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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PRE-
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HaLNDoLys nEcmi, M for Genefa, 1 t,islll Utility.
M K;i! &: &: Divers!
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NEY ARE OF No AVAIL.
HELMEOLps EkrRAcT BuCHC
IS THE VERY BEST REMEDY IN TIE WORLD
70. all complaints ncAtnt to the >ex. whether arns tm
1Ld sc1et!0u, llatlss Of Dissipation. or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE sr4rToxs ADoyz.
NO FAMILY SHOULD EE WITHOUT IT.
Take 20 more ',i;a aercuf5 Or Cnp1a,ant Medicine.
ICF tnpstasanL AnA p.AEt3b13 1lA&1t4-
HELABOLp'S EXTRACT BuOHC CURES
sECLkET DISEASES
IN at theI. Stages. Al l!ssls Ezpente
Little or 10 ehanEc OF DIT: No 1ncunvsn!enes
AND NO EXPOSURE
Ute nELMRoLps EXTRACT BCcNu fer E1ee>se,
aE:sin: from L2ots induzedin
lsK YOUNG AND Old.
- -
as M ,s;sss1 ssf has 1a III @ sss r.
seii & hssA Fl a5sc sS| ia, a*.,
Il .fE; u sfi brcaJ for ali n
fec.ions anh d.seAes Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing In
MALE !! OF J! FEMALE, I.
From whatever cause originating. and no matter Of
new NJ. 1csa !: STANDING.
Aatls snsye a.es.s. ana symptoms admit Of The .sns
Treatment and may originate from the zane e7use.
Keads KeAd4 Read!
HEtNEoLDs BucHU Is sasc ind pleasant In tasts
'f IS L shsaa :. e. etaxx 1,x
coi mercury, luxurious drugs but Is purely vrketahie
H. T.. HELNBULD, SOLE Manufacturer
sworn acd subscribed before the ~ Of Suve.
t.r. 1s4. NN. L. HiGBAeH AklesMati
drea.. ~ ~
Prepared by a. T. HELMEOID
Practical and Anal,EcaI Chemist
No. lo4 South Tenth st.. below Chestnut, Ii.i1a.
OF COUNTERFEIT
AND USpRIEC1rLED DEALERS,
l0 enteagor to dlsptBe "aF and pruKa~
AHrtCLH8 c1 THE RxPCTAIIaA ATTAINED pT
Acimov!ts Genuine frepara!innA /
Extraei Enehu. |
S1fsarari1ll.
Improved Khae Wash,
SGd by jNU. D. PARK. |
No. Ia Lake st1eet.
AVID ALk DRUGGISTS EHERfTHERE |
ASK FOR HELABOLD'S. TAKE no OTHER. |
Cut out the advertisement and send for It,
AND AVOID IApusITloN AND EXPOSURE.
, 1860-08-04
Campaign Press and Tribune.

Ths bes. Republican document that can be
distributed in the West, during this campaign,
Is the Chicago PnEss AND TRIBUNE. In order
70 gve it broadcast circulation, it will be sent
in Clubs, frcm July 1st until after the presi-
deatIa1 election, ut the following greatly re-
iucel .ates:
FUR TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
Fifteen copies. one addrtss. 90
Fif.y copies. IL 90
Single c1py. 30
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TKI-WEEKLY
Ten copies, one ofdye.e. & GO
Twenty eopica, address,. Is 90
u FurnI. the Port Master with L3t Of The namea-
snt ty reeeEt Law o Cousess he Il obliged to tevtr
TIC papers from bundle sent to oue ndd1sa.
xE- Norcy!u Rcg.tcred Letters tent 1t cur risk.
Address PRESS TRIBUNE. Chicago, IL.
, 1860-08-04
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PniLAuKrH1A, Au<.l.
Iae sH!pJ of neet Cattle this wc.k kas grcai th4u
~ Ssne 4n,s tack tie wc supply AmuuntIng ueasly
ID t9Sl s4e Is oet se1 = n;
fAkEr-The tupply sllct auo c1;n;Guca fnd 1c H.
IL Eoan @ a. inc te tmou1,ihe I" so ead which wcie
hoasEIhere ~cf- ai,t lyo1 1ne..a ~ fi,r. l., ,,,,,
h1a t1&6 so cQrp T. 'oE tt!H !cd, std
o1T oav has yen in tLi. n.,k, ,e ,a
be- hesa 70 'So b. rdces rrxed lion. t.ya
, 1860-08-04
i First Rate Document.

Il E3np11Qu document mas QGeu issued bF
a.. ne,,,,;.sn st,.a ce,,,,, c,n,n,;+,x. aa
''"e1Ds '"e 'o"'"'0t AAA''
CHATTER l-Le'1e1 OF hon' Ea"asa baes' or Missouri
cu.,Irp s1rpo', rThs ~ s Ts,, x,,,o.,, p.,, p,,
en-. Dour1a,. and Drectin,,dre.
CHAPTER 1lL-1he wIck1 ds talavs eo,e> Resolution
adopted By the Don&:as Ha'tlmo'e Convention. With
a.sha IVY apsech: IRON c'l- forn " Address
CHAPTER 1v-Ilers<l.tly y. jonnson's Record.
cnAfrsK ';-squaster sosereisrsy and the African
Georgia.
var ,s,s ,s:o ""'1. ~'>'~A 49, "'s 's''1s@'
CHAPTER Vl1.-slayesy in New Ne1:c:-sesfaon
CHAPTER v11r.-s1are;y In Sebrass,-1,ee+e.u,1 E,.
iet'* .: The Republicans in tie Te'rtosia' LeEl.'uFe
Democracy to Preserve and Ret.,u II.
chAfiEh lA.-14 votes cast for pous'as are gs'en
CHATTER x.-~TAe Everlasting Niger Question:
enn .!@ >'@1usoA' LII ii&io'p4 As''ess o' Ae'
r,,;. ot,,,1, n,, on,o.;.. a... 1:.,,
comprises tie yery essence OF the campaign.
is reduced to the dimensions Of sixteen pages
ano eaa .n's oe aoofoea III very 10" fa'e'
T,,,ryr ot1ice a. n. follou;,o n,;cea ~,
cents per single COPY 90 cents per dozen Il 81
per. hundred; $40 per thousand. Postage one
een' Pe1 wv. e@''" oa paeAa9cs VI 1"e"t5 VI
49, ~ r-- ~
CamDafwn Tsforranlsv Of Lfucoln
We hare Issued a campaign Biography Of
t1.n Rspub1;r,n ia hao+or r4v1a
-,
,,-,
-: ;.
, 1860-08-04

Er-Bark Sovereign Of the Latcs; Vim FicErcp
schr Sa1ah Bond, New London Palo Alto Gsace Murray
AIC4ic, Alma.
DoxS-Prop Ogdensbursh; schr Starlight
, 1860-08-04
Hon. Richard Yates.
HON. Hfth0f& E&Ke03
Republican candidate for Governor Of Illinois,
will address his fellow citizens On political top
les at the following times and placeg, to Wit:

Judge Trumbull's Appointments.
The Hon. Lyman TrumbulI, in conjunction
With other able speakers, will address the peo-
pie OIL political topics at the following times and
n1araR.
, 1860-08-04

The Hon. Leonard 91ett, Republican uomi-
nee for Presidential Elector, will address the
people on political topics at the following timea
and rlaraz.
, 1860-08-04

OSWEGO. July 31-Ardycd prop Granite Stale pavis
0heako; BN9ues Adiatic. Miner, Chicago: n6.riau,
do; CastaaAc! Dsya do; Tarry Not. Long do Dane
Becker, do. C1ested. Lively, Stearns. Chicago.
nCFfAi-0. Aug. 1-Ar1iscd, .h1 Ga1us Cock Leonard
Chicago. ceared l'1'x Neptune salisbury, Chlca.o:
haEqIe GEct Wet Stewart 70 tchE Nasllo1 L,oYd Do
{ me Epck. Leo. atG. In. s9!NseV1
, 1860-08-04
.NfArrffnnxnr,x-

The schooner St. Paul. bouad for E.:ic With GIRO
arrived Ee!e ye tday tnoEnfng. ad las detained or
fRI11il!s AID WAGES considerable activity Is mani.
hgF s"sne atove ~ f.r ~ Saginaw Better ptlees
vance 1hs f"llewlng Ft.s Of charter for vessels were
, 1860-08-04

MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN
4v1 rzoy1nExcE. RanuE ItANn.--In accosda.ee WITH
decree of the Sutn EouEt OF khoIe ii d &C.. BtIhi
md for tbs County Of Provdecce, eateted June 3
nso thr hereby kvr notice that the ttu With
B.nk .sre 1ea ss ,hs to hn aaa
post viii te bY him kvea 10 al rr+seLtr9 II his
o1ce Weyboset .tzeet PIoEidenee X. H. my bllis
ofaAil Eank prinr to that time. ~
Also tnas dividend q dy cent? sah dnlhs Wa Or
desei By said Court III bills deposited With the Receiver
OF eefoEe July D. LEO and th4t said dividend h
now payabe II the cee Of the Receiver On Of
the tel1lo-a aiea ofdeposlt hesetof n gwen.
CHARLES r. BROTTELL,
Receiver Of Mount Veraun H3nt
rrQyience, July = 1akQ. f4i1s147. .IteeaM tnisi n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

John Gray, Of Melrese, N 81, , snaenor to him.
sslf, J. r. Weed, and c. M Clay, OF New York
city, and ]. w. Denford, Of BROOKLYN. N. Y
Fer improved washing machine
r.. Il. Green, Of Stoueham, Mass assionor To
himself and j r. Folsom, Of same place For
Improvement In machines for cutting boot and
Albert ktei nsteiber of Milwaukee. Wis as
signor to W. Musgrove, of New York city For
Improvement In lamrs 80 II = : =
ii. L. McNish, Of LOWELL Mas, aaignar 70
himseif and ID. C. Butler, Of same place.-For i'm
proved barrel head machine. --u h.- SIS
Frank 3. Sibley. Of Brooklyn, N V, assignor
70 himseh and w. E Doubleday, Of same place.
For I'm approved method Of curling hat brims y
-Syivanus Walker, Of Boston, Mas asstgnor to
himself and 9. ,. Hemenway, Of same place -
For improved sash fastener. r.f =
RsissNss-Edward l.. Perkins, Of Roxbury,
Mass.-For improvement in machines for driving
paper and other fabrics.
John r. Rogers, Of Sacramento, Wis For i'm
provement In percussion seeders.
Daniel w. Shares, of Hamden, Conn For i'm
provement In harrows. .-0.-- d
Horace Smith and D. B Wesson of Spsiup1eld
Mass.-For improvement in revolving fire arms &
Amos Whittemofe, Of Gam bri d eport. Mas
For improved machine for making horse shos
nails.
DsSgss.-Samuel H. Tailor and Jacob Steffe
OF Philadelphia, Pa, assignors to North, Chase
and North, Of same place.-For design for stoves
Elias Tompkins, Of BROOKLYN, NY-for de.
sign for heater fronts. -.
Additional improvement - Theodore r. s
Laidley, Of u. ;. Army.-For improvement In
tape primer for hre arms. -.,r
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOrEL.-Mr Cole, SC; N Jor.
dan Va; w Smith, 3 Renwick, NY: WIN
whiteford, Eng; Lewis, Brown, Bal.
ley; Mass; X n Stuart. L Hops and lady, T L
Hobinson, J Robinson, w L. Robinson. Gen
S R { wv w Young, Va; P Wilson and
lady, X ID Pisrson, Mis- Lewis, Nd; p II Oliver
and lady, Ga; l. P Goode aud lady, DC; G Tuct.
er, Mrs Thomas Miss Ker.wey, J F Kenney, XIV;
Lewis and lady, CT; Com Armstrong and w.
=; GA Hin, La; w Ford and lady, Miss; ] Nc,
Conan, Ky; Lane, Pa; s Van Wickle, MI
touriel, NY. ~
BROwN'SHOTEL z Berry, J Mouldeu. II
b Carter, Coaley. Md; b Talbot, Va; DR. II w
N washington; USN; w B Forbes, ny; r w
Bevan; Did; D Hech, NY; Gen w w w Wood
Miss; J Dukepart, Md; r Poore and ". w w
Terry GSp s,,; T BO.ser, Pa; Capt Jefer.
Allen and ly, w H Hoffman, Va; K Mead pa.
Cel Deas and iy, Ala; G A Nichols and iy, Miss
Crenshaw, Hon X NJ Hunter, Va
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-Hon C Gavarre and
I ~, In; Martin, Dell W X Falls, Md; shmidt,
VISA; Mrs c + Sinclair, Va; A Dishmap. Md:
J E Neale, Pa; A Morrill,, r 5 Shields. w Rocb
Md' Patterson and ly, Mo; Wheeler, MI
and Mrs Pollard, w Morris, Va; Dsvlan and iy.
Nj c Cushman, Pa.
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MEDICINES.

~ BALTIMORE t ..a
- LOCI AOsYIYAi,
hss DsseeSCs4 fAS Ssoa Cvfa.a, SpssfS, ssd ssls
EfssssaI Rssssdy 81 tAs Void. Y ~.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY. - =
4 CURE KARRANJs1, OF. NO cHARsx,
IN fhOA ONE 10 TWO DAYS.
vs.n..s q Ne BAH, stass.ss. As..a... .sn. rA..u
i... f.iSss:.. ar .>sn E
;s: -:si Dl a.sS. iSss .: ss
der hsrAgs inps.sbis and ssssrsy ssss Dsdy ma
YoURe MEn
tAa dlssdfs .ad ds.trueuvs svssps
an .n!insy sr.,. shs...ad. :. Ys.nG h.n ss
.nins S.ss,.. .i d. ss..9.m q .sc."sss.
v.sse sssasy Ne living Tyre. nay san VA ts ss.s-
re. s.as .v.... Sly... v:.l::.:. ss.sis s:sa.S.
dstssminss, &s. spsstly ssssd.
sss;y ssnids in his ssaisa.. s.d sassdss, Isl,
sp'a u. .sui !. faJasi.. -
zen sana sds Es,ng from 1al;imsrs st,sa v Tres
ne e;sn:. raiI ns .: sss.r,. ..d ..sSs Lsasr
DA JOHNSTON, a..- ..lr
as.Ssrs :fss ksys Cssss sfssrsss.s ksssss ssssuam
.nd p.rs .s:.. IL. e. . "a. ss.e 49,:
s.s L.nd:a P.r.. ra.d.phi. ana sss.s.r. h. 4
.1..n n:ny g....a VIA ringing .. 1..s ana ca.
. .s.s s:. s alarmed '.sa:'
s.ss via dssnr.n.nt ;. mind YER. s.I.a s,.,siS
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ssrain practices ind.lgsd 10 When h.bi, .qsssty
.ses a.. . ar ss E . :. r; :s:s.
Sa',; g,sSr,ss. imPo.sl: .s destroys bod mind I'd
fhsss srs ssns Of tas .ad and .A.l, .S., x,..S
y early habit. 81 ysssh via, w.aln.ss sfas ksel ssS
y. q s.s:,. D. si.y
MENTALLY-Ts. fearful .s.eu On d, mind ar, ma,
Il sp E7 Ma.s:r, c:sis ~ .fis..
svs Solitude, n,diJ, sss, sstas u As sviis prs
nEkyovs DksikIfY.-Shsss..dss .a ssv,udss VIA,
The eanss fhsn declining Asaih, Losing ths vissr BE-
sP7ssYanss sssss the essgh
DISEASES OF fhPRUDEsCE
me :s.a r.Ias. d.s. -. a.. sss
ssPp.rs tA. nsd dread u dises-ss,
% 'e ..: ys: : i Il ; al: e:
s." s .A Kim
Sso.s .n me- sa i.af m The '.s. fee e. :.
ever bis Calling dappainnsnt By he y. q shss
pesec Msrcsry hsssn tbs Constitutional symptsss q tAs
SIM pogr..nr rhs.i rspdi,y an s..ss p.,.
ss s,:.at s :, sending han
- AID imr TIn ScS.Aic "hAAhk''
~: III ri. :%.s ~
sest nsryeas sad dssissd vhs had lsss all hsps b
All imp. Marriage PAysesi o. Mental p,o..u
s.nSI,, L.s rrs:.' P:yM H.,,:.. lrrt.bly
dad spsssdfiy cured.
ENponaIMEr or ZEE PRESS. -. ..
S1E MANY fR0UsAHDs cared q ths instituusu v,shh
::i .2:,:t:ns performed y Dr. J.hn..s. .a..sd y 8.
have appeared sr.in sod again ssrs Psss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

1JIn Philadelphia, VIM. Byerly, return
Jucge Of the Fourth Ward has been arrested
judges forged copy Of election returns, which
gave the choice Of Congressman from the First
District to John M. Butler, Republican, instead
OF WIN H. Lehman, Democrat, who was legally
elected, according TO the duplicate returns filed
In the office Of the Prothonotary Of the Court OF
Common Pleas after the election From the ties.
timony Of the judges, il was clearly proved that
fraud mad been Perpetrated; that the returns from
the Fourth ward were falsified, and that on them
depended the election Of Mr. Lehman. There
was no testimoney to show that ByerIy committed
the fraud though the magistrate held him to bal
In 81 80 Tor court The affair has caused grea,
excitement and indignation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

d. I'm Philadelphia, on Monday evening. the
extensive oil works Of Messrs Helme K Co, on
Bridgewater street, were totally DESTROYED by fire
together with about z. 500 gallons If oil tanks
$30, 200 to siO,OOO, upon which there was no insn
rance Two workmen Daniel Brown and VIM
SMITH Were engaged In the second story pun D.
Ing oil from one large tank TO another In the same
room. A light was ken near the oil by one OF
the workmen, and it was immed iately set on Are
and spread with great rapidity, the workmen
having scarcely time to escape from the building
Brown was badly burnt and Smith slightly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

THREE NEGRoEs TO BIZ Hume in VIRGINIA -
Three negro men, all slaves were convicted at
the Nuremberg, Virginia, court last week, Of an
aitemptto poison the family of Mr.. NJ L. Spencer,
ths owner OF two OF them. They were sentenced
to be hung the 9th Of November next The
effort to kill was arranged by placing strong adj
mixture Of some poisonous herb or plant into a
basin OF milk The peculiar odor OF the poison
proved 70 De strong that the suspicious Of those
for whom Ii was intended Were aroused before
the milk was drank, and to this Circumstance are
their lives -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
K r, Witness.
PIoNEER MARBLE AN1'R70WN

Ths sp nsoflbsr begs leave to inform the citizens
pI Wesnington, g georgetown and AIexandria thaf
hs has addsd 70 his long establishsd busines. III
s nIin 81 itsa% 9Swsr fes sasins And manufso
Eious bIsnohsa Marble Manfsls, Tabs and Wssh-
ss, soss.r sRs: Tie, MdSnnn:o.: Toni ssd sssd
Paorms Having sed ls,s stocf no
IN bqek from hrst hands AT the lowest Ma
es dssis o9nhdent Of being able TO farnish MsfSic
PhladslPhis, or Baltimore. rae tfsds suspIisd
With itsliaA Ms.ele IN BLOCK o. slabs at the sans
eating terms. Also. oP hand, 8. larFe snppiv Of
bumies Stone, Water Of Ayr Hoss and PoIi.Sin :" :
! ...cg.. ALEX. ,RUTHEKFokD. ~. I,
fs" o'sam mcgee Ps ~ osd 5.S,ca Stone Works.
a d -s.ut D 70. ev.' oGa; Thirteenth st..
L VV8nnIuktOn, III. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
THE EVENING STAR.
THE PRINCE AND The POET.

hND
A. the Winthrop School, Boston. where there
are nearly thousand girls, the following stanzas
from Longfeilo~'s pen will be sung 10 the air OF
God save the Queen,r on the arrival OF the
Prince Of Wales. s-.
OUR FATHkRs LAND.
90 God bless our Fathers Land,
Keep her in heart and hand g.
Une with our own. 80
From al her foes defend, -
+.. Be her brave peoples friend,
...e.. ON all her realms descend, fF
Protect her throne. .T voice. l1
-Fs- Father, in loving care 'AA -
r. " Guard Thou her kinydom's hsir, sl.H-.
Guide all his Ways; - H.
Thine arm his shelter be Re
From harm by land aud sea. f--.
Bid storm and danger fee,
Plolong his days.
Lord, let wars tempest cease, e Ia.
Fold the y hols earth in peace
Under Thy wings
Make all Thy ratlons one, .-s f''.
All hearts beneath the sun, ... .-4z-
II Thou shalt reign alone
Great King Of Klngs!
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Ah oNiS q a %si fR sETAiS2; 70 NATTER

TEE UNION wIt 1 : STAMP ~ NO MATTER
.oDslns.s @ s,I. .s
S n r. az 81 - SkkSAHENTcAsaL <6AINTiN Gid.
tended to- Painting and Ornsment{nS xbttihIs.
Furniture 10 the best style also, cali sttsnfieO
% tns II ffftbn s nSo Of feGi ~ End Boi Walls
eat; therefore solicit the patronage Of nv frieS9s.
and fellow olh1ens Of the pistTict Punctuslity
se4 ,0u' observes and york done iR the best ma
= YSn vii please mind your steps and stov n M
II, rAkkEk'S Painting Establishment, No All
% as ~ Lounlsna av., north side, between sth
6; 9 Signs Passs fss Il charge. :. ssasl. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

A Primitive MURDER TRIAL in THE wEsr:-
James Gordon has been convicted at Denver
City Of the murder of Garnz, and hss been SEN
fenced to death within six days of the time of
conviction. The history Of the murderer has been
most eventfnl. His crime, escape. fecapture and
adventures have from time to time been published
During bis exciting trial, Gordon, with bis hands
manacled, addressed himself to the jury. He
was very much affected. and his youthful appear
ance excited the sympathy of the crowd in bis be-
half
and soon returned with their verdict They
handed ii sealed to the clerk. He went to the door
opened and read IL to the crowd AS the word
guilty fell upon their ears there was outbursts
of passion or apPlause-all was quiet. The pris-
oner heard 1t with cOmpos IRE, Is If expected It,
He asked time to prepare, 70 settle up his business
and to see his mother, whose arrival he wa, dan
expecting The court Submitted the question to
the people how long a time should be granted be-
foro his execution. IL was proposed that six DAYS
be allowed. A vote was taken and Ii was granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

=, bIPIHERIA Esston (Md.) Gazette states
that this dreadful disease is raging ON T7Igb.
mans Island, and there are from Is 70 40 cases On
tbs island, and II is still on tue increase So fatal
Is the disease that deaths have occurred from
II in the last two weeks ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


WAsAINSToN sEwIN6 Rooms,
w g. % ssA ST.. ssss dooss Sosfi Of Pa l<s
Nov y the time 70 get SPRING and SUMNER
eAlkT rs made Up 10 order. The subscribsr il ers-
lEsd Q make saiRTs, DRAWERS. xc., =, r sss
s99Itest 19noe AL descriItols OF Sevlng done,
fsaai Nbs l S1sSo is, SoLLAas' aaa wsIsf
rS-e< m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
SOUTHERN Trunk MANDATORY,
499 5TH STnIlI,

TIsyeIeIs viii study their interests 3, exsnirir
my TRUNKS, VAL1CEs 30, before pur-11Yv1a
chasing eisewere Al I none but the, M
best material the market affords and smpIoy 4A0
the best yorknen, can confidently recommend my
work 20 pc superior In Strensrk and DEsability to
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make to order Ton
gns HsSk,s n1f9Sl exsry dsssrlgsisn Of SQLE
asd WOQp COX TR INKS ASHLAND aad
S NHs SgASEIGGk 6S r TRSHEbING BAGS; HAIR
Trunks, &c, Repaired and Covered, in . work
m4nllke manner, at short notice
Tranks Delivered in an, part Of the city. George
. A lSs ;, \ fS5 H3yss celebrated FAMILY
do 15-1v JAMES = TOpHAM
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ProDrietors, e William street, New Yfcrk.
j. SCHWARZE. Agent,
f..a.. Washingtop n, C.

e-... DIR. ]. BOVEE DODSp -...'.
IMPERIAL GIN SIfffRS, egs-.,
For Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary
Orsans, And especially for Female Distinctions,
notion,
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO., sss s.-
Proprietors. IS William st., New York.
J. SCHWARTZ,
ieI-lyf Agent. WashlnKton, ID, G,
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IlR. J. EOvEE DOD'S
II IMPERIAL ZINE RrrTERs

Arc now being used from Name to the Great Salt
Lake, ap1 the universal verdict Of an who use
they are unsursssed in the world, DR.. Dods used
them successfully IN bis practice for years before
We purchased Of him tbs sole night 30 manufacture
and present tIsm for sails to the pablic For the
oure OF i1Silient Consumption, IndiEsstion, Dye
plants, ano ali oases reg airing tonic they are Be-
yond doubt most inv afu BILE rem edy Aside from
some and eslishtuI Bsvers 90, produoinE al the
pleasant e1hilor1Lng effects of Brandy or Wine
without their iEjuAous results. Let ali friends Of
humanity and all advocates of temperance assist
ns In substituting those valuable vesetable Btfers
TOT the DtsAeyoI pofs0as and adxlfeya,sd Ltswovs
With which tne country is Hooded, and thereby ef-
ssotae;y sld In oan.shing Disease and Drunkensss
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
fropnet9r,s cS MillinIl street. New York.
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= CHANGE OF HOURS. =
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th
leen, trains will run as follows: -
Leave Washington at % and 74A q, m.
On Sunday at - p. M.
Leave Baltimore at S.25 and $40 a. m,
Leave baltimore az sis and 4.20 o. m
Passengers for the East will take trains at & a
and 14na .. ~ aad % ?. m. =
For the West at 40 .. m. and 3a0 D. IN. a..
For Ann<polls at TAO C.. and % D. M ..
For Norfolk att 10 q. n. =,
On SATURDAY evening the so .. N. tram goes to
je l3-d .-.'.- r FL. PARSONS. Aren't.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cent? FlNECALf sKlNSEWED BOOTS.
- SSI5 Gents' Uoub e-t ole and Double -0ar
upper Boots, IS: Gents fine French Calf Fl
Skin Geiters, Boots ara Shoes, eouailyH Al
low. Boys ana Youths Long Boots, Con-
Sress epd I,aoed Boots ofevery DESCRIPTION LssIas
kId, M9roeco and Goat SKIN Buftoned b, ots,
t6;ss,ins Laced. Bathossd, Congress and Malakof
Boofsi Also, every other style of Ladies, Msess'
=. RUSENTHAJ,s
90 2-eotr Pc. av., between 18th and sth Ste.
Doors AND saQEs TO sUIT TaK
Wears nov manufacturing oil kinds OF BOOTS
sDo SHOES. and constantly receiving a~<na
seppiy OF sestern made work of every de-
scnenon, made expressly 70 order, and WHY Il
Pc .SiS =. %aon over Rrloe than has been
heresoIofe charged In thus oity for much infsriof
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, viii always & nd Q good assortnen
in store and 1t the lowest prices; Give u! call.
alkr s14 Pennsyivsnia svsnae.
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
-. arraved tina DAY, embracing all quail. 9NYm
sss room EXHIBITS 1t this time Tie rrsate.t v.riet,
found this side of New York. Also, ever dcscr,S.
ton Of LADlES HAT BOXES, VAIICEk.
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, go.
H(O0 Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
- WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
Trunk SSles Rooin
mar H-u 1922 Pa eyenuA
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

- COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO',
- Carrying ths u s. Mail -
The undersigned are now running Daily, fexcept
Sunday, y -Four horse Coaches be- ICys.x>
tween washington and Upper Mari 44
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock M and arrive in
Washington at 8 'elook, in time to connect with
the $40 p. n. ain for Baltimore. "a .
The Coaches are new nd conniodlous, the teams
hrst class III the hands of careful and accommOdat-
ing drivers. - r
Ears to Upper Marlboro. $40. 81 cents.
To ffOrg Old Fields 2S
To Centervie ..-....-........B
Freight and packages in proportion.
au Is ii OSBORN A ca pronrietorr-
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$4,000 6 SkA1is3S Ss, GG5tA 1NNEek* AND
lsp.sd tool A 1pS cidss.
soa on 1919 % % Ras Mes and VII b
for oar spring stock. cave us call q the : ~
90 - Union BottiinS DeNok.i 3,
Bb No. 65s6pooD St.. GA0rg clown
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kNDolsEMENYo or ZEE PRESS.

rHE MANY fHUC1AND0 cured at nm inetit uuen vithu
as " ssrsnissn ysars and the iHsrs ause-
ea s2srersns rsnsfmsd ~ Dr. Jshnssa. By de
reporters Of the pspers and sksr psrssns nsess II
yheh have sPpserd sran sod again before ss puslis
udss his standing Gsets1an shsssstss rsspsus
siiisy, ssAesnt gsalantss ne aaIs,sd ,sn DIV