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FRANKLIN INSURANCE. lCoMpAHy.-Mat.
thew q. Emery, Esq, was elected presiden
Of this Companysat the eiection to. day, to al
the vac ancy occasioned BY the death of mr.
William A. Bradley. sl.a 4 - s -.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Ellen Donhue a
woman OF bad repute, was yesterday require d
70 give security to keep the peace by Justice
DrHry. for assaulting Susan Rabbit. Flora
CURED by Justice MorselI to give security to
keep the peace, for assaulting Rebecca Smith.
and Charles Lehman. baker, vas Yesterday
fined 50 by Justice Hazard, 70: assauIting
Mary Lehman, and required to give security
to keep the peace for making threats OF VIC.
lpnca towards her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

lanes GUILD. DIALERIN NEW AND 6FO
y OND.HAND FURNITURE. Old TufnifurS
repaired Reupholstered and Vanished 10Th and
streets, (nsar the canalJ Highest price paid for
Second hand fpxpitvxe. jeI.lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

POPULAR HoTHLs ali use and recon mend
Burnetts Fiayoring Extracts as the best. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

PgRsosAL -1phs prtncipIe members OF Dan
Cas.elio's Circus arc stopping Ct the Natl ,nal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

GRAPHs for sale by BurcheiI, under tae Eb.
bitt House.
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The number of arrests
made by the police OF the District Yesterday
and reported by the several Lieutenants in
charge Of the dIfereat precincts this morning,
- ere 81: the amount Of fines imposed S2i 90
Ihe Work OF each precinct was az fell
lows: Second, arrests, no fines third. 5 ar
rests, fines S262; fourth, 6 arrests. fines S4:
fifth. arrests, fines IS: sixth, y arrests, fines
SIS; seventh, 10 arrests, fines $685. eighth, 6 ar.
rests, finos S33: tenth, arrests, fines So
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CHARGED WITH STEALINe-James Jarol-
man and VIM. H Spman were arre sted to day,
on warrant issued at the instance of William
Hayes. charging them with having robbed
him OF fifty dollars At the same time Mary
Fannie Smith, a woman of evil lame. was
taken into custody on the charge OF having re :
ceived the same, knowing it TO have been sto-
len The particulars OF the case will trans
pire before Justice Bates at O'Clock this az
ternoon, he having been selected 70 try the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-A colored mar
named Fielder Wood, came before Justice
Tacker yesterday. charged BY Richard Mason
give security for court. este p 61a Y 81
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THE Co OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be found a call
night next. TO ORGANIZE the Washincton ~
operative Building Association. A meeting
with the same purpose in view Is 10 be held TO-.
morrow night at Potomac Hall. SO the move
ment is fairly inauRurated. . a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

PENNIES can be had in any Quantities at the
Star office counter.
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DIsoRDERLY.-A man named Rody DENIM.
sey came before Justice Tucker, OF the Eighth
precinct, yesterday, charged by Margaret
Dempsey with disorderly conduct. The charge
being sustained be was fined $40 for bad con-
duct, when the same complainant charged him
with having made threats of violence, for
which he was equired to give security to keep
the peace.
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PIC.NICS, EXCURSIONS, &t

+ PIC.NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
HO! FOR LEA UREl
FRIENDSHIP LODGE No. 8 KNIGHTS OF
. PYTHIAS, ~
Would respectfully announce to the II
friends of the Order and the public generally, FA
that they will give their fEa3A
FIRST GRAND PICNIC, AT Urn ST. PARK
On TUESDAY, SEPT. II, 1867.
B The Committee pledge themselves to use every
effort to make this one Of the finest pic mics of the
season. Positively no improper persons will I've al
lowed on the ground, as sufficient care will be taken
by the Committee to reject them.
Commttee-G. F: Sigourney, J. Reside, +. T.
Porter, j. l.. Harris.
! r. E. CoSANr. Master Ceremonies
/ Tickets 30 cents--admittiug a gentleman and
ladies scIp- st
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SLATE FUR SAIE.
SLATE ROOFING done by GAULT.& WILL
LIAMS, Tenth street and Canal. Repairing
promptly attended to. au2O2
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ApPoINrRD-MYs Angelina a. Vowies has
feen appointed post mistress ct Bladensburg
rice Mrs. Margaret b, Norfolk resigned.
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THE BRAUTY.-A. I. Mudd Is selling nan
five cent segar at his segar !" Divan," corner n
ana 9th streets, called The Beauty 1t Is 4 r.
markably fine article. All smokers shouid
give 1t q trial. .te Fs.#.- st
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SALE OF REAL EsTATB.-We learn that MI
James Fraser has purchased the house Of M
John H. Semmes, on Maryland venue near
9TH street. South Washington, occupied for
many years by Mr.. Semmes as q residence.
The price paid was Sl4,50O.
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rWHITE LEAp.-Painters will do we'll to Rad
the advertisement Of Wheeler &c Browning.
who have also for sale Builders Hardware, 81
lowest prices.
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PASTORAL CALL.-1t is Understood that the
Rev Edward H. Ingie, late Of the Episcopal
to the Episcopal churches at Salem and Rs
Lick, In Roanoke county.-Aler. { Ta) Gasets
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SELLING ON SUNDAY.-A German restaurant
keeper named John Bier. doing business In the
eth precinct, was yesterday arrested by officer
Marks. of that precinct, and taken before us
tice Tucker, charged with selling liquor on
Sunday. He was fined $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

SELLING BIZ SAMPLRs--Oficer Berry, Of the
9TH precinct, yesterday arrested a German
agent named Chas. e. CrLbell. taking him be.
fore Justice Walter, charged with selling goods
by sample without license. The Justice
fineo the accused in the sum of $50 and In
default of payment committed him to Jail for
SO DAYS. .-a. --t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

PIC.NICs, To DAY.-The third annual pic
mic and festival Of the Seventh street Raiiroa d
Relief Association, at Seventh street Park, this
evening, will be enlivened with dancing, bow :
ling, prize shoouag, sack racing, pole climbing,
pig chase, &c.
The Journeymen Bakers Of East Washington
will have their pic mic this evening, at Juenne-
mans Garden Prize pound cakes for the best
Iady walter
The pic. mic of Grace Church Sunday School,
Island, is in progress at Green Spring, near
Georgetown, this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

SALE OF CoNDBMNED STORES AT NAVY
YARD.-Yesterday morning Messrs. Maggie Il
Go. sold at the Bureau OF Provisions and
Clothing large lot Of condemned stores. This
bidding was very spirited, and the goods
brought very good prices considering the con /.
dition they were in. aF err
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NOW Is THE PROPER TIME
TO HAVE YOUR
unTcE1 DrnA Tnnn


That they may be tenantabIe during the winter
season Have your smoky and dilapidated chin
neys put in order broken Hearths and Pavements
repair, treacherous Walls underpinned and prop
ery secured stained and dingy Brick Fronts nicely
cleaned down.
RYSON A. MURPHY, BRICKLAYER,
VIII give prompt attention to all orders in his line
left at 222 IL street, between 10th and 2lst or at
the Star or Post Office. Sc SGT"
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SORE THRoAT.-City physicians say never
WihIn tneir experience was sore throat SO
prevalent as it IL at present. In some local.
ties IT mas assumed the form and character of
an epidemic, the consequence, no doubt, of the
very variable weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

RUN OvER.-About IL o'clock to- day, a little
white boy, named Cornelius Mathews. was
run over by market wagon near Printing
House Square, and had one OF his ribs broken,
besides sustaining other severe injuries about
his arms and body. The accident occurred in
consequence OF the deafness OF the youth, who
tailed to hear the driver Of the vehicle when
he called out to group of boys who were
playing in the street to get out OF the way
Cornelius was taken home in the wagon which
ran over HIM, and physician sent for to dress
his wounds. 4....
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ELOUR DEPOT,
l. "a LOUISIANA AVENUE.
With many thanks for the liberal patronage
hitherto have for the convenience of the trade,
opened the above depot, and prepared to sell
exclusively to the trade our James s. WEIGH best
FAMILY FLOUR, and all other grades, exclu-
sively of our own manufacture. By this arrange
ment the purchaser is saved the expense of haul
ing from Georgetown Also for sale all the differ
ent kinds of MILL FEED.
Sc g. lmx HERR WEIGH.
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AIRS. VERNON DORSEY'S SELECT SCHOOL
wi FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. ~ East Capitol street, Capitol Hill.
Mrs. DORSEY will resume the duties of her
SCHOOL on MONDAY, e September Instruction
in French, Ital ian, Drawing, Painting and all the
English branches.
Keferences:-S. A. Elliott, Esq, Gen. Thomas
Ewing, S. A. II. Marks, ESQ.,, Thos II. Parsons,
Esq, Jos. Saxton, ESQ. au 6-eolm-
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REAL ESTATE SALR-Wali IL Co, Auc.
ticneers, yesterday sold lot 10 in square 40,
on + street north, between 18th and 18th streets
and small frame house on the alley in the
rear, to w. w. Graham, at 81 cents per foot,
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NATURAL FLOWERS PREsERvED IN ALL
IN their Natural Beauty. Special stten-MA y.
tiod to the Flowers of the Dead. By Mrs In y
N NJ HAYES No. 3Oe Eighth street west ZN16
between L and n. js6-3Ms
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ACCIDENT TO MACHINREY-On the last trip
OF the L. 5. steamer Northerner, Captain Nc
Gowan, which reached this city Yesterday
morning, an accident occurred O her ma.
chiDery, on account Of which It was found
necessary TO tow her into the dock at the navy
yard. Several days will elapse before she will
be ready 10 leave again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

THE CAPITOL POLICE, in their new and
handsome uniform. make an excellent appear
ance under their new Captain, John Corson,
Esq under whom their discipline is perfect
In fact, the Capitol Police is an constitution
among US, and is composed Of men worthy OF
the responsible position they MI
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ASSORTMENT 81 FIJI fI3u f. COMPLETE
All grades of FAMILY,
All grades of EXTRA,
All grades of SUPER,
w AZ very lew RAL 1;s;s =
Assortment for Bakers nse comRlete',
All kinds Of Min Feed, Hay, Straw, &c.
Ground Alum and Fine salt 9sSfTE te's rates, BY
Indians avenue and LIST street,
ApH near Baltimore Depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-12

Tycoon JAPAN TEA,
III So much A. mred by the recent Japan
csc Commissioners, from whom we have aiM
letter Of compliment for its excellence.
49, z. MP, KING SON,
King Place,
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Pre.hY,erinn Assemble.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-In the Presby-
teriau Assembly yesterday, the report
on the declaration of testimony matter,
was adopted, after a long discussion, by
a vote of 206 against 4. The commit
tee to whom had been referred the re-
port of the joint committee of the two
schools, on reunion, made a majority and
minority report. The first recommends
the adoption of the basis of union, en-
bodied il the report under consitlcra-
ton of the other, that the joint commit
tee endeavOr to secure a definite state
ment of the doctrinal basis, allowing
none but ordained ministers or elders
to seats in any church court, apd dis
tinct recognition of the obligation OF
every Presbyterian to dissatisfied as to
the soundness of every minister it re-
ceived. The reports were filed for furth-
or consideration.
The assembly meets at Covington to-
day for the purpose of appointing direc-
tors and professors in the Danville, KY,
Theological Seminary.
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Reformed Presbyterian synod.

New YORK, May 25.-At last even
ing's session Of the Synod of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church, com
mittee appointed to prepare minutes
in the matter OF the censure of the Rev.
Thompson, made report favoring the
appointment of committee to examine
into the soundness of Mr.. ThOmpson's
religious views and to revoke his license
in case of finding him to hold opinions
at variance with those of the Church.
The report was read and approved.
A protest was received from the
Fourth Reformed Presbyterian congre-
CATION of Philadelphia against the ac-
ton of the Philadelphia Presbytery
refusing them representation in the
Synod, and asking to be constituted
into Presbytery. The protest was re-
ceived, and it was resolved that its
prayer should be granted.
A protest against the organizing of
the Synod, as being in violation of the
Constitution, was presented and re-
ceiyed, and a committee appointed to
prepare reply to it.
The Synod adjourned until May next.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, May 26.-Notwithstanding
declarations. to the contrary, it is
thought that the government will not
carry into execution the death sentence
Of the Fenian prisoners.
PARIS, May 26.-The press of this city
complain that Prussia is Strengthening
the fertilization of Rastadt. ...,.,
CoPENHAGEN, May 26.-The Danish
government, it is said, has informed the
foreign powers that the Prussian gov
eminent continues to disregard the
obligation Of the treaty of rs in regard
to Schleswig. cr U. . II
FRASKFoRr, May .26.-7Cnited States
boEds to-day III. q q
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9 NAsHvfIlE, May %. Colonel W. B.
Stokes and Hon. E. Ethridge spoke
here 40 an immense crowd Of whites
and blacks. The debate was deeply in
terssting, and at times it was exciting.
Mr.. Etheridge devoted the most of his
time to an exposition Of Radicalism and
the record Of Brownlow and Stokes,
and gave satisfaction to the Conserva-
tive part of the audience, Mr.. Stokes
indicated his cause, and in turn assall,
cd the public history, his opponent ana
the aims Of the Conservatives: tne
blacks express gratefulness foF bis labor
warmly applauded. The effect OF the
debate WINS to srU.ise the tive parties
and hebcsSorward the campaign viii De
active and zeslsasp The eslofed voters
' nSiSsssent listened patiently, and appear
I'd to be mich Interested. 10 was evil
dent, however, that they generallysyere
with Stokes - sd5 r. as =
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80 CINCINNAtk3 may 80
|. cFLoUR-Dull but prices unchanged;
WHEATMDuII and nothing done;
holders ask full prices; No. winter
: '1CoRN-closed duff at 90 for No. 1 in
bulk; there is no demand for it sacked.
OATS-Firm at 74a75 for No. /, the
latter rate in elevator. 20
RYE-Steady.
BARLEY-Steady. FC
g5COTTON-pul and but little doing;
sales of mixed at %; clippers are the
only buyers, and their wants are OF
most light character. ~;
WHISKY-Unaetive and holders ask
81; no buyers over 80; new orders pur-
posing It's transportation from this
place to a place in bond have settled
the market. and it is believed that this,
with the introduction of metres into
distilleries, will increase the costof the
article largely. 3 y 70
Observation-Disclosures.
MESS PORK-22 so. -'
BULK MEATS-aa10. -.
LARD-12fa12a; the demand for all
kinds very light.
BUTTER-Dull at 1920. eERI
y CHEESE-12a14f for new.
:. LINSEED OIL 40a1 so.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
GOLD-136 buying and 1874 selling.
v Receipts--Flour 1900 barrels; Cotto n
1ls bales; Corn $1,000 bushels; Wheat
IL, 900 bushels. .
I Exports-Floar. 1894 barrels; Corn
2,9O0 bushels; Wheat 900 bushels.
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MARRIAGE:

Reflect that O sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy refection that the happiness OF
another becomea blighted with our own
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Thc State Treas
urer gplaced 100000 in the National
Bank of Commerce, New York, to pay
interest on Missouri bonds of July LIST.
Governor Fletcher accepted the invi-
tation to take part in the political can.
vass of Tennessee during the summer.
The Vigilance Committee of johnson
county hung Tony Stevens and Morgan
Andrews, two notorious outlaws, in
Warrensburg yesterday. They were
brought from Kansas on requisitiOn
from the Governor and taken from tho
Sheriff by force. Two or three farmers
in the vicinity of Warrensburg, con-
nected with band of horse thieves
have been arrested by the Vigilance
committee and lodged IN Jail to await
trial at the next session of Court.
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BIZ STEAMER


Arrival sf The sseas.er Hsr.anp-
The Lsxenbarg Trcssy-The Cretss
War,
New YORK, May 25.-The steamer
Hermann, from southampton, l4tn' nas
arrived. tlj y IL ~. .,.,,
Mr.. Walpole, who resigned the British
Homo Office, remains member OF the
Cabinet without office. .HIi,Sl
Marouis Neorster, in announcing the
signature of the Luxemburg treaty,
said. IL fully accords with the laws
of the French governmgntF 1t does
away with state of things established
AGAINST us lin IAN evil time, and,ihafhi'
tanned for SIS, years. 1t gives to our
German friends the guarantee of spoth-
er State. It secures to the KIM, and
Grand Duke complete independence,
and not only removes tho causes OF an
imminent conflict, but gives fresh
pledges for the strengthening OF the
good feeling and maintenance Oh tne
peace of Europe. go 81 a. ~
The Government has cause TO con-
gratulate itself on having attained these
results. and to make known how just
and friendly the sentiments of these
movers are towards us. The Govern-
ment thinks it usual to expressly point
ont that for the first time of the meeting
of the conference, instead offollowing Q
war, and confirming itself to sanction
ing its results, it has succeeded in antic-
ipating and preserving the benefits OIL
peace. ;.
This is a precious consideration Of
the new tendency in which the friends
of progress and civilization should re-
joice. . 81. -.g p. s-''''l - =. I'd
There has been terrific thunder and
hail storms in London.
e A Fenian riot occurred tn Killarney.
Thirteen police were mObbed and sever.
al hurt with stones. The police and
military finally subdued the demonstra-
ton.
The French crops are highly salts.
factory, and the Paris and provincial
corn markets dull. %" - :,
The Cretes have formed provisional
government and appointed Morrecor-
dato, the eminent Greek statesmen,
Governor General. The Greek block
ade-runner Arcadia had landed 7OO vol
unteers in Crete, under the command OF
General Hahn, a Swiss efficer." -,
Details of an engagement on the 9th
of April state that the Cretans had three
times repulsed the enemy, sc, 600 strong,
and az last routed them with heavy
loss. All the provisions and war inu-
nitions, with $50 horses, fell into the
hands Of the insurgents. -HrT .'|
The new Greek loan is progressing
favorably. Mr.. Arrangabe, the Greek
minister to Washington, an eminent
scholar, left Athens In April. He was
formerly d Foreign Minister of Greece,
and speaks English thoroughly
Persiana, a famous singer, isidead. d.
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New York Market.

New YORK, May Is.
COTTON-yery firm; sales $50 bales
at q for uplands.
FLOUR-Less active and unchanged;
sales of 5000 bbls; receipts 1924 bbls;
also, 14,27 sacks. California -four
closed dull. Rye -four unchanged at
80.
WHlSKY-NOminal.
WHEAT-Dull and declining: sales of
1900 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee on pri-
yate terms.
RYE-Heavy; sales of $500 bushels
western in lots at l RIAL "a.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY Matrimonial.
CORN-Less active and without de-
cided change; receipts 6O,673 bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels; new mixed west
ern at 1 21a1 81; very choice %.
OATS-Unchanged; receipts 1880;
sales $4,000; western 81; state 81.
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE-Qniet and unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 600 hhds Cuba
at l1alls.
MOLASSES-Quist; sales 100 bbls
Porto Rice at 81.
:. HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Unchanged.
LEATHER-Sole dull at 29}a313.
WOOL-Dull and unchanged: sales
Is, 900 lbs domestic fleece at 42ia65; ex-
ira pnlled 374a55.
PORK-Opened firmer and closed
heavy; sales 1850 bbls at $23 23a23 81,
closing at S23 % cash: old mess sc 90;
prime $l9 OOs19 Is; prime mess 81 90.
also 1850 bbls new mess at e23 25.
BEEF-Firm and more doing; sales
1850 bbls; prices unchanged.
LATEST MARKETs-5P P. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed very dull at 10a15c
lower.
WHEAT-Nominal and lower; No.
2 spring 2 60a2 20 and No. I spring s0s
2 81.
RYE-Dull; western l 71a1 7s.
BARLEY-Nominal.
OATS-Quiet; for western S6as7c.
ICORN-Dull and heavy; new mix
ed western 20a1 IS; old do. nominal at
30a1 80.
PORK-Quiet and steady; sale $50 bbls
mess at 2 0oa3 20; checked on Monday,
closing steady at that price cash.
BEEF-Firm and ut fair demand.
" CUT MEATS--Nominal and nm
changed.
BACON-Dull at lot for Cumber-
land.
LARD-Steady and at q moderate
business at 13fa13s for fair to prime
steam.
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AFFLICTED!
SUPPER NO MORE

NYHEN. by TIE USE OF M Uy
w vILLE'S ELIXIR yoS eau ,cgsl ,,
manently, and at trifiing cost.
The astonishing success which ha' E,rk
this invaluable medicine tor Phys,oal ~ v
vous Weakness, General DEBILITY and hes
ton, Loss Of Muscular En.rgy lmPdsor .
any Of the consequences OF youthful .Sss7
tien, renders II tho most valuable pUsais
ever discovered. $500
II will remove all nervous an,c,aa. &,yv
sion, excitement, incapacity to sinly -
ness, loss Of memory, confu>iDn, ihonght -
destruction, fears Of insanity. sc, liuas
store the appetite, rrDcw tho health ofisos "
have destroyed II by sensual excess O. ~ n
tees.
Young men, be humbugged no more . psi
Doctors" aud ignorant practitioner bsi ~
without delay for the Elixir, aud b. Al - ,
stored 10 health and happiness. 4 srir. -
In guaranteed In every instance. Pns = :
four bottles 10 one eddrrss, -.
One bottle In sufficient 10 siicri ca' ,
ordinary cases. -. go,
Also, DIR. JOINvILLE'S SPEcfriC Hlb
for the speedy and pernanon, cur q '''or
hea, elect, Urethral Discharge Gnr'l ~
ure, and all affections Of the Kidney. an -
der. Cures effected In irom one 10 ~ ~
They are prepared from vegetable sIirS'' =
are HARMLESS ON tbs system, aud ns,'f 49,,
the stomach or inpr gnaic The htsA
change Of diet b necessary While 1aas "a
nor does their action IN any mang'r i'''''
with business pursuits. Price u p"f l"t
Either Of the above mentioned arthir' '.
sent TO any address. closely SEATED az
paid, by mail or express. al receipt o,PD' T"
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