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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

Physicians wender at the extraordinary power
OF RAILWAYS RENovATING REscLyENr An
curing the worst forms of scrOfulous. sy philoid.
Chronic skin Diseases, and lite marvellous power IN
Resolving cslculous ooncretions. afording imms-
disie relic aud consequent Of Diseases of the
Kidney. Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Psncrea., spleen
Its rapid influence IN thecure OF niabetes Ipcopr
nence or soauty, turbit, slbuminous, cloudy urine.
Its almost instant eff cscy in stopping itchins ana
painful discharge Of urine, aud its singular power
I'm curing discharges from the Uterus and Urefhra
LeucOfrhea. Bloody Urine. AMI other unhe.ltby
and weakening dischsrges:-and inquire uber,.ir
the sARsAPARILLIAN ased in the Renovstins
kesolvent differs from ordinary SarsapauEf7.s
ssrsspsrillian Is the only principle In sArsapsri.
that Possesses osTafirs prOpstteS all other parts
o; the root are incl and useless One ounce OF the
extract obtained under DIR. Railways new pro,.s.
Tor extracting the curative properties from veseta
bic substances. contains more Of the true principle
Of cure than 20 lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARSAPARILLIAN a. on ~ on Of the fperefi-
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
% IL the only comPenssting remedy that commuti-
Gates its purifying, cleansing sad reinviroratins
properties through the BLOOD. SWEAT, URINE.
and other secTetions, securing . harmoniou. fupc-
tiOna action q every deprayed organ and GLAND iu
the stem. II the blood is corrupt the Resolyerf
will make IL pure. II the Lungs are liberated ana
seCreting thick phlegm, and prurelent matter
the Resoiyent will loosen this deposit aud rerar
the wasting lung with sound AMI healthy material
II the Skin lie covered with pimples. spots pustuIe-
sores, ulcers, &c, the Resoyent will quickly re-
move these annoyances. Ifmercury IL deposited IN
the bones and has accumulated IN the system tb.,
kesolvent will drive u out. IL the three. or Bran-
chial Glands uloersted, the Resolvent viii ~urs
these signs Of an early waste Direct remedies pos
seseing ouiy exclusive properties, are hurtful A.
they increase the functional secretious Of one organ
BY suspending the constituent secretions Of ether.
hence, a compensating remedy like the Resolyens
IA A n1rra
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP oP
BLOOD impregnsted with the BesOlvent aud alb
sorbed 20 supply the waste Of the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and nbre. The first
dose that is taken commences its work OF purifca-
tion and increasing the appetite and nesh.
REMARKABLE CUREI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods a
the original Franc, i9i Seventh street, (Iarg
plate glass front,) betw cen ID and E streets
Good White Shirts, SI-S1.50;Fine White Shirts
S2.UO-2 81; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, rs
81: Good Summer Drawers, 81, IS, :
9ood Cotton Socks, a., Is, % cents Paper
Collars, 10. Is, ne, 25 cents per box: Handker
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, liz end
less variety, at popular prices. p. 81 hav,
no branch stores. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

lNDENpIARY FIRR-Ddmdge SiO,OOO-We re.
fret TO announce thar the house in process o.
erection by Com b. +. Sands, i'm Montgymory
count, Nd, about seven miles from this city
near the 9TH street road, was last night de.
stroyed by the act OF an ncendIary. The build.
ing was nearly completed, and involves the los.
ofabout $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

TEMPERANCE ExCURsIoS.-The Equal Tenn
persnce Association will give an excursion 10
GIymOnt Tomorrow for the benefit of Equal
Division. No. 3, Sons of Temperance. Tue
steamer Wawaset leaves eth street wharf at s
O'Clock a. N. and p. m. Returning, she leaves
Glymont at and - o'clock p. m. The gen
tlemen comprising this association are members
of Equal Division, and they have been uu-
firing in their efforts TO perfect all arrange
rnents for the Ioyment OF their guests. The
excursion Will no doubt be one of the most
pleasant Affairs of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THR SrAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
will please leave their orders at No. l22 Eas,
Capitol street between &th and 5th.
JOHN CosaNs, Agent.
WRAPPING PAPRR for sale. Apply at IN
STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10
CITY ITEMS.

PANTC-STRUCK BEAUTY.-It is terrible
shock 10 charming woman-indeed, TO am
woman--to find that her teeth are ssbeginniug
TO 60" Never will any human being who
uses the fragrant Sozodont, make that discoy-
ery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

OPKN-AIR SERVICES. Religious services
We're held yesterday under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, in the east
and west end of the Capitol Parks, al } and 6
p. NJ. They were largely attended, and appear
70 De increasing in interest Services were also
held al The lail and at other mission posts. A
union prayer meeting is held at the rooms of
tne Young Mems Christian Association. over
Metzsrott Hall, every evening, from 81 TO
O'Clock, and open-air services az O'Clock in
front OF Walls Opera House. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in In.
world. Burnett's E1orimel closely resem b les
the odor OF a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and In this respect is unrivalled a
few drops will leave it's peculiar ami delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10
GK0RGEIOWN ABvIRYlSEnKKfS.

A kAyOBABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
"A CHEAP DRH GOODS.-we are about having
our Store Rosm enlarged and rentted. and in view
OF this will run of our stock of summer Goods At
greatly TtdKoed prtres. BENJAMIN MILLER
iOI br1ose Ct, GeorgetoWn. ID. q. ys I'm
@J.UUU. Gentiemens and L.ais.' . .neonS O.
hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds Of FURNI.
1hE, Tor which . lair price viii be psid, ~ no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

ROBBERY OF A SToRE.-On Saturday night
the store of Barr Il Co, 9th street, was entered
and about $40 worth Of cigars and tobacco car.
ried on. Officers Kelly and hardwood ar.
rested James Wallace, Alfred Garrett, and
George Henry on the charge and they were
committed to Iall by Justice Clark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

DECENT ON A GAMBLING HoUsR-About o <
o'clock last night Major Richards, Capt. Reed
Lieut. Noonan, and Detectives Carvoe, Big.
ley, Coomes, Miller, and Thompson made a
decent on a gambling house on eth street. be.
tween ID and E, where they found a number O,
men engaged in gambling. The officers took
others to 60. Justice Walter fined him $50 and
costs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

CLOTHING FOUND. - This morning, about
three O'Clock, officers Hill and Leach noticed q
colored man on the avenue with a bundle, and
started after him, when he dropped the bundle
and ran, making good his escape. 1t was found
TO contain two small Marseilles white dresses
with red trimmings, pair OF pants, and
shirt, all Wet, which are At the station house
for Identification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

GEESE AND HOGs.-The police in most of the
wards continued TO the close OF last week TO
take up hogs and gees running at large but II
is likely that they will shortly suspend opera
TONS in this work, in the Third and Fourth
Wards, and that part of the city included in
the Second police precinct, (north Of N street,)
IN consequence Of the Mayor having refused to
pay the persons employed in the service of
catching the animals for number OF geese
taken up last week, because it had been repre-.
scented TO him that the geese in question were
taken from some children while being driven
10 water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10
ESTABLISHED IeJ2.

ESTABLISHED 1872.
HERZBERG s LOAN OFFICE,
3a1 NORTH U STREET,
between ga and 9th streets. immedi stely in rear
National Hotel.
Highest advances made. Strictly confider
tisl. ~ ~ san
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

SORES ON THE TONG UE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN The
NOSE AROUND THE
EYES, e.,
recently exhibited, 9 few bottles will cure. "a
ronic, or through the effects OF Mercury, POtss-
m, Corrosive Srblimate. from six 10 ore dozen
bssties may be required 90 make permanent cure
A remarkable instance Of personal beauty re-
frightful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of anew Medical work
"FALsEAND True"
By JOHN RADwAY, MD.
NATION for the benefit of the sick Illustrated with
figures Of the Liver. Lunes. Kidneys and other or
ton Every person in search OF health. ana desir-
Gus Of preserving the same should send for q copy,
New York.
FIRST BOTTL EAT the end Of the first bottle
and the small pimples blotehes, rastuies' dissp,
peared. Applying the Resolyent ever the surface,
itching. and served as . reliable antiseptie IL. i1
cleansing and purifying the putrid flesh.
SECOND B0TTLE.-At the end Of the secon
otte; signs OF improvement IA the d,schaIges
abated, the skin greatly improving, the eyes grow
ing brighter, strength and appetite increasing.
THIRD BOTTLE.-Dry scabs on the scalp, aud
ssps on erad fe 9s s1ass 81 the
lesseneo water becoming clear, and kidneys and
bladder improving.
FIFTH BOTTLE.-Finger nails growing hands
s az arms Gear Sno smooth; nsr growng on the
face clear OF sores.
SIXTH. AND SEVENTH BOTTLEs-UIcer
90 tne neck greatly EPro.sa ieneorLhes
men, irritation in the uterus. bladder and kidseys
scalp great increase Of flesh spirits buoysnt step
elastic. and appetite good.
NINTH BOTTL E.-AIl signs Of disease grsdu
Improvement in personal sppesraace' hair conrs
uing 10 grow rapidly, skin smooth and clear, and
the ulcer IN the neck healed.
TWELFTH TTLE.-Continuing the Resolv-
ent after all eruptione had disappeared she gained
in flesh and personal beauty. No more trouble ina
organs regular. blood pure. her nails perfect hair
growing luxuriant, spirits excellent, exhibited
to her friends q picture OF health aud beauty.
Tor six months after the use Of the twelfth bottle
she continued taking three poonsful Of the Re-
solvent per day and two Of the Pills three times
In this wonderful cure 9 lesson may be learned in
regard 20 the true q securing personal beau
a Coed Rgps ,sh s9Sd n, @sSe heathy here
hair Cosmetic powders, painting the skin With
lotions 20 the hair, are injurious. The paint
powder, &C, clogs up the pOree obstructs the free
escape of sweat and insensible pers alton Tins
preventing the ABSORPTION Of oxygen in the s,mos-
Dheric air essential for the vitality and purn-
cation of the blood and fluids Of the skin Ar Pnre
blood 10 secured by the Resolvent. and an VIII.
this med icine will enjoy the possession of ID.
blessings. Il. r Reeovent Is cold az 81 per bette
at Ne. 81 Maiden Lane, n. Y, and by Druegists
everywhere. Six bottles for 90.
N. B.-sEE THAT THE WORD sARs.PA
BOTTLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

THE MIsCEGENATIoN CAsE.-T Nar5idge
CoRsammdisd.-The miscegenation case OF
which we gave an account on Saturday, has
we learn, been brought TO a successful termi.
nation. The clerk and his would be mulatto
bridge at length succeeded in having an inter.
view with the Archbishop of the Diocese of
Baltimore, during which they reques ted per-
mission for the proposed match, and were pc.
remptorilv refused. Nothing daunted, how
ever, they returned to this city, and found a
Methodist minister, who made them man and
wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

RAILRoAD.-TLe train from Lynchburg due
here at els p. m. yesterday, did not arrive till
oclock this morning, having been detained by
an attempt TO throw the train from the track
placed a cross tie on the track at a curve In the
road, thereby preventing its being seen, and
the engine was thrown off the track and badly
damaged. Another engine was procured from
Manassas Junction with which the train was
brought 10 this city. Although the shock badly
frightened some Of the as.engers none were
hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

NFVVR-AND-A-H Ii STKEET WIbt,
near Pennsylyania avenue
Vnefs the highest cash advances on ell ri NOS
MercnAnoiee, t. any amsunt and for any 6HA
time desired at reason able rates III
interest on large sums greatly reduced. u
Business strictly confidential
Goods sought for cash and sold q private sale
Il 49, 49, -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9.
Many have had the impression that decline In
Real Estate, in this city, would take place, al
though the market has been rather quiet for two
or three months back. 1t is still firm. City and
country Real Estate is continually advancing In
price, more activity is anticipated this month, the
market already begins to revive. Wilmington
has suffered, like other cities, from the stagna-
ton of business, and yet over 800 houses have
been built the past year, our city presents super
or advantages as point for the establishment Of
manufactures, and will take n. backward step,
consequently Real Estate must advance.
Gold has advanced since the LIST inst II Is pro-
bable that the $50, 100000 coming out Of the
Treasury the first Of the month"; has been over
discounted, it is a pretty difficult matter to tell
what the fluctuations may be when the premium
advances in the face of such heavy payments
The statements of the National Banks exhibit
strong position. The money market is easier,
and the banks are able to discount all the good
commercial paper offered
The demand for IT, s. securities is u little more
active.
Bank and Railroad Stocks arc rather quiet.
Delaware State Bonds are held pretty firm at 90.
The Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine has
declared n dividend OF eight per cent, for the
asst six months.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09
Marria1RE.

sIPPLE-GooDE N,-Dec. 25th, 1861, by Rev. W. M.
Warner, Mr.. Robert Henry Sippe and Miss Sarah
O. GOoden, both of Kent county.
GREEN.--Dec. 49, 1867, by Rev.
w. NJ. Warner, MIR. Louis SchabHger and Miss
Mary B. Green, both Of Kent county. -
HOPKINS-LO NGFELL0W.=Qn Dec. 18th, 1867, by
Kent county, DEL, and Miss Snsie E. Longfelow, of
Caroline coanty Md.
THARP-DEPUTY.-o Dec. "a. 1867. at the M. L.
Parsonage, Smyrna, Del, by Rev. W. b. Gregg,
Mr.. John b. Tharp to Miss Elizabeth Deputy, all Of
New Castle county. Del.
HADEN-vANDYKE- Dec. rs, at the residence OF
Abraham Haden, Jr., to Miss Amanda Vandvke,all
of New Castle Co, Del
PLUMMER-LAYT0N.-A the st. Paul,s Church,
Georgetown, Delaware. on December 10th, 1861, by
the hector, Rev. Charles Allen, Rev. George +.
Plummer, of Cauaseraga, N y, to Mss Lavinia D.
youngest daughter of Hon. Caleb ). Layton, oil
Georgetown =
Valentine, MIR. Job Haines Kirk, and Elizabeth Ii.
Brown, both of Cecil county, Md,
HUSH BECK-FOsTER.-At the Broad Street NJ
r. Parsonage by the Rev. Thomas G. Murphy, Mr..
Louise r. Hushebeek, Of Middletown, and Miss
Sallie P. Foster. of New Castle, Del.
LANK-DE SANNO.. ON December oath, 1857, y
the Rev. A. Atwood Mr.. Nathaniel Lank,. Of Fred
erica Del, to Miss Mary De Sanno, Of Philadelphia
MISUNDERSTANDING -on the evening Of neGem
| Der "a, by Rev. p. S. Henson Mr.. Frank d Ran
dolph, Of Philadelphia to Miss Sarah e. Biddle, 0
Wilmington, Dbl.
TORBE RT-w lLhiER.--on the 2ith inst at TIN
residence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Bishol
N-LUFFMAN.-on the 10th inst, at tn
residence of j. Boldly, by Rev. J. D. Curtis samue
w. Robinson, to Miss Sale a. Huffman, both @
this city,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09
Jghe FrsedWen's Buresu.

The late order mastering out the volln-
teer officers of the army will not make any
metcrial change in the personnel Of the
Freedmens Bureau in the District of Col
umbia. General Charles Howard remains
on duty as sub-commissioner there, being
retained, in accordance with the provisions
of the act of 1865, by which the existence OF
the Bureau was continued till next summer.
All the officers of Major &c ieral o. o. How
ards staff are retained, eithe under this law
or by engagements as civilians. General
Gregory Is also retained in Maryland.
No officers will be retained in the South
except the sub-commissiontr Of the State il
which they have been engaged report tina
their services are imperatiy ely needed. Thu
effect of the order will be to make very
considerable reduction in the current cxpen
SEES of the bureau.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09

IMrRovEMESrs.-In the year 1867 there have
been seventeen houses erected in Delaware City.
Private residence o manufactures 2; stores 2 !;
stables 4. new and substantial coal wharf has
also been built, in that time, by Messrs. Cock &
,co. There is great need of dwelling houses in
this place The demand cannot be supplied for
such buildings. Who will take this tide at its
ilooda
ELECTROMAGNETIC learn that Charles March
AMI, Esq, has Withdrawn from the firm of Hig
guns, Masahapd Co., manufacturers of block tin
ware, in Delaware City. Mr.. NJ. was the project
or and practical man of said establishment, and
W. should think would be greatly missed from the
firm. We wish him success in any enterprise to
which his attention may be directed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09
OUR LETTER BOX.


Tn6 BARK o00VoTsp
Our commercial marine is not very extensive
have noticed your effort to give some import
ance to the daily arrivals and clearances at our
Port. Frequently we could see the arrival of the
"Blue Rock with sand--" Bullfrog' with wood,
"Snapper'' with manure, Lancet" passed
through the bridge, Sc, &c. These craft are all
important in their line and 1t is useless to tell the
rest of the world any thing about their size and
appearance. But few days since, noble Bark
left our port and not On item did she call forth in
our papers. This is unjust to our mechanics and
to the enterprisiug gentlemen, who purchased
and fitted her out. Wilmington need not be
ashamed of her in any Port Of tho world, and by
calling attention to her, it may elicit orders for
other vessels that will be valuable to our mechan-
les during the present dull state of trade. ! have
not the data to furnish description of the vessel,
hut she was built for and under the superintend-
ence of Capt. John Vance, the well known trader
to Havana. Unfortunately the Captain died be-
fore she was finished. The hull was then pur.
chased by come gentlemen of this place who fitted
her out in the most handsome and durable man
ncr, and when fitted for sea she presented moot
beautiful appearance in the model and flush
The Doper is named for the Capital of our State
is about five hundred tons measurement and will
carry about six thousand barrels. "May she
prove lucky and prosperous vessel" was the
wish of all who saw her depart.
When was boy, Philadelphia was great com
mercal Emporium the Delaware River was con
stantly whitened by the sails of ships, from
every quarter OF the globe. The trade to Indi'
Girard .Tospph Rims
Lewis Clapicr, and many others were large shil
owners, and yet that time ship of three hundred
tons or about 5000 Dbl. capacity was wonder
| they were generally 200 to $50 tons. What
change in the capacity of vessels, schooners arr
| now generally larger than ships at that time
| But do not wish to tire you with gossip-onl,
to ask you to do justice to the Dover"
| COMMERCE..
The following note we reprint precisely as tl
author framed it, unwilling that SO exquisite
production should have any portion of its flavo
lost George washington, no doubt,) is entire
ly mistaken, however, in regard to what ma,
have been said to him by us or our agents, abou
the politics of the DELAWARE TRIBUNE. What h
terms sc a lie IS on his side we arc afraid. AM
| we bid him On affectionate adieu:
| the th
4 GlaSgo Jan J., 1868
Sir send you this litter
To let you know that
want you 10 Stop this
Paper that have ben receiving
From you for you told me
A lie about 1t you told
Me that 1t was Dimocrat
Paper but it proved falls
And Tor god Sake Don't
Send 1t Eny more for 1t Ii
To black for me and /
viii be In town before
Long and will settle with
You for what papers you
Have sent me
your respectful
George, W., Norris
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09


orFIeE OF TnInUSE STEAM Jon PRlsTINa oFfids.
TO our Friends throughout Delaicarei-
The proprietors of this paper have in connekion
with the TRIBUNE job Printing ONCE, which Is
fitted up with all modern appliances for executing
printing with quckness and taste Our presses and
tyne are new and workmen Of great experience and
acknowledged skill. We have adopted scale OF
prices very much lower than has ever been used by
any other printing office in this State and even lower
than that used in Philadelphia Merchants Farmers,
Nurserymen, Peach Growers Druggists Bankers,
Schools, Auctioneers and professional men, when
needing Bill Heads Cards, vendue Bills Blanks,
Catalogues, Labels Cheeks, &c., printed, Will, We
think save money and satisfy Themselves by sending
or bringing their orders to the TRIBUNE Office. We
arc determined to execute work in such manner
that every patron shall be SATISFIED as to STYLE price
and quickness 1t 10 not necessary that parties shall
call upon us to order printing for the same may be
done by MAIL, as well. We are constantly receiving
orders through the post etce from New Castle, Kent
and Sussex counties, Dell and Chester and Delaware
counties, Pa, WHICH reeaive Instant attfntion apd
the printed matter is forwarded to all points FEE OF
CHARGE. Farmers especially will find it to their ai
vantage to have their veudue bills printed at THU
ofics as we have handsome cuts and type, and us'
colored ink and paper when requested.
Very respectfully, JENKINS & ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-09
wilmington ana neaulnx RAILROAD


The Directors of the road met in Philadelphia
yesterday. The matter of selecting sites for Sta
ton Houses and Depots was REFERRED to the road
committee in connection with the chief engineer.
The subject of the location of the road to a
shipping terminus, received considerable atten-
ton and occasioned some discussion.
The Christiana River Improvement Company
and James Goodman made written offer of d
lot for Coal Depot and Shipping terminus front
ing 1000 feet on the south side OF the Chrisliana
nearly opposite the mouth of the Brandywine
extending $50 feet back to Christiana Avenue,
and containing about II acres they also Offered
the right of way through their lands to said lot
The offer is to remain open 60 days
The q. R. /. Co. offered a lot on the South sid
of the Chlistiana, just below the new bridge
fronting 200 feet on the river and running bacl
25O feet, for freight or passenger depot; als'
the right of way through their grounds, subjec
to their approval. This offer was also in writini
and will remain open for sixty days.