes. Francis B. MonvN, 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, — a splend assortment of books and holiday eclal attention is called to his new Atvstraet and standard works tn fine bindings. He has the best edition of juvenile books. His fancy goods are cheap, and at the same time of the best fints! E. F. Broo 31 15th street, Corcoran build- . portable stands, drop-lights, gas in every variety. shirt factory, S16 F street, be purchased fine shirts at low prices, Seabee umbrellas, underwear, handkel Scart-pins, rings and sleeve buttons. ‘The branch warerooms of the Bradbury pianos is at 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., where a large as- sortment of these celebrated instruments are for sale or rent at the lowest factory rates. Harris & SHAFER, 1113 Pennsylvania ave., have an clegant assortment of fine jewelry. ‘They have tea sets, waiters, cake baskets, frult stands, &c., &c. can At Noor’s, 915 Pennsylvania ave.. is an- nounced a closing out sale o/ fine Fre: dolis— a great variety. . P. PALMER, 1107 F st., has for the holiday trade a full line of kid gloves in opera and prom- enade shades. |. E. BOARDMAN, bookseller and stationer, 529 1th street, is Selling books at half price. ' He has a large number of bookssuitable for Sunday School presentation, at half pric: At Burcnarp’s, Pennsylva venue and 435 ‘Street, can be found a complete assortment or holiday goods in candies, groceries and fine coffees. Cs. 213 7th street and cor- reets, are selling tine Cue alley ner of H and 4th cerles at low prices. Their Pleasant V: Sweet _catawba wine is celebrated, as is also their fine New York cider, C. WiTMER, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, in his mecuby une of groceries, makes French beans a GEORGE J. JONSON, 715 Market Space, ismak- ing aspecialty of holiday dry goods. He has ao moet all kinds, which he is selling at oO At PORAEFER’s, 1020 7th street, can be pou ht all kinds of plated ware, lamps, cutle1 Tis prices are low and his goods always of ‘the bes ‘of quality. es ‘THE Firru Baptist Cacecn (colored), better known as Brooks’ Church, was dedicated yes- lerday, and there were large congregations resent during the day. At the morning fei cold Mr. Bouldin, of the Nineteenth-stre hureh, preached from Second Chronicles, tl The dedicatory prayer was offered by Rey. D: 8S. P. Hill, ne pastor, Rey. John H. Brroks, read- ing the ture lesson. While the collection boxes were being passed the choir, under the direction of Mr. Robert Johnson, a iL anthems. In the afternoon Rev A. a preached. At the evening service Rev. x Tonn reached from Ephesians iv., 12. The col- Jections taken during the day amounted to over $200. This church has a memberskip of about 3,500 persons. BRACELETS, patent chased, at Prigg’s. A DESTROYED W1LL.—In the Circuit Court (No. 1), Judge Wylie, on Saturday, a motton to set aside a judgment by defanit for $639 in the case of John and Minnie Keppler agt. F. W. Letmade Was argued. ‘The suit grows out of the fight for the estate lett by Tina Eichler, some $60,000 or $70,000, which the former administered on. Letmade is the stepson a@nd nephew of the deceased, and resists the suit on the ground that the Keppler’s claim as heirs at law is invalid. ‘The question involved in this latter phase 1s by the laws of Holland, where Mrs. Kep) born, and under which she is barred from inher- ce, Or by those of this District, where the ullarity of her parentage would not militate A sult in equity is to be filed by king that a will left by Mrs. a chains. enameled and t destroyed, the prov! ere ¢ e KROWD tO Sev the 1 persons, dist basis for t sidents interested in build! corner ith and 0 streets - horthwes requested to meet-at Dally’s Hall, O between 6th and 7th str northwest, 2pm. veE.—The store Israel Ruben- | enue, was dam- fire yesterday djoining building Ktubenstein’s loss stein, No. aged to the extent of The roof of the pwhat damaged. Mr. Was covered by insurance. —The following Sir A., Were installed into 0} by Sir James E. Waugh: mander; D. W ‘T. Ingram, her: L. Cropley, tre: Newman, I. ¢ Ga Vanarnum, med. director: Chas. A; Devan, St. Co Dent ana Mt Sevier regents, ENT TO Jall.—This morning, in the Police Court, Judge Shell, Albert Wheeler, a yellow fellow, was arraigned on the charge of bur- * glary and larceny of goods from the residence ‘of Mr. HH. 0. on the night before Christ- mas. Mr. Noyes identified the goods recovered, Detective Coomes testified that he found one of the coats in a house on D street, and arrested Wheeler, who, after first denying that he had the coat admitted that he did have them, but got them from a party named Smith. Detec- tive Acton corroborated Mr. Coomes’ testimony ‘as to recovering the goods. Wheeler was com- mitted to jail for the ection of the grand jury. Messrs. Coomes and Acton worked the case pretty thoroughly. and after the identitication ‘Of the coat on Friday they lost but little time in securing the accused and a considerable por- tion of the other goods. AN OLD SOLDIER BEATEN.—A while man named Robert, Leary, who came here from Brooklyn, N.Y. to get a pension, applied at the eighth precinct station house for iging Saturday night. On Sunday morning he was unable to Jeave, and Dr. McKim was called and it was found that he had been beaten on the head with Some blunt instrument. He was sent to Provi- dence hospital. FIRE.—About 8:30 0° fire was discovered in house No. 245 owned and occupied by Mrs. Mary aig. Ths tire was caused by sparks from the fi ‘The fire w: as extinguished witheut turning’! na an alarm. Damage $) e Saturday night last Frank Miller, com- , vice commander; Jno. 08. Calvert, scribe; Thi . Butrum, = nd A WASBINGTON SMALI. Pox CASEIN BALTINORE. a Camden station, thee on Saturda seorge ngtonian,about to return to hls heme here, was found to be suit suffering from + the small pox. The police removed him to a ¥acant lot, Where he was isolated until a wagon eed mpm and he was taken to the marine —__ * ALL citizens troubled with coughs or colds Phould at once use Dr. Bull's cough syrup. t whether this matter is controlled | pler was | Ts. Keppler’s mother, Withel- | District Government Affairs. The District Commissioners haye authorized oe inspector of buildings to have the old cen- ps ee -house repaired so as to make it ten- antable, TWO CASES OF SMALI-POX were reported yesterday to the Health office, but both proved to be other dis- ses One case was reported this morn- ing. that of a colored woman Jen- ney Reed, from € ery, alley, Georgetown, who bad-come to work atthe house of Mrs. Smith, No. 627 E stfeet northwest. She was taken down sick, and to-day a well defined case of small- her was developed and she was sent back to home, where measures have been taken by the health officer to isolate her from the public. Dr. ‘Townshend states that he is prepared to take the proper care of every case that may arise, and that the indications are that there may be an epidemic not only in this District but in other places. The disease is making its appear- cein Philadelphia and in Baltimore in the commis weil, commissioner of the Washington AsyIl to keep all Inmates of the asylum, as well as all the employ¢s, from mingling with the public as much as possible, and admit none from the out- Side, unless absolutely necessary, during the revalence of the disease among the inmates. quantity of vaccine matter is arriving dally an being distributed among the physicians. sR As have been made to get the que virus a well-known establishment in Bos- ton. All persons connected with the health of- fice were Vaccinated to-day. POLICE PROMOTIONS. The District Commissioners to-day appointed Sergeant R. A. Arnold, of the fifth police pre- einet, to the office of Teutenant, vice Chas. M. Skippon, reduced to a patrolman; Acting Ser geant Daniel Slattery to be sergeant, vice R. Arnold, promoted; Edward Mciienry to be axt- ing sergeant, vice Slattery, promoted; J. T. Hollinberger to be station-keeper, vice Cassidy, dismissed; and James Maher G4 inted laborer, vice Hollinberger, romoted. e reduction of Lieut. Skippon to the ranks has been in contem- pes for some months, and the delay has een caused by the hope that Lieut. Skippon might recover his health. The reports made from time to time by Dr. Godding, of the insane asylum, where for many months the lieutenant has been an inmate, have indicated that his physical as well as mental condition has been growing worse, instead of better, and that little Hope remained of his Gee being able to resume duty on the force again. In view of the ex- cellent record of Lieut. Skippon, the District Commissioners have been reluctant to take any action, wnUll a recent order was given the police surgeons to visit the asylum and make a thorough examination of hin. The report maade by these surgeons was of the same tenor as those made by Dr. Godding—that the Lieu- tenant would never be able to return to duty. In view of this fact, the necessity of keeping up the efficieney of the foree, has compelled the above action. The order goes into effect the ist day of January proximo. The many friends of Mr. Skippon will be pained to learn of his sad condition, ashe has been an excellent officer and an upri ht citizen. Lieut. Arnold is well and favorably known in this community, and his many friends will rejoice that he has been selected by the Commissioners to sueceed Lieut. Skippon. RELIEF OF THE POOR. . Brock has recommended to the at Stes that the following- be appol pointed to act In conjunc- tion with the) police for the purpose of La uting means for relief of the worthy poor: First precinct—Dr. H. E. Leach and Miss Mi Second—Mrs. Michael; ‘Third. Fi Mrs. Lechron and Benevoient societ, s ‘Mt Dre John W: aga Alexander Kent and Mrs. J. enth—Mrs. John J, Fullers and bir W. P. Z. Hazen and ’. Christie. Amusements, &c. Forp’s OrERA Hovuse.—There will be fun at Ford’s this week, commencing to-night. ‘The entertainment wit be ‘On the Pacific, with Innocents Aboard.” It is something lke’ “The Tourists,” which delighted Washington some Weeks ago. ‘The piece was ee ea ly for Mr. Ford’s company, and isspirited and very amusing. Mr. George Denham and Mrs. Ger- mon are “the Innocents,” so fun may be ex peeted. NATIONAL THEATER.—} of the most. popular actresses of America, will play a week's engagement at the National, com- meneing to-night. “It has been some time since she appeared Tiere; and as she has always been a rayout e she will doubtless have crowded nou e will play the “Double Marriage” te- cht, dramatized’ from Charles Reade’s Kate Claxton, one spirited novel, “White Lies.” Mr. Charles A. Stevenson supports Miss Claxton. The whole cast will be strong. ig ‘THEATER COMIQUE.—Mr.Jobn W.Ransome will Dlay at the Comique this week in “Across the Atlantic,” supported by Miss Emma True. ‘The play is hig! ‘ig sensational and full of interest. a Sdaition to this play there will be a strong variety and specialty bill, ITALIAN OrERA.—The sale of seats for the com- ing week of poe Ttallan opera at_the National ‘Theater: wi commence Xt ednesday morning, and the indications are that there will bea ush, Lovers of music, who desire good places, howld secure their séats early. ‘The veteran Strakosch has strengthened his company, and the repertoire of grand opera affords a great relief after the light MUO we have naa ih opera bouffe and burlesques for so many weeks. Opp FELLOWS’ HaLi.—The ninth annual ball of the Knights of St. Patrick wili come off at Odd Fellows’ Hall this evening. The Knights of St. Patrick from Baltimore will be pres@nt, and the management promise to make the ball one of the most successful and briiliant events of the scason. am FRANCE MATTERS.—Yesterday was quite gala day among the temperance people, and int several of the churches the sermons were on temperance, and in not a few of them the members of the congregations were admonished todo away with liquor, especially during the holidays. .... The Dashaways heid thelr usual meeting at Tallmadge hall, at which Mr. Hollo- way presided, and addr were made by Messrs. M. D. Montis, Charley Nye, “Bud” Eagleston and Judge Ambler. There were about tifty signers to the pledge. ‘The Dashaways will receive on New Year's day from 10 to3. Hamline . chureh last evé ge an were Nye and held at last evening. ddresses were » Ryan, Thompson, Ives and ay bution of the | | | Decker; Reynolds, aud a number of poopie Signed the ery interesting meeting was E street, hear 12th, yest under the auspices of the Wo- Association, Addresses were Mes Nye, Hall and others, anda number of people signed the pledge. ————_ oP OFFICERS.—Saturday night the Py, Warwick, Rathboné, i. 8. Scott, or, Re T Tomas timerseales, H. Mote, 'G.; John G. Toepher, I. er; é Bunch, 0. W.; James Singentelter, P. C.; y illiam H. Young, Halvor Nelson and Fred. trustees* Fo d Cae S. H. + past chiet "Spartan Council deputy chief, G. 11. ¢ S. Hetheringtor haar! sec retary, A. guide F Son; tnside sistant ‘nite W.. od. Smith; outside Yarnell a divorce from her husband, Eugene B. Yarnell, with permission to resume her maiden name of Ruth A. Roy. They were married in this city June 18, 1870, and lived together unill when he deserted her, and since the g month of July she has neither seen nor had any tidings of him. The divorce suit of W. B. Parisen a: Mary M. Parisen was referred on Satu ay to the auditor. to inquire into the ability of the plaintiff t ay the alimony ordered pending the vertalniat ion of the suit. st A Boy Crrtisa Casg.—Henry Williams, col- ored, was charged inthe Police Court to-day with assaults on Charles Brown and Lewis Seltz, ‘The testimony for the prosecution was that Williams and ‘some other boys were pitching cents in Emery’s stone yard, and a number of white boys, including the prosecuting witnesses, were standing around, when Williams took a stick from Brown and struck him with it. When Seitz told him not to strike Brown he drew a knife and cut Seitz inthe leg. Williams, hav- ing been in the Reform School, trom whence he was released about five months since, the Court tined him $5 or 15 days In the first case and sen- tenced him to jail for six months in the other case. —————— ‘THE bird man at Thos. Dowling’s, cor Penn- Sylvania avenue and 1ith street, has just Ree ceived a new stock of canaries. 7S ed MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to John 3. Tyler and Mary Eliza T. Megrath, both of Loudon county, Va; Thos. L. Carlin and Ella A. Thornton. ‘TO AFFORD IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN ASTHMA, try Dr. Jayne's Ex torant, which acts prom} av by overcoming the spasmodic contraction of th wind-tubes, and by imag ee Coes ot the crap orut eavoeean ea edicine 1s pean ies crouy erties To ie benek 5 WI for all pi and (r pil See rh P. May & Co. agents for the Powder Co., have given notice of an aavance in the price of gunpowder. See Special Notices. t Saint ea inetd ‘The Louisiana State Lottery Case. RESUMPTION OF THE ARGUMENTS TO-DAY. Argumests in the case of Dauphin agt. Key (the Louisiana State Lottery case) was resumed in the Court in General Term—Judges Cartter, Cox, James and La age ona j Meet Mr. Freeman for the Post Office department com- menced Is argument In answer to those made on Tuesday last. He claimed that before an in- junction could issue fraud should be co and a general denial could not be sufficient— specific denial is reqhired, bos D. ai gin a transaction eopeen tO) had not been set out in the bil. They carefully avoid it. It was sufficient to ay D, was recety- ing hundreds of thousands of dollars from strangers all over the country. He then referred to the lottery business being an injurious one. and read numbers of authorities, among them Towner, secretary of the Louisville lot- tery, showing the proceede of five concerts and drawings amounted to ae 185.68, and in five years: ‘y had $2.67 that ‘Mr. Dauphin was aut eye of any right under the law, he had no right to use the malls corres Dy permission of the Postmaster Gen Sonera had the right to place safeguards about the mail for the petitioner, and was followed by for the respondent. ———————— DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as etiam Mary Lynch to Bridget Murt, lot 9, sq. J.J. Edson et al. to G. A. Mark, tots om ng 16, ‘8q. 154; $3,000. G. H. Bayne to ‘Eagar poeta, lot 52, sq. 368; $—. Speiden to H. B. Munn, lot 42, sq. 368; €—. Robert Willett to M. A. Giibert, Darts 200: and 201, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown; $4,000, Richard Norris to Cor- nelia Hamilton, ‘part of Beall’s addition to Georgetown; $598. Wm. Linkins and Mary A. Linkins to Geo. W. Linking, lot 2, sq. 140; $—. Jos, Linkins et al. to Wm. Linkins, lot 2, sq. 149; ‘Thos. Sunderland to Joseph Da C. Thomas, lot 54, Sd. 115; $1,309.10. Joshua A. Ellis to National ee Tnsw i, ors aah et om Ene Tots 1, 2 and 22, sq. 363; lot £, in sub. of sq. 371; $—. _D. A. Windsor et al. to . B. Brooks, lot 17, sq. 397; $—. Jno. W. Thomp- son to Mary Ida ‘Thompson, lot 78, sq. 678; Sere Jno. W. Thompson to Ross ‘Thompson, part athan A. Poole to Owe! Bugrue . 205; $700. Horace J. Frost, trustee, to West, jot 1, in Geo. B, Coburn’s sub, of Kate Marr to Jullus Lansburgh, lot a eae wren $427.50. Thomas Sunderland to Amelia Heurich, lots 87 and 38, sq. 115; $1,841.57. ASSAULT ON TWO WoMEN.—This morning, in the Police Court, John Ware, colored, was ar- raigned on the’ charge of an assault on Bliza Boswell and also on Mrs. Mary Harris. Mrs. Boswell testified that this man, without any provocation, attacked her and nearly cut her ear off, and when Mrs. Harris asked him to desist from beating Eliza, he turned and struck her. The Court sent him to jail for 30 days in the first case, and to pay a fine $5 or 15 days in the second. service. iment ir. Ray THE COURTS. Equiry Cougr—Judge Macarthur. Sat urday, Palmer vs. Carr, restraining order continued ‘until final hearing; Blinkhorn vs. Lederer, testimony ordered taken in forty days; Yarnell'vs. Yarnell, divorce granted, decree t9 prepared; Earl vs. Dodge, leave to intervence as petitioning creditors granted; Bregazzi vs. Delafield, sale’ ratified nisl; Parnell vs. | Burley, sale finally ratified and reference; Baltimore Equitable Society vs. Grant et. al., appearance of absent defendants ordered. ‘To-day, Anderson agt. Boyle; order ratifying auditor's’ report and directing distribution. Douglas agt Smith; decree dismissing blll as to Lewis. ayden agt. Chesapeake and Ohio c ‘anal company; decree condemning credits in hand of garnishee. Campbell ast, Kendall: decree sustaining demurrer and dismissing bill. Crreurt Court (No. 1)—Judge Wilte. foany, Strong agt. District; trial resumed, tRevrr Court (No. 2)—Juage Cor. Met ond adjourned till to-morrow. POLICE CourT—Juage Snell. To-day, Luke King, Randolph Chapman, Geo. Carter and Chas, Collins, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. Chas. Green and Jas. Col- lins, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days each. Wm. Seals, ceasing a Dated $60 or 90 days. Jas. W. Stutz, charged wi keeping his bar open after hours; $10," The case of John L. Blinkhorn, charged with embezzlement of some records 0 a building association, was nolle prosequied by Mr. Coyié. Ellen Robinson, charged with threats to Jenny Jackson; continued under sonal bonds. John Ware, assault on Eliza woe ae re with assault on Mary Har- ris; it case and $5 in the second, or 60 phe tn jail. Henry Williams, assault on Chas. Brown; six months fn jail. Albert Whee- ler, charged with burglary in the house of H. 0. Noyes on the night of the 24th instant: jail for the action of the grand jury. Merritte, selling policy; 60 days in jail. Appeal noted; ‘bonds $200. GEORGETOWN. ARREST OF AN ALLEGED LOTTERY DEALER, Ss a white man, living ta Merritt's in the rear of Grace street, was arrested amas ona warrant for dealing in lottery policies, and was sent to the Police Court this morping. ‘THis SEEMS to be unhealthy weather for ani- mais. There are two dead horses on Beall street; one between Washington and Greene streets; and the other between Munroe and North street, also a dead cow on the canal road near the Aqueduct bridge. Arrival iB Dy ae wel Loudoun win mel ri and 1,400 bushels of corn. ings on Change. here were no offer- Lorp Lyrron’s ACCOUNT OF THE ATTEMPT MADE TO SHooT His.—Lord Lytton himself gives the following account of the attempt recently made to shoot him: ‘ As T entered Calcutta this evening a drunken East Indian tired two shots, at iny Carriage and one at the carriage follow- ing. Noone “hurt. The man was apprehended by my staff.” The man fs an Eurasian, Ee ing to a respectable family, and was formerly fn the government employ. “As the viceroy was driving in his carriage from the Hooghly bridge, the man fired twice at his excellency. The shots were apparently unnoticed by all but Col. Col- ley, the private secretary to Lord Lytton, who was in the next carriage to the viceroy. Hear- ing the sound of the shots, Col. Colley looked around and saw the would-be assassin take de- liberate aim and fire at him. He and Capt. Rose immediately jumped down and followed the man who hadin his hand a revolver. On their seizing him he offered no resistance. It is stated that the prisoner had been recently dis- charged from the Allahabad Lunatic Asylum, and when arrested was In a state of intoxtca- tion, All the accounts given of the attempt substantially agree with this one. KEEPING FAITH WITH A NtHIList.—The Lon- don Ties Bucharest correspéndent says it is stated on good authority that Gen. Drenveln re- signed his office under the following circum- stances. Mirsky having given information to the Russian police, Gen. “Drenteln commuted his sentence to Imprisonment, but after the at- tempt on the Czar’s life the more excitable part of the Czar’s entourage insisted that Mirsky should be hanged. Gen. Drenteln, however, insisted upon Reeping faith with ‘Mirsky, and asserted that hanging one more of thelr number would not affect the Nihilists. Finally Gen. Drenteln kept faith with Mirsky, but the dis- pute produced so much feeling that he rest; t issaid the Czar sustained Gen. Drenteln in keeping his pledge to Mirsk, PREPARED FOR A FLOG the teacher of the public sch jilbert Downs, in Ati ville, 1. I., was tried in Southampton last Tueslay on a charge of assault and battery upon William Burbank. Davis, a 16 year old pupil. Young Davis, it ee ee ee scems, played truant, and on his return’ to Divorce € —On Saturday, in the Equity | school Monday his teacher whipped him. The Court, J Arthur, granted to Ruth A. | boy’s stolidity under the whip led to the dis- covery that he had prepared himseit by donning oe airs of pantaloons, Then the teacher iim remoye his coat and vest, and Meio ped him, it was charged, until nis body and arms were streaked with ri The jury, in Justice Foster’s court, found that there was no cause of action. t@She certainly had a pretty foot, but after all it didn’t make half so much’ impression on him as the old man’s. INE DRESS Goop Elegant DAMASS] SILKS Tich BLAGH VELA ETS © 2 Mt colors. SATIN DE LYONS. COLORED SILES. Bue sHAWLS% EVENIN ILKS and GAUZES, STRIPED VELVETS, us po e ‘Wehave revised the WEGes of a ereat at any goods a * OR BESS Coos ERE on oa - ar ta RS, Ti . tne est fur, and in the moet ‘approved style, 1a SOxe Paice: W. M. SHUSTER £ SONS, Ue <5 per cent. discount allowed forosihe At®® AGUE CURE. QUININE AND ARSENIC Form the basis ie ct may ‘of the Ague remedies in the market, and resort of Phy: icine and peaple who know ho better medicine to employ for sing com) it. The effects of ¢ Tree these druy ive to the system, disorde: CITY ITEMS. ASK YOUR SUFFERING Aetee! to try Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy tor Rheumatism. Never Returned. en von Moschzisker has returned to his office, 619 northwest 19th street, Is one that is package of Quirk'’s Srish Ten, Price 25 cents. Siarge — fee for New Year Dress with GQ a 410 7th street. Dr. Wm. Alex. Green: writes! ehectfully state tuat T have teed the Virtues and efficiency of Colden’s at Liquia Extract of Bees in my private in cases of general debility, weakness, depression, dyspep- Sid, loss of a} appetite and nervous, ee medicine proved more than useless. I have found it the best remedy I ever’ gee in chronic alcoholism, when the stomach is always Inrit- able, and food required to nourish and invij ate the. and nervous depres- sion. Solaby arse ont and grocers. . PrErsons desirin; No.1 Pickled Oyster tor New Year's Teception should. send thee orders carly to Hakvey & HOLDEN, 1016 Pa, ave., cor. 1ith St. “ DRIVER’S RYE Corp” is pleasant to take. Ireland to the If you are biliious take Quir by druggists at 25 cts. a package. IrcHING PiLes.—Symptoms are moisture, in- anes ene eee Cocalo at night, after getting in bed, increased by Scratching; other parts: are sometimes affected. “Srrayne’s Ornt- ee Disazant, Sure cure. so ares etter, ‘ingworm, Pimples, Sores, al caly, Crusty, Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma- nent cure certain. Sent by mail for 50c.; three boxes, $1.25. Address letters, Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by Stott & Cromwell, Washington. ‘= eres RYE CORDIAL” cures stubborn colds. INNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If penne flesh, vital, brain, or nerve fol ee “Welles Health Renewer.””” Greatest rem: earth for acres sexual pane deci ne, &e, $1, at aru; Barclay street, N. ¥., and for fshington at “80 Penn’a avenue, “ ALDERNEY Darry.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning and sateen in ¥ Ibs. “Ward” prints, 42c, per Il Also, cott cheese and eee it and Contiemen: Po Sg ET and Dye! ele ent, No. 906 G street, ni romptly adopting the vats st smprovemeits ‘whether of American or Euro vention, he is enabled to do his work Inia nannmer une tn be equaled by those aot |e these facilities, Ladies! and Gent’s ee thoroughly cleansed. effectual removal of grease spots guaranteed !! Specialty in cleaning Ladies’ Reception Drees aes or thoroughly. 26 years’ expertence. Kid Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices. First-class work. AMUSEMENTS. Tao ON. ec. sa and TUESDAY M DAY Dec ay, d ec. 29 nik and EXTRA MATINEE ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. Engagement of the great Protean actor, John Wan- phe, gupporied by the favorite Calltordia actremy, @ reat sens entitled ACROSS THE ATEANTIO oe areas OKD'S. A Week of Fun. A HAPPY NEW V YEAR MATINEE. ON THE PACIFIC oN ae PACIFIC | Laughed into instant success. Wrrn Ixnocests Apoarp. ‘Frolic and Fun on Shipboard. GEMS OF FIVE OPERAS. ON THE PACIFIC! ON THE PACIE! THE PACTEIG| ON (THE PACTET Mirth, Music and Melody, omer aeiet & ‘and eS. and Gentine’. ivory and wood handles. 9 L237 Laem ey VELTIES FOR THE et and rich EMBROIDERED SLIPP! SLIPPER OAS! SUSHIONS AND TAGT ETE Scoot Wink and PAPER BASKETS, EMBROID! SUS- gaeD sha ek Rant Choice rea Chur” ‘TIE! ID Gi and cata ce a wear Bin street. on patent Of TOS. O*= @F THE BEST PLACES TO BUY Clothing for yourself or for the bbys, is at the Old and Reliable CLOTHING HOUSE or NOAH WALKER « CO., No. 625 Penna. ave. firm has Bete a fapnisting the pact a quarter of a century DS made up in the choicest manner at very lew prices. ‘Tins is Just the place to get suited. Jec23-6t ‘OLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS. JOHANNISBERGER SCHLOS: Reaiee 4p OLA SGANNISBERGER, a TOKAY CABINET, GRAND VIN CHATEAU MARGAU: ‘CHATEAU YQUEL, OLD COCKBURN PORT, APPLE and PEACH BRANDIES, 1852-MONONGAHELA WHIBEYC aT yous Oh T. ROLE Rl E. OLD JAMAICA RUM, (Red heart brand.) G. H. Mumm & Duminy # Gono eT, CHAMPAGNES { Hic Monopale, 3iget € Chandon. EAU DE VIE DE DANTSZICE, Choco an, . “Stier, PARFAIT AMOUR. CREME DE CASSI “were a0: NILLE, do. MOR ROSES. PERSICO pr ee Aes DE. COCOA. AYA PANA_LA MALADETTA, KIRCHWASSER. LEMOMADE, DOUBLE SODA, | Enorrsit GING! , ¢ IMPORTED. PALE ALE : BROWN STOUT, We have in store for the season trad ent of CHOICEST WINES, BHANDIES. is WHISKIES, and LIQUORS south of New Mork’ Tstters and oriificates from physi and connoisseurs, to the effect that they are the purest goods they ever prescribed for or used. A visit to our establishment is solicited. B.W. BREED'S SONS, Importers and Dealers in Wines, & 1216 F street n A SET OF ROGERS’ TRIPLE- PLATED KNIVES, ONLY 22. st A ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED CASTOR, 33.50. ON THE PhcTEIC ACom tF 5 ON THE pacte panyro! of Fifty Artists, ON aBe E PACHG) | Two Opera Companies in One. THE P. oN THE PACIFIC’ ADULTS AND ; JUVENILES. MATINEES—THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. January BoGottholae Great OCTO! IN. ATIONAL THEATER. ENGAGEMENT OF SIX NIGHTS. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE. EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY. The Popular Artiste, KATE CLAXTON, Supported by CHARLES A. STEVENSON, and her own company. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Matinee and Even- ing, Charles Reade’s Emotional Drama, THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Evening and Matinee, and extra New Year's Matinee, THE TWO ORPHANS. VATIONAL THEATER. January 6. EOS LEE NS WEEK ONLY OF THE ae oes oe AND OPERA THE most Svédishtor Orem REASON oN OPENING NIGH?, MONDAY, January 5. “7 PURITAN,” “I PURITANI.” Wwe LA BLANCHE Mille VALERGA x ‘or! rm: wie TERESINA ‘sane ty herumdralet sole Mille VALERGA ca Adalgisa Signor PETROV Pollione Mons. CASTELMAI) Oroveso Wednesday evening, Jan, 7 7 CARMEN ‘Thureday evening, Jan. “HUGUENOTS Exiday evening, fan. \IGNON Saturday, Grayid Metinée HOVATORE Saturday’ evenin FAUST Popular prices ‘ed seats. fO-cents and 81 extra, according io location. Gal: ery. 50 cents. Ee SPL ECIAL NOTICE.—The gale of seats will commence, WEDNESDAY MORNING, December ‘AINMENT by at th Office dec29 CQxSER ERT, tho WEST MINS eR PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH OBOE TUESDAY, Dec. 30, at 8 eee in LEC- TURE-ROOM, rear of Church, ith st. D, snd Es.w. Admission, 25 cent * dec27-3t EO. JUENEMANN’S (OUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN {TH AND 6TH AND E anv F 81s. N.B ap29 Washington, D. O No. 626 ON EXHIBITION No. 626 Est | “AND SALE [ist Ar FREE ART, GALLERY AND STORE, No. Choice Oil pant stock of Ps Boeravinus, Chromos, &e. Also, Popes Window Shades, ture ‘and Tas- slg, Hinge, Nail, Heo in the Distct. jease remeniber Name and Number. 623-6 BALLS, PARTIES, &e. ‘HH ANNUAE BALL KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK, al ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1879. Tickets $1, admitting gentleman and ladies. d27-2t IRST ANNUAL AY MABONTO TEMPE, ESDAY, DECEMBER 34, ‘1879. michele ‘$1, admitting gent and aucee Prof. Tyler's String Band will furnish the dane- ing music. adhe following committee in. cha ree that improper characters are admitted, and a an en- jor able evening is ieee to all who attend. Jous Warts, H. 8. D. Bove, W. KEEN, ee w. CLARK, 52 Mons HALEY, J, DEA ‘THOos. DG Grrrixes, G. A. Coaswext. dec2i-3t D® GOODS REDUCED. Pure Wool COLORED Se. send “Pure Wool BLACK CASHMERES reduc RCS Nery heavy Wool SHAKER FLAN- Sik 88.78 covers handsomely Embroidered with to #12. site ARS, Le) ‘up to 315. Heelies ers = E SHAWLS. ROCHE Brome hav is she Peg Sood Oey rO SE ANNI Saas pia of OC} bors naan Son ‘to $1.50. CARTER’S, 711 Market fe 'H for men and Ladies! Wool VEsTs reduced froin $ Br pred to 62c. Golored od BATINS, ee Beautiful & ¢ tob0c. A GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, $4.50. NICKEL-PLATED LEADER STUDENT LAMPS, 83.00. AND 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT CORRESPONDING PRICES AT SCHAFER'S, No. 1020 Seventh street northwest. dec20 GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR Houmay Goons. 418 7th 8t., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) decll id Erepered F FOOD for. ‘Mocking 3 Birds. 101 Sth FE Ee aNDER FAULHABER. M. & B. COHEN’S FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. No reasonable offer refuses aes sia ‘No. 1007 ith st. neem Fine o1 Violin Tor ealer a ov PRESENTS.—Sets of Collars an: Sate Ure, ba His sud Bows, Sie and Lines Nant. kerchiefi, Hosa, Under and ‘Dress Shirts, Blankets, "S ‘Double uak Corsets, Clocl Gloves, Sus- ao. crs, Shawis, Gmnbrelias’ Gardigan Jackets. 5 JOS. B. BAILEY, decl8 Cornér 7th and F sts. ¢. RADBURY PIANOS. F. G. SMITH, manufacturer, Brooklyn, N. ¥., awarded tho Fint Profs at the Natooat Bair OVER 16,000 IN USE. afhlgrae assortment of these celebrated INSTRU- always on hand and for sale or Fens a the iowest factory rates. _ Orders received f and Repairing. BRANCH WABEROOMS, 0-Im 1203 Pennsylvania avenue. PENING Jai stock of aneed ee QOL ES in Washington rot m, at NOOT’S. In LACES we have the finest and most complete Real Duchess JABOTS, at 350. Real Duchess ess BARBER, 81 81.85. Heal Point De Musee LACESEITS, at 81.15 to 81.50 Black Satin RIBBONS, 2 to 3 inches wide, at 20 to’ Fancy ae inch to 33g inches wlan a at 15 10 250. eac CES, ee eae ripe eens TES: and Party a oaet, BONNETS: Ladies’ APS ai 915 Penns: a Dress ave, Emporrox 01 decl3 No. 723 7th st. n.w. bets NOVEETES. We Have A COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE ST or NOVELTIES, SUITABLE FOR 02” HOLIDAY PRESENTS. a. Ww. eae oe & BRO., 923 Pennsyloania avenue. EW BOOKS YOR THE HOLIDAYS, | ANDIES. NUTS. CHOICE CREA peaks | Pas ss. BROEN, Sr: We see pues TEMAS = SONSCRSE TEYSONNEAUNS USordesus! FRUITS. Goods guaranteed to be perfectly pure. a! goods permitted in our establish- REED'S SONS’, 12316 F street, dec20 DOUGLASS’, NINTH STREET, Sr. CLoup Burupixe, ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, A “Dean Lrrrie Butrercve” orn a ‘Dick DeapExE” given to each purchaser of $1 and upwards of HOLIDAY GOODS. decld CuBIsT mAs PRESENT: MAD. EST REN'S, 2 1109 F street. SWITCHES ¢ 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 32 inches long, of best Human Hair, for $10 and $12. Only place to be had. decl9-1m HOLIDAY GOODS. _ = as QPLENDID | ASSO! oR TNE Sor @oons. why F. ft Pid | t snd Standard works in ine a, Juvenile nabs, best Ep pal Prayer Books at % ny Prayer Books.” Chri per Books. coritmas and New 3 ore, nae Pencils; aos By ew stock Ju L New Seu any, 1 tori ree et abiers is invited. cis Be decl3 EPERGNES. TEA SETS, WAITERS, CAKE BASKETS, FRUIT STANDS, BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, CARD RECEIVERS, TOILET SETS, RODGERS & SON'S TABLE CUTLERY, VASES, &c., &0. A full stock, all new goods, and at the lowest prices. HARRIS & SHAFER, decl8-tj11 2113 Pennsyloania aven: PECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS, AT THE NEW FANCY GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISH- ING HOUSE, 433 Ninth Street Northwest. Mrs. M. B. BRUCE & CO. ainted Ties, Ornaments, etc. kets, Handkerchiefs, &c. 3 Christmas. * deel8-20 "| ysnrcn HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. Nice Fashionable Silk Hats, $4 and 4nd Shift Felt Hate, €2 40 $3;Cane, 5, Gloves, Mu Knit Jackets, splendid line of Silke Neckwear, Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, 50c. ; Linen Hand- kerchiefs, 35, 38, 50c. ; Collars, Suspenders, Wrist- lets, Comforts: ‘the best stock of Underwear in Wasl ling Scarlet Medicated Flannel, ite Merino Under- 4 Canton Flannel Drawers, only. ready) best in sity gu: Bt Shaker, Meriio, Gashmereatd Lamb's Wool LEWIS’, 920 7th st. n.w. N.B.—Prices marked in plain figures. del9-eo2w Ge YOUR FRIEND A MACKINNON PEN for a Holiday Gift, al Rees of first-class Station - ee or of thi lec20-9t* . LAPHAM, 928 F st. Cao baer ey a HOLIDAY 1 General Compositiens in Outline; from Scarlet ret 0. O. Party: ane to. $10.00 lerself Bala. 10.06 8.00 Martha Lamb. ngeoare in American Poetry; Lucy Lar- Early Tetons; Hatian ind Hronch Masters Great Anthors of all Ages; alibone Art in America Thrack Per 0 JAMES J. CHAPMAN'S METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, 911 Pa. ave. Carag S3s23 declO ECORATED CHINA and POTTERY, from the nese factories in FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY enn other ‘couitries, especially adapted for HOLIDAY TRADE, to which we re mece any) invite the attention of Citi- zens and Stranger M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveriage,) No. 1009 Pa. ave., dec6 Between 10th and ai ao pre LIST OF READY-M. SHIRTS AT MEGINNISS’, i00s. ? ey new. peat fine linen Bosom, The ‘Crown Diamond” and elegant muslin, only 61 The ‘* me ees the old Washington, favor- ite, only 68 cents ee The ‘‘Reception” Shirt, the anest ready-made shurtin the country, only’ 78 cents At MEGINNISS’, oct13 1002 F street n.w. SILVERBERG, 312 Seventh street, near Penns. ave. MY IMMENSE STOCK OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS IS NOW OPEN AND ARRANGED FOR THE CONVENIENT IN- SPECTION OF THE PUBLIC. Thave taken especial pains in my selections and flatter myself to be able to show a larger variety than ever, before, at prices a marvel to everybody. AVOID THE RUSH AND COME EARLY. SILVERBERG, a 312 Seventh street, near Penna. ave. lec! ani D) ‘iS AND GENT! = OLED AY AY GOODS. I would respectfully, your attention to the Baishiieumient of SUPP. Pv eokas pee the D and E streets n west, ‘Where oe ‘will nd oe is Lareeet and Finest Assort- ent TOYS, FANGY 008i NOTIONS, | WORSTED Which has ever been displayed in, the Metropolis. d prices according to ID GLOVES! KID GLOVES! Give him a call. You "i Just received for Holiday. day Trade full dine ma gia and Monogram KID GLOVES, 2, 3, DD ane ae button, in Opera and Promenad des. Monogram GLOVES, 2 button, 850.: 3 button 81.10; 4 button 81.30; 6 button 1.05. A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, dects No. 1107 F street northwest. OLIDAY GooDs. lepdi line of Fame in, the following poroe. laine Bioko Pine boul , Warren's Bult tnd Pink Nagasaki, Besa PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all the latest styles. Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURES in the city {The above were awarded the first premium F, te far. E. F. BROOK! ‘No. 531 15th st., aecl0 CORGORAN BUILDING. OLIDAY GOODS. H aia) invoice just received of latest novelties. Lethe ee fine: mock ucdereesnis make; 180, full line of leading mani UMBRELLAS—Best dollar Umbrella in the city UNDERWEAR and shi Se Hebel FOR THE | Howe 2 pair for 25; Heavy All-wool Underw HANDEERCHIEFS—Plain and Fancy, in Silk and Linen. SCARF ae. 2 RINGS and SLEEVE BUTTONS of latest patter SHIRTS—Made to order; from $1 to $2; Ready- ade, 60 and 75 cents unfinished; 75 and 90 fin- ‘We intend ae our eS for selling the best goods at lowest prices. ‘THOMPSON’S Surmr Factory, decid 316 F st. n.w.» opp. Patent Office. Boss AT HALF PRICE. We have a large number of setts saitable for Sundsy School presenation at half p: Be RED LINE POETS, full gilt, PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS, in sets and a frome Hawthorne's Scarlet Tet- Roe pT. A aS Darley; d3 Lge yy Herbert orem ational THE ee ‘vols. of choice se- LETTENS of Obes Dickens; 2 THE “GHELSTBAS anal oral Pangenent Proctor; $1. setae . M. E. BOARDMAN, BooxsELLER AND STATIONEB, declé &29 Fifteenth st. bibl. Ep tcoBATED aND PLAIN CANDLES, ALL COLORS AND SIZEs. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GRoceRrEs AnD TABLE LUXURIES, decl2 1421 New York Avenue. M*ERs & HEDIAN, 46 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Md., THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM. SPECIAL ART NOTICE To the Citizens of Washington. eyghare suet received and opened a SPECIAL ARTISTIC FAIENCE AND POTTERY Of entirely Now Designs and Decorations. Many of the pieces are originals, no duplicate being made, and havenever even eek exiiblted in Paris, Dut sent direct tous from the STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS of that cit We have, also, a ent of MIRROR: NET CRAVINGS) ait ES and various a OE cents ot AR eur nallecian of PAINTINGS, containing choice works by forcien and American’ artists of reputa- tion, are always open FREE tothe Public. ALL are cor tially) invited to call and examine our collec- jon o} RARE ANP ARTISTIC GOODS, Very suitable for Christmas and Bridal Presents. MYERS ¢ HEDIAN, @ec8-Im Te harlea street Balemneree OR THE HOLIDAY: LADIES’ ae GENTS’ 1 BES hh SATCHELS ‘D TRAVELING BAG! LADIES’ BELTS AN BAGS, P a }OKS AND PBL BAGS, iat HARNESS SADDLES, GARRIAGE AND RIDING WHIPS, © CARRIAGE ROBES, iTc., Etc., In great variety, at Reasonable Prices, at the Old Established and Reliable Manufacturer, JAS. S. TOPHAM, 425 7th street nw. dec22-10t East side, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall. Hor" AY Goons. FROM AUCTION. We have in stock a fine assortment of Silk and Linen HDKFS. Cloth and Kid GLOVES. Sik and Lace TUG ton and Woolen STOCKINGS. mn and Woolen SCARFS and HOODS. SOAPS and PERFUMERIES. UMBRELUAS, BASKETS, & Sees many of these Goods from Importers* Aucti » and are offered at special bargains. CONNOLLY’S, dec22 Ith st. and Pa. ave. pAstow ART GALLERY, 1225 Pennsylvania Avenue, BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. CALL AND SEE OUR Lance STock oF PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, FRAMES, &c. The most attractive CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. All of the best quality and cheap. dec20-2w* Ge. areuess LL THE NOVELTIES Fancy GOODS AND ban WELRY, AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. SILK_HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, POCKETBOOKS, FANCY BaSKETS, shd_ thou: sands of oe suitable for, presents. Children’s GOLD. Bee, Ladies‘ GOLD, CAMEO and AMETHYST RINGS, $3, Tiree-button KID, opera and street shades, 39¢. A full line of Canvas, Bnr- 8 rmantown and all kind of KNIT- T td? RARE: ‘idy Patterns given to all that buy materials. MES. MAX WEYL, decl3-3w MAD 2 Yh otrect. ies NOTICE. FOR USEFUL PRESENTS, SUCH A8 NICREL-PLATED STUDENT LAMPS, TED STUDENT LAMP’ at Ss SAND LAVA CAND TED CANDI) PORTABLE GAS STANDS of Latest Designs, ANCY SHADES, Erc., Go To HAMILTON & SHEDD, 811 D st., Y. M. C. A. Building. Sore open f: ber 16 to January 1 until open from December ary 2, unt as ‘UL HOLIDAY GOODs, Fine Linen Han@kerchief, Gloves of all pas Hosiery at ony. in ood ‘Ties in new. Collars, Cuffs, § ints, Bea Shawis, Ladies’ Gl Blankets at 82,00 un, Black Silks; Cashme: * pacas, Table Gloth, Towels, Napkins, Bed ‘orts, White Spreads 50c. up, Caseimeres, Carpets at bargains, Sheetings. A ‘Fresh Lot Calicoes. Caricoes aled at 1Se. per pound. | All cogs marked figure: LLER, secs 703 Bridge strect, GEONGETOWN- READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters r A Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthoner. Iron gomeosy ‘A Sure Appetizer. m Bitters Iron Beticl the Blood. Tron Farrier new Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. be Ritellsble Medicine. Curatine eres Blood Diseases. ‘Cures oo Complaints. ‘Curatine Cures Kidney Affections. Curatii "Cares Serofula. uratiny Congres, Rheumatism. the Vigor. Iron Bitters et Give Vitality. Iron Bitters Cure Malarial Diseases, ‘auratin: irom Pour D Dyspepsia. Pay Teter, Trek and Tamora, Bitters i =e we Indigestion. i [Cures Pimples Iron Bitters ‘and Blotehes. Nervous y. Curatine : Tevitabilty. Goren Bile & Old Sores: Iron Bi ere poten | Cures Uleers and Boils. Tron Bitters ‘Guragine Menstrustion. |For Mercuri ng Price $1 a Boitle. Price $1 a Bottie. IRON BITTERS AND CURATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennry!— ms vente, wholesale and retail by all Drag er AND near sores