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liz You are sunsrnG from results Of early tndisere-
uons. what effect does 10 produce Don yorr rcn-ri
heslthf Do you feel ~eak, ea<ty tired
Dees little extra exerrion produce pAlpftation OF
yonr kidneys frequently Get out of order 20 Won
have spells OF short breathing, or dyspep~fas Are
your bowels constipstedt DO you have spells OF
fsintins, or rushes Of blood 20 the hesdp IL your
ing upon this sueJects DO you tel duh, listles-
moping. tired OF company, Of life DO You wish -
he len alone, 20 get away from everybody Does suy
little thing make you start or Jumpl Is your sleep
brillisntf the bloom your cheek IS hrfehtp DO
you ENJOY yourself in society as we'll = DO Won
pursue your busiress with the same eaergyP Do
you feed as mnch confidence in yourselfp Ar.
Of melapchOly II 50, do not lay AZ 70 your liver
or dysperea- Have You restless nights Your
back weak, your knees weak. and have but iittIe
,sp,eh.e; y ara yos attribute this TO dyspepsia or
Now, reader, secret habits. vepereai disea.~-
baely cured, and excestes are ali capable Of pro-
dueipy weakness In the geperr yeorgans. Dad
you ever think that ttoe bold, fe liant energetic.
Z ose whose eenerstive orRans are an perfect
nc -lths You rever heir such men complain OF
being me holy, OF Nervousness, OF Pc pitotion
OF the he They are rever afraid they cannot
discouraged; they are always polite snd pleasant
In tie company OF ladies'. and lock them right in
thessce-nore Of your downcast locks or any other
How many men from bsdiy-cured diseases, from
TIE effects OF abuses ana excesses have brought
about that state OF weakness that has reduced the
general system 80 much as 20 induce almoef every
Q her form OF disease-idiocy. lunacy, paralysis,
form OF disease which humanity is heir to. and tn.
real Cause OF the trouble scarcely ever suspected
and have docfored for all but the right one Dis
eases of these organs require the use OF DiHreio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

P0LITICAL.-Cieneral John l.. Swift, Mas
sachusetts politician. went to New York TO
see Chase nominated. He has since come out
IN speech Tor Grant.
Blair-.-Metbinks 1 see the White House =
Seymour-"Whe BlaIr-..In my minds
eye, Hora1io.''
The Democrats claim they have eiec Id
Congrt <smen IN four out CT fiye districts of
Iority, eiec. .-ng Captain Tow n end. the second
oy 3,s2 elPc, ne I. VI. MAJ lin; the Third, by
L. Gel ctlng G. p. Turner: the Fifth, by -
eise iDy General w. T. Martin. They con-
esce tliaf Gorge 4. Mckee, Republic IN, is
FL led in the Fourth District by nearly 500
majority.
- The Prtsburg Gazette deni"~ that either J
ID. Cameron or Wayne McVe IN. TO spectively
tie brother and son in. Jaw OF S,nator Came.
ron, are aspiring 10 the IL ~ he Unit d Star :
Sera',, soon 10 be vacIf'd by Mr.. Buckrlew.
- Hon. James l.. ;,ward, ex.remher OF
congress. ms 5e strong Repu ublican spec ch In
ATTAIN. Georgia, on sle IOih inst He aid the
rtut Of the y icbings Of such men as Toombs
Cobb. Ben Hill. and Andrew Johnson
- Newark bas four asp'rants for tIe Demo-
cratie nomination for Goyeraor CT New Ie.-
sey.
- The WashIsgt)n correspondent OF the
Cincinnati EAs Vtrer s.ys hat aJnT~e Ch-ss
d. clares his rscoS liIio in the Democratic
noIpnre patriot and s. teswrn worthy 10
b% the staDcard -bCarer OF that great party WI n
which he considers himself ,uiiy iden;ified.
"A Radical paper says ne Democrals are
80 deficient in arithmetic hal in adding up ne
northern States they don't know how o sorry
ONE
lNTEENAL REvENUE.-The receiprs to-day
from This - Werp M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

COkN AND PORK CRoPs.-The Cincinnati
frice current, after speaking OF the general
favorable reports OF W heat crop from all quar-.
ters OF the country, says:
The indications Of an abundant corn crop
are quite favorable, and should this be the case,
a large increase OF the pork crop may be looked
Tor the coming season, because the supply of
stock hogs Will be unusually large, for not
only was the supply left over from last season
large. farmers not having fatted them because
OF the high price OF corn and the comparative
low price Of pork. but the increase since then
has been LIBERAL so that the number now in the
western states, II will be seen, will be unusu-
ally large.
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M Boutwell, then had the telegram read as a

Ar. Boutwell, then had the telegram read a. a
paft Of his remarks
Mr.. Eldridge wanted to know whether that
telegram came from the post mort IN commit
tee, and Whe ether IL came here N TIE II .ular
way, or ives c..ptured snd brought herr.
Mr.. Boutwell, said he knew OF no such conn
mittre as Post Moriem Commia :. He then
dera nded the previous que loo and re BIZ
was passed by a strictly parry vote-yeas, l3t,
nays, 32.
The House rrsumei consideration OF the
iuDdirg bill, and MI. Bootwell (Ms ~ pro.
ce' : ~ explain at leng u tie substitution
proposed by I'm eli o the original bill.
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LYNCH LAW.
Three Express Robbers HING.

CINCINNATI. July 21.-Three men, Philip
Cluton, Charles Rosebery, and Val Elliot.
arr I'D for The auemotcd robbery of thu
Adams express car. at Browrstown. Indiana.
ON the night OF tine lnth. left here last night
nnder a strong guard. 10 be placed in the
BrovSnstown Jail When the .rain reached q
point near Seymour IL was stopped by a mob
from that place and vicinity. The mob over
powered the guard aud hung the pr.soners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

ORDERED TO CINCfNNATI.-SecTetaryS Scho-
field hes directed that Brevet MAJOR Joseph G.
Crane Captain and Commissary Subsistence
in charge Fourth Military District, report for
uuty az Ctnclnnati from august 1st TO October
3lst. 6s, TO purchase and ship subsistence
10 es- as be may fiud it to the interest of the
rnblic service; after which he will proce 10
Memphi-- Tennes ;e, for q iSnment to duty as
Cnlei tSmm, sary OF the di1trict compo-. Of
The Statos of Mississippi and Arkansas and the
Indian Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

LAwLEssNEss IN TENNESSEE. Jeremiah
EZell, white man, was shot Saturday night,
n ar Franklin. Tenn. rumor prevailed dur
ing The day that the negroes intended to burn
fhe town at night Eze1l and others patror"d
the town on horseback, and rode out some dis.
lance to reconnoitre. discovering no signs OF
hostility. they returned TO town, and made
report that quieted fears. In a short time EzeIl
and three others rode a short distance out of
town. and were fired upon by eighteen negroes
in ambush Ezell received a wound, of which
he died ON Sunday. Mr.. Blakesley was
wounded in the heel. Great excitement pr1-
vailed on Sunday and Monday, but there has
been no outbreak. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21
by Ban kers' and BSoE srs' Teegpapn.l
Lewis johnson d 20. quote stocks and bouds

Lewis johnson d 20. quote stocks and bouds
II nome and foreign markets follows:
NKW iokK, July 21.-fIrst Board-U. = Gs
Esi, coupon, ia X; 6-.O's, ts62, coupons ia \;
ie6a, coupon, Ill a; 1868, coupons, lI2a,; lsba
coupon, new, p9s; 6.ao's. l567, coupon. iOs "a;
U.4os coIpons, lte 130's.second. none: ] .3us.
thlrd' ss; Pacific Mail, ,1ul i: OHIO and Missis-
s,ppi Certihcates, 29A; Mariposa, S; Atlantic
MaiI, q Canton, sex; Cumb'l'd. 81 y; Western
y; Telegraph, 359s; quicksilver, 22h: Boston
oss do: preferred, "a; Hudson, 13sX; Reading,
saa Michigan Central, IL; Michigan South.
srh, 91a Illinois Central 155 a; Cleveland and
Piftsbnrg, s7S; Northwe stern, s2a.; do prerd,
~ Cleveland and Toledo: 1t9 :. ; Rock Island,
~ FeTt Wayne, iIO. Alton & Terra Ha1te,
3Sh; Toledo Wabash, 52X; Adams Ex, 52a ;
Wells, Fargo d Go. Express, 25; American Ex-
press 45ni United States Express. A. 4; Mer-
coanfs Union -; Chicago Al.on, none do
prfd, l3eh. NaTkes strong.
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MRS. PATTI STRAKosCH, with her two chill
dTen. sailed Tor PARIS the 18th of July, to
&t-ead the wedding Of her sister, Adeiina
Pa;ii, which Is 10 take place in August. The
S",tlsmenis are plscsd in The hands OF Baron
ko'hsch child- and are 10 be so drawn mp as
20 prevent the brides fortune becoming COM
promised by any weakness on her parI, or by
any imprudence on the part o: her future
husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

The week opens with an easy feeling in the
New York money markes. The banks appear
to hold ample unemployed balances. ahd are
oberine ct per cect. on Governme ats, on
SICK 'o'"Hrs's the rate ~ %a5 per eNni. D.
count re -airly ci,ye g. sas per cei, .oy
Prime pap.
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PUBLIC RECEPTION TO HON. CHAs.
FRANCIS ADAMS

BOSTON, July 2I.-Hon. Charles Francis
Adars will receive public cept.on from
the citizens of Eoston. at Hor :icul arai Fall AZ
noon on TLu~sday.
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Wall Street To-day.


NEW YORK, July 2L-Goyernment securI.
tes and gold very firm. Money ca " at l,,5
per cent. Exchange, mk. Gold, rag. yIr-
gLnia. %; new, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21
fs.day's New York Markets,
TRv Talowranh

NEW YORK, July 21.-Cotton quiet: Mid.
dnng Uplands- 81 ha32 cents. Freights firm.
F'our ratoer more 81 lady. VIII 1t Ia2c. batter
orn Ic. better. Pork firmer: mess saS 13,.
s2S2c. Lard steady AT I7ssal7ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

THE PRESIDENT has signed the Tax bill with
the provision reducing the tax on whiskey
ifom ~ TO 50 cents per gallon; 80 the agony of
the whiskey ring is over.
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Baltimore Markets. Fo.s.x

BALTiMoRE, July 21.-Cotton dull; Middlin,
81 cents. Flour quie. but pr.c,s steady
Wneat b"tter; ;sprime red 50 .25aS235. Corn firm
aao scarce; While SI-'AaS1.I6; yellow 81 I6a
sLIS Oats quiet at S5aG0 EMS Tor old and
rev. Provisions steady ard prices unchau gad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

- A heavy thunder storm swept over Chat.
tanooga or Thursday. A Catholic church was
struck by lightning, and three mcn were killed
- The voting by the Presbyteriaus on the
cided preponderanee on the Affirmative side.
~A young lady Of 6slesourg, Ill., of very
respectable connections, elcped, last week
with tbs clown OF johnson X Cos Cireps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 2L-Henry Dale, a on
wet who escaped from the Jersey State prison
during the Ire, was C. .ptured in this civ and
taken back 10 Trenton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

ICDcEs LsNDEg AND CRANE The latter ..
MsEyiand. are urged Tor the position OF Judge
II n" Court Of Claims, and il is likely that a
nomination 70 that Office will NJ sent TO the
Senate Tomorrow. For the position OF Consul
'ien-rsl a. Havana there are numerous appli-
rants, and ~ IS probabIea nomination 20 hat
.1iCs NAV De made today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

A NEW PRiSCiPLE DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE EOFREsOLVEET BETTER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF The
ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, or d.
RECT DIURETEc REMEDIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

IHE SENATE to-day passed the concurrent
'olution directing the Secretary of State TO
d. c are the constitutional amendment ratified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

ATTORNEY GENFGAL EvAsTs was at his
once .rly bis mOIDi"g, nd PRIOR 10 the Cabi-
Let mest,Dg he YVES visitcd by Iarge number
II SHua'Ors al RePre- rDts.rivss and d. tin
suish-d person. Mr.. Evarts - r.pidly
nal ing himself acquaia. III with the business
o; n offiee; @lI books ana papers having been
-nrned over 10 him by = erejary Brow lin-,
who LF< BIN diseharging the duties Of the
flee sine the rrsignalIon OF Mr. Sianbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

The MISSISSIPPI LIZ CrIoS.-The accounts
" he Mississippi election and the safe OF "a
fairs trere com HGe > ~ received by the
mon CoBgr. ssioual Executive Committee
They have received copies of printed cart;f-
C-.'"s, sued 10 col, ed men. bearipg he 50 Il
and 80 led by the c'erk OF ne Circuit and Pro.
ha'- ours OF Mad ON county. TBS certif-
,a'e -; tss hat he rsgro therein described
'Oted he Democratic tieke,, and without it he
canno- procure employment. The committee
have heard OF q considerable number OF pre-
cIncs where ku-Klux-Klan notices were
posted up a; TIE voting places warning be ne.
sEOes, on perFlty OF death, no. % vote the Re.
publican ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

MEs. MARY ANN DEAN VS. THE ..NRw
YORK SUS.-Some time since. IL will be re-
membered, Mrs. Mrry Ann Dean brought a
suit for libel against The propretors of the
.New York Snn," for having copied a report
IN that paper from Washington Journal, TO
the effect that Mrs. Dean having been misused
by her husband WIS leading miserable life in
Washington. The trial lasted several days and
tor the defendants To-day a motion for a
verdict was granted by Judge Thompson. The
defence will carry the case up TO the Court Of
Appeals.--N L. Expyess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

FIVE ALABAMA MEMBERS Were qualified and
took their seats in the House to-day
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DEATH OF MosKs Y. BEAcH.-Moses Yale
Beach, formerly proprietor Of the New York
Ss1, died of paralys sis, at his residence at Wal
iinsford, Conpeehcut, on Sunday morning
last, AZ the age Of GS.
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PRENTICE the poet, said 20 be old. wrIx-
slrs.- ie' BIZ, and "a mere wreck of what h. one,
Tss. HIS paper is on the wane
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Batttmsre Stock Market, To-day.
BALTIMORE, Jrly 2l.-Virginia skies. in.
scribed old, SIS bio: do. coupon, old. IS bid do.
coupon new, 81 bid
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X T Nolan, Chef Clerk OF the AgrieuI,u.
Fal department was IN Burlington Vermont,
Thursday lie is spending his simmer vacs
noh- N order 20 recruit his health, with his
y smer0us Vermont friends
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GESHKAI RUCkER--Spec ial % d-rs No. I7g,
rust issued from the headq uarters of the army.
FeAi"vss Brew; Major General D. H. Rucker
Assistant Qusrtermaster General, from duty
as Chi.f ouartermaster OF the Department OF
'br EasI and assigns HIM 10 dutv As Chief
'tuar'"rmasier 4 ne depot of Philadelphia
Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

IHK New York f'IJEse calls Leutze's psint-
ing N The Capitol, Of Westward Ho-'-a group
% migrants CLOSING ths Rocky Mountains-a
naval painting. IA seems the Washington cor
r''p'ndent tel"gral'hed IL snuraI painting"
"u' u ransmission 1T got changed, drolly. 70
naval painting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

AESk = quite iiyely eontss, over The efice
oi 'oi.l'lissioneT CT Internal Eeyenue for ne
ihiEo b-triet OF Maryland The latest Iudica-
hoHs AZ mat Nelson Poe, of baltimore. viii
receive the appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

SAD CASE OF PoIsoNlNG.-JobnS SpIcer. a
respectable citizen Of New York, .eelipg slight
ly unwell on Sunday, sent his servant tor a
sHidlitZ powde 10 a neighborirg drsg sore.
Un taking il he WI seized with violent pains
and died soon after. A medical ge itleman who
was called in immc cdiately before the death
saw At once that there was no hope for the
sufferer. On examining the paper which the
powder was taken he detected the PIE sence of
siryctnine. Mr.. Spicer, be says must have
taken enorgh OF the deadly drug 10 kill twenty
men. The clerk of the drug store was imme.
,nss n,euar- Nv .nothsr pa-tv. and :, powder
ing the day several of thehi had been sold for
seidlitz poWLerx. a 4.E..a
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TEE fVsDisS p nilL---Senator Sherman has
&C expectation Of getsing any funaIny h,,,
ihTopgh his session. aud. ,houyb /, y,sv %,
to COsf-F-ne- COMMITTEE, there a but small
prOsptc' Ths; ~ Houss 4ES S.aate viii axr,s
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curing the worst forms Of Scrofulous. Sy philoid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving calculous concretions, afroriing imme.
dis;e relic and consequent cure of Diseases az ,hs
Kidney, Bladder, Liver Lunrs Psncre.. s,Io.,
Its rapid influence in the cure of nj .hasa. ro,,
pence or scanfy turbid sIbum,nor. .iors, -
it's almost instant eff cacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge OF urine and lie singular no~er
In curing discharges from the U,eru, And urs,hr.
Lsucorrh@a, Blood, Urine, and other unhealthy
INV s.ES.nw s,-end INQUIRE wherein
Tue SAhsA hihbiAn used in the RenovstiT 9
netpNen, diners rom ordinary SdySapayillgS'
80 ". = .ne onv principle In sarsapsrills
t9s, posss c',ar'ce Prcrs1f'es; all other parts
extract obtained under DR.. Railways new process
s.psn.,,,,
snts that forms this trnis nSs., ~ ?, .le inerei
it is the only compromising remedy that oomnnn,,
Gates its purifying, cleansing and reinvigorstins
prope, yes throueh tne BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE,
nonal action of every depr.ved organ and Gland IN
the system. If the blood n eorrnrt ,ha pa, IN
WI WI nane pure II tne Lungs are liberated and
II the SKIN |" covered with pimples spets, pustGles,
sores, ulcers, &c, the ResOlvent will quickly re-
move these snDoyances Ifmerrur, = ,a.-s.
the bones and has accumulated in the systera, rho
chial Glands liberated, the ResoIrent viii cure
sessinT oniy EXCLUSIVE nr.re,,,D. @ re%e.s pos
'.e secretons OF one organ
oy suspenoihe the constituent secredons ofsthers;
hence a compensatins remedy like the Resolvent
-, ~
pInan nAS ;us,.ans, IN MnNp s. THAT EVERY DROP OF
sorbed 10 an pnIy en-. v..,e ~ IN ss ana so-
dose that h, taken comman.s. g. 1ne nrst
oon ana increasing the appetite and flesh.
AhAADhH CokEi
SORES ON TIE TONG UE, ULCERS
~ At' SohA 1OAS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE, AROUND THE
s'''
recently exhibited. q few bottlss v,u, "a
ronic ~ thronSh tSs Nsc,s 49, - n VII cur. Ia
%as Ss ,, tn ;s to one dozen
stored TO Lady dishsured By tine rsvsses o, .
higntiui disease.
caieS S" the ADVANCED sheets ef ane" Medical work
81 JOHN kADWAY, NJ. ID.
nation for the benefit Of the sick Illustrated with
gsns in their natural and in their diseased candi
Hon. Every person in search Of hesith, And desir
mich vii BE- ,nSt ses ns sena ,Gr CODY
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OuR DTsTRJcr BAnKs-The following is the
report OF the National Banks in tins District
Just reeeivedb by The Comptroller OF the Currs =.
ey, show.ng the condition Of the banks on the
irst Molday IN July:
RssoUI cEs.
Lo-ns and Di counts. q O6.tt3 ~
g EoadS dpnOSit a =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

hiNisTTE BURLISGANE and lie Chinese
Embassy will leave Washington in = lew
days. ard proceed 20 Auburn, New York,
" 80 ;hey viii pay short visit 20 secretary
- ward They viii then proceed to Niagara
fahs, Montreal, euebec aud Boston. and will
Sa'i on ih'Ir EurOpean nilsson on he Iath OF
August from New YORK
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BAToHELoBv HAIR DYE.

3. 81. :',:.s'sM az ac,s p: /: e. 80 e u. yer.a;
ss:ss and lssyss ths n1k soft and issstifoI sissi
I'd HcPeslY eDDlisd q Bs3eA0laf 9 w Tsc8oy
De. u Bond srests 1s1 Tssk. jSlssoxSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

general kUfUs lNsALLs--By d rec ION of
Ire >eSretSry OF War, Erevet MAJOR General
kUtus ingalls,. AssisTsn; Quar- term ster Gen.
era. hao eu c-dercd 70 report to Brewer Ma
lor General Mcdowell commanding the De.
partmelt Of the Fest, for Assignment TO duty
IS Chief u QDartermsster of that department. in
addition 70 his present duties as Chief Of the
D-pos a, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu
is THE GREAT IuRErIc,
AND A CERTAIN CURE FOB DISEASES
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, pD0PsY,
OReAHIO wEAKNEss.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
GESElAL DEBILITY,
AID ALL DISEASES OF THE
U8INARY oRGA ANS,
WHETHER EXISTING
IL MALE Oh FEnALR,
Eon riaiers easst oyisi.afisr, asd 40 uaatisr
hoU loHg uaAdiRg.
II no treatment ID % omitted 10, Consumption or
Unity may snsoe. Our ne:n and blood are sup
ported from thee sources and the health and hap
me Of q reliable remedy.
HELMEOLDs EXTRACT BUCKu.
established upwards Of Is yesp.
prepared By
n. +. AELMBOLD,
Druggist,
ss4 BROADWAY. REw YORK.
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Government Srcuptie,

WAeBISsroH. July n. lsos.-Jay Cooke a
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON's ..PAPAIAN LOTION

BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX.
:5s ;.sss 5ssEsca's.s
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY il 10 invaluable
Tor GENTLeAEN after SHAVINGi it has no elua
"PAPH1AN LOTION" is the snly reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH will not
ehsO the SkIN. Price 2s cents per cake.
''fLOR DE MAYO"
..fLOA DE MAYO"
GERRuHGTI GRHT HNXE9uISIrE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, New York.
es-N = Sold BY all Druggists.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILiAN HAIR
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER

HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BK THE MOST PERFECT
PREFARATioN FOR THE HAIR EVER OF
IRRKD THE PUBLIC.
1t 10 . vegetable com Dound and contains NO i'm IN.
noub properties whAteyOr.
q tciLl restore Gray Hair 10 ITS orisiaai color.
II will keep the hair from falling ont.
il ceanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lns
trous and sflken. --------l- - : =
Itis asvispdid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use it.
kis recommended asd ssed by tks first Medical
aNfhority. ...s ! --...-rl- :.
Ask for Halls Vegetable sicitsn Hal, r.
newer, and take no other = - y { sW4-.-S
& 3 2. HALL q 90, Nashua, \. H., ProprieSorv.
Tor sale by al druggists. | NY com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

s1A private letter from Oxford, Miss, gives
the following story: "a few days ago S6eriff
joining county stopped to bathe in the Taila.
hachne river HIS feet touching somethinp .
smo 9th on the bottom several time, curiositT
At length led HIM TO examine closely, when he
he took il to Oxford, broke 1t open, and found
Sc eco IN silver, sa,eO0 in gold, lao Mexican
Sollrrs and 5S4,OOO In Confederate money
There were no pepers In the chest to show lis
nvrx ,arsl, ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

ADJoURNhENT.-The most approved opinion
with reference 20 the ad adjourHment OF Congress
now is that ~ will take place about Friday or
>a-Erday- Srrafors Shermsn, and Morrin,o
MaiDs. who, a. ehairmen Of The Finance aud
appropriations COMMITTEES respectively, are
-onv"r<an. with the condition Of business,
links II will o. on trlday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

1NTEENAL RKvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were s31g,99I.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

PATENTS To- BE Is~UED.-FOr ID. week end
* To-Day - patents We're issued from the
Pa'ent Ofhce- During The past week, 515 appIi.
aliens and a. - yeats Were filed
I'VE WHITE HoTsE.-The regular meeting
ot The Cab het was h.i to-day. ali ne MEM
bars pressHJ- Hon. Vim. VI. Eyarts. the new
tttoru.y General. was also IN attendance at
his meeting, the first since he rm'@~pd upon
me discharge OF ms duties