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CCEIoUs LAW CAsE-An action was lataly
brought before the Lord Chief Justice at Maid-
stone, England, by a widow, for damages for
the loss OF her husband, who was killed by a
runaway race-horse. The horse had been en-
rode by light weight Cthe sixth weight }
While cant. ring over the ground, the horse TOO K
fright and ran away with the Jockey into the
town of Cunbridge, and there run over the
husband Of the plaintiff, and killed him. The
plaintiff alleged that the owner of the horse " as
liable, for employing a boy who was incomI.e-
tent 10 manage the horse. The defendant all z
ed that he had employed a competent rider a al
that IL was the fault of others that has horse
was frig ghtened-a man crossing the race-oourse
and a band of Ethiopian serensders. The
Chief Justice animated that the serenaders
were the great offenders iHthis case. and that
the deceased was also TO blame for not getting
out of the way when he saw the horse coming
upon him. The jury found a verdict for The
defendant without hesitation.
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NEW YORK. April 10.-The steamer OCEAN
queen, with Panama dates 10 the first inst. has
arrived. The revolution is still going on i'll
ChIrIqUe.
fire at AspInwall on the a6th ulto de-
stroyed the railroad sheds and thirty-t cars
loaded with South Amencan produce Tn,
loss is two million dollars. The village o.
Maiaehin was partially burned on the sam,
night. DIR. Moro, who attended banquet with
President Plarte at San Miguel has since
died OF the same symptoms. The cholera Is
disappearing in Buenos Ayres. but is very bad
in Montevideo and other places, The dis.
coyery OF silver at Huasco, is better than was
anticipated. Raez is still the fayorite caudi-
date tor the Presidency of Peru
Thirty deaths pei day occur al Callao from
yellow fever.
A formidable revolution has broken out IN
Northern Peru.
The Ocean Queen brings sl,17s,OoO in treas-
IA
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THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY
MCGEE.

helan Supposed to be the Murderer
Rumored Plot to Blow L the Pa lam mt
Housrs-Grtat Excitement.
NEW YORK, April 1o.-The Heraids Ottawa
special says that James Whelan is a Fenian,
who belonged TO Quebec lodge, and after
wards 10 a New York circle. There is very
little doubt that he is the real culprit.
A plot has been discovered to blow up the
Houses OF Parliament by means of nitro gIyce-
rine. 1t has produced a most intense excite
ment in every circle. Every vigilance is main
tained by the military and civil authorities 70
prevent any outbreak. The Government and
English Cabinets are constantly exchanging
long cable dispatches regarding the events OF
the past, and the possible events of the flu
ture.
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LADIES' LIST.
A-Arden Harry Ms, Addison Jennie, Allen
B-Bsrry Annie, Bizgs Allie Mrs, Borsaad Bet
as; & &Bt,.Isingssst t hGs; soskee P1MEo!ine srsd
Tniiy Mr.. Br.nard Eitis' Bark Haanah Berry
Jennie hrs, Busk Jennie-s. Baker Lotfie L, Barry
NAN ms Barson sss ss5sy a
bingham sailie hrs, Brown saron L, Brown Susan
C--ClsIk Cornelia Mrs, Cameron Emma Mrs.
Cantine Ehesna, Dorhss Helen, Chsmlin Julia
Fen M aas1 Msry in1s csIs
S11ry Msi,. Crane s,; hs.,hs MIR, MT: CrumD Molie
pranss IiIHs J. .pnns.a Julia 4 Mrs., Densps NJ N
nldscn y sSlIis 4 Mrs. Diss' Susan, Davail Miss
yE-Emert,ons Annie, Ehmsnn Mary, Eliot
FUEL Caroline (col, Farnham Mrs--s
Mr.. fiass Mary + r. f1eeman % NJ. Ford d4 Nary Mrs $
noote Mary J. French susan Mrs., Fountain "
G-erifith Bette Mrs, Cuttings C B Mrs Gid
dings Emily +, GOndgn Z Mrs, aimsker Mary,
Hews Seorsiana, Harnan Henrietis, Hagsn Mar
Noilis. H.skins OH ia B Mrs, Hsbon susan Mrs,
narrower W Mrs.
Mas,. Ass,t M. Mrs COL Jenkins AOls
K-Krnnedy Ellen, Kelley Hsnorsh Mrs, Kid.
T m3Isess .fIsshfiis Alice Mrs Lomry %sry Aun. For
es, Marie, Larrimore Malinda, Langbsin NJ Lew
MNMsieh.r Alice Mrs. Morris Albert Mrs,
Mathews C Mrs, Minor Cornslia. Morrisoa Cher
lo'ts CO, Murray Clara, Myers Diana (ool Miller
Norton Loui:a, Miller Mary .Eis, Miiier Mari
Moore Mary Ann, Morgan Mary Ellen, Muuford
Matte Mrs. Mssruder Sophia Mrs, Moore Sarah
Mrs; Morrison Tillis
Kinney Catherine. Mcdonnell Jane Mrs. NC X nj ght
james Mrs. McCaffrey Mrs, Mc9reevy Mary
N.Eewton Z Mrs, Needam Mary Mrs, Nor.
ton NJ Mrs
O-Orme VIM Mrs.
P-PiBn Allen Mrs, Plummer Adaline Palmer
Christian Mrs, Phillips + A Mrs Prouty Everett
Mrs, Pope Henrietta, Pigott Jennings Mrs, Penn
hleton Lucy Mrs. Patterson Martha, Paul Mar
tbs. Power Marion V.
R-Rysn Fannie p. Rosett Kate Mrs Reynolds :
Mary Ann, Richards Sarah Z, Roster Sidney Mrs
S-Smith Anna VI Mrs, Seaman X l. Mira. Shan
nan Elen. Sephers Georgians Stewart Henristts
Mrs. Smith Jennie. Smith Louisa W, Seaman Mrs
r. Stephenson Sarah II Mrs, Strata Victoria r.
T-Thompson A lice, Tywell Addfe, TAYLOR F. n
MIS-. Tenly Emma IA, Thompson Isabel, Tayman
Julia Mrs, Thomas Lydia Mrs, Tresher Mrs.
Thompson Rebecca-
X-Vanhorn Mrs.
w-whitnty A Mrs, Walsh Bridget. West
Elizabeth. Williams Eliza Mrs, Wright Mrs
Mhalen Hannah 4, White Hettie A, Ward j
Mrs, Williams Julia o. Williams May, Williams
Martiila Mrs, Wrenn NJ Miss, Walker s II Mrs
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE MICHIGAN ELECTION
Twenty-six Thousand Majority Agains,
Negro Suffrage.

Especial Dispatch to The Start
DETROIT, April 1O.-Nearly complete returns
have been received Of the late election on Mon
day on the new constitution of Michigan,
which gives about 26OOO majority against it
The constitution provided for negro suffrage.
The question OF prohibitory liquor law,
which was submitted separately, is also de-
feated, but by reduced majority.
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Physioisns wonder at the extraordinary power
Of RAILWAYS RENOyATING RES6LvENT in
curing the worst forms of scrofulous Syphiloid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving ealculous concretions affording imme-
diste relief and consequent of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Psncreas, Spleen
It's rspid influence in the of Diabetes Inconti
nepce or scsnty, turbid a,buminous, cloudy urine;
Its almost instant efficacy in stopping itching aud
painful oharge Of urine, and its singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra
LsucoTrhea, Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening dischsrges;-and inquire wherein
the SARSAPARILLIAS used in the Renovating
EesOlvent offers from ordinary Sars1pnrHl1s'
eATsspariisn is the only principle in SarsapariIa
that possesses eHTafiJs properties all other part,
of the root are incl and useless One ounce OF the
extract obtained under DR.. Radways new process
for extracting the curative properties from vegta
bic Substances contains of the true principle
OF cure than 20 lbs. of the ordinary reo,s
sARsAPARILLIkN IS only one of the ingredi
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
1t IL the only comPensaring remedy that commupi-
Gates its purifying, Cleansin and reinvigorstine
and other secretions, securing Harmonious func-
honal action Of every deprsyed organ and gland in
the system. If the blood is corrupt the ResoIyeDt
will n axe II pure III tfe Lungs are liberated and
sore, secTeting thick phegn, and prurelent matter
the Resolyent will loosen this depo.it and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
II the Skin is covered with pm pies spets pustuIes
sores, ulcers, &C, the Resolvent will auickIy re-
move these annoy apces. II mercury is deposited IN
the bones and has accumulated in the system the
Resolvent will drive IL out. If the thross or Brnn
ehisl Glands liberated the RescIyeat will cure
these signs Of early waste Direct remedies Dos.
sessing only exclusive properties. are hurtfuI as
they increase the functional secretoG 0. one organ
by suspendlg the constituent seeretions OF sthers
hence, q cc,npensaiing remedy like the Resoiyept
Is the only means of a permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD imprtgnsted with the Resoiyent and Alb
sorbed to supply the waste of the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh aud nbre. The first
cose that is taken commences its work of pu-ifcs-
tion and increasing the appetite ana flesh
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
by Cable.l
The Abyssinian Caupai.n

LONDON, April 10.-The War office is in re-
celpt OF later dispatches from the British ex pa-
ditlon in Africa, operating for the relief OF thr
English captives.
Gen. Napier, the commander of the British
Iorces, had reached latitude II. The Abys-
slnlan KING, Theodorus, was al Magdela- ready
for siege. His force consisted of about sos.
effective men. He had also twenty-six large
guns. Gen Napier had already completed his
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ARKANsAs.-1t lie thosght that the Senator'S
who may be elected in Arkansas next Tues
day, that being the day selected by the Leslsla-
ture Tor that prrpose, Will arrive here by the
earlier part Of the succeeding week, and apply
for admission TO Congress There is a diver
sity of opinion among the Senators here as 10
whether it will be polite to admit them during
the impeach ment trial, in case it should not be
finished by the time they arrive. Many of the
Conservaiive Republicans, while processing TO
believe that they will justly be entitled to inn
mediate admission, think it would be unwise
10 so admit them until after the ,rial is con-
cluded.
THE WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeting OF
the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
present. General Thomas, who for some time
past has been attending the meetings of the
Cabinet, was not present. This forenoon the
President had an interview with Mr.. Gro.beck,
one of his counsel -- Il.
COURT MAKTIAL.-By special orders No 50
just issued by General Grant, Court Martial
is ordered to meet at WIllett's Point, New York
harbor, on the 1ith instant, for the trial Of such
prisoners as may be brought before ii. The
following named officers are detailed TO consti-
tute the court: Captain Asa H. Holgate, Bre-
vet Major Arthur II. Burnham, Brevet Major
Amos Stiskney, First Lieu utenants VIM. II.
Chase and A Nisbet Lee, Second Lieutenants
Charles DWELL and Frederick A Human,
all Of the Engineer Corps and Second Lieuten-
ant Frederick A. Mahan, Corps Of Engineers,
Judge Advocate.
RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs.-The receipts
from customs at the ports below-named from
April 1st to 4th, inclusive, Were as follows
Boston. $241 ,0S6.17; New York. aI,557 900 90.
Philadelphia S122, ,T47.5s: Baltimore, s46.600.63.
Total, $780,, 434.ss.
INTERVAL RKvKNUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s479, 9,157.37.
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A SUNDAY Law CAsK.-In the criminal court
yesterday, case Of some interest, coming under
the provisions Of the act Of 1866, known as the
Sunday law, was tried Henry Leitz propri-
etor Of lager beer saloon on Saratoga street.
NnuSa Ae... howard, was indicted for
selling lager beer on Sunday, and il appeared
in evidence that a number Of Germans about
TWO years since, formed themselves into
an association, under the name of ,he
Franklin Literary Association, for social
and moral improvement, and had rented a
loom nom Mr.. Leitz IN which to hold their
meetings. The members Of the association
would meet at their room on Sunday, and had
the privilege, If they so desired of indulging i'm
drinking lager beer, that beverage having been
obtained through the week by the treasurer or
some one else connected with the ASSOCIATION
Zach member was provided with key to room.
ar d by presenting check to the treasurer, or
the person in atte ndance at the ume he could
obtain the lager: these checks were purchased
durinElthe week, and cost five cents each II
was also shown that the accused, though a
member OF the ASSOCIATION, had nothing TO do
WIN It's manage ment, and that the lager beer
was purchased and disposed OF by the associa
ton. The case was tried before a iury, who
after remaining out about half an hour, rem
dered verdict that the accused was not
gullty.-BotfimoTe Sun. 9h.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHEt6R's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; ;
the only true and perfect Dys; harmless, reliable,
tints remedies the iii Effects Of bad dyes; invigo.
rates and lsayes the Hat soft and beautiful Black
and properly applied at Bachelor 8 Wig Iactoy,
No. Is Bond Creet, New York ja l3-eodlY
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GEN. SHERIDAN AND THERED Mr<

ST. Louis. April 10.-GeneraI Sheridan re-
turned TO Omaha from the Black Hills yester-
day. He will leave for Ieayenworth TODAY
There are reports that the Indians in the Pow
der River country refuse to treat with the Com
missioners until every white man leaves the
disputed territory. In the meanwhiI those
who will not leave Will be driven away or
killed - -
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

gentleman who suffered for years from Eer.
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the Of.
fects Of youthful indscretion will for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need 1t
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing
te proht by the advertisers experience can do 50
BY addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
apls-ly No. ~ Cedar st New York.
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MARRIAGE AND OKLIBAOY.

AN ESSAY FOR YouNe MEN ON rHI CRIME OF
SOLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments ts MARRIAGE, Wiltshire means
OF relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja 2s-sm
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oICbicago Bibles Are said 20 contain sexer,,
pages in the family record for the purpo.e OF
recording divorces. -
The body OF man named George e.
monds, who had been missing since he Ia,h OF
March, was found in a mill race ar E.xieott
City, Nd, on Monday afternoon
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SHvKRAL of our more fashionable young men
in the upper portion Of the city, who are con-
nected with the Episcopal Church, are show
ing their devotion to the falth by the style of
neckties they wear during Passion Week A
light violet bow n ie mode for Passion Week
and for Good Friday number Of purple satin
bows have been ordered. An Faster Sunday
white satin should be worn; with these a mar.
row border OF purple or violet is allowable in
remembrance Of Passion Weekly. Y No;J
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FAREWELL OF CHAs. DICxKNs.-Mr. Dch
ems gave his last reading In Boston on Wednee.
day night At it, close, in response to the de.
speech, thanked the citizens OF that c;tv "a
their kindness and hospitality, and bade Aem
adieu. The audsence rose and rave him three
cheers, and he retired amid the waving Of hats
land. ASA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

~ Many beautiful novelties in dress have
been brought out this season both in materials
and styles. As an effset to the ex uisite shade
in green known as the Metterrlch, we have now
the ''1iame color" 1t Is silk of q peculiar
kind OF red yellow, well calculated to show OF
rich lace to full perfection; but can scarcely be-
termed pretty or becoming This color at pres.
ent is all the rage upon the other side of the
Atlantic, where anything that is novel or ultra
fashionable always finds favor.
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The Homepathists have oreaniseA
Lie insurance Company, In New Yerk. with
Scepa0l o1nmeM1e p9oporttons. They claim
for their vteWs sAat thsse' who use housr0ath
ie medicines are the longest Lived.
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PRorosEp Two-sToRY SrREET.-A bill
for tunneiing broadway, IN New York city,
has passed one branch OF the State I<~ssi., i.,nr.
The plan proposes not simply to tunnel Broad- :
way, but 10 take mp the whole street. i'm itx
whole wldtn-carriageway, side walks and all
.. az % oepth OF nfteen or twenty feet; then
u Is TO be Reconstructed by buildinx q roof on
tne level Of The present street, and making q
basement story for q second Broxd way under
the present one, through which six railroad
ent street 70 oe carried on upon the roof OF ths
street below. This stuPendous plan, n is said.
cannot possibly be completed In lees than ten
years. and will cost at least ten millions of dol
lars per mile. New York IL naturally yerv
m uch excited over the scheme
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A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.

ONE BOTTLE EOFRESOLVENT is BETTER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED SiRSPAhILLAS, Or DI
RECT DIURETIC REMEDIES.
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DETER BERRY,

DETER BERRY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
9Th STREET WHARF, WASHINGTON, DO
Large storage and wharfage accommodations fol-
loading and unloading vessels. NH 49, Sn
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ITALIAN MACCARONT
L Fresh, and at lowest figures.
Also,
APPLE BUTTER,
CONDENSED MILK,
DEsSICATED COCOANUTs,
for Pudding, &C., &C.
FROMAGE DE BRIE
W. BURCHELL,
under Ebbitt House,
NH n-u corner l4th and streets.
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DAMAGES IN A RAILROAD CAsE-The Bal
tlmore American OF this morning says Yester-
day morning jury of the Supreme Court, In
umore and Ohio Railroad Company-action 10
recover sS,0V0 as compensation for an injury
sustained by Henry ID. Shipley, aged fifteen
years, SON OF plaintif, whilst crossing Eutaw
he was caught between the cars Of the Com
pany, having his right arm crushed-rendered
verdict in faver Of plaintiff, awarding him
the sum OF Se,65l. The defendant through
Orville Rorwitz. Esq acting instead OF John
II. Il. Latrobe. Esq, now ON voyage TO
Europe, gave notice Of a motion for a new
trial. The trial Of another action instituted by
the name OF the son by the father as neyt friend
and guar dian, against same Company, was
then commenced by Jury
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OFFICIAL. r.-r
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the WashiAston City Post
-. Office, FRIDAY, April 40, ls6s.
OFFICIAL.

~ To obtain any Of these letters the eppl cant
naet call for Advertised Letters giving the date
Of the list.
~ If not called for within one month they will b.
sent 20 the Dead Letter Offics.
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BY JOHN RADwAY, NJ. d.

b1 JOhN hADWAf, Nj. ID.
N. B.-This book contains much valuable infor-
1aiiop for the beneht Of the sick Illustrated with
eans in their natural and IN their diseased candi
Of pIeyvnr he bSua on sen5 sr s9a
shich will Be sent fTS OF charge, b. remtting one
three cent stamp for postage, to Radway q Co. =,
FIRST BOTTL E. At the end OF the first bottle
her strength, appetite and spirits were improved
Ss the .ufs
With nne sponge, relieved the Inflammation and
cleansing and purifying the putrid fes6 '''p''' !"
SECOND BOTTI z At the end Of the second
bottle. signs OF improvement in the discharges
absted the skin greatly in proving the eyes grow
ing brighter, strength and appetite increasing.
THIRD BOTTLE.-Dry scsbs on the scalp, and
sores on the arms, and inerusted scales OF the
hands, gradually disappesrfng, leucorrhea greatly
ieeseneo, water becoming clear, and kidneys and
bladder improving.
And arms clear and smooth hair growing on the
sealp bowels regular, and skin free from irritation
face clear Of sores
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTLES-UIcer
ON the neck greatly Improved eucorr hes discharges
STOPPED menstruation regular, pain Of the aldo
stopped, face clear Of all spots. hair covering the
scalp great increase Of flesh, spirits buoyant step
elastic, and appetite good.
NINTH BOTTI E-All signs Of disease zradu-
ally disappearing, "A "Guent rides in the Park
improventnt In personal sppearanee hair contia.
the ulcer in the neck healed.
TWELFTH 30 TIL E-COntinuing the Resolv-
ent after all eruptiOns had disappeared. she gained
an nesh and personal beauty. No more trouble In
the uterus, kidneys, etc Bowels regular digestfy@
organs regular blood pure. her naiIs perfect hair
growing luaurant. spirits excellent l. sne exhibited
70 her friends picture of health and beauty.
Tor six months after the Of the twelfth bottle
she continued taking three teas poonsful OF the Re
solvent per day, and two Of the Pills three times
week.
In this wonderful cure lesson may be ltaraed in
regard to the true means Cf securing personal bean
IT, Good pure. rich Hood will maze healthy q bre
and Gle skin, beautiful complexion and luxuriant
hair Cosmetic powders, painting the skin wi IA
brushes. applying greasy substances. and alcoholic
lotions TO the hair, are injurious. The paint,
powder. &c CLOGS M the pores, obstructs the free
escape Of sweat and inseDsible perspir stion thus
preventing the sbsorbtion o. ohygen Ia the atmos-
cation of the blood and huids of the SIX &c Pure
blood is secured BY the Resolyent, and all who
this medicine will enjoy the possession OF its
blessings. r T. Resoivent sold at 81 Per BEETLE
everywhere. Elk bottles for %.
NB-syr THAT THE WORD sARSAPA-
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES
~ CHILDREN'S CARRIAGESI
CHILDREN CARRIAGES

Avery large assortment of Chiidren's Carris ges
Of the latest style and nest finish Just received
CHR RCPPERT'S, No. 522 7th street, near d
at prices lower than they can be obtained else.
where. NH IL I'm
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sARsAPARILLTAy,
IT'S Powerful CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
pREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED
PROCESS FOB EXTRACTING THE OU-
RATIvE PROPERTIES FROM vE0E-
TABLE SUBSTANCES. ENTERS
INTO THE COMPOSITION
DR.. RAJ WAYS
RENOvATING
4 Z SOLv Mt.
ANEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
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A REMARKABLE CCREI

SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN The
NOSE, AROUND THE
EYES, &c,
frecently exhibited, few bottles will cure I
Eonic, OF through the effects of Mercury. Potas-
IN, Corrosive sublimate- from six to one dozen
b->Sties may be required to make q permanent cure
A remarkable instance Of personal beauty re-
stored to = Lady disfgure1 by the ravages Of a
frigbtful disease.
FROM the advanced sheets Of a new Medic al work
called
"FALSEAND TRUE"
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN THE DIsTRICT.-A
Washington correspondent of the female rights
paper-7he FerOiution--notes the labors here of
Mrs. Griffing, Mrs. McNalI, Alexander Del
mar, Professor Wilcox, and other females, in
behalf OF the enfranchisement OF women, and
says:
THE whole government OF the District is
now before Congress for revision, by reas on OF
the expiration OF the charter; and il is the pur-
pose of the advocates of Equal Rights in the
District to petition and memorable for free suf-
frage as a part of the new organiza tlon.''
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BIDS TO PURCHASE MoNiToRs.-Bids were
this morning opened at the Navy Department
for the purchase OF the Monitors Shawnee and
Wassuc, at the Boston Navy Yard; the Canon.
icus, Cohoes, kaka, Nausett, Warsaw, Yazco,
Iunxis, Naubuc, Moioc. Napa Squando, and
Suncook, at League Island, Pa; the Elijah.
klawath, Shiloh, Umq ua, Yuma, Neosho, Ma
rietta, and Sandusky, al Mound City, Ill. The
bids ranged from $500 to 800, but as the
appraised value of the Monitors is from fifty to
two hundred thousand dollars, none of them
will be sold.
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PxRsoxAI.-General Bache, u. s., and Ad-
Iniral Wilkes, u. s. n, are at the Eboitt House