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VIRGINIA NEMN.

In the autumn Of 1865 some two hu ndred and
i've blacks left Lynchburg for Liberia ON last
sunday some two or three Of their number re-
turned TO Lyn nchburg, and report that but s,xtv
OF the emigrants are now alive They profesS
we understand, the most thorough disgust and
hatred OF the model Republic, and declare that
under no circumstances could they BE- induced
to return 10 "Afric's golden sands We ven
ture TO say these returned emigrants would not
oe satisfied anywhere, and that these reports
The TazewelI News says a man named Zfp-
perman was killed on Sunday last, by Patton
Keen, in Russell county. The origin of the
oimculty Is, that Keen had a dog which was i'm
the habit Of running out in the road at persons
as they passed, ana Zipperman passing by
there on Sunday morning, told Keen that n his
dog came out of his yard he would Kill ham.
The dog jumped over the fence into the road-
and Zipperman killed him. Keen then arm d
himself and followed ZIpperman a short dis
tance, and shot him, killing him in tantly
On Monday night, three men with Grape
over their faces, entered the house OF Mr.
Christopher Slower, living on the road leadi ing
rom Waynesboro, TO Greenville, and, after
telling the party of ladies and gentlemen. who
We're spending the evening there, To keep stiIl.
they proceeded to ransack the house. Mr. Sto-
yer, who rs 60 or 20 years OF age, followed them
out OF the room, and in an alteration, struck
one OF them with an axe, when he was shot by
one of the party and died instantly.
There are numbers of people on Garden
Mountain, Botetourt and Rockbridge coun
ties, who have nothing TO eat but dry corn
bread. gentleman says that he has recently
seen girls, l6 and Il years old. dressed an
nothing but a thin cotton dress, and no meat
TO be had.
The storehouse of the Orange Railroad Com
pany, at the depot in Lynchburg. was broken
into Tuesday night, and between IS sns IOb
pounds OF brass stolen aud carried of. En-
trance was effected into the building by break K
ing open a window.
In addition TO the call TO Petersburg. which
we mentioned a few days ago, the Rev. j. n.
ID. Wingfeld, OF Norfolk has received a call
TO New Orleans, TO take pastoral charge of the
large congregation of which Bishop Beck with
has had the care.
The Freedmen's Bureau at Hampton was
broken into twice in the same night. a night or
two ago. The thieves were frightened on each
time, and got nothing.
The Tennessee Railroad Company. we un-
derstand, have ordered ten new locomotives for
use on the road. the motive power now in pos
session of the company not being sufficient 70
do the large business Of the road.
Col Edw ard L. Portlock has been appointed
by Gen. Malone assistant agent of the console
dated line of railroads at Norfolk.
The scheme for running q line of steamers
between Lexington and Lynchburg has fallen
through.
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AYERS SARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys b
1sIysn from ITS many ~ q whiSn ere truly
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
ton, have . been purified and cured bydt. eerofu
gainfnis sfistins: have been rsSiosiiy cured @
In such great numbers in almost every section OF
the country, that the public scarcely need to be
informed Of it's virtues Or qss:, :, ,....,
tenant Of the organism undermines the constitu:
encs: Again, il seems to breed Infection through
% sG ether o
forms ms either on the surface or among the vitals;
liver, or i Shows its presence By eruptions on the
;ssR.riii; is sdyi:sbis, even whsS 10 s:si,s :yns
ind f u. s,n%ssiai: e: fs,si ;Ss; ,I;nsss es5:
RSsSn ssss E Hs:s Rs:s q oT. sSs I
forms: = Pyspepsi., D!os'y; Heart Pi.esss: Fiss,
syphili. or venere.I and Mereurial Diseases are
DUNG these obstinate msladies by any medicine
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
Gicerat}cns. and Female Diseases, are COMMONLY
s0Sp 5ssyss and ultimately cured PCIyns
each case are found in our Almanac, supplied
accumulate Of extraneous matters in the blood,
yield quickly to it, as also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity, Congestion or Inflammation Of the Liver,
and Jaundice, when arising, they often do, from
the ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA.
PARItLA is a great rsstorer for the strength and
vigor of the system. Those who are LanRuid and
Listless, Despoudent Sleepless, and troubled with
fections sy ptomatie of Weakness, will And imme-
diate relief and convincing evidence of its restora
tive power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. q. AVER 4 CO., LOWELL, Mass,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS
Sold by all Druggists Every where
z. d. GILMAN.
NH 4-eo3m Agent, Washington.
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FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK, March q The Hsrald's H.,sn.
special says that the Cuban Government h.s
abandoned the loan proposed by Schroeder A.
Co, as no satisfactory concession would bs
made. -
Better offers have been maSe 20 the Madrid
Government, and the ba nkIng houses prefer TO
lend them. IL is reported that a part OF th.,
money whi oe applied to the Philippine Is
lands and Porto Rico -
There is rumor that certain parties are try
ing TO effect the landing Of negroes on the north
ern coast OF this island. The object appears 20
be experimental, 10 find ont what conrse G..n
Lersundi will adopt
Gen. Lersundi viii resume his tour fu the
eastern part OF the island in twelve dave.
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PeLITIcAL.-The California Assembly has
erected the amendment to the Federal Consti-

PeLIrIcAL.-The California Assembly has
rejected the amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition by vote Of 46 to "a. KIT
- In the City Council Of Portland. Maine,
yesterday, the independent Republicans voted
the straight ticket, and Capt. Jacob Mcclellan,
Republican, was elected Mayor by i9 votes,
against for w. L. Putnam, the Democratic
candidate. -
- Elections were held at several places in
Pennsylvania yesterday. At Harrisburg the
election went Democratic. The vote was small.
The Democrats carried Bedford BY 65 ma
jority, gain of Al over last fall. In Cory and
Titusville the Democrats elected Mayors and a
majority of the City Councils.
- Two Southern papers, the Montgomery
(Ala Nail and the Atlanta (Ga.) hteusgexeer,
keep standing at the heads of their editorial
columns the name Of Andrew johnson for
President.
- The following are the Republican candi.
dates for the Vice-Presidency on the Pacific
slope:-Senator Cole, Senators Oorbett and
Williams Of Oregon, ex Governor Lowe, Frede-
rick Billings, the two Senators from Nevada,
IhomPson Campbell, John Curry and J. w.
Dwlnelle.
- The election figures in Connecticut for
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HIGHWAY ROBBERS IN ADMINISTRATIVE
learn that for some weeks past a gang Of high
way robbers have infested the peaceful district
OF Annamesslx. IN this county. Various rum.
ors Of their depredations, all of which we can
not authenticate, are rife. They are led, il is
supposed, by person who was sentenced to
the penitentiary about five or SIX years ago
from tins county, and who compels defenceless
women to give him and his gang their food
inform them what persons have money, in or.
der, II is supposed, to rob them. Sheriff Miles
has orders to summon all the men in the dis.
tricf, necessary, to bring these villains to JUS
tce.-Somersef nd Herald.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY In ST. LoUIs.-Isaac NJ
Ruth, who shot nd severely wounded Sey-
mour Voulaire some time ago, assaulted the
latter in St. Louis with a cowhide last night
and was shot by Voulaire, the ball taking ef-
feet IN Ruth left breast, Just below the shoul-
der. Noulaire received several cuts on the
face and hands, but he is not seriously in jured
The affair grew out of a letter recently pub
lishes by Voulaire, addressed to the grand Jury
mer, and which contained some reflections on
Ruth and his wife, who was formerly Mrs.
Voulaire. Voulaire was placed under bonds
to answer the charge Of assault with int MT to
kill.
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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, March 2l.-The ice opposite tue
city has commenced TO give way. There il an
A man was drowned yesterday while crosslng
on the ice.
A second detachment Of Pspal Zouayes W wiIl
leave Montreal on the 18th Of April.
IL is rumored that large frauds have boen
discovered in one Of the Grand Trunk Rzil~ a,
departments. Col. Gray has been appoint
arbitrator on behalf Of the Dominion Soyern
ment to settle the accounts between Ontario aud
Quebec.
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u. FREE, WALL ACo.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FIrTERs,
4ss NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NIB 10 (First established in 1881
t. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
JAMAICA GINGER.
, Guaranteed strictly Pure and tho best in use.
1t is an excellent
TONIC, ANTI DYsPEPTIC and INvIGORATOR
And is also used for Flavoring purposes.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE 1T.
A Certificate of Analysis from the leading Ana
lyt1cal Chemist Of Baltimore, accompanies each
PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
r.Fi bSETfEoRf' Sf2ifE; Chemist,
SAEyERT FORD, 900 Pa. .y. w..hinx xton.
.vann: Sw!hsnaRnSoN' whhysmRSoN' corner 18TH st. and N. T.
H5n1 SlssRE mfiRfoe CO., corner p. ave. and "
oSs Rs ,s :sa :s
Il RfsSSsH ssSs$s ys!I...
SESRGEw CRoPLEY, Bridge st. NH IL I'm.
GARDEN SEEDS,
GARDEN SEEDS.
GARDEN, TIELP, HEss, rRgIr. rLowER,
Of every kind and variety from the most relia BILE
growers In this country and Europe.
PEAS, BEANS. ONION SETS, &c. /, 10,
SSkS SkSHAsp efH AND HsRB hHIs akAss.
LAWN GRASS, for Lawns and Yards.
SEED POTATOES:
fzf fzfff$ %os2SSk ossS2S9SSkkfSSs.
HI H1gNrl1 HMx1gNrl1Iok; b,
FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS
BONE DUST.
t1sIHoLowp PREPABED GUANo.
"PHUlNE,n or, The Producer, g new fsrtil-
And a. osssl sis :sss :sss:a Y.T.sa
PLOws. HARR0ws,
CULTIyAToRs, GARDEN AND FIELD
ssAsPPsss ssAsPss R3kifls RR33kkifls, 81
ePADES, eHOVILe,
ssgNIES KSiy!s, rMRVEIEa Pr ga SAWS.
AZ :ysIy .s.;s i.sis.:ss and Tool in use for
J.P BARrHOLOw, s
SIS SEVEN III sTREET,
nh H-st Opposite Centre narket.
!fovs; I; = s'ssIia;;Iis
ssam us. ss1 nth 81 ssssss. sSevs Ps svs.
1HS oSIaNAL TKAHo fsaEis-
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A NEW SwIEDLE.-A new swindle is said to
have been started in New York city, which is
well calculated to deceive persons living in the
country. A circular is sent out with samples
OF prints, which are represented to be manu-.
factured at print works whose owners have an
Office in New York. Enclosed in the circular
are samples OF goods, of which twelve yards
will be sent on the receipt Of one dollar, or ten
yards for eighty-hve cents. few days ago
Postmaster Kelly received q letter from a lady
with an enclosure of eighty five cents, asking
bim TO send her ten yards OF the goods IL they
were as represented. A messenger was sent to
the office named, when it was found that the
place was in charge of a boy, and that no busi-
ness was transacted there beyond receiving
letters, which usually number thirty five to
fifty a day.
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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, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of bad dy es invieo-
rates and leaves the Haf soft and beautiful black
and properly applied at Bachelor . Wig Factoy, !,
No. l6 Bond street, New York. ia Is cody
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- Montreal paper tell good story az t,,e
Catholic archbishop Of thai 80. A ra,I,es-w
before the archbishop 20 ask him 20 rsUs - f.,-
one night An their favor, the exikting An seri,ct
against the polka. Their petisson was hsa "a
and politely refused. Enfreasy Wa tried but
witnout AVAIL Al last one of them asked his
IoIdship II he bad ever seen fhs poIka danced.
lne erchoeehop admitted that he had NOT.
HAVING sui further praised Il - an innocent
ena neeAsnmi amueement hey obsained per-
mission 40 dance Il In his pcessncs and s6oxv
MIN what u vas- Having spolked" about the
room eeveral times, they stopped, painting be-
lore ham, expecfing noW that he would surety
grant their reQosst baf Were dfngussed ~ his
permission given In the following words.-
You can dance the polka, that way, with each
other, a. long - you Ike"
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER

ReneWs the Hair.
Halls yEGErABL BILE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Restores Gray Hair to the originel color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
HALLS NEGETABLE eIcILIkN HAIR RENEwER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
as proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
For sale by all druggists. Price Sl
B. P. HALL l. CO., Nashua, N H.,
mhS- W ,s&M I'm Proprietors.
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OFFICERS OF A BRITISH VESSEL ARRESTED.
Charles Henry Maltoon, master Of the British
ship Thenis: Nicholas kearney and Prank
Maltoon, first and third mates, and jas. Mar
shall, seamen, were indicted in Boston yester-
day for causing the death OF a sailor named
Hooper by brutal treatment during a voyage
from Liverpool. A certified copy Of the testi-
mony and the coroners verdict was furnished
the British Minister at Washington, who
makes answer The case comes within the
jurisdiction OF the authorities Of Massachu-
setts I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHILLs AND FEVER, DYsPEPSlA, LIvE1
COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY DIS
EASES CURED.
MIsHLER's HERB BIrrERS

Has cured more diseases where ii has been used
than all other Medicines combined. IL lie the osly
remedy that really pylees the blood and has never
failed in curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, and
diseases of the Liver.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. s. B. HARTMAN d CO., Proprietors, Ian
caster, Pa, and Chicago, Illinois. feS-3tS
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NEW PAPER

BALTfMoRE, March 2i.-The Peoples WeslIv
appears this afternoon under new ausp,ces
Ben. L. Green, editor; Gen. Dun Green, DR. a..
n. Marshall, Chas. H. Smith, better known as
I5ill Arp, and many other contributors. Duf
Green contributes his political reminiscences
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~ Russia forbids the man ufacture or sale Of
coiored sweetmeats. A good example.
- Haneock Club has been organized In
- Faweett Offers to trot Bashaw, Jr., against
any stallion in the country for e5,0oo
- Virginia promfses-frost permitting-to
give US the 1argsst peach crop for many years.
~Whiskey making b On the Increase In
New Orleans. -F - -. ..s- eaffI.
0The BOSTON Carpet Company has gone
into fnsolvency. - - r
1Ry the latest advfces from China we
learn that even there horsel1esh hes been adopt
ed ~ an article Of food. The Oelestials have
discAraed edisls esrds' ness and taken to
mares' nests fnstead. 80 =
ga duel was fought O Wednesday morn.
ing at Sand Bar Ferry, near Atlaaka, Ga, BE-
tleen Samuel william and W. Jo-don both
citizens Of A0Ant& No one Was hurt
Kphe Ax1aBolis 0asstke s&ata ia he eat.
tle disease kpoWn - the rinderpest ana vrhsch
had dsroyed q part Of TIE Asrd a ~. II 81
Tayios, nssr that city, - disappsaring.
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TILEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

OREGON DENoCSATfC CONVENTION.
PendIeten for President-J. s. smith der
Congress.
SAN Francisco, March eo.-The Oregon
Democratic Convention to-day norninatrd y.
s. Smith for Congress, and decided unanimous-
ly for Pendlefon for President La
The chip Fannie, with q cargo Of coal from
San Francisco, went ashore last night during a
severe gale on Discovery Isls nd, Puget Sounz.
She will proba ably be a total loss.
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

InPHAcHnKNr-It In understood that the
counsel for the President will ask for further
time Of ten days before proceeding to trial, but
ii il not known whether they will make the
application on Monday when they put in their
answer, or on Wednesday when the replication
Of the House Managers will be made. 1t is be.
lieved that the Senate WIN grant until the fol-
lowing Monday, March 3oth, when the trial
will commence In form.
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THE WISE AND POLLARD SHOOTING CASE
The cases Of John s. and George u. Wise, in
dicted for shooting Mr.. Z. A. Pollard, OF Rich
mond, Virginia, last September, in front of the
Maltby House. on Pratt street-which had been
assigned in the Criminal Court for trial on the
10Th instant, Thursday last-have been infor-
mally passed over. il having been understood
that Hon.. Reverdy johnson, the principal
counsel for the accused, will be engaged at
Washington for some time to come. 1t Is un-
certain whether the case will be tried the pres
ent term.-BalG Americdn.
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THE STORM.

BALTIMORE, March 2I.-This is the most
Mlntiy morning experienced for many year.
Inc snow has fallen steadily for sixteen hours,
Ano Is DOW Two feet dep, and has drifsed IN
some places to four feet -.
Inc streets are almost impossible for cars
and most or the lines have given up the effort
10 run. ne storm continues without abaie-
menf, ana travel Is tmpeded in all dfrectsons
PHIIADKLHIA, March 2I-Tbe train s-o-,
New ork has arrived. There 10 no s~rlous
detention.
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UEx-0overpog Dennisou, Of Ohio lin
sail 1or Enrops On the ssh inst, on Important
ra,1road bustrese. r.
0Ths Cleveland and Pitts burg Railroad
Company have adopted candles in place OF
kerosene for Illuminating their cara.
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GREAT ESCAPE OF PRIsoxxRs.-Early ON
Tussday morning twenty -four prisoners broke
Moundsville. They were pursued by a large
body OF armed nen. One Of the escaped con-
victf, named Crews, wss shot dead, and anoth-
er, named Marks, badly wounded. An but
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CoS1HssION OF MURDERKR.--TheC Calais
(Me.) Advertiser, referring to an account given
some three or four years since of a man named
Seely and his two sons being burnt up in a
lumber camp. near Magaguadavic, says It now
man by the name Of Carson about some land,
and that this Carson. conadering himself
wronged, out Of revenge stole into their camp
while they were absent about their business
and put laudanum into their tea-kettle, and
while they were asleep set IRE to the camp in
several places in such manner as to prevent
escape. and they were all destroyed. After the
deed was accomplished Carson went 70 Cali.
fornia, where he died . short time ago, and on
his death bed confessed TO having perpetrated
the above horrible CRIME. = - =
THE NEW YoRx RArIRoAD WA1.-rhe New
York Express says it is yrumorsd thaa the
Astors have come 10 the aidk0f the VanderhiIt
party against Drew and the directors OF the
Erie company; bat does mot vopch for the
excitement on Wall street yestsfday. The
select committee OF the State Senate is now in
vestigating the Affairs Of the Erie railroad with
closed doors ssf 5t a5 las l3Qi tittfs-fs =
TIE ELnoreRAL VoFls-Thes ~ States rem.
resented In C0ngress viii cast . total Electoral
ten States not represented In Ccngrss. :hoald - ia
cast their Electoral vote--a total OF 7O-fhe
whole number will be 3l6. Of which i5o viii be
bare mf mfJof1fy. siasls FlT
HOleyeiand street ear companiss talk AZ
using dummy engine power lns3sod a. Sor.Ss
@It is stated that Porte Crayon IL in danger
f losing his eyestght =
VTaahionahls dresses ars short 20 ~. s.sA-
ionahie hnseands who pay Tor tham. go :.
cSSnpsnies sS1 the heavy ehargs ofthe light biis-
Is1Ex.0ovsrnor rooee has Joined ~ ,reth.
odist Church ~ Nashyille. -
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GARDEN SEEDS
NJ At J.P. BARTHOLOWD
Agricultural Warehouse,
mhU-cw 33e 7th street, OPP. Centre Market.
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TESTIMONIALS.

THsTIMONIALs.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
CAsC Jxsstes Of tas Supreme Cosst Of Pa, tcritss:
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1877
md sHoofands German Bittsrs' 10 q good
tonfc, useful In diseases of the digestive oreana
and OF great bench in cases of debility and want Of
nervous action n the system. Yours, truly
GEO. W. W0ODwARD.o
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
ysdss af tss Ssprenss Court Of PesnsyIrasis
PHILADELPHIA, April D. 1856
consider 'Hoohand 3 German Bitters' a raisa-
e!s s1sdtcse in cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
Dypepsia- can certify this from nay ex periepce
OF II. Yours, with respect,
YR0M REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD. ID. D.,
PsstoS Of fhs Tsnth Baptist CAxrci, PAiIadelyIia
Dr. Jacksoa-Dear sir have been freousntly
requested ts connect my name with recommepda,
uons Of different kinds Of medicines but regardina
the practice - out Of my sppro pirate sphere 4
have IN all cases declined; but With Q clear pr oof
In various inst Anecs, and particularly In ruy own
family, Of the usefulness Of DR.. Hoohsnd Ger man
cftters, depart for once from my usual course,
ethr a tAs sysferz, dsd sspeetally for Ltrsr Com
1sasst, II Is a SAFE asd calsabls preparation. In
some cases IL may fall but usually, doubt not IL
VII Se very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. III. KENNARD
Eighth. below Coates street.
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MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY.

g An Essay FOR You've MEN ON THE CRIME OF
seLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create i'm pediments te MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
Howard Association. Philade elphia, Pa ja 39-sm
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nor.
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef.
fects Of youthful ndiscretion WILL for the sake Of
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy BY which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing
BY addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
aDls-ly No. ~ Cedar st.. New York
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p RICI q.

ssassAs German Bit.srs, gsr bottle ...-..--el q
hoses.d Gernan Tonic, pat uD n eeszt bottlsS,
- Do not forget 70 examine ven ths artxcIe van
buy, In order 10 get the genuine.
hl ey prnsgists md Dealers svssyvhsss
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CAUTION.

Hoo6apdb German ReDsdies are countsrfsitsi
See that the sigpaturs Of O. n. JACKSON is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. All others are ooaa-
terfeis
Principal once and MsnufAct0fy st the German
nedieine Store, No. 631 ARCH ef888T, Phiia
eslphis, Pa.
CHARLIs II. EvANs. ProDsjseor,
Formerly O. II. JACKSON 90,
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YKOM REV. E.p PrSplIJ.

Assfaaaf Edrtor Cris,iaa Otyosicls, PkiIa
have derived decided benefit from the ma NJ
kse 20 reeomnend them ss . most valuabie tonic
70 All no are suffering from general debility or
uvef. Yours truly,
3. b. FHNDALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-21

STATE DINNER OF THE PRRsIpRNr-The
seventh State dinner this season of the Presi.
dent took place last evening In the State di.
ning-room at the Executive Manson. There
were present Hon. Henry Stanbery and lady
Hon. Montgomery Blair and lady, Judge Nell
son OF Tenn, Hon. r. r. Curtis, Hon. VIM. NJ.
Robertson OF Ken, Mr.. Thayer Of N. Y, Mr..
Herbert Of Conn, Hon. @. e. Phelps Of Md,
John F. Coyle and lady, and several otner
prominent personages, nssriy all of whom
were accompanied by ladies.