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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
Dr. sIuat, Delamarre's

fpeltberlitnlte ,,~fpe5tnfdte 9Silte NJ"
naH elmer BcriGrift hes Or. Suan Delamarre, Sbtrs
Ar5t am rScipitol bu gtCro" Ooer n2arib0itert"
at garis.
Dteie unf6aBbare We6tJtn IA fetn 8lenbtpsrf; is
etlt SaHienflnB cher Samtnidlpdhe u%nieblbor. Als
8eiBbarteit Der s@ti6if6tss WtrtSeuge II. S~arnrps9e,
nnfreiiptui9en oeer uantIitsn S~amsnsGrDdfe, poDsr
He aud rlbren unb ME ~beeeuten6 lie aud leH mBaen,
fperbsn raid beieiti9t lno ben CrBanen ~ neuer ge.
funber TbdtiSteit osrbotfen.
uion leie ~folsen6es !3su9nte anSeiebensr rantbfs
FIBER Mtrite;
@Rtr baben bic bon Garaneiere & Dupont, Sir. 2I4,
Sie f0albaro, nab benz Jle3epts 6eS Dr. Suan DeIas
mare 5uteretteten riteIifi9sn Yilen" In unisrer pris
bat- prart8 nit fb nets 9leid blebenotm grfclge au-
es,panbt nno ~8lautenc oas feline anbere Diebbtn 10
cut gsei8net TT, ale perloner. bic an unfrelptQisen
Srgnfien oosr %fcrin8er Stpahe Der geidle6tSsOr-
ausidpeifuugtn cOer 9!tsbrduGe - lethen, tu turi-
ren. 8. VI. 8eaIreparte, Or. Meo.
". d. DutarbtH.
Sean 9e Stu6re, Or. @leb.1
parts, ben 8. Mai 1868.
Wian bite iid) Dor ytafabmlmgeui
Die G6ten piufn perhen bon allen bauptidnitdsr
Dro8atittn tn allen lDeltibcilen ~pertauft. YreiS 81
pro Sdadtsl cb.r 9 Sda@teln fir So.
@oraneere & Dupont, alemge Gigeuibimer,
Nr.2l4, 8tne 9onbar6, partS.
Bet @tnienour9 ben 81 an trgene etnen ber beppa-
rtattt9ten HgtaieH crbalt man init lm8ebenber poa
sine fei p~erissette SGahtel. 9 S6adIteln fur IS.
Maeiniae Central 9eenttn fur @mertfai
E&far .. WfpfeS & Scmp.,
Slr. u, Gpttlaubft, 9iep. Doti.
NDs-Ant 8erlange = peroen irantDfi6e. eeutibt,
rantthe Ii. er6Iti6e Srpidaren NIT oeusu gebtal9S-
anipstlnneen unter irsenb enter aerslie peribidt
IN baltimore Y. @afbtneton bel aae
Alctbefcrn 5u baden.
@senten far Balttnt re unb Wa6bar{6afk
%. Ehcmpfen * Bird. Q19-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

VII lIdeft8 DtIInIttcI 9eAen DE Idllnmlitn Wdle
ron atiter pcsr 6rpnil9er 0nSinbli6er U6sraltctfr)
DtarrbBe unS 3tubr 1T
@r. StrtdlaHb's Piiduug geaen Die
@boiera.
FGuTenbs BADEN olrt btfielbe 5eilnrg a~eftu6sn.
Die 8egterung ptnbst He In ben WGtiitdripitdiern an.
sic bat 8iele ur1erer SGfbaten turIrt, uadbem ale
anberen Wltttsl gii@t5 eeBrtfen, TN Der That babrr
mir aenug 8eptiIs Bon Der 98trtiamfeit bieies trertts
Scltn graparatts aus auiautmenJiebeubsn aufiausen-
ben, anreeenben unb plneetrttbenbtn SnBre6ien5ttn,
nm einem Sebtu unierer 2eier raibeu Su fbureu, I'D,
cine 6loi6e ann lhafen un6 tets bauttt osrftben sl
ieln. Dts eeibcn6en ielbf ioltsn cas- N{itttt brett
9ebraud en-. IS til bel allen apotbetem at BADEN; in
Baltimore bel Setb 9. 5auce, Rr. IOs,
eef.Solttmolelr,; III DafbtH0ton bel s 0.
ell &. q atrn&Brubtr.
Gbpmipn& Q d, Baltimore, Wo.
IN CD aibtnaton BET b8.G grtitiaut
glr, 81, pa. Hoenlit Gult6,I 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
@ebeime 8r0ntDeiten.
GrnnbIt3e Sur garGnttrt
rs Sr4 Jofebb Sabtau.
Office; Sir. 22S, 8tne,S traBe,
QJh;IdbeIphia.

-
a.. 6abian ~sorantrt IN i~slscnosn Srauibetten
Riue fdnene nhb grluoltde 6pr. Ole Wteoi5iu wirb
bon mfr fslbit i%ubertitst unb 1T bar4aus irtt pPu
Ouetdlber.
0eheime RranFbeiten
0etcerIti @ei6le1t8, 70 i6redti6 in ibren 5oIssn.
ipenn pernadlaiigI nno ipenn ni9t Uct eueni erfabrss
men Nrbte %behanbdt.
GelbFbeFefuns (Snante),
beret tr0uri9t BOlssu fb t~un6eeben tn D1tbmlit.
nadiltdst Saneuergtebun8en, Shpdre 6Ar mantz
It6en 3eugunsstrait, 9ebtusibtrSms limb enoiit
AnsIebruna. Sun9e 2eute, bic iib bedtn bstpubt
Sne. iouten lid pertTausneooa an mid lpeuoen. SD
babe Eduierbe FOLDER lln9lIdIthen All ibter fribeten
eriiitsen Seiun6beit 5uridBebIaGt ole bon NR6creu
taIi@ b~ebaE0sIt ODE: ais untsiIbar auf8eeeben lppE6ea
fin6
SrGGensarantbftten.
@sIRet SlllAs bduFg bic llria@e auacmelrer
Shna9e, Observation-Disclosures unc l~lnftnabtbars
Esit.
unreget m dBtstett
In Ger inrhdtIi GeI gietnIsuIa p6er adn3lidbes
MusbIsibcn ~orIieIbtu, 0leihUiel bon tpelder ltI,a6e,
tptro IN pent9en Eaaelt pcH mir ~her9eFeut Dbne nadbs
ststit9s tcl8cn tut ole 8elunbbett.
Gsit meirsr fdufsebnidlrSen 9rarts IN bsiCsr Stabt
Aate I'd, mid baupliaaN6 nit Der 5eBantlun9 pbtgef
Rrantestten bsiaafi8t Aub barin Die 9lan3enbtten 8tes
aultate frtsIt.
@uSwdrttOe @attenten
ESnnen bon MIR ~ttbanbelt lpcrOei, penn lie mir ibren
Suitanb fhtiitlib mitthetten.
Strensfte Serfd,ipie8eubeit wirt su8es
Sid,ett.
Dr.. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa
(San6 8, 1879
Seben - @elunO9eit = StGrfe
&eben - WclnnODeit - GtGrfe! u
2eben - @eInnObeit - GtIrfe!l
&G3 arpfe f~rdUsDSfSd2e .SSeiJmitteL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
EESiAhfIn Nnr HnNFn !

Seauen, pelhs Der Dteufte e!nss altcn Nrstes bes
6arien, iclttu f6 fets AT Or. 2Guiaann, Nr.
30, Arrtb-, uabt 2ertuBlpufr., reHesR. ~. 9 d IL
man iih bet Der 6etlung eItr SSrauenIraut9elten 0sr-
Iafen Fam, ala ba fnbi
etoGpu9 Der nipnatlimsu 5einiauHg.
@~ebarlattsr. 8orfaU II. Geri6WdtaaA
9fiden- uuo G~eittniNmersetL
Observation-Disclosures,
heiber HIub, TppetttIoHaiet, RsrpBftst, &obfpeb
Nro aIle ben Dalntu ei9sns 8tIfperoen.
tSebr Hane, bic finen gefdthien gDttpr manIbt,
tplte BET Or. @ d II IN a u II 0oripredut.
J'at cersefe ribt bic Summer 80, &prtbs, sn
Daus cpn 2ertH9tonary Baltimore, Mb. GrsenetGa
sperben nod aQtn aanbesatnenben perianbi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
RA5tlb. 9Scrueburg's
NnnimiIiieIss mn She0itipnRs WrIdlalt,

Webfels uHb pattdQesA geniur.
paHaat auf Dampt. H. Gtatittftn crr luc u7b
aurora. gtn'aifrin9 ron @elbru salttii -pddsi-
u. @dbb,fbre1uiua oabH-Ecuulatttn lteu Wu-
St. Retiepahe
Office. Sabpt fsG de pSn prdtt- u. 6tpB-
re- Giu1anB pen PIatttr utben et A@nelbeit
MuahIniI aratiR. iIaILa llll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Rine fdnele uhb gruubltde 9pr. Ole Wieoisin wirb
bon MIR fsIbit ~iubertitst uub 1T bpr4aus iri opn
NuedGIber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
Sohmtbtig
fur
bic 9 TT III
". ~. g. GYaOer'S
Baieut iur
Grteihterung Der 9SaI&s@rbett.

Sic gBGi6c! Sic @aIdc!!.
Obne SOhen ODER 8langn
9epdfhen,!!
Gin 6emiH6ss praparat sum @alhsn Der
Wdide, Der grDbfen, ME Der fetniten uno
5drtelen 8epebr, pbre gu blduen ooeT
Al tpd5en nit Gripurui9 ee. 5ai>
ben 3stt, jipeter DrIttel Der
Setfe Nnp oes 9Gnjen
6et3mlteriats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
DOFtDr &mmmnnn

betbrt I6, ietueu loueiSbriatn @Sunttn auri,eigsr,
eaB er Sas grOBt, beqRenl Bebalte u. geiegene 8obns
talB
Nr 80, NOrtbltE Baltimore, Gib.,
eePaGtet bet no er ittne ttfcleretde geban6Iuug auer
Brauer'u etel uno ~8cberen c6er 6ettiaten Beihptt'
ben %fortieeen iptrb. Damen, ,ptIde NIT @ebdrniuttsrs
8ottau ODER Wriier. Der dlpdulnB, NieoerstiAlasens
belt Rd6ei,- II. 5enoens 5dmtrJeu, liebeubeu S6nler-
Ten in gruet II. 9sinsu, 5dpiuhel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Rr. 90. RcI bsIILcIpllr1Be,
nc, ;r Ertbttluns ron llnitrJlht N les
tngliihsu Spraae, icp,, lrr auieriisutB rru uebtys
itguuetn uu6 f~pudileH i6thlitN Arbeittu tn benlip
IL. gnqli1. gipt Atsuenadt cur eilermue BET
tu1liihtn Sprode Nib I'M 2altt c,tita Itl1ll5 e.
8lnet nsGhsn. MAhtrta mlnbIlh. (htbr.LsIAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

JuI. @1nrGb,
EBuhehaueer mn gBueetGf

fur Wfetbe une iOHfttee Musfanee,
VT. %, Rogs.g ~alpsrtir, l Tbar zen 9ertH1toRaEs
t~irtuubsn, Bolma6tsn, BtQs ofGale, Stains ptf-
ben IN adCStt6tr i crm unitT gtuuJhina tints t8bia
etn u. ssadttteu RsatBtuHsgen ausatiertat, ieUts
G~tnIaf1uuaeu In Der Stuht reu Hufpdrte rrcntpt
bsigrat - Office fanesH Bon l0-l2 u5T gleretns u
Ia Nbr Rabmtfaas. (UalO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
GROCER PbsFf6sr Btsbsr6erffsrlsr BET
E5rptrEtGtr unb uerb6Gtr S9wd9t,
unfretpiItden GrdGTru

hnb 1bnIIdlen WeluIl0iei boW Ynaenbibotbrttlt, oUs
%eentetuet GuitriituHa, mapulidem llupsrmSstu,
nadltltden Auetl1eu II. I. 10, Der trltauRlite ST.
toIa, bon pelhem ber @ebraud bteier uulb6bbarea
setlutiiteI BET 9trluf ber 1tustsientrgie, BET t6rptrs
Itbtr easbeit unb aussntirer Rieoerlage ber RrSite
9ter trAeto elmer ,{clae iuaeueIi6sr Eborbelt ote=
eetotuihaits fr69nun9 in ~relieren Sabten beglrttsi
mar, madt at gu ben ipertbopufteu 4riusieu. bic ie
pen B%enanrte Sei6NperbeH etn8ig uHb muitterircfen
ea. Oteie ruuorrcolsn grgeueisriparale limb bon
Webl5'raI.G cutaien uHteriudt urb ibte 8cr;dse pon
ben herabnttsitst iritItdeH @rbBtu tn tieism 9an6e
unb In EUROPA e%eprietn pcrbeH. Sit llno Die ett-
Itaen iintri0lideu Ndttel srgsn ucrpBIts &ppilttber
uue Rerc6Ntlt i~tetbaurt Die %siuttsen, bic auf eintu
trauisn @etf pttteu. Sie ielen ons 9tten toicoer
Der uno aebeH 0enen, bte ibrs @siuubbttt ourh funs
Tide auSitpetiun9tu cher gfbsins auseipobubslteu
~cet8eloet babeR, baS Gtrlprere suraf. Office Nr.
IN OArr3h aIw EattRN a,t, uart,.Enau1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
0eheiHte RranfbeiteR

beicerItf Weitledt8, 70 ihrealib IN ibren 5oI9tn,
fpenn ~perna4IaiigI ino fpeun nibt ppl eruem erfabrs-
MN QIrate behonbSIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
@. q. W. Tdbe,
Btethtater GImtt 9ers

Ifttt WT- D. UOulfIIntTIuNts
Cifittfupteu boz $40 utr Worasu6 lue SS
abt absubs. gae arteu l%lrttnttu, seibItte DrtHs
ultuts. Rt9itTuRa5apade, 9oumahteH g.. 70. me'ot1
IN esuttttr etsr tr8ltiber SBratt aut't ShurN'rH
plultIitfs bsioJat. (67-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

gBslRet Slllas tauFg bic rrfa@e anscmelr.
$hra@s, ungc8s!rIdAtafsit unC lInfrnatbar
Eeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa
(San s, 19,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
Electfous.

Elections in the several States comprising
the Union are as follows:
New Hampehire-First Tuesday in March.
Connecticut-First Monday in March. -.
Rhode Island-First Wednesday in April,
Nirginia-FouIth Thursday in May.
Oregon-frst Monday in August.
Alabama-First Monday in August
Arkansas-First Monday in August.
kentucky-First Monday in August.
Texas-First Monday in August.
North Carelina-Second Thursday in August.
vermont-First Tuesday in September.
Maine-Second Monday In September.
Florida-First Monday in August.
Mississippi-First Monday in August.
Georgia-First Wednesday in October
Indiana-First Tuesday in October.
Iowa-First Tuesday in October.
Ohio-First Tuesday in October.
Pennsylvania-First Tuesday in October
West Sirgnia-Fourth Thursday in October
Louisiana-First Monday in November
Delaware-FfrstTue uesday in November.
lllinois-First Tuesday In November.
kansas-First Tuesday In November.
Maryland-First Tuesday in November.
Tuesday in November
Michigan-First Tuesday in November
Minnesota-First Tuesday in November
Missouri-First Tuesday in November
Neyada-First Tuesday in November
New Jersey-First Tuesday in November
New York-First Tuesday In November
Wisconsin-First Tuesday IN November
Colorado-Second Tuesday in November
South Carolina-Fourth Monday in November
There are no State elections held in the
months Of January, February, July or Decem-
Der. n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

FINANCIAL.-The New York Post Of last
evening says-Gold is excited and scarce-k
to per cent. having been paid for loans. The
selling price has risen as high as 141k. The
loan market is fairly active at per cent, with
some transactions at g.. The How Of currency
to the West, continues, and has some influence
in stimulating the activity in money. The
discount demand continues to be limited, but
is gradually increasing, good bills passing at
5ka7K. The stock market is dull. Govern
quoted at no, and 1855 At 10e. Ten -forties are
selling at 101x. Seven -thirties are not so
much inquired for, and are offered at 1O6I for
the first series, which are con vertible into five
twentes. The second series are offered at
l06alC6S. State stocks are firm. New York
county loan are quoted at 104x xal04 4, with no
business doing. For Tennessee, North Caro-
lima, Virginia and Missouri bonds there is
some inquiry at full rates. Bank shares are
full and railroad bonds firm without much
activity. Railroad shares are strong-Iilinois
Central, Reading, Rock leland. and North
western attracting the chief attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
HALL'SI VEGETABLE

eICILlAN HAIR RENEWER-
has proved itself to be the mest perfect on
Tor the hair ever offered to the public.
o vegetable compound, and contains no in
furious properties whatever. -.-.r 49,
IT WILL REsIoRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
Color. T
II will keep the hair from falling out.
It cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and silken.
It 10 Q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young, should fail to use IL.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsEp BY THE First
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
- Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
r. p. HALL q co.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all DraRRists. ja1-Th,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

JEFFERSON DAvIs.-It is considered prob
able that Mr.. Davis will soon be released on
his parole. Several surgeons, especially CON-
missioned for the purpose, have recently ex-
amIsed the physical condition Of the prisoner.
and upon their report the action OF the Presi.
dent depends. IL rs well knswn that Mr..
Davis is in exceedingly wretched health de-
clining slowly. yet gradually and surely 20
the grave, and 1t is quite impossible that any
surgeons, not in Radical pay, can do other
Qmintr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

ga French paper contains the following
curious ssatement:-"A young girl, II year. OF
age. attempted excessively the life OF her
mother and sister for the sole purpose OF
drinking their blood. The child has been ex.
amined by competent physicians and proved
TO be attacked by the strange mania OF anthro-
pophagy. Her extreme youth leads the physi-
clans TO hope that her cure may be accom-
LDiished =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

~Ths Milwaukee News and the Dubuo ne
Herald agree that The damage by the recent
rains IN Iilinois, Iowa and Wisconsin,, was not
so great n aapprehepded. The farmers Of Wes-
tern New York have secured far crop Of
wheat in rood order, and are holding tt 70 see
what viii be the fhte ofthe crops further Wsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
DURE OLD PORT WINE

1 have received from the private stock of a waIl
known and honored citizen q short supply of nura
and nrst quality PORT WINE, "AIfe Douro
This wine has been known to me several ye.,s
and Its effects upon persons suffering with Ali,
fetal. ooo
1t 10 ordered and recommended by physfc ans.
and Can be relied on In every particular.
N. W. BURCHELL,
corner 14th and streets,
lyO under Ebbitt House,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

The WAR IN PAkAsUAY.-The bark
Traveller, from Rio Janeiro brings particular.
OF the Parasuayan war 70 the 10Th OF July. A
steamer had arrived at Rio from Monteyideo.
bringing inteiligence of the general failure OF
the allied forces in their operations against the
Paraguay ans, and thai the latter had sur-
rounded their army IN swamp near umaita.
on the Paraguay river. The stock OF the Allied
army was dying on rapidly, and Lopez, the
commander Of the Paraguayan Army, wa.
confident and energetic in his efforts 70 deal
nnal blow TO the war.
On the % OF } uiy there was q grand celebrs-
ton a. Misericoroe in honor Of the Emperor of
Brazil giving away In marriage q large num-
ber Of orphan girls.
All the paval squsdrone stationed along the
coast of South America had commenced 20
harbor in Rio for the winter. OF the Ameri-
can squ adron stationed in these waters there
Were anchored q Rio the flagship Brooklyn,
Admiral Gordon, and the gunboats Onward
Nipsic. and Shawmut The Juniata had
gone 10 the island OF ST Helena, but intended
to return In a few days.
The general financial business at Rio was in
complete state Of stagnation. Money was at q
discount and everything duh. Coffee was
dull, with but six shipments in g week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

RAILROAD FROM MIDDLBrowE TO ELKroN.-
A railroad is projected from Middletown TO
Elkton. II 10 Intended by this road to 20 di-
rect from that portion of the State Of Delaware
and Eastern Shore Of Maryland below Middle
town to the CITY Of Baltimore. The present
ronte by railroad from Mlddietown to Baiti-
more Is by this city. er'his new route win be
about eighteen miles In length, saving about
twenty. two miles Of travel. The Delaware
rsilroad bids fair TO have more branches and
feeders than most others railroads in the
Wffminoton (Del) Repsbilcda. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
fwo BAD OASIS OF PILES CURED BY DIR

TWO gAO OAe1H Oh PILE0 6UR1D BY DR
HTRICKLAHD6 PILE REABDY.
the benefit Of AZ Who suffer with the Piles that be
nss sesn trorbisd for eight yssrs With An agra:
rom the army = ineurable, The being quito pare.
yIed With the Ptlest Both these distressinG Gases
Here cured with one bottle Of Dr.. 6TRIOKLANDT
PILE kEMEDY. Tho Recommendation Of these
eeptlsmen, beside the daily testimonials received
oy Dr STRICKLAND, ought to oonyince those suffer.
Ing that the most aggrayAted chronic Of Piles
are cpre4 by Dr etrickiand's Pile Remedy.- It 10
soio ~ Druggfsts everywhere. Sold By ]. w.
NAIRH D co.; OHAS. OHRI6TiANI, 3T1 Pa.
evsnue and 602 Ninth street. % SD-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
OF THE INTERIOR,
IN ,,s n..,,,o, ~ WEHHsssISsIoN, AngTst I, 1850.

On the pet1uon OF BBMUEL u. JENKb, of Bos.
ton. Mass, praying for the extens OF q patent
granted to him on The I'd day ef November, is52.
for An, Improvement in (" Machines for DrilIin o
stones. % Tor seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place the ID day Of No.
vember. 1885; - =
1t Is ord cred that the ssid petition be heard 1t
the Patent Once on MONDAY the 18th day of
October, 1856, ct IL O'Clock NJ; and all persons
are Botifed to appear and show cause, IL any they
have. Why said petition ought not to be granted
e n fbs 6es sS
setfeFth fH writing, at least nessty days before
ths-day Of hearing; all testimony hled by either
party, 70 be used 81 the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted In accordanc With the rules
Q tshs once, which wiz be furnished On AeDbcs-
Dspositions ana other papers, !. relied upon .,
testimopy, must BE- nled In the o1hse t.resfy days
Vsfqrs the day Of hearing; the Arguments, II any,
within ies dsys aftef nlins The tssti%Sny
RspsSiscss ssd ths. I1.iiisssesI. Wasninsfon, b.
o., md An ths Journal. Roste.a ass:, ,cnes
Lsb.isstisns . es = isast sixX dskS HrsyiSus %
!, Cepsi.icpss sf fsssas.
ana sssc Ssf S S z e! Fss:ss 6ss
VIII pspsB eopsasniaG THE aetiss. % flsVaW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

KILLED BIZ A CoPPKRHEAp.-Mr Jeremiah
Logan, passing through an oat field, near
Richmond, Va, recently, was bitten on the leg
by copperhead snake. At first he felt no
pain. and thought nothing Of IL, but after reach.
ing home his leg began 70 swell, within six
hours he became delirious, and during the sue
much swollen before he died, and became OF a
purplish ereen color
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ga Nova Scotian who had been burned
out by the fire at Portland, Me- attempted 70
carry on with him TO the Provinces the tents
In which he had been living, and which had
been loaned him by the Charitable Committee
He was arrested, but allowed to leave on con-
dition that he would restore the stolen proper
ty and never come back.
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@There an nice-manufaeturing company
at Shreveport, La, working on the am moniac
vapor principle, which has declared dividends
for three months TO the LIST instant Of eighteen
% pounds dn1 eight
~Gen. Schofield, who takes Terry,s placs,
al Richmond, occupies JET Davis's house
There are SOS public schools in New
York, and 2i9.Oo0 pupils.
0Chicago is building the largest railway
ga man in Cohoes walked 100 miles I'm 100
hours for $500.
~ Chicago swindlers have cleared ssOo,Ooo
by bogus gift enterprise
SThe hailstones ont West have broken
nearly all the windows in that section Of the
country.
The advertisement recently inserted I'm
the Patriot by Stephen Phillips, fbrbiddine sny
one marrying Rosalinda Pratt as she prom
isee 70 marry him, has had the desired effect,
and she has given in and fulfilled her promise,
as will be seen by referring % our marriare
list-Barnstabls Patriot.
~ Bangor has exported $4,000 bushels of
potatoes this season.
= EThe leading income in Cleveland, ONO,
Is "A. stones, viz: e1s3,9
The Mexican Gen. Caravajai pronounces
santa Anna ga Dead Dnck"-or forneY No.
~A white man aged 6i has recently mar
ried black girl aged ls in Deerheld.
~Philadelphia papers are much gratftSd
at the increasing trade in petroleum The
business now amounts to about l., 10000 gall
Ions per annum. Et .-.
~ Hale. the Republican Coneressman in
the 10th New York district, says the Radical
doctrines are fraught with danger not only 20
the party but to the country.
aHThe water Of the Ohio at Cincinuati has
assumed light green color and an unwhoie-
some odcr, and the people are I'd visedso boil IL
before drinking. ~ -f+F'+
A DBTKKxISEp SuIcIpI.--A man at ST. Paul.
Minnesota, on the 18th instant ran headloAe
into the river, point where IL wa only three
feet cesp, and held his head under water until
he was drowned. ' - -
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a eUPIRiOR RIMIDY.

We can oonscfentionsly recommsnd 70 shoes suf
% EAHbH Hen fissTs;Ia1f oo%USh, % pR eNI0K.
II fyes relief almost instantaneous, and IL Vithai
Inss scSsS Ssessbie . the taste; There r. no doubt
tect Rtepasetions In use, and ali that its propr
st9s S!ai~s ior it. We have tried y during the
sonsh, Nh Srsysred by Dr. stricfisnd, No. 'i.S is8
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~The Montreal papers are making some
complaint aboqt the extepsiye circulation of
American silver in CanadA.f Thsy say that
This money has driven bank notes out OF circu.
lationin tbs towns. and they ara now exclu.
sipely in the hands OF the country people,
land the danger IL the greater In case Of ANY
sudden alarm or revpltion. 81 !
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I OLD WoNHN.--Thsrs ars three classes into
which all the women past seventy that ever
knew were to be divided:1. That dear old soul;
2. thai old Woman;3 3. that old witch. tColeridse.
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NEW WAY TO MAKE MoNRY.-A boy-son
Of John Day-who had been absent from his
home in Albany, N. Y, returned the other
day, saying that be had been employed by a
man in Troy, N. Il, who, after having young
Days life insured, took him TO lonely wood.
and made threatening demonstrations with a
man intended to kill him and then claim the
insurance money.
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