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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
CHICAGO CONVENTION.
FROM CHICAGO TO-DAY.
IMMENSE CROWD.
ACTIVE CANvASSING FOR THE VICE
PRESIDENCY.
THE EAST WANTS A FAIR SHOW.
Especial Dispatch to the Starl

lSpeclal Dispatch to the Star
CHICAGO. May 19.-The city is full to-day,
in fact overfiowing. All of the leading hotels
are occupied to their utmost capacity, with
three and five in a room. A private parlor a.
the Sherman House costs forty dollars day
There are over one hundred newspaper men
here, representing journals from Portland
Maine. to California.
The canvassing is wholly confined to the
Vice Presidency. The friends of Mr.. Wade
have abandoned the intention urged yesterday,
OF nominating him by acclamation. The vari-
Gus State delegations insist on throwing COM
plimentary vote for their candidates. Name
is for Hamlin; New Hampshire is inclined to
Wilson; Vermont is for Poland: Massachusetts
is for Wilson; Connecticut, for Buckingham
Rhode Island, Burnside; New York, Fenton:
Pennsylvania, Curtin; OHIO, Wade; Nebraska,
Wade Irdiana, Colfax; Michigan, Colfax; Hi.
nois, Colfax; Wisconsin, Wade; California
Wade; Missouri, Wade Iowa, Wade; Mary
land, Ceswell; New Jersey, Ward.
After the first ballot has been cast the COM
plimentary names will be dropped, ana the
play will be opened in earnest between the
half dozen real contestants Hamlin has some
shrewd and active canvassers on the ground
who are making some impression upon the
delegates. 1t is not probable, however that
Hamlin will receive more than the votes of the
Maine delegation on the first ballot or two.
The friends of Messrs. Hamlin, Wilson, Cur
tin, and Fenton are urging the unfairness and
impolicy of having both the candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency selected from
the West. As Grant is TO be the nominee for
Presidency. let the East name the candidate tor
Vice President, they say.
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The Journal

ALEXANDRIA AND VICtNITY.-The Journal
OF this morning saws:
James Haygrove alias James Long was COM
mitted 10 the county Jail yesterday by Squire
Moore, TO he carried to Fairfax county 10 ba
tried for aiding George Jarboe TO steal a mare
and colt from Mr.. Henry Bontz, living near the
Theological Seminary. The thefI was COM
mltted about a week since. Both parties yger,.
arrested I'm the District of Columbia, Jarboe
while trying 10 sell the stolen animals
The Alexandria Cooperative Building Asso-
Cation having purchased the large lot corner
OF Duke and Columbus streets, nearly opposite
the Magnolia House. VIII commence. al an
early day, the erection of one or two storiss
and several dwelling houses-thus practically
inaugurating the policy and design of the
founders OF the association.
All Of the newly elected night vatchmen
mored THAI Messrs. Basil wafing, sr, Geo.
Williams, snd Sam Jefferson would decline 10
take the oath required. They were mem bers of
the old watch and Were reelected.
Judge Thomas has granted a charter 10
Nicholas Acker and others under the style of
the Mayheld Brown Stone company. aud they
wlll eai " on the qUarrying business near Ma
=. Y. DangerfieId. OF Alexandria has pur-
chased for sl0,OtO a house and 3Ja acres of laud
IN Fairfax county, belonging to the estate of the
late Maynadier Mason.
The lot on Columbus street, near the corner
of First, fronting l. feet inches, was sold yes
ierday by Chas. Graham 10 Patnck Foley for
George W. Brewer. baggage master ON the
orange railroad who lost his leg last week by
an sccident on the road, died yesterday morn
ing an Lynchburg.
The GGsette of last night saws Mr. Samual
Jefferson, one of the newly elected night
watchmen- declines TO take the iron-clad oath,
ana consequently will not serve hereafter ON
the watch.
A lot on the corner OF Columbus and First
streets, eighteen feet five inches front, by one
hundred deep, has been sold at private sale, by
MI. Charles Graham to Patrick Foley for s3sO
cash
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TBy Bankers and Brokers telegram


Lewis johnson a DO. quote stocks and eond.
In home and foreign markets follows:
NEw YORK, May l9.-First Board-U. SC.
Lsl, coupon, ia 4; 6.2O's Is61. coupons IUpA
ls6i, coupon, iTR; 's6o coupons, iO7k: ISt.a
coupon, new, IOsS; 6.20's, Ic67, coupon. lOeI
lO.*Os, coupons, i03 S0s. second. NC r. Z 3D's
third, lT 4; Pacific Mail. e0K OHIO and Missis-
sippi Certificates s9R; Mariposa- S; Atianuc
Mail - Canton. =; s;Cumeerland. - Western
Union Ieleeraph.3 81 I; z Quicksilver.ss: \: Boston
water Power, 20h; N. Y Central, lysa; Ere
o do preferrd, IS; Hudson, lss; k@ading,
VI; Michigan Central, 1lss; Michigan south
srn, s6k; Illinois Central, ll6X; Cleveland ana
Piusourg, ~; Northwestern, 90; do pref-d
-; Cleveland and Toledo los J. Rock ISLAND
sS; Pert Wayne, lo7 \; Alton a Terra Haute
~ Toledo d Wabash, $50; Adams Ell, S. n ;
Mens, fsrgo Cos Express, 2lk; Americsn
Express. So, United Stsfes Express, s. ;M.r-
dull.
LONDON. May Io-II.IsA. M.-Consols GA. .
Bonds, 7ts Erie. i5H; Illinois. s4A.
FRANKFORT, Ills A. M.-Bonds, 76k
PARIS, Ills A. N.-Bourse Is firmer. Rentes
quoted at 69io2c.
LIVERPOOL, Ills A. M.-Cottou opens dull
DAYS sales estimated 10 reach 5000 bales MD.
ling Uplands, I3s; Orleans, I2a.
LONDON, May 10, lao y. m.-Consols for
money- aiA. For Account, a3K. Ex-DiyIdend
Illinois Central, siR Erie, s5S. Eond, :.
FRANKFORT. 20 r. N.-Bonds, 7ss.
LlN NERPooL, l-20 p. N.,Cotton market dull
No change since noon. The trade adyices from
Manchester are unfavorable Sales 5000 bales
Midling Up lands, l2s. Orleans, I2A.
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F0RTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings,
TUESDAY, May 10.

SENATE-The Senate was not in session to-
day.
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.-Mr. Hard
ing, (Ill.) from CommIttee on Claims. reported
adversely upon the petition of Mrs Joseph
Gales, OF the District Of Columbia. for compen-
satlon Tor certain property destroyed, aud for
discharged.
Mr.. Harding also reported adversely upon a
number of private bills, and the Committee
was discharged from their further consIdera-
Mr.. Washburne, (Mass.) from same Commit
private bills.
Messrs. Mercur, (Pa.) Holman. Ind.) and
Others OF the Claims Committee, reported upon
private bills, which Were seyerally disposed
of as Indicated.
The Speaker laid before the House a commu-
nlcation from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office In relation to public lands Re-
ierred To Committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Farnsworth IN moved that when the
House adjourn to-day ii be until FIday next.
Mr.. Thomas Md proposed TO amend so as
to provide that after the reading of the Journal
on Friday the Speaker shall adjourn the House
until Monday.
The Speaker SAID the latter motion would To-
quire unanimous consent.
Mr.. Eliot Mass oblected
Mr.. tarnsworth's motion was then rejected
yeas 81, nays 81.
Mr.. Morgan (O.) asked and obtained leave TO
make an explanation, and SAID that IN Justice 10
Mr.. G. w. Woolley, he desired TO saw that YES
terday when process was asked for his arrest
for contempt, Mr.. W Woolley was al Willard's
Hotel, and he thence sent telegram to Mr.
Bingham, chairman of the Managers. asking to
De informed the exact time when he would be
required 10 testify before the Managers of i'm =
parchment. The process served upon Mr..
Woolley was dated the 18th, but the date had
been partially altered 10 make il appear to b.
the 18th. Mr.. Woolley had no desire TO evade
examination. but would appear and testify as
soon as proper process was served upon him.
Mr.. Schenck corroborated Mr.. Morgan's state
ment, and sfId Mr. Woolley would certainly
appear when due process was served.
Mr.. Washburne (Ill.) moved that the rules
be suspended and the House resolve itself into
Committee OF the Whole on the Indian appro-
priaton bill.
The motion was opposed, and the yeas and
nays being demanded, no quorum was found
voting.
Ihe House then, 81 , G5 m. adjourned until
tomorrow at II O'clock
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSISiTE
GEN. Logan.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Dispatches in The Tribune
Of this city state that at York. Pa, an attempt
was made to assassinate Gen. Logan, who was
on the train, while the tram was in waiting
Gen. Logan had occasion to step from the cars,
when he was Immediately recognized by lot
Of men standing around the depot Just as the
~ histle OF the engine blew for starting, several
large stones were hurled through the windows
of the car wherp Gen. Logan sat. Fortunately
this did no more damage than TO break the
windows. One of them came very near hitting
a daughter Of Senator Cameron ON the head
and another struck Gov. Hahn on the breast
Gen. Sickles and large number OF Republican
Con ,resemen were on the train
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Chief Justice Chase and the Presidency
lDispatch to the New York Cimes

Chief Justice Chase and the Presidency.
dispatch to the New York Times.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE stories about
Chief Justice Chase aud the Presidency are
finally coming into some tangible shape He
has formally put himself into the hands of his
friends, and said that, while he is not a candi-
date. he cannot object 10 the use of his name,
and will run if nominated by the Consery yati YES
in Philadelphia. He was waited upon last
Thursday by two gentlemen representing the
Citizens Conservative Association of that city,
one Of them being the assessor In Kelley's Con-
gressional District, and the other the late DEM
ocratic nominee against Kelley for Cong ress
The report of the interview is furnished by the
former. Both gentlemen Were delegates in the
Philadelphia Convention OF 1886, and both are
now in full fellowship with the Democratic
party. They told the Chief Justice of the high
respect they had for him, said people Were all
turning toward him TO lead them out of peri
lcus condition into which they had been
brought by the revolutionary conduct of the
Republican party, and tickled his ear with
some fine phrases about sweeping the country
from ocean 10 ocean with his name. |
Mr.. Chase responded that he was much graf
flied with their visit; that his position forbade
him from entering much into politics; that ne
was, however, the servant of the people and
should they call him TO preside for the ne xt
four years over the destinies Of the country, he
should teel it his duty to comply. He further
agreeable one, and would not now be necessa-
rily agreeable, but he deeply felt the deplora-
BILE condition Of the country, and would do
the people called him to the Presidency, he
should not feel at liberty to decline allowing the
use Of his name. The gentlemen said they wers
much pleased with the words of the Chief J us.
tice, and, after they len nim, called on various
measures for placing him in the field as the
regular Conservative candidate against Gen.
Grant
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THE REASON why MIsHLERS HERB BIT
TERS cures 20 many different diseases, 1s because
IL 10 the best remedy for . deransed stomach or
Dyspepsia, now known. and because II invisorates
the entire system, strengthens the nervous hbrss,
elevates the standard Of oil the vital forces, and
sustains most healthful tone of the entire hum
organism Medicine that will do this, will cure anS
disease, for the simple reason that nature will do
the rest.
We guarantee that no woman or child, however
pale and emacated can use these Bittsrs regularly
for twenty days, without the return of the
cheeks and fair complexion Characteristic of good
health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. 8 B. HARTMAN Il CO, Propristers, Ian
caster, Pa, and Chicago, Illinois. fe lS-e3s
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In spite Of some dissppoinimenta the char
acfer OF The bank statement money in New
York yesterday was easier. The hank find
theI daily surplus increasing. and their Der
cent loans being paid on, and, as a rule are
asking only per cent. on stock collataraIs
while on Gov ernments per ceot. is IN come
cases accepted. The banks readily take accap-
table psper 80 per cent. but there Is only
limited amount OF prime notes offering.
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CANADA EXPECTS ANOTHER FENI.N
RAID.

TORONTO, CANADA, May I9.-Orders were
received from Ottowa last night for the yolun-
teer forces TO hold themselves in readiness 70
move at an hours notice. Ii is presumed the
order was issued as precauton, in case Gene
raj O'Neil should attempt mother raid.
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THE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

They Rqualize the Circulation, Purify the Blood,
retained .posits from the system in six hours.
AS CATHARIIC they in're.se, Shen sus.
and promote a quick ey.eustiOn OF its contents.
Their influence is extended throughout the system,
the duodenum, stimulating the secrstory duets of
the psnereas And liver; in the promotion and in.
PURGATIyEs of common aloes exert their &C
mucus membrane, without Influencing the liver
or its secretions. Such cathartfcs are unsafe in
that induce drastic liquid discharges, should never
be given in cases OF inflammation, or when there is
liberation Of the intestinal canal.
The spd ns ~ s,:. POP,
and mali snAnt fevers, their .el,apie, h.alins and
soothins properties protect the coats Of the ansn.
II :.a 1eEIS n Of
and Sfsrtrs disoaarses, Likewise as dinn.r pill, TO
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEDATIvE properties allay pain in the
nervous system, stomach and bowels, either from
Inflammation, colo, hstulepce, wind, cramps, &c.
Their COUNTER IRRITANT influence extends
throughout the system where there IL ipfamma-
blood and nervous fluids in the congested vessels,
and equalizing its circulation. The principle of
Counter Irritation is generally applied to external
remedies. Its application, internally, in the form
OF purgative medicine. exemplifed in Railways
Pills. has proved a wonderful curative princip pie,
readily withdrawing from the blood and fuds their
aerid and irritating hu0ors.
as DIAPHORETICS OR eUDORIFICS they
stimulate the sscretio ons of the skin, induce eXha
lation Of obstructed persp iration.
THEIR DIURETIC proprieties act on the kid.
peys, correcting and regulating the how Of
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS proprietes stimulate
through the hillary ducts. In ell cases of Head,
St;H. iMPERFfGT DIGESTION, ca Used BY the
overt aow of bile and its mixing with the blood,
these pills in doses Of four to six, will quickly reg,
rlat,the action Of the HyerSand free the patient
from these din culties. One or two of Railways
Pills taken daily by those subject to bilious pains
and torpidity Of the liver, will keep the system
regular and insure healthy digestion.
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VIRGINIA NEWN-

Two large framed buildings in the extreme
eastern portion of Richmond, known during
the Cays of the Confederacy a. Chimbarazo
Hospital, were burned down on Thursday
These houses have been occupied since the
evacuation, by negroes.
The Native NIrginian says. MAJ. John II
Lees homestead, eLItchfield." together with
25c acres OF land lying on the west side of the
Orange and Alexandria railroad was sold a
few days ago TO Mrs. NJ. Il. Chamberlaine
formerly of Richmond. for $1,000. s-I.itch-
field i little over three miles from Orange
Court House.
On Wednesday night the Jail in Frederi ks
burg was broken open with an axe recognized
as belonging to the barracks. and supposed 70
have been in the hands of a soldier, Who deser-
ted, and took with him the soldier in lail for
striking Norton. He broke three good locks
and released his comrade. a. well as the horsa
thief kelly, from King George county, who
stole Pratts horse.
McCracken & Bro, of Fredericksburg on
Pennsylvania. a tract of land containing Ia5
acres, about four miles from FredericksburZ
and near Salem Baptist church. for SIU per
acre-one-h halt cash, the rest on time. No i'm
proyements.
A public meeting OF the Conservative party
OF Loudoun Will De- held AT Gumspring
All the new councilmer appointed by Gen.
Schoheld for the corpC. alton OF Staunton hay.
declined 10 take the iron clad oath.
The late heavy rains have caused a very con-
siderable freshet III the James river, aud some
damage has been done IT Rockets, below
Richmond to the wharves, &c.
The L. :. Circuit Court at Richmond has
adjourned until the 10th of Iune.
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fs-day's New York Markets.
INV Telegraph

NEW foRr, May l9.-CofSon quiet nj 81 = a3s
cents for MiddlIngs. Fr-ights dull. Spirts
Inrpenilne etsler atb5 kaJ6. Rosin quiet at 81
Flcur dull and 5aI0 cents lower VI heat dull
and cents lower. Corn y Al cent lower Oats
dull and Il cent lower Pork dropping; new
ness s2s62k. Lard heavy At Il sl7a in bar
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"A DETERMINED ATTKMPT AT SUICIDE
About nine o'clock last night young woman
giving he name Of Caroline Montgomery, who
said she belonged in Virginia, and had been
rested by an oficer Of the First Station for at
tempting to drown herself 1t appeared from
the statement OF the policeman that theprisoner
times in the vicinity OF Grays wharf, but had
been prevented from accomplishing her object
by Custom House o0acers, on whose request
SON for the attempt at self-destruction was
caused from her having no work, and her
trunk Of clothing being ieft IN Lynn Tor a debt
Of SIX dollars 70 her landlady.-Bostos Herald.
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FIRE-FATAL ACCIDENT.

WORCESTER, May I'D. Gleason's barn was
burned at Donaldson, Conn, yesterday. Loss
$4,000 insurance, 5000.
Patrick Bremen was run over by a loco
motive, at Munich, TO day, and killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-19

Persons suffering with any disturbance si the Sc
cretory organs that have diiculty in die charg.
ing the contents OF their bowels, or that In the
habit of taking Pills or opening medicines, should
try box of these truly excellent Pills. The hap.
piness Of their effects the system, and the salts
factery evidence one box will give you of their
wonderful curative powers will convince yeu that
your faith and trust In them will become firmly es-
tablished.
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OUTRAGEs ON AMLgIcAN CITIzENs.-We
have important telegraph news from Hayti 10
TO the 18th instant Presfsent Salnave had es
capped from Cape Haytien land arrived in Port
au Prince. Here he used violent threats or the
Americanfand other torsiga ConsuIs, and many
Americans Were shot at aud robbed, being fin-
ally compelled 10 seek shelter AT the American
consulate Some OF the citizens were arrested
and ordered TO be shot The American ConsnI
sent 10 Havana for an American man-ofw war
and 10 Jamaica for a British war vessel. The
steam gunboat Phoebe, belonging TO the British
Government Immediately sailed from Jaraiea
TO his assistance. The revolution had spread
All over the country, nearly the whole of which
Is now in arms against Salnaye
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BE THE MOST PERFEcr
PREPARATIoN FOR THE HAIR EVER OF
FERED THE PUBLIC.
1t 10 Q vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
nous properties whatever.
IL niH restore Gray Hair to its original color.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp ana makes the hair soft, lus
trous and silken.
IL il q splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to useft.
authority.
~Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be-
newer, and take no other
B p. HALL 4 CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. my 4-eo2m
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THE NJ. f.. GENERAL CONFERENCE.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Conference assem-
bled At the usual hour. A telegram was re-
ceived from the A. N. Z. Church, holding .
General Conferences at Warrington, announ-
cling the appointment OF delexates TO the Gem
erai Conference Of the n. u. Church, with pro-
posale Of union and an1liation. ar
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A @ A r ID.

A CA I'D.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America
a missionary, discover ed a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, Disc ases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs
and the whole train of disorders brought on by
bsneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by q
desire to bene 1T the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi
cine, in Sc aled envelope to any who needs it,
Free of Chavee. Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House,
my 9-3ms New York City.
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Wall Street To-day

NKw YORK, May l9.-Stocks steady Money
easy AT per cent Exchange ~. Gold, l39k
Old bonds s's; nswsa. Virginia 6's 5lk
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. TElS AFTERNOON.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION
FOURTEEN FOR WADE.
THE REST FOR CURTIN.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Star
CHICAGO, May I9, 230 p. m.-Fourteen of the
Pennsylvania Delegation have declared to-
day for Wade. The rest are for Curtin
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0-It Il said thar small pocket lens, called
trichinoscope. 10 now being sold in Paris. and
and that II fs intended to be used in inspectins
pork, to discover whether the meat contain
richina.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rel able
no no III no s.
rates and leaves the Hak soft and beautiful bfaok
o. bre1cn. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factoy
No. is Bond sreet, New York ja Is eodly
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= p ECI A L N D TIC K

g Z Q A L N o T 1 e.
Ladies, look to your interest. Call at 1913 Penn.
avenue, south side, near 7th street. and examine
the LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODS. compris.
ing all the novelties Of the season, which have
Just received from New York auctions. We are
also daily In receipt of all the varieties of
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
CASSIMERES, &c.
Which offer to sell so low to make it the DOS
tive advantage of every one to buy of
J.W. SELBY eco,
323 Penn. avenue, south side,
myl54 Intel. near 7th st.
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REsIGNED.-Surgeon A. b. Judson. U 5 N,
has resigned his commission, and the same
has been accepted by the Secretary of the
Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-19

The WHITE hoUsE.-The regular meeting of
the Cabinet was held to-day. All the members
present and General Lorenzo Thomas. This
forenoon several Representatives had inter-
views with the President
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An ESSAY FOR You've MEN ON THE CRIME OF
SOLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOU4RTON
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa ja 1914
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1853.

D-. J. j. LdT-TsHr>-
DEAR SIR l take pleasure in recommending
your kOSADAL1S as very powerful Alternative.
have seen II used In two cases with happy results
-one case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken five bottles of your medicine. The other q
c.ss OF -cTOfOla, Of long stsBdlg which 10 rapidly
Improving under its use, and the Indication are
that the patient VIII soon recoy r have careful
" examined the formula by which your RosAdalis
Is n sdf, and find il al excellent compound of Al.
terative ing sredients.
Yours truly, Il. W. CARR, M ID
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INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s402. .922.5s.