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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

A FEARFUL INCIDENTAL letter from Fort
Larned to the Leavenworth Times tells the
following: A most fearful and appalling cir.
cnmstance transpired at the tort last evening
While party OF ladies and gentlemen Were
sitting in front Of the beautiful quarters of Col
Ed. Wynkoop, Indian superintendent or agent
OF several warlike tribes, the entire party COM
menced beautiful song. While the melody
was ringing in the night air, q monstrous,
shaggy and rabid wolf dashed madly in the
midst OF the party, first attacking Lieut..
Thompson, Third United Statea Infantry,
tearing and lacerating his limbs in a most
frightful manner. The monster broke away,
pursued by Col. Wynkoop, and his chief scout,
James Morrison, who had lost no time in pro.
curing proper arms. Before either of these
fearless gentlemen, however, could oVertake
him, the wolf had attacked the sentry at the
guard.house, whom he also bit savagely, the
sentinel having fired, but, most unfortunately,
missed his aim. From the guard -house the
wolf next dashed over TO the hospital. and made
an assault upon one Of the men there stationed,
almost tearing his right arm from his body,
after first nling OF finger entire. He then
attacked and mutilated colored soldier OF the
Tenth Cavalry, and subseq uentfy entered the
quarters of the laundrsss, whue she was in bed,
but. owing TO the thickness OF the bed-clothes,
fortunately failed TO infllct any serious IRjury
on the poor wonaAn. The naddened creatnfe
next caught sight OF the sentinel at the hay
stacks, Who almost proyidentially, shot him
dead. Besides Lieut.. Thompson, there are
three pereons badly bitten and mutilated by
this monster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

PoLITICAL--The New York Commercial
says -" II is whispered in private circles tha.
one Of the great leaders Of the Democracy in
Tins city, the idol tor many years of the young
Democracy Of New 4crk-a gentleman emf
nent IN his profession and brilliant in social
circles-wIli shortly declare against Seymour
and Blair, and in favor Of Grant and Colfax"
Who can II be, Brady 'E n
i Hon A. j. 6iossbrenner has not been re
nominated by the Democrats IN the fifteenth
There is strong opposition TO him.
- The Rhode Island soldier. and sailors
have formed Grant and Colfax club at Prov.
idencs, with Gen. Burnside as chief.
The correspondent Of the TrisGas states
that ont OF respect TO the memory of rhaddeus
churches Of Lancaster on Sunday evening
This is an unusual token Of res pect.
- Pendletou, in wntlng Of the Presidential
eleetlon, says the great battlefield is in the
Northwest, and his services will be given in
the States OF Indiana, Illinois. and Ohio These
three States, in which PeBdleton is about TO
Try his generalship, cast one-third Of the elec.
toral vote (JU) required for the choice Of .
President, (li9.)
-GoyernoT Swami seems to have consid.
erable opposition in his scheme to get the nom.
nation for Congress by the Democracy OF the
Third Maryland District He seems, in fact, to
receive cold comfort from both parties. The
Gcsef,s alleges that II the Democrats nominate
aEC eject ulm 10 SOuxrcss, ne Will a&Sur00lY
90 over TO the Republican party after the cleo
tion OF G eneral Grant. The American answers
that the Republican party will not have Swami
upon any terms or under any pretense.
The Philadelphia InQairer says: ..s 81.
ssOn Friday q primary election was held In
the Lancaster fPennsylvania) district for the
nomination Of q candidate for the Forty first
Congress. II had been previously recommend.
ed by the Republican Committee Of the county
that, notwiths eanding the death OF Hon. Thad.
deus Stevens. his name should stand At the
head Of the ticket, and that he should be nomi.
mated as If he was living, For the first time in
the political history Of the country q man al.
ready passed beyond the confines Of time was
nominated for Congress without opposition"
This may all be very dne in q sentimental
point Of view. but we cannot exactly see the
point of IT; and a. the people Of the Lancaster
district are Of the practical stripe, they will
doubtless elect q living Representative. Five
Republican candidates for the vacancy are al
ready named, We see. lEsl .fl.
. Republican prospects are Improving in
California. 1t is said that there has been ere.
action from the extraordinary popularity Of
Governor Haieht, VINO has become the best
"haighted'' man in ths State. siler
INTERNAL REvuuR-The rsceipts from this
source to-day were e379,2s6.46.
~The ConAellsvlle Road 70 make direct
com unuU icatlOn betWeeu Piffshuy1 Ralti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
vIRSINIA'S RAILROAD DEBT-ORDER
OF GEN. STONEMAN.

RICHMOND, Aug. lS.-Gen. Stoneman has
issued an order directing the auditor Of the
State 10 receive from railroads indebted to the
state the whole or part Of their debt to be
the anount OF State bonds received not to ex.
ceed TWO thirds OF the total payment by road.
Ihe whole amount due by the roads Is about
three hundred thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

THR B1eT GRASS FOR BUTTxI.-It you aim
at a great flow Of milk, feed on young timothy
and white clover; IL you aim at the best results
both in quantity and quality of butter, feed on
fresh pastures OF white clover and timothy in
Summer, and early cut timothy and wheat
bran in Winter. The grass m ust be cut when
heading ont; or better, young aftermath well
cured. Avoid roots and garden stuff in general,
il You wish a good quality Of butter-thoueh il
is now held that those fed while milking or
immediately before, will remedy the evil
TdIyeu Eorusr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
tBy Bankers and Brokers TelegIaph.l
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds

LIVE JOnnsOn e 20. quote stocks and bondo
In home and fcreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Aug. is.-First Board-U. s. e..
1871, coupon, ia; 6.a0's, lso2, coupons, Ii3x
1854, coupon, 1OeE; 1855 coupons, IIis; ISoS
coupon, new, 1G7 4; Saws, lo6i, coupon, I07 x
i0.4os, coupons, te .30s,second. none: I 1.9U's.
third, none; Pacific Mail, 100; Ohio and M,ss,s.
sippi Certificates, 2e4; Mariposa, =; Atlantic
man, =; Canton, &C; Cumberland. 29X; w.
q. TeleETaph, "a; QuicksiIver, 2OS: Boston
sig; do preferred. ess; HUDSON. las: Rsadins'
Nt; Michigan Central, 119; Michigan south.
ern, SS; Illinois Central, l4s; Cleveland and
Pitts burg s5y; Northwest, 80; do. preferred,
KOS Cleveland and Toaedo, %; Rock Island
90 Fert Wayne, l06S; Alton Il Terra Aaute,
3; Toledo Wabash, 5Ox; Adams Ex., ~
Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, 25k; American Ex .
press, 40k; United States Express, u L; Mer.
chants' Union, 2IH; Chicago & Alton. l3S; do.
prFd, 13s. Market steany. Gold, 146x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

ATTEMPTED DPoIsoNING.-A negro boy named
Prince, employed by Dr. 5. w. Van Duyne, Of
the Freedmen's Bureau at Hilton Head, North
Carolina, and who had some Tune previous
had been retained in his service on the promise
OF good behavior, attempted, on the 9th inst, to
poison the family by introducing Paris green
In the coffee at breakfast Doctor Van Duyne
and his wife were both made very i'll by the
poison, but ii was detected in time to prevent
any loss of life. Prince and . negro maa
named Lewis, who was concerned both in
the theft and in the poisoning, have been ares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

TBR PROPERTIES OF rHE READY IN
LIEF ARE CoUETER-IRRITANr, RUBrpA
GENT, ,ANTIsPAsMeDIc, ,pIsINFHcrANr
AHTIsEPrIC, pITFUsIvE erIMULANr
TONIC, EERVIHE. ANoDYNI, Alr-ACIp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
Baltimore Stock Market. ro.d.x

BALTIMORE, Aug 1s-Virginia skies, old in
scribed, 46 bid, 464 asked; do 1896, 46h bid
i7k asked; do. 1867, Ask bid, 45Y asked; do
coupon, old, 50 bid, 81 \ asked: do, new, 81 bid
North Carolina slxes, new, 7lh bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
A MODERN MIRACLE,

a MOOEhN MIRACLE.
From old and young, from rich and poo,. from
high born and iowiy, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
.-. etCILlAN HAIR RENIWER
IL 10 perfect and miraculous article. Cure
badness. a. Makes hair grow, A better dressing
Abeve all, the great wonder is the rapidity With
yhiehc ~, u rTestorss GREY HAIR TO lis ORIGi-
Use Il few times, and
PBISr0, CHANGEi
yosthfuI beauty. 1t does not dye. the hair, but
strikes at the root and ms II with new life and
coloripg matter. rr..- .---r-.- = ~, -
Il vail not tske long disagreeabie trial to prove
the trnth Of this matter The nrst .pplies win
do coed; you Win zee the NATURAL COLOR re-
ih'.s s'fs1 BKf3RS ri RsP14o VOC xNowIr, TsE
vin 8 sees sivins pisss @ isstrous, shining and
1st iSr Hsiis sieiIi.n Hsir R.newer; no other
article is ct eli ike IL In effect lou win md IL
sHHAP 70 Rgi M PhhAsASd m ASsaH docD T2 rRY, AHp
There are many imi0tions. Be sure you procure
the genuine, msnufsctured only BY
y. r BALL 3 90, Nashua, n h., propristorS,
. For sale by ell drussists. Er[I ~ sleo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

~The German boy. Max Klinger, who mur.
dered his uncle and tried to XII his aunt in
St. Louis, was sentenced to Be hanged Oct. 6.
- "a fashion correspondent says :-Ths istyle
Of wearing flesh colored CATERS sugeests q drvt
sight that the 'wearer 10 barefoot, which adds 70
the charm and hAllucination OF thines. not.
withstanding the thought is 20 shocking.
1Three negroes-Augustus ,HAker, Junes
sThonas and George johnson --sonfsnc,6 20 -
hanged In HalifAx q. H, N. O., Aug. l&th, for
murder, have been granted an appoal To the
Supreme Court oA spns technicality Of the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
Baltimere Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, August lS.-Cotton firm but
priees unchanged. Flour quiet and unchanged
Prime and choice wheats S26OaS2. .65 other
grades dull and prices declining. Corn steady;
prime white, s1lsasI.2o prime yellow, Si.lfa
Si.lS. Oats dull at 70aS0 cts. Rye, MARYLAND
and Virginia, SI.5J. Provisions unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

THR Moon AND THE WEATHER.-Professo
Elias Looms read paper upon the s.Infiuence
Of the Moon upon the Weather." before the
American Association for the advancement of
Science, at Chicsgo, and at its close exhibited
a table Of results which he had deducted from
seven years observations. He drew the con-
clusion that the moon dio affect the weather
and maintained, in direct opposition to Profes.
sUr Herschel, that the moon just before its full
Influenced the weather toward cloudiness
rather than clearness, and followed the same
law as the sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
Washington News and Gossip.

TIE KCANPAIeN.-Ietters received at the Re-
pubiisan headquarters here show that the Or
ganizaton Of ths party for the present cam
paagn will be much more thorough than ever
oefore. The number Of auxiliary organizations
OF different kinds Is unprecedented, and WITH
been begun. It Is expected that in q majority
of the counties in the Northern States the name
Of every Republican voter will be regi tered
upon the books Of some organization, and thai
the estimates OF the probable result will, there.
fore, be very close. The Congressional Com.
mittee have been sending out about TWENTY
i've thonsand documents per week, and from
this time to the close of the canvass expect to
average from ffty to one hundred thousand
weekly. They have = new list re ady, which
VIII be furnished upon application.
Col. ALEXANDRA BLISS, A. Q. NJ, U. s. A.
has resigned his position in the army, and his
resignation has been accepted by the President,
TO take effect from the 3lst of March last Col
Bliss is At present Secretary OF the American
Legation al Berlin, and resigns his position in
the army, preferring 70 remain at Berlin with
Mr.. Bancroft,eas Secretary OF legation Col.
Bliss, for some years, was Depot Quarter.
master at Baltimore, Nd, and prior to hrs
departure from the country had charge Of the
Fourth Division ofthe Quartermaster Generals
o@ASe' nc Is esteeHseu Dy MS DrOtner
army officers and a large circle Of friends in
this city and Baltimore.
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS IN THIS DIS
TRICr.-General Candy has not vet received
any order 10 disband militia organisations in
this city Last November when the President
addressed a letter to General Grant, directing
him TO disband the colored militia companies
The latter was referred for execution to General
Emory, who carried it back in person to Gen.
eral Grant, and informed him that there was
no authority for such q proceeding ST nee mar
tial Law did not prevail here. With this, IN
substance, endorsed upon 1t the letter was re.
turned - the President who has since let the
subject rest
EvHNIEG DREssRs.-ireen and white are the
most fashionable colors for evening dresses at
present. Pale bun, French gray, and white
for street and house. Skirts are sti1 gored in
front and at the sides, and are quite full in the
back, being frequently loeped up In paniers
The wide Spanish flounce Is more fashionable
than three narrow ones. Cambria and grena.
dine are selected for neck-ties for gentlemen
FAsHloNABLR WRDDING.-St Aloysius
Church was the scene this morning OF fash.
ionable wedding, the parties TO which were
Mrs. Sophy Poucton and Mr.. Wilcox, of Phil
adeiphia. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Jen kins, of GEORGETOWN Col
lege. and quite q numberof the elite of Wash.
ington and Georgetown were present. The
happy couple left on the IL m. train for Bos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

BAPTIsT.-The African Baptist Church
Richmond, Va, IL said TO have larger mem.
bership than any Baptist Chur h in the world,
except NJ. Spurgeons, in London. A gentle
man writes that he recently attended there,
sting by the side OF Chief usuce Chase and
fourteen persons were baptized. Their even
ing PRAYER meetings are attended by over fifteen
hundred people, and crowds 60 away for want
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

DECISION IN THE COLE CAsR-In,the Cole.
hlscock case, which was argued before j Judge
Hogeboom, in Hudson, last Saturday, on
yesterday rendered his decision denying the
application, and the prisoner was remAnded 10
the custody of The sheriff OF Albany county.
The Judge has written a lengthy and elaborate
opinion on We case, which will Be published.
The decision will be looked for with interest,
especially by the bar. Aside from the general
interest felt in the case, there viii te desire
10 learn the legal grounds upon which the
Judge has based his action. In these days,
W hen bail is readily taken in almost all cases
Of crime, a refusal like this will excite general
comment.-Albday Argus, August Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, August Is.-Stocks steady. but
very dull; Money easy, at &a5 per cent; Gold,
49,; Five-TweRties, l3X; new, IO7S; Ten.
Eorties, registered, iG3&; ex-coupens, Is /;
coupon So new 53k; Tennessee, coupon, 81 |;
do, new 634 - - '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

~Married woman. says q stAtistician on an
average live until forty five, while unmarried
wonSn do not live TO be more than forty three
yenrs or age An exchange therefor Charges
that eyery man who refuses 70 marry shortens
some voYnan's life Just two years, and TINS
practically commits henicde, and follows up
the allegation by calling ON the grand juries to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

FREDEECK AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Rail-
road Company has been organized We un-
derstas that there are conflicting preferences
as TO the best route North Some favor the ex.
treme Eastern route by Littlestown; other pre-.
fer a route along the Monocacy 70 the neigh
more westerly route. striking the mountain
Both the latter schemes contemplate junction
with the old STATE Railroad, which would
make a connection with Getty sburg. The chief
argument IN favor Of the latter route over the
Irsr-named is that il Will bring the road thar
much nearer the great coal fields of the State
bituminous and anthracite. If the Southern
Pennsylvania be pressed TO completion, the
W hole Broad Top region wolld be opened To
the trade Of that portion Of PENNSYLVANIA and
all connecting dIstricts.- Geuysburg Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

n1Dr. Clement "A. Walker, Of the Boston
Lunafic Hospital, in speaking Of the number Of
death in that Institution from paralvsis re.
mark that atAls fearful form Of brain disease
appears stosbo rapidly increasing IN the Coz.
munity; ana may well claim the earnest atts1-
ton Sf the mecfcal profession and Of thin Ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
Ts.day's New York Markets.
IBY TAlA0ranh.

NEW YeRK, August ls.-Ffour sal0 cents
lower. Wheat lac cents lower. Corn market
Is cent better. Pork is dull and heavy, $3.50
Lard shade firmer at 1sSale. Cotton a shade
nrmer Middling Uplands, 3O. Freights dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

PERSONS SUBJECT 10 s,pople.,. ...,, s,..
ease headaches, sudden fainrfngs should kesp the
kebef near them, tsaspooufui On vsser, vlh, An
three minutes, remove ell din sulsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,
PHALON,s "PAPRIAN LorIoSr

srAurrrr1Sa THE "a isSSIIs AND COMPLEX.
REM0XEs ALL ERUPIIoNs,, IRICKLEs,
PIAPLEs, n0TH, BL0f0HE Is, TAN ETC.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES iu the NURSERY it is invaluable
For rGENfL9MEN after sHAvINGit it has N o eousl
"PAPHIAE LOTION" is the suly reliable rem
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's nPAPHIAN SOAP,
Tor the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH viii not
cnap the bkIN. Price IS cents per cake.
ssFLOR DE MAYO.
ssFLOa DE MAYO.
ANkW PERFUME FOR THE HAHDKER-
GHIET REQUISITE, DELICATE. LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, kev sork.
NsU Sold By all Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

THB SoRA SRAsoN.-The Richmond Neps
says :: ssThe sora season IL now Approaching,
and already these birds have made their ap.
pearances In limited quantities in our river
marshes. Sportsmen are beginning to brush
up their paraphernalla and clean their trusty
weapons in anticipation Of the good time com.
Ing" We have not heard Of the appearance of
Sora yet, in this neighborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

SECRETARY SCHoFfsLD returned 10 the city
this morning from West Point, New York,
where he has been for se veral days past on
account OF the death of his son, which occurred
al that place on Sunday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

~A movement in favor Of conferring the
right Of sufraee on young mon between eigh.
teen and twenty -one has been started in
Boston IL il proposed 20 hold meeting in
Fanepil Hall at an early day. rzHAH esf.s
VfIny cows have recently gone blind in
NswDoYt, KY. and others aTe doing likewise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

A TRHAsU1Y WARRANT for one hundred and
my thousand dollars, in favor of Gen. Mich.
ler, Superintendent Of Public Buildings, for
the Improvement OF streets and avenues, was
paid st the Treasury yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

WM. B. STORM, Esq, Of this city, has been
appointed Internal Revenue Guager at Chi
cago, Ill Mr.. Storm was nominated for Con.
sui at Leeds, England, during the last session,
but the Senate refused to confirm the nomina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

PRRsbYTERIAN.-The Southern General As
sembly minutes for l56s report 10 synods, 4S
.presbyteries, 7S6 ministers, 81 hcentiates. o.
candidates, 1,29s churches; added on examina.
tion, As57: on certificates, L4l1; total church
m sfn hers "a $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

~The Rev. A. N. Fisher, on his return from
was member, stopped at Salt Lake CITY, and.
at the request Of the prophet. preached in the
great temple, TO an andienos OF 6,oOO persons.
He deai vered to them forcible orthodox Meth
odist sermon. 70 which the SAINTS listened with
deep attention and great apparent satisfaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

Hos HENRY N. WATTS, our new Minister
to Austria, accompanied by his wife. arrived
here trem Philadelphia last evening. He
called upon the President last night. Mr..
Watts will to.mcrrow pro0ssiy receive ais
instrnctinns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

/" w. G. Raymond, near Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, los; his voice for two weeks. in conse-
quence OF sun-strOke.
81 Rev. Isaac =. Kalloeh, late OF Massschu-
sets, but more recently editor OF The Ottawa
thansas) Journal, announces himself as as
pirant for Congress
- Among The prominent things 70 be award
ed as premium 81 the Cedar County Fair,
Iowa Is baby.
!" The Chicago Tribune says that the cool
weather OF the last few days has probably put
a stop 70 me more virulent forms Of the cattle
disease.
81 Dr. Clement A. Walker, Of the Boston
Lunatic Hospital says that insanity is "rapid.
ly increasing In the conmunity"-that Is in
Boston. ..
81 Rev. DR.. VIM. L Breckn ridge has pub.
Iished a letter, in which he expresses his op.
position 70 Presbyterian Reunion. and int,-
mates that he will not remain in the United
Church. -
81 An Ohio exchange says Something is the
natter with the bees this summer They refuse
70 send out swsrms or make any honey. Per-
hsps they are on . strike for higher wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
SESAToR SUMNER has gone North.

SENATOR PATTERSON did not leave for Ten
nessee yesterday, as stated by . contemporary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

THI WHITE HousE--The regular meeting
of the Cabinet was held to-day; all the mem.
bers present except Secretary Weiles, and the
session was long one. No visitors were ad
mit:ed TO see the President this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

CONPETBHT Authority decides that the
chIgnon or 'waterfail" is decidedly bad for the
haIr, Is the heat and pressure Of the foreign
substances of which it is composed are sure to
produce badness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

TIE DEATH OF COLONEL JoHNsoN.-The
Lynchburg Nirginian, August 18th, says:
The circumstances attending the death OF
Prof. johnson, laie President of Randolph
Macon Ooiiege, are related as follows by q tel.
egram from Terre Heute, Ind: ssCol. Thomas
e.. johnson was killed al NATION on Saturday
morning, about O'Clock. He was IN the sleep.
ing ear. which Ia backed on a running switch
and len behind at thar place. Ascertaining
that the train had started, he ran 10 the front
end OF the car and jumped out in front, proba.
bly, forgetting in the excitement Of the moment
that the car he was on was still in motion. As
L. jumped out be fell, and the car passed over
him. The brakes broke his neck and other
wise mutilated him, causing injuries from
which he died in about two hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

6evePnme ent Securities.
WAeH1NeroN, August Is, ls6s.-Jay UooKe 4
90. farnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

GEH. RAwLINs, Chief of Staff to General
Grant 10, we are glad 70 hear, recovering from
his recent Illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

LAReH SALE OF LAND.-Mr. Calvin Motor.
kie. agent at Wythesville, Va, for the Pied.
mont Land Agency, has sold to Mr.. J. Law.
John p. M. Simmerman, OF Wythe Count.
containing 1,l9S acres, for the snug sum Of
Sr0 OD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18

GEHERAL SICKLIs' DAUGHTER Is growing TO
be an accomplished and very interesting young
lady, q ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-18
R. r. n.
THE GREAT REMEDY FeR BONE
PURPOSES.

fAkrS ISfEHrALLY-Hslf. ,es-poO.s.l Al.
6ssd N vster " . plssssnt drinS--fin lss,sS