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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

FOR FEMALE wEAKNEss AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LEUCORRHGA,
TOO PRsFUsE NSrRUArION,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN, Oh
PROLAPSUS UTERI,
We ofer the most perfect specific known:
hAhboLD hf0gSP sy}cRp EXTRACT OF
Directions for use, diet, and advice, ACCOMPANY.
Females in every period Of life. from infanevt
in the discharge of its functions Strength is the
glory Of manhood and wamsnhood. " INV
HELM BOLDs EXTEACT BUCU
s more strengthening than any OF the prepara,,ons
OF BARK or Iron, Infinitely safer, and more Die a.
having received the Endorsement of the mos. nro,,
inent pnymicisns in the United states, is nov Of
following diseases and symptoms, from whatever
cause originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
nrNrAc ANN puysICAU prppvs,,o~
IMBECILITH,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
CONFUSED IDEAS.
HYsrERIA,
GEEERAL IRRITABILIrY,
REsTLEssNEsS AND sLERPLEsSHEss AT
NIGHT,
ABSENCE OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY,
LOSS sOsAPPETIrE,
HnACIATIoN,
Low sPIRIr,
DIsORaANIzAiIoN Or PARALYSIS the
CANS OF q EN 1RATIO
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEARr;
and. in fact.
ell the Conconitants of NERVOUS and sprpu
ITT1D STATE Of the system.
To insure the genuine, cut this ont
ASK roR HELMBoLDp.
Take no other
SOLD By DRUGGISTS ana DIALRRs rv,x
WH8RB.
Price q rs per bottle; or six bottles for $50.
Delivered 10 any Address.
Describe Symptoms in sn oonnunieasisns.
=, =. :st:sc.D; ne Pig .ad OA.-,.
uOHD AII GENUINE UHLIes NOW. n,
steel-enGrevsd wraDDer, With fac-siniIe OF nv
ossTscsl Wasssosss, and dSeed .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESS CoMpANIRs-
The American and Merchants Union Express
Companies have been consolidated. The fol.
lowing officers were chosen President, Wm
g. Fargo; Vice President, Theo. NJ. Pomaroy
Treasurer, Elmer +. p Ross; Secretary, John
N. Knapp; General Superintendent and Assis-
tant Trea surer, James q. Fargo. The new ar
rangement goes into effect imme mediately, and the
officers say that business will be ad justed to the
new basis within the ensuing week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

New York Grain Market Ys.day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Flour 5alOc better
w heat 1a2c better. Corn a shade better
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6svernm ent Securities.

WAsHIHsToN, Nov. 2S, ls6s.-Jay Cooke &
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

PATENT OFFICE CoNTRACrs.-Hon. Elisha
foote, Commissioner of Patents, has APPOINTED
Judge Ii. F. James, of the Appeal Board,
Morris Peters, Esq, and E II. Griffin, Esq,
as special board TO examine all contracts
made with the Patent Office, and to report the
manner in which such contracts are complied
with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28
Baltimore Markets, To-day.

HALTIMoRR, Nov. 2S.ACotton firm. Mid
ding Uplands, .ik. Flour quiet, but steady,
with prices unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn
active; new white, O6caS1.0l; yellow, SI.U7a-
SI-l0. Oats steady with prices unchanged
Rye unchanged. Pork-Shoulders, Rib and
Clear Sides, Hams and Lard are all unc hanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx.-The Vice Prssi.
dent elect, with his BRIDE, has been in New
York for several days, and will leave there
to-day. His visit is solely for recreation, and
for the purpose of making purchases of fur.
niture, &c. He is staying at the hous. of a
relative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

THE EIGHT-HoUR LAw.-Attorney eneral
Eyalts hiss submitted to the President his optn.
ion ON the eight-kour Law and the President now
has 1t under consideration. The opinion is very
lengthy, and will not be promulgated for sew.
erGl days, but Il Is stated that il is not entirely
I'D accordance with the decision OF Secretary
Schoheid that In nc case can full aay's
wages be given tor eight hours work. The
law leaves 1t discretionary with the Depart
ment to pay full wages if 1t Is found that the
same amount of work can be obtained IN eight
hours as formerly in ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

The DEATH PENALTY The King of Swe.
den has announced that hereafter no capital
execution shall take place in his Dgdom, and
that II the death penalty be not abolished by
law, 1t shall not be enforced by him. The
King made this declaration on refusing to sign
the warrant for the execution of a woman
PoIsoner, recently convicted IN Sweden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

Financial Matters in Baltimsre To-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-VIrginia 6's, January
and July, inscribed, 47ha471.; do, ls67, 5la53;
do coupon, old, 56k; do. new, 59t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

THE CHAIRMAN of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee of Georgia furnishes an exhi bit
Of the vote of that State AT the late election as
compared with the vote IN April. The report
says tLat. In some OF the Northern and Cap.
ual counties. where the laws Were enforced
and order prevailed, a fair vote was polIed
but III Others, and especially in the Souths IN
part of the State, ana throughout what ID
known as The BLACK Belt" although the
loyal voters were generally in the maIority
whites and blacks were alike kept from the
polls, unless tney had previously pledged
tn mselves 10 cast their ballots for Seymour
and PlaiT, so that in some counties where
hundreds OF Republicans voters were rgistered
not a single vote for Grant is returned. Bull
ICck. Republican candidate fer Governor was
elected last spring by I,O41 majority. S.y.
nours II aJority in November was 1865.
TIE PARAGUAYAN DiFFIcULTIRs-A note
of the Secretary of State % the Secretary Of the
Navy, just published, contains the following
passage u have thought it my duty TO advise
the President that the rear admiral DAVIS
should be instructed 10 proceed with an ade.
quate force al once 10 Paraguay, and take such
measures as may be found necessary to prevent
violence TO the lives and properly Of American
citizens there, and the exercise or a sound dis
cretion 10 demand and obtain prompt redress
fer any extreme insult or violence that NAV
have been arbitrarily committed against the flag
o. the United States or her citizens"
IMPORTANT PATENT CAsEs.-Commissio ioner
Foote. of the Patent Once, was to-day en-
gagged III hearing the arguments for and against
the extension of the patent of Cyrenus Wheeler,
for harvester. This Is quite an important case
as the machine has been extensively used by
farmers.
Tue Commissioner has refused 10 extend the
patents of Theodore Weed, and - Robin
son. each for sewing machines. which appli-
cations for extensions were fully argued this
Week.
THg STATE DEPARTMENT has been oiicialiy
Notified by the Russian Government that 1t
Will be necessary for Americans entering
Russia, IL they would avoid delay At the
frontiers, to have their passports rised by the
Russian Ministers or Consuls abrosd, and
where they have no passports, their voyage
books'-"hyert de voyage"-should in like
manner be rised.
PROMOTIONS AT THE TREAsURY.-The fol-
lowing promotions have been made at the
Treasury Department since the 18th iastant
Third AUDITORS Ofice-Wm. b. Shaw, from
lst 10 I'd class: Calvin q. Wilson, from Sd TO
4th class. Fourtn Auditors Ofhce-Jno. Cook,
from LIST To I'd class. Secretary's Ofiice-W. II.
Cook from ID TO ID class.
RECEIPTS IRON CUsrons.-The receipts
from customs at the ports below named from
November 10th to 2lst, inclusive, were as fol-
lows-Boston, S302. .369.25: New York, si,7a,-
32l. 50: Philadelphia, s7e,2S97s; Baltimore,
s6S,e24 50. Total, 2e,oo3.6
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q Z N Z r Al AZ 4 NCY

8E N Z r Al AZ ENCY
FOB
MARYLAND. DELAWARE. VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT THE OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE ~ CO.,
FIFTEEHTH sTREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON ID. q.
ne 2q-ly
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GCn r. PBELPs, VS.. oLMsrR ID
President. Secretary.
ANCE COMPANY
HARfFoRp, CONN.
Assets over
kI6HTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
GEOR5E h. MARBLE, Agent,
FEDERAL Block, Room 10,
Opposite Post Once Department,
coSu Corner 7th and y st, eets
Ihe NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
wASHINsroN, d. c.,
Chartered By Special Act Of csusr.... A.
proved Jsly Is, 1865.
CASH bCAPifAL............. .........s1, zoe, ,oee

OFFICERS.
y OLAkk, Philsdelphis, President.
'Al OVohs, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY D. COOKE. Washington. Vic. Pre..
IMIRsoS ". PEEr. Phfsdeiphis. Secretary
rs. TuRNLR wash.ns.on, Assistant Secretary.
FkANCis @. SMITH. NJ. ID, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General Uuites State
u. HoBWIfZ. Ohief Medical pep.ru.,,
ID. W. BLISS. N. D., wsshinst sten
Tie ADVANTAGES offered by thi. Company are.
uss Nsnonai company, chartered ~ special
A paid up capital of 81 10000.
Ii offers low rates Of premium
liz furnishes larger Insurance than other Co.
penies for the same money.
IL IL definite and certain In its terms.
IL ne home company in every locality.
Its policies are exen rt from attachment.
There are no Unnecessary restrictions IN tue
Every policy IL non -forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay 20 the tns
their full amount and return oil the premin
that the Insurance. costs only the decrease o.
Policies wiIi be issued that win pay TO tn,
sured during life an annual income Of one-tvuta
No extra rate 10 charged for risks upon the lives
IL insures not 70 secure dividends, bot at 90 LOO
LOCAL AGKNr Is WANTED In EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties for such agencies vts suit able nents
should be addressed to the Companys General
Circuiars, Pam phlets. and fuil particulars sfves
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28
Washington News and Gossip.

MOVEMENTS OF rHx PRESIDENT Elect
General Grant will pass some DAYS in New
York Oh his return from Bo.to and Provi.
dence. He has accepted an invitation from
Ex-Governor Fish To attend a wedding on the
morning of December sth. when Major Benia-
min Will he married TO the Governors oldest
unmarried daughter, and on the same evehiug g
Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts will give a .srecep
IioL" in honor of the President-elect, at the
spacious mansion of Mr.. Roberts. on the Fifth
averue. We learn from New York that a,
these TWO re-uBions the President elect will
see the creme de Ia cTeme of Gothan7s society"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

RECEIPTS IRON CUsroAs-The receipts
from customs at the ports below named from
November 10th TO 21st, inclusive, were as fol-
lows:-Boston, s302, 2,369.25; New York, si,7o,-
go. 50: PhiIadelphia- S7e,2s9.7s; Baltimore,
s6S.r24 50. Total, Se.22e, ,o03.6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

The membership feee are Siz dOllars at loinina,
for rhtch thoats of evberShtp tctlf % fsr-
ntshsd,D and one dollar and ten cents on the death
of esch member. OF which due notice will be given.
One dollar from each member got . TO the widow OF
heirs OF the deceased member, and the ten cents
for xpenses of collecting.
This Comp IL DIVIDED into TEN CLASSES
IOk MEN and TEN CLASSES FOB WOMEN.
As soon se these glasses are filled, ten classes
Will be adopted. Men aud women not allowed
the same classes. Every thing is done to make
each Glass equal.
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CLASSES.
ILLUSTRATION.

Glass "A' hiss 500 male members. man dtes
Tie Assoc alton pays over within forty days Ss 90
20 TIE widow or heirs and the aiming me mbers
forward within thirty days dollar and ten cents
each 20 the Association TO reimburse It TAilina
70 send this sum- they forfeit 20 the Association
moneys paid. and the Association supplies a neU
member to fll the place of the retiring one
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LIFE INSURANCE..
5000 for Sc Premium
UNpEB THR AUSPICES OF THE
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF HEw
YORK.
OBJECT.

The object OF this Association Is 20 secure . casi
payment within forty days after the death of &
member, OF as many dollars as there are member,
IN the class ~ which he she belongs, 90 his ol
her heirs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

GTPeople wonder why Grant. so dull-looking
has made so brilliant n name. lie was dug out al
Galena and although lead is dull looking it is capa.
BILE Of presenting very forcible arguments, as the
late colap in. G. s. A. could have testified. When
piece of lead starts it's apt to a comp.ish some
thing-like the piece viii h Illinois is going to
to the Presidents chair.-7rdnscript.
People WONDER" do they: We are
not surprised at it. You know some men
are born great and others have greatness
thrust upon them. To tn" latter class b-.
longs your much lauded, but abhorred,
"poicy' candidac. Soon as one of these
"dull looking" men becomes necessary
to gain their party ends, they shut their
eyes and seize upon his coat.taiis to drag
themselves from the ,nire. Grant car
hang himself to cigar. and puff his brains
ont, soon as he has served them their pur.
pose. But neighb,r don't you think you,
smile is rather far-drawn. Well improv,
it by suggesting that leaf is used to whitcu
dark objects quite a. much as for any 9th.
er purpose. We hope, however, that II
linois won't soil the Presidents chair in
the manner proposed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

Still THEY CoME.-Our table fairly
groans under the intellectual feast
spread GU, upon it by Major Strat,man
the San Francisco Newsletter. All tastes
are suited in the lists he sends us. We
have Harper for those who would dance
a Chimney Corner for the sentimental,
Godey's for thu ladies, Yankee Notions fol
the dainty, Pilot for the distressed, q
Spirit for the dull. Guard for the weak,
Tribune for the wicked, Day. Book for
the dealer, Banner Of Liberty for the free.
man, Nick-nar for the million, the Sun
for the world, and the World for us all
The Major may truly sly mo pent-up
creed contacts our powers" He showers
his favors far ind near, alike upon the good
and the bad. the just and the unjust, wise
men and foos. Democratic and Radicals.
MS and our tso nrighbors.
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barred the doors lie uoald L-e.k them
down. Gen. Thomas subsequently told
~i'n-s- that u he had not se-n arrss'ed On
the morning OF Feb. Esd. he would have
broken the door aad taken POSSESSION Of
the War Office. Several other witnesses
testified to similar language on the part Of
Gen. Thomas. and the court adjourn"d.
WASHINGTON April 2.-Thr at,en lance
at the Impeachment trial is greatly din.in-
ished. Drake offered an amendment to
the 9TH rule, providing that the votes
shall be without division on questions of
law and evidence, unless the ayes and noes
are dem ,ndcd by Chief Justice. Amend
ment laid over one day.
Congressman Ferry, of Michigan, cor
federated the evidence given vesterdi ~ in
regard to interview between Thomas and
Stanton, Gen. Emery, commander of
Distric. testified in regard to his inte. view
with the President, an account of which
was published at that iimr.
Providence. April 2.-Fu!l rcturos of
the State election shows for Burnsides
iO.O3S; Pierce, 5.73l.
ruror,,r. fran, lamar ca, ru,,.,s.o Nan.
-'''
sAN FRANCISCO rs April 2.wIhs news
,oy tho cum" is Important: Inc Tycoon
mas been defeated IN battle ny Da,mas' and
,'as hed on man, ot-war TO l'ddo. Inc
uror ,L.. ,hrona onJ ovdo-. ;ssvaJ E, III.
name. The foreign legations were all
forced to leave. Americans and French
men were attacked nv Japanese troops.
They were driven off by body of foreign.
ers.
Do,t sV,,v,..,J. cl..r,1 hall TL,e MI
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ti-s@s; Gears e tn Inised States pre-
ssdes thai each Csuss shal ean-ist Il .a.
Jadge. wh1 shsll reside in IN. Circuit. and
BE- caIl-d Circuit Judge. H siaH be sp-
point.-d 10 the same manner. hold hi. Office
by the same tenure. aud r-crive the tame
compensation as the District Judge. The
acts suthor izins the District If Supr~ms
Cour, Judges to hold Circuit Courts, are
repealed.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in re-
ply to a resolution of the Honsp, gives an
account Of the mode Of printing G Government
mates. He says that fr,ud "a impossible
except with the collision Of great numbers
Of tho employees in the Printing Bureau
and Treasurer Office.
A special says that the House Postal
committee will report a bill to establish .
line of American steamers from New York
to EUROPE, and asking the Government 10
lend aid in the way subsidy for the con-
struciian OF vessels.
Louisiana Elections.
NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-General
Buchanan has ordered an election in Lou
isians for a member Of Congress, and such
State municipal and judicial officers as are
provided for by the Constitution. The
election will be in all respects part Of
the election heretofore ordered by the new
Constitution, and will be held at the same
time.
Richmond Convention.
RICHMOND. March 26.-In the Con-
vention the subject Of disfranchisement
was under consideration. and was indefin-
itely postponed by vote Of IS to H.
After tue rejection several Propositions
were made for the Acknowledgement Of GER
ain classes of rebels.
CHICAGO, March 23.--Ths answer Of
the President fills five close newspaper
columns. In response to the first article.
he denies that Stanton when he removed
him, was in possession OF the War Office.
lie denies the charges ser'at,m. Tho
counsel closed their argument w'sh strong
appear Tor TURNER time.
William Morgan on the Finance Question.
New YORK, March 22.-The Herald
publishes to communications signed Will.
liam Morgan, in behalf Of the coin end
cotton bondho!ders, dated London, argu-
ing against the violent acts ct intervention
ON til" part OF the United States between
the Southern States lately in rebellion and
bondholders, by compelling the former 10
repudiAte their loans made in favor OF the
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.-r-.Sl n. ..-.t.--..r..
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tie count as To- the va i'iv & Their aei ."''
bat much that Thy inicni TO sacrifice Nj
johnson simply and s"lrly TO achieve a
party triumph. lie proceeds;
lis thor, no s;rnffc,nce in ,h. fac, lb.,
Tie vcr! judge al Washing on who held
Gen. Thomas to $1,000 bail. to answer
m.f' "'"h'un 'natse ~ ,'o'''''S VI.
i;1n, I, liz. .h.s,..o,,, 10y, anst,d"
Remcm er that if he had been held to
answer the complaint and declined to give
bai,-as was his right-he could have
carried the case oy marcus corpus 10 .he
" IT, .". Kim ,:.. r., W., so"
Act and the lrp,lity Of the removal Of
Mr. Stanton could and would, have been
finally adJudlca'cd by that Court within
'ne ". "a, T'rN VI 'e, "a'' ~, LUIS waS
desired but thew arc denied the oppo,tu.
nifty to get such decision. Ii sure OF
their legal status, why did not Stanton
anu MS lleh"s IN congress strengthen
sa'."..,'. w ,": ~: ~"
by tho Cou,ts %
1,h. ,.o ..u.. , ,uo
..c H.. r.e
Oo. .,:-
.o.. ~. &c.,. 49,. W." ~, ~.
corr.ero,ao,, q. .r,wot,,l;, NJ of II, ~.
toor;,v of S.cr.t,,v of War ,rho so.ls
the ruin of the Pre- sideut bv securing his
impeacbment and dcorod,t;or for tbot
which said Secretary cannot claim TO he y
crime, SO long as he holds the law alleged
to have been broken as invalid and of no
legal force, SENATOR'S WIN hav. olwars
believed the Tenure of Office bill coustitu.
tion.l may honestly sustain that conviction
. n .. =. =,
logical mind can have onvtbin, els, than
contempt for Stanton, who seeks cratifica-
tion nj his n,rsonnl mal;cs oca;ust III.
President under an enactment which he
Mr. s;m,r,o, :, corc,us;on .,.;n. ~
. III,
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-. N'meo BODY says th"' ihai' stevens
only liv'n! On IN hopes 'ha' r"r'oa wiz
d.r' ana 20 DC unao'e 10 "'ie MS o'"o'"
P"!' m
1.-The agent OF an EnsliSh t'rm'r $
club proposes t. buy ten thousand acres
in Illinois and bring over 3oo families 10
sct'ie 'hefe'
-. Agriculture has assumed new
phase in Nebraska. The farmers are all
Planting forests which will bless future
generate ms, 1t not the present.
Governor Stone estimates the pop
u'ation of Iowa to be ut least million.
The past year is said to have been tile
most prosperous in Its history.
-. People arc dying 80 rapidly fiom
famine in Algeria, that their bodies are
thrown into trenches and covered up, as
co'pses are on the day after a battle.
-. The city of Jeddo. Japan, has a
population of five million. Many Of it's
streets are twenty ,wo miles long and its
coas'lng aad inland commerce Is enormous
IA box Of tea seeds has been received
in San francisco, from Japan. The seeds
looks like small hazlenu.s. An attempt
to cultivate tho tea plant in California will
be mad.
The polish women generally are
considered 10y travellers the handsomest on
the continent. The Americans who onSht
to be good judges are almost invariably OF
that opinion.
80. Official statistics, just published IN
England, state that IN the island OF java
14S persons we're devoureG ny tigers III
one year. 90 eaten by crocodiles' and ior'y
three Killed ny sFrpen's.
-. Governor Marshall, of Minnesota.
estimates the population OF that State at
4oo,ooo' anu states the valuation at $780,
ooo'ooo. Inc census OF looo showed
population OF only l|2'2oo.
-. Cheyenne is certainly remarkable
city. Out of a population OF four thousand
il boasts Of thousand professional gam
oilers. and between one and two hundred
prostitutes. Rather fast CITY
-. The number Of infants thrown away
BY their parents and picked up in the
streets of New York last year. was 1923.
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